Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-04
THE STARS ARE DOWNED At
LAST Moment BY JAPANESE
Big Crowd Sees Two Rafting Good Games-HaWais Beaten
Again-Fans Turning Out In Large Numbers

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ming saw "A few exciting moments. The
Stars had two men on bases one on
second and the other on third. with
none gone. Kan Yen came up and II
seemed as though there was a hole In
the bat, as he famed. L. Tin came
up next, and, II not mistaken. used the
same bat, not noticing the hole. as he
also struck out. Myers ended the
chance OF scoring by hitting to short.
There was no scoring on either side
TIL the lucky seventh was reached. and
as they scored one run. Akana, as In
the game last Sunday. was the hero.
reaching first on hit to right field.
then soon stole second. Franco was
next up and picked out good one. but
II turned Into a fiy ball to ieftnelder.
Motley was up next and while waiting
to find "a nice curve of Myers, Akana
stole third and Motley was out on n
hunt. Walker was next to face the
pitcher; Akana came home on passed
BAH, Walker was out on fly to left
field. Brito also got out on liner L,
center.
Both sides failed to score In the
eighth. and In the last half of the
ninth, when the score was to I in
favor of the Stars. the J. A. G. kahuna
worked his stunt and the Nipponcse
went In and made two runs just in the
nick of time, winning them the gam.
Chiilingworth was safe on bingle to-
third; Akana was up and forced Henry
out at second; Akana stole second.
then Franco picked out nice one and
swatted It out for two bases. sending
Akana home. Motley was then out on
a fly to JOY. Walker came up and
sent Franco home with a long drive
to centerfeld. They won the game by
10 to 9.
Second Game.
The second game proved to be a
dandy. Mike Hardee was not In his
regular pitching form. and ne handed
out free transportation to FIRST freely
during the game. He was In danger
many times, and the Portuguese nine
has no excuse for not scoring more
runs of him.
The Hawaiis were to bat first. Aft
er two men had gone. Desha reached
first ON u bingle to third. stole second
and third. and-just think OF N!--even
stealing home and then safe ut that
This was the only score.
Heavy Hitting.
In the second there was some heavy
hitting. The Hawails scored another
run In their half. Mike Hardee sent
the sphere to deep center and turned
II into three Dagger. BE soon came
home ON Dreiers hit to short. During
this inning Soares retired witA u split
hand and Joseph took his place be-
l.:pd the bat. The p. A. Cs. netted
three runs in the second. Deponte
went to 6rsi on dead ball, Flizer lay
Gown pretty hunt and Hardee tried
I" get Depohte at second. but threw
wild and the runner scored while FIJI
ger went to third. Limo sent F1izer
home on hit to left field Limo stole
second and third and then the walking
procession began Joseph was handed
q pass to first. Hardee had another
pass TO get rid Of and Freitas kept
his eyes open for It and was also given
free transportation to first cushion.
Bases were full when Souza came up
land brought Limo home on a hit to
ishort. Full bases again. Bushnell was
out on infieid fly and Ornellas famed,
Three runs. two hits.
The third inning was all souzs's. he
picking up three hot ones OF Ayau,
Desha and Markham and retiring them
iat first. ~.
Out Of TIGHT Hole.
, The Hawaiis saved themselves In the
third. when the p. A. Cs. had full bases
and none gone Eeponte was safe ON
a hit past third and advanced to sec
Ond On 'Madeiras walk. Flixer hunted
and everybody advanced Full bases,
no outs. Limo failed to find Mixes
smokeless shots. and famed. Joseph
could not do any better and he was
sent to tho bench by the strike out
route. Thea Depoi,te. who had waited
no long on third cushion to be sent
home. lost taith> IN waiting and tried
to steal home, hut was out.
IN the fourth the p. A. Cs. scored one.
Freitas doing the trick, the score then
being AZ.
f! In the nth the Hawaiis scored one
run This time It was Ayau who cross
ed the plate CT Markham's hit 10 cen
ter. The y, A. Cs. also added another
run Joseph coming home on a wild
throw to third by Hardee. Score. 5-3.
! The Hawaiis ended the scoring Of
the day in the seventh. Mcintyre was
out on a bunt, Kualii made two
Dagger, Bill Rice was out on a hit to