The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
'GET WASEDAS in
THIRTEENTH INNING
Cruiser Cleveland Team Evens II
Up With Students in One TO
Nothing Game.
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(trom Wednesday 8 advertlser.)
Yamaguchi, behind the bat, threw
wild to third in the thirteenth inning
with one man down and two strikes on
Leatherby, and De Voto, the strong
armed man of the cruiser Cleveland
team, beat it home defeating the Vase
das, one to nothing, at Athletic Park
yesterday afternoon. Last week Tues
day the japanese students shut out the
sailor boys with a lone tally in
twelve-inning battle and now the
honors are even. The cruiser men put
up strong front against the Wasedas
yesterday. De Voto held the Japs down
TO two hits while the seamen came
Through with six safeties De Voto
famed seven and walked three while
Yamawalu, who twirled for the Vase
das only retired four, but he granted
no strolls Hale, the right fielder on
the navy team, got his grapplers around
Eve flies, two Of which he had to sprint
for, but he got everything that came
his way.
Iseda, the Waseda third baseman, was
not able to play yesterday and Fuka-
Matsuda went out in right field. Yama-
waki went into the box and Yamaguchi
took his place as catcher. Tobita was
not in the game and Hayakawa oficiat-
ed in left field.
Ogawa made a sensational running
catch in center field, retiring sailor
Monohan in the ninth, and Hara, the
WaEeda second, took ten chances with
out an error, cutting short the career
of five runners. NOnomura was reck-
less with the missile and was charged
up with three errors. The navy batters
tried both wings of the Waseda field
and few out three times both ways.
Hayakawa, the sub, in left and Mat
suda in right, accepted them all, netting
six outs. Sundstrum, the maritime
power at home plate, disposed of eight
Wasedas while Yamaguchi did not get
away with a man and the only score
made was on his rank throw to third,
Play High School Boys.
The Wasedas played two games at
Athletic Park yesterday afternoon. The
first one was friendly match with the
Japanese High School ball tossers. The
latter held the visitors down to six runs
and scored two against them. Oi, the
. giant Waseda, guarded hrst base IN
both sessions, and negotiated thirty-two
put outs in the two conflicts and never
made misplay. Oh is the whole for.
tifications at first base. He stands pref
ty high for Japanese and is strong on
the leap in balloon plays. He gets all
the wild throws that come high. The
only thing that is liable to slip him
is a gentle toss not worthy of effort.
Bases Loaded.
The bases were loaded in the thir.
teenth inning when De Vote romped
home on Yamaguchi's wild throw tc
third. .Crookstom got in on the circuit
through Nonomura Is tumble. Then
Fairbairn swung on the ball landing il
safe for base out in left field. This
put Crookstom on second. Dolan tapped
the leather gently to the pitcher and
got in on the beat while Yamawaki
slugged the ball home retiring Crook
stom. Still there was a full crew Of
sailors on the sacks. Leatherby came
up and pounded the air for two strikes
when Yamaguchi tried to nail De Vote
off the bag and shot the sphere ovel
Fukabori' reach at third while De
Voto came home on canter. Following
is summary of the game and the score
Inv inninpa.