The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-15
SPOR T S
Baseball Is EXhiIarating
Stars And Native Sons Win

his three previous visits to the box,
but Bob made good though only on an
error He hunted, Pedro picked up
the ball but threw wild to first and
Deponte could not reach it. Bob took
first and continued on to second, while
Barney JOY ambled home. Four runs,
two out Chillingworth wanted to
make a three-bagger of the bunt, but
Umpire Hampton would not stand for
that and babe Bob be satisfied with
second Kan Yen, he of the mighty
arm who smote a three-bagger in the
first, was next up and conclusively
signalized his appreciation of Pedro by
banging a liner to the left garden,
scoring Chillingworth and reaching
second himself. Five runs, still two
out. Kan Yen stole third, but was
nipped at the plate, while All Toon
was at bat, in trying to steal home.
That was the end.
Portuguese Fail ANONYMOUSLY
The Portuguese failed, though Pedro
got to first on a center-feld drive, but
II. Freitas famed, Bushnell flew to
center-feld, Sing Hung sitting down to
take the bah, and Ornellas was out
second 70 first
The game was a remarkable one,
though all the incidents of its early
stages were eclipse1 by the Stal $
ninth inning.
Preceding Incidents.
In the first Kan Yen, first man up,
hit treble to left field, but was left
there. Ornellas reached second in the
latter half of the second, and was adj
vanced to third but was also left there.
Bob Chillingworth and Kan Yen walk
ed in the first of the third, but the
former, was put out at the home plate
trying to steal and Kan Yen was
forced out on Fernandez grounder to
second. In the second of the fifth
Souza made FIRST on Fernandez error,
stole second and third, but was left
there to mourn. Sumner made two
Dagger on Pedros bad throw to first
in the seventh, advanced to third on
All Tins bunt but was then caught off
the bases, catcher to third. All Tin
reached third on Sing lungs hit to
right-field but was nipped at the plate,
Ornellas to Soares. In the Portuguese
eighth inning Souza grounded to left
field for a single, was relayed to Sec
ond by Soares, and advanced another
base on M. Freitas' sacrifice. Deponte
at this stage-two men on bases-re-
placed Joseph and hunted, Souza being
put out on the plate, Hayes to Joy, and
then Olmos suicided, grounder to first.
Briefly, that tells the story of the
game up to the ninth.
The Stars had the better of the
game, even emitting the ninth spasm.
Hayes pitched satisfactorily and did
good fielding work, getting half-a-
dozen assists. He struck out eight
and min not issue a pass.
Pedro's play was marred by that
one inning, but he was not in his usual
form.
Native Sons Beat Japanese.
From the point of view of the base
ball expert the first game of the after
noon was the better of the two, though
it did not supply the same spectacular
ending. True, it was a ninth inning
victory, the Native Sons getting one
run when it was most needed viz, in
the second half of the ninth with two
outs. The game was characterized
throughout by keeness, but the Native
Sons had shade the better of the
game, though the score was tied right
up to the beginning of the second OF
the ninth.
First Tally to Hawaiians.
The Native Sons opened the score in
the second inning. Hamauku handed
out a two-bagger between left and
center-field, just making the base on
seconds failure to take the sphere.
He advanced to third on Markham's
out, second to first, and came home a
winner on a wild pitch. Dreier walked
but was forced out on Thomas hit to
third and Lota famed.
Espinda Walks and Scores.
The Japanese Immediately equalized.
Espinda walked, stole second and made
the third sack on pitchers wildness,
getting home on Walkers grounder
through pitcher and second to center
field. Zerbe and Franco famed and
Walker was put out on Chillingworth' s
hit to short-stop. That ended the
scoring up to the ninth, but in the in
term there were several sparkling
plays, the field work of the Native