The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-19
SPORTS
The Stars WhiteWaShed- l.
laps Win Close Game

tered. Kaulii grounded to third, but
All Tin threw so badly to first that
Kualii was able to make second. A
hit by Hamauku, the only hit he made
in the game, scored Kualii and put the
Native Sons two up. And at that the
tally remained until the finish.
Teams and scores:
Native Sons-Rice, If; w. Desha,
Of; K,aulii, IS; Hamauku, I'd; McIn-
tyre, rf; Markham, Sd; Raphael, G;
Dreier, LIST, and Milikaa, p.
Stars-Kan Yen, IS; All Toon, LIST;
Miller, I'd; All Tin, Sd; Sumner, If;
Joy, c; Apau, p; O'sullivan, IF; N.
Hoopii, IF, and Hayes, CT,
Native Sons
Runs ......OO go 1 90 %
Hits ........O 0 2 0 1 1 O-5
Stars
Runs ......O 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Hits .........O 1 2 0 0 l 0 O-5
Big Hitting in First Game.
Mighty shifting characterized the
game between the japanese and the
Portuguese, which was won by the
Japanese by the odd run in seven.
There were fourteen hits made during
the game and of these four were two
baggers and two others hit the right
field fence for singles only.
After scoring two runs in the unird
the Japanese seemed to have the
game safe, but the Portuguese by some
hard hitting took the lead in the sixth
inning, only to lose in the ninth when
Akana scored on Walkers two-bagger.
Hits Score First Runs.
Hits by Louis and Brito put them
up in the third inning with no outs,
and a wild pitch by Pedro gave them
an additional base each. Zerbe hand
ed out a hit and scored Louis, while
Limos failure to hold the pitchers
throw enabled Brito to get home. En-
rors by Correa almost resulted in an
other score to the Japanese in the
fourth, but play was of a very slow ma
ture up to the sixth.
Portuguese Score Thrice.
The Portuguese let loose in that in
ming and fairly trounced the hide off
the ball. Freitas and Limo died before
reaching first, but Madeira and Bush
nell handed out two-baggers each, the
latter scoring Madeira. Then Deponte
handed out a fly over first, which
Franco tried to take, but failed, and
Bushnell crossed the plate, Deponte
making second.
Pedro singled to the left field and
Deponte scored, but the fun continued
as Souza flew to centerfeld and
Walker muffed, and OlmOs grounded
to third and made first on Asams err
ror. The Japanese were way up in
the air and the bases were full. How
ever, Correa couldn't do anything bet
ter than ground to pitcher and the in
ming ended with Pedro being forced
out on third.
The Portuguese fans almost went
mad with excitement, but they Gained
down as Akana made first on hard
drive which struck Umpire Chilling
worth, and came home on Francois
two-bagger to the right field. There
was nothing doing up till the ninth,
when Akana again opened the inning,
walking to first, getting second on a
wild pitch and scoring on Walkers
two-bagger to centerfield.
Teams and scores:
Japanese-Zerbe, If; H, Chilling
worth, IS; Akana, 1st; Walker, CT;
Franco, I'd; Asam, Sd; Louis, IF; Brito,
C; and Medeiros, p.
Madeira, CT; Bushnell,
I'd; Deponte, RI; Pedro, p; Souza, C;
Olmos, If; Correa, list, and Limo, Sd.
j A. c.
Runs ........O % 900 1 IA
Hits ..........O 81 2 0 II
p. A. c.
Runs ........O 900 8 o. o.
Hits .........O 1O1 "a o II