Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-24
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and ALL Chinese teams. but failed In
their purpose. the Keio boys winning
after an exciting game by 5 to 3.
The crowd was the smallest that has
attended the games so far, and the
Keios seemed to have very few sup
porters In the way of fans.
Both teams played fine ball. and the
visitors did excellent fielding. The
Keios began by piling up two runs in
the first inning. which disappointed the
lP. A. c., who had then lost any chance
OF applying the whitewash to the Nip
ponese.
When the game commenced the two
familiar faces OF Umpires Bower and
Mayne were missing, and the we'll
known players Barney JOY and "Kiddo"
|ChiiiIngworth filled the positions as
|umpires. the former pair resigning
Even with the change of umpires, kicks
continued to be registered.
Barney Joy did not stand for any
monkey business and gave few OF the
players warning. The fans enjoyed
themselves by yelling out different re-
marks calculated to rattle all con-
cerned.
The Japanese bali fans were very
scarce during the afternoon on account
of the occurrence at Wednesdays
game, when the Keio nine left the field
before the nine innings were played.
the Japanese having boycotted the park
as result Of the dispute.
After the game was over crowd Of
several hundred Japanese gathered out
side the ball grounds to hear fuka-
mura. assistant manager Of the park.
explain the situation concerning the
Wednesday game, but they were not
satisfied with his explanation.
The Game.
The Keios won the toss and were
first at bat. They started of in fine
fashion and got two men over the plate
before their three men were retired.
Sasaki was out on bingle to second.
Kanki landed safe on AN error OF short
stop. Miyake came to the plate next
and caught the leather In time to land
the sphere into center field. netting
him two bases and sending Kanki
home. Koyama, the star batter OF the
team. was fourth man up and he took
his choice Of ,I'e.iron eufves. picking
out nice one which was good for two
bases and the bringing home Of Miyake.
This was little too much for Pc
dro. and he got down to business and
sent few hot ones over the plate
which both Takahana and Fukuda
swung at. Pedro made them hit and
sent both to the bench by the strike
out route. Three out; two runs.
The p. A. G. made one run in their
first inning. Bushnell doing the trick.
After stealing second, he beat II home
from that station on u wild throw to
second.
The Portuguese nine tied the score In
the second inning. Brito landed safe
at second, when Freitas knocked out a
dandy to left field that scored Brito,
Score: 2-2.
There was no more scoring TIL the
nth inning, when the Nipponese added
two more to their total by some heavy
hitting. Four two In favor Of Keios.
In the seventh inning Pedro was re-
Iieved In the box and Freitas did the
Itwirling for the remaining three IN
nings. The Keios scored their final run
In the eighth. Koyama. that star with
the stick. was first up. and he showed
Freitas that II did not make much dif
ference who shot them In for the T.
A. c., he would treat them all alike
Koyama took hold of one and landed
the sphere out into deep left field for
three bases. His effort. however. was
spoiled when he was nabbed ut the
home plate while trying to get home
on Takahama's hit. Later on Taxa
hama scored after reaching third on
Fukuda's hit. This ended the scoring
which was 5-3 In the KeiOs' favor
Preliminary 0smo.
The first game turned out to be q
close and fast match, the time beinl
only "A few minutes over an hour. The
Saints were too strong with the stick
and swatted George Clarke's curves al
over the field. winning IA.
Both the Saints and J. A. C. piled
up two runs In the frst inning. ant
the Saints scored another In the thirt
and their final run In the seventh. TIL,