The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

the necessary three TunH 10 put II over
the wasedas, Bell shut them out in the
ninth to make it stick, and the Nippons
took their fourth straight defeat by
score of six to FIVE yesterday afternoon
at Athletic Park.
The Fifth Cavalry battery saved the
service mems bacon with their heavy
hitting, and Kentnor, from Fort Shafter,
turned the trick. Reddy, whose court
martial was quashed, started the finish
with wallop that sent the ball against
the center field fence on first bounce,
which brought O'Sullivan home from
second and gave Robinson two bases.
Bell swung on the ball and it beat
Mikami to the extremity of his ter
ritory, almost reaching the far left field
fence, and Robinson scampered home,
while Bell took his place on second
Then Kentnbr s shot passed Oh before
he saw it, and Bell completed the cir
cult while the ball was travelling over
the first base line to the right field en-
bankment. There were two men down
when the trio came through with their
succession of long drives, and with the
game practically won Mccall went out,
Short to first. Bell struck two Wasedas
out in the ninth and the other flew out
to third.
Kistler an Acrobat.
Kistler, from Fort Shafter, made a
phenomenal play in the first inning,
which retired Iseda and prevented Hara
from getting in from third for tally.
Iseda knocked a skier way over right
field, and Kistler was doing a double
back, forward and sidestep movement
to get under the ball, when his feet ran
amuck with each other and threw him
down. He grappled with the ball as he
Aopped, and when he turned up his
toes, living fat on his back, one arm
was extended aloft with the leather
clutched tight in his hand. Iseda was
the third man down. Kistler came in
with his team and retired from the
game. He struck his head so hard in
the fall that he could not see, and Bran
non, from Fort Ruger, took his place.
Mccall Covers Diamond.
Reddy Mccall, from Fort Shafter,
covered the whole diamond. He was
charged up with one tumble, but he
more than discounted that. He nailed
a hot one from Mikami g bat and
passed it to Wolters, retiring Mono
mura. VOTERS relayed it to Davis IN
time to get Mikami, making a double
play in the third, and in the second
half of this inning Mac knocked Q
qrounder to Oh, not ten feet from first
base. and beat him to it for safe hit
Mccall was on third base when Lem1n
ran in for hunts and covered second
when VOTERS was engaged elsewhere
and made two of the six runs.
Lemn got in some quick action IN the
eighth inning which resulted in double
NAV. A shot sizzled over the line be
tween second and third. Lemn stretched
out and planted his paw on it, lifted 4
to second, killing Nonomura, and Wol
tiers put it to first, downing Mikami.
Peyton Asked to Be Relieved.
Peyton pitched two innings, striking
two men out and walking three. He
asked Manager Woodruff to take hin
out of the box which he did, and Bel
was rung in. The trooper famed hvt
and handed out two strolls. He put
them over the plate generally at-critiea
moments. With his swift delivery, TIM
ball often got by before the man witt
the big stick knew it was coming. ROD
inson was there to hold him, smoking
cigarettes and kidding the Waseda bat
tiers. while Walker was calling strikes
Reddy had not staggered off the pro
hibition line, it seems. He disobeye'
the orders of one superior on the advice
of another, and was iugged to await
garrison court martial, despite the Bul
Ietin,s denial, but when it was foun'
that he had acted under the advice O
y an officer the matter was quashed ant
Reddy won out in the game.
II Soldiers Score First.
n The soldiers scored first blood, net
, ting stwo runs in the first inning. klst
)ller' who had Just performed his specta
} lcnlar ifeatin right field, was first in tn
} batting order, and few out to left fell
} before retiring from the game. Nc
: Call got to first on Nonomura's fumbl
1 of a grounder. Lemn sacrificed, pitche
to first. advancing Mccall to second
n Wolters knocked grounder which tor
} nm left field and raced around to thir'
while Mccall beat it home for the frs
count. Mikami threw in from the field
l lint Iseda fumbled and Wolters wa
. safe on third. OiSullivan popped on
lin front Of Nonomura who waited I
get it on bounce instead of going al
!, tier 1t for a fly out and o'Sullivan wa
, safe, while Wolters romped home. The
Davis was put away pitcher to hr9t'
Wasedas Take Lead.
!, The Wasedas took the lead in tn
!, second with triplets, Fpkabori walk
: ed. ogawa hunted and made first. Pey
D lton threw wild to head Fukabori at sec
!, ond and the latter went to third, Will
{ Ogawa trotted to second. NonOmur
sacrificed, pitched TO FIRST bringing Flu
kabori in and advancing Ogawa :
third. Mikami hunted to Peyton VIII
. tossed the ball to Robinson and Mikam
was safe. Robinson dropped the leatt
er and ogawa scored. Mikami stol
5 second and Omura advanced him I
: third by clean hit to right field. The
. Omnra stole second and Hara Wake
3 filing the sacks. Yamawaki score
! Omura and got in on the beat with
3 hit to right field and with the bases sti
loaded OF and Iseda famed out.
. Wasedas Squeezed One In.
) The Wasedas squeezed in another ru
In 4ha fHird making fhn oanra 20 . 1