The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-07-28
tiAWAllS WHITEWASH KElOS
AFTER FAST CLEAN GAME
Several Thousand Fans Watch Native Sons Put II
All Over Japanese University Team
--kiCk Registered.
LFrom AIonday's AdvertIaerl

pretty well fllod, The crowd was out
TO enjoy itself, and a certainly did
whom the "duck egg was registered
against the visitors.
Slight Showers.
There were several slight showers
during the afternoon and tho ball be-
came a trihe greasy and slippery. Still,
IL was rs fair for one side as the other,
and that was all there was to It.
The Hawaiis scored in their first In
ming, and one run was registered
much 60 the delight of the Honolulu
rooters. The run made the Howaiis
feel good and they went to tho game
like tigers after that II was the only
"Bill who scored the run, and he did
three,quarters Of the work himself.
Rice Scores.
William went up to bat and, getting
his stick onto the nose of the ball,
walloped out a three-bagger that
brought the fans TO their feet with q
yell. With Bill perched on third, it
was easy for Will Desha to hunt and
sacrifice Rice home. That was done,
and then the cheers were loud and long.
Neither side scored in the second,
third or fourth but, in the fifth, the Ha-
waits added one more run to their total.
It happened this way; w. Desha beat
his hunt to first, and then stole sec
ond. d. Desha few to third. Mark
ham died at first. Chillingworth made
first safe, and Desha came home.
In their half of the sixth, the Ha-
waits covered themselves with glory
and, by scoring two runs, about cinched
the game. Franco hunted and made
first safe, Dreier repeated the act,
while Franco was put out at second
Raphael then came up and, with q
beautiful two.bagger, advanced Dreier.
Lota then got to first on wallop and
Dreier and Raphael scored. That ended
the scoring, although there were many
exciting moments during the other in
nings.
Keios Ratified
The Keios were more or less up in
the air oil the afternoon, and they
brought off some plays that showed
them to be all at sea. The Japanese
appear to be forgetting what they did
know about the game, and any Of the
Honolulu teams should be able to take
thRAA AAN0bhAS h0hs
First Game.
The first game between the J, A. O.
and the P. A. G. ended in a victory for
the Portuguese This is the first time
they have ever defeated the Japanese
Athletics, that is at least during the
past two years.
The ]. A. G. scored three runs in their
A,..N al
could manage to do for the rest of the
game. The Portuguese made four runs
in their fifth inning and that was just
enough to win by. No other scoring
was done by either side and the game
score of to 3. The official scores Of
both games, as complied by W. II. RAJ
posa, are as follow:
]. A. O. vs. P. A. o.
]. A. C.-Asam, 3h; ChiIlingworth,
! IS; Franco, Oh; Walker, Of; Ross, ef;
Motley, IF; Brito, 1b; Wakita, If; Nor
rison, c; Espinda, p.
P. A. C.-Souza, 3b; Ornellas, rfS
Bushnell, p; Pedro, If; Flizer, 1b; Reg0,
eff Limo, 2b; Joseph, c; Freitas, IS.
Score by innings:
J. A,C. Runs. 3 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0--3
B.H...S 1iOlO 0 O-8
p. A.C. Runs. % 90 0 s-4
Bill. % 0 l 2 2 IS
Summary-Threeb base hit, Souza;
twO-base hits, Assam, WaIkita, Souza;
sacrifice hit, Chillingworth; left ON
bases, ]. A. c. 6, p. A. @. 4; first base
on errors, j. A. G. /, P. A. G. 3; double
plays, Franco-C hillingworth, Chilling
worth Franeo-Brito; struck out, by.
Bushnell 3, Espinda bases on called,
balls, off Bushnell 2, sEspinda /. UNI
pires, Joy and Marcallino. Time of
game, hour and minutes.