The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
SOLDIERS DEFEAT WASEDAS
WITH TRIO OF TWO BADGERS
Reddy Starts Finish Bell Takes Up the Pace
and KentnOr Turns the Trick in the
Eighth Inning.

their favor and the situation began TO
look dubious for the military men. Flu
kabori shot the ball into right field and
Brannon, who took Kistler's place,
misiudged the direction of the sphere
and had to chase it instead of heading
it off. When he did get a grip on i'll
he could not let go right on the throw
to second. The ball went wide of Vol
tiers and Fukabori got two bases ON the
play. Ogawa sacrificed pitcher to first
advancing Fukabori to third. Mono.
mura landed fly in short center field
and there was nobody there. This al
lowed Fukabori to score and counted al
safe hit for Nonomura Nlikami swat
ted grounder that ran into Mccall IS
grapplers and Reddy slipped it to VOL
tiers, who tagged Nonomura and passed
it to Davis who killed off Mikami for
three out and double play.
Soldiers Score One.
The all military team added one more
to their score in this inning and trailed
the Wasedas just one behind. Mccall
drew a walk and Lemn advanced him
to second on sacrifice, pitcher to first.
Then Wolters knocked a foul over the
first base line and Omura beat it out
of the box and, got it. O'Sullivan sin
gled to right field. Fukabori fumbled
and Mccall sprinted home. Davis soak
ed hot grounder to short. Nonomura
landed on it, but Davis beat the ball
to first base and o Sullivan went to
second. Townsend rolled the marble
down the first base line to Oh, ending
the third inning.
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second base in the fourth, but the cir
cult was kept clear throughout the fifth
and sixth. In the seventh the Wasedas
increased their lead one more and some
of the military fans groaned. Hara
| joggled to first on four balls. Yama-
waki sacrificed him to secoVd and he
stole third while Lemn was running in
for expected hunts. Oh brought him
home and made first on hit to Mccall
which took too much time for him to
get hold of. Oh went to second on 1se-
da 3 sacrifice, grounder to first, and Flu
kabori was retired short to first.
Oh spoiled a double in the last half
of the seventh by dropping the leather
on relay short to second to first. Oga-
wa shot the ball into Bell in the eighth,
but the man in the box accepted it and
let it cool, then slipped it to Davis and
Ogawa was quits. Nonomura walked
and Mikami next damned the mistle
along the ground and Lemn blocked it
and put it to second which resulted in
the double play, retiring Nonomura at
second and Mikami at first.
Wasedas Lead to 8.
The score stood five to three when
O'Sullivan came up to the bat in the
eighth and it looked like the Wasedas
had einch ON the game for both teams
were shutting each other out right
along. o Sullivan pounded the pill into
Omura so hard he couldn't hold it and
went to first base while the pitcher was
looking around for the ball. Davis sac
rifced o Sullivan to second and then
Reddy Robinson came through with his
long drive to the center field fence
which scored o Sullivan and put Reddy
on second. Bell put his to deep left
field scoring Robinson, and Kentnor,
who was fourth substitute for Kistler,
made his line drive which brought Bell
in for the winning tally and Mccall
was retired short to first.
The military team did lot of shift.
ing. Kistler, Brannon, DAILY and Kent.
nor had turn in right field. The latter
was put in in the eighth for his bat.
ting ability, and he won the game
lo'Sullivan relieved couple of times
on the beat, and Davis substituted in
the running, while Bell superseded Pey'
ton in the box.
Following is q summary of the game
L. l.