The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-12

first on a hit to third. Soma, at third,
threw to second TO catch Fukabori from
first, and Oh started homo from third,
Deponte, at second, flashed the ball
home, and OF was tagged out on the
heat by Soares, who ran almost to third
Three Portuguese few out in succession
in their turn--Teves to second and Or.
nellas and Deponte to left field.
Ogawa went out on fly bounce TO
first, Nonomura struck out, and Yama.
walk was retired, second to first, in the
fourteenth inning. Then Souza flew out
to right field, Fernandez was retired,
pitcher to first, and Freitas, short to
FIRST.
In the fifteenth Hara struck out,
Tobita struck out, and Iseda flew out
to first, Then Joseph was retired, pitch.
er to first, Soares few out TO second,
and Madeira went out, third to first.
Makes Double Play.
Soares, the Portuguese catcher, made
a double play unassisted in the six.
tenth, STAYING off defeat for n while.
OF got to first on hit to the right
center field fence. Fukabori went out,
pitcher TO first, on sacrifice bunt which
advanced Oh to second, Oi stole third
and started home, while Matsuda struck
out and Soaros tagged Oh out between
third and home. Teves was put out,
short to first, 0rnellas right field to
first, and Deponte few out to second.
Three on Bases, No Outs.
With three men on bases and no outs,
the Wasedas failed to score in the sew.
enteenth, 0gawa made first on hit
to left field. Nonomura reached first on
hunt to third advancing Ogawa to
second. Yamawaki held first on n bunt
down the first base line. There was
some fumbling of the ball between
pitcher and first, who were both stand
ing over the sack, and the decision
would have been very close, but the
umpire was over at third base and
could not pass Judgment with certainty.
Yamawaki's right to remain was not
questioned, nor Chillingworth' posi-.
ton at third. This made three on
bases. Then Hara went to first on a
hit to short, while Ogawa was retired,
short to catcher. Tobita struck out,
and Iseda flew out to right field, and
still there was nothing doing. In the
last half of the seventeenth inning
Soares went out, pitcher to first, and
Fernandez fouled out to first baseman
Then Freitas made two-base hit, and
Joseph was hit by pitched ball and
went to first, and Soares blasted the
Portuguese hopes with an out, pitcher
to first.
Would Call Game.
When the Portuguese took the field
at the beginning of the eighteenth the
management talked about calling halt
1t was n quarter-past six, and the game
had been going since half-past three
but while the bosses were arguing
OF came up to the bat and made q
hit to deep left field which landed
! him on second base. Then Fukabori
went out, short to first, advancing
, Oh to third. Matsuda went to second
on hit to third and Oh covered him
self with glory. He ran home while
Souza threw, short to first, which al
lowed Matsuda to continue on to sec
ond. Then Ogawa was retired, pitcher
to first, and Nonomura fouled out t.
catcher.
Three Straight Outs.
, The Portuguese came up for three
straight outs in the last half of the
eighteenth inning and went down tt
1 defeat in the game of their lives, fol
: neither team ever played any better
a Madeira few out to Hara at second
/ Teves went out, third to first, ant
I Ornellas famed out for the finish. Thel
G every one went wild and remained
. willie and they all entered into tn,
q tumultuous revel until the heroes hat
retired to their dressing rooms.
The Portuguese battery played on tn
Hospital Corps team against the Fiftl
/ Cavalry nine in the Military leagu
r game at the league grounds earlier il
the afternoon and had to rush to ge
G to Athletic Park in time to take thei
p places on the Portuguese team agains
4 the Wasedas, so they had twenty .seve
t innings of baseball yesterday.
b, Following is the summary of tn
% pnmn and gnnrn hV inninns.