The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-19
THE DRAGONS ECLIPSE THE
RISING SUN NINE TO FIVE
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high drive, but Ayau went up in the
air and brought It down for an out.
lseda went out, pitcher to first, and
Oh struck out. Chack went down, short
TO first, in the second half of the open.
ing inning. En- Sue beat it to first on a
grounder to left field. Ayau retired,
short to first, aud En- Sue stole second.
Che Bni raced to first on a hit to center
field which brought En- Sue home. Then
Asam got to first on a left field drive.
and Che Bui advanced to second. John
10 came along with an out, pitcher TO
first, and the first inning ended one all.
Fukhbori started things in the sec.
ond with fly out TO third. Tobita
ran to first on fly to right center
field and stole second. Alina dropped
the ball after a good stop of wild
throw from Che Bui and Tobita stole
third. Ogawa romped to first on a
bunt which brought Tobita home and
made second on Apau's wild throw to
first. Nonomura hunted and went to
first while Ogawa passed on TO third.
Akana hurled the sphere to third to
catch Ogawa out and Nonomura sprint.
ed,to second. Matsuda brought Ogawa
home and went to first on a bunt that
gave Apau the Sip and Nonomura hast.
ened to third. Mhtsuda stole second
while Apau damned the bali way ont
to the center field fence trying to shut
Mat off on the steal and the latter
logged home for the fourth run in the
second. Then Hara struck out and va.
mawaki was put away, second to first.
Chinese Score Five.
The Chinese did not recover until
the last half of the third when they
went the Wasedas one better. Chack
reached first on a hit to right field and
stole second. En- Sue knocked hot
one to third which bounced out of
lseda IS hands, landing over in front of
the bleachers and En- Sue arrived safe
at the first landing. Ayau went down,
third to first, and Chack and En- Sue
moved up to third and second Then
Che Bui came through with a swat to
left field that scored Chack, advanced
En- Sue to third and let the batter in
on the circuit. Assam got in line with
hit to short right field, bringing En-
Suo home and advancing Che Bui to
third. John Lo bided his time and
amhled to first after Asam had
made a steal to second. Akina wal
loped the leather to left center
field, which put him on first, scored
Che Bui and Asam and sent John Lo
on to second. Akana cracked the ball
over to third and Iseda fumbled, while
John 10 romped home, Akina went to
third and Akana got into the running.
Apau passed it up with a fly out to
second and Chack went down on a
grounder to Oh.
Triplets in Seventh.
The Chinese now held the lead, FIVE
to six, and did not increase it until the
seventh when they cinched the game
with triplets. Che Bui took the lead
with an out, second to first. Then Asam
dashed to first on grounder to Mono
mura. John Lo was struck with a
pitched ball and hobbled to the base
supported by one of his team mates
and Assam strolled over to second. From
there he made good on double steal
winning out in a game of tag with
Yamawaki and Iseda. After several
passes Iseda dropped the ball and see
ing Lo on beat over the trail, he got
his hooks on the leather, letting Asam
score in vain attempt to put Lo out
of the running, but Johnny was on
the spot too soon. kkina trotted
around to second while Matsuda threw
home to prevent John 10 from scoring
and John went down in another game
of tag with Yamawaki and Iseda. Aka
ma got to first ON hit to pitcher and
Apau staid with the bat until Chilling
worth called four balls and then they
all walked. Chack placed the ball out
in left field and ran to first, while
Akina and Akana romped home and
Apau beat it around to third. Chack
stole second and En- Sue struck out for
the windup. The Chinese came mighty
close to running in some more on two
fumbles by Hara at second, Tobita Is
tumble of a fly in left field, hit by
Apau, and several games of catch be-
tween the 1basemen, but they managed
to pull through without any more
chagrin than a beat Of nine to five
could subject them to.
Following is summary of the game
and the score by innings: