The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-01

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way of run-getting, but at last the
end came, Olmos getting home for the
Portuguese. He was passed to first,
hit by pitcher, advanced to second
on Bushnell's sacrifice, and came
home on Ornellas's grounder to short
stop, which Kualii muffed. It was one
two-three for the Native Sons when
they came up to the stick, for Pedro
struck out Markham, Lota and Kualii
in very short order.
stars Want More Coaching.
The game certainly provided some
good ball, and after the win of the
Portuguese the fans settled down to
see something good in the Japanese
Stars match. But there was nothing
doing in that line, for the Stars sim
ply couldn't get into their swing and
there seemed to be a woeful lack of
combination. Sympathy between
catcher and pitcher was lacking;
times out of number Hayes sent over
the wrong ball, declining to heed the
signals from Barney Joy. Hayes isn't
the star he is claimed to be; he GER
tainly didn't make good yesterday,
and the fans were by no means I'M
certain in the caustic comment which
was passed freely around regarding
his pitching. He was erratic and was
hit freely, Zerbe, Franco and Brito
getting two-baggers off him. He
struck out five and walked three, one
hit by pitcher. In the field the Stars
were not nearly as effective as the
Japanese, whose team work was a
treat to see.
However, the Stars will improve;
probably Manager Marcallino will con-
slider the advisability of making few
changes in positions in which case
Hayes ought to be the first moved.
Japs Score Early.
The Japanese cinched the game in
the early stages, scoring in all five
runs in the third and fourth. After
Espinda had famed in the third,
Zerbe brought off two-bagger in the
left garden and Franco walked. Henry
Chillingworth retired on foul fly, but
Walker brought both Zerbe and
Franco home on a hit to the center
field, getting to the second sack.
There was a discussion between UNI
pire Chillingworth, Catcher Joy and
Pitcher Hayes as to whether Franco
was safe or not, and while this was
going on Walker continued on to third.
As Akana bit the dust Walker was
left on third.
The Stars netted run in their next
session. Kan Yen got first on thirds
error, but was forced out by Summers
grounder to short The latter stole
second and came home on Barney
Joys two-bagger to the center field,
Joy ultimately making the three sack,
all in. Sullivan famed.
Hayes Batted Hard.
Ross flew to second in the next,
but Asam grounded to left field for
a single, stole second on joys low
throw to Fernandez and came home
on Brito's two-bagger to center field.
Tom Yen's error put Zerbe safe on
second and brought Brito home and
Frances two-bagger to center field
saw Zerbe safely across the plate.
When Chillingworth went out pitcher
to first, the Stars breathed again. It
had been trying time for them.
A Last-Inning Effort.
Up to the first of the ninth there
was no more run-making, and the
fans, getting tired of the game, began
to leave, and when the Stars went up
for their last whack and the first two
were retired, it looked all over. But
Barney Joy singled to the right field,
Sullivan walked, both advanced on a
passed ball and Hayes fly to the right
field brought them both home. Will
liams finished off the game, out short
to first.
Line-Ups and Scores.
The line-ups we're:
Portuguese: Madeira, CT; Olmos,
IT,. Bushnell, 2b.; Ornellas, rf; De-
ponte, h.; Limo S.; Pedro, p; Soares,
C., and Freitas, 3b. Sousa relieved
Freitas in the seventh and H. Freitas
batted for Limo in the thirteenth.
Native Sons: Rice, IT,; w. Desha,
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