Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-22

From what promised to be a one
sided affair, the first game in the Oahu
League yesterday afternoon, between
stars and j. A. c., took on different
tone, and before 1t was finally finished
in the fourteenth inning, there were
enough thrills for any fan.
The game was loosely played many
times, and Connie Hayes and Kealoha
were both of in the pitching at times.
Kealoha pitched his first game in the
league yesterday for the season and,
after he steadied down. did good work.
Hayes Responsible.
To Connie Hayes more than any one
other player can the defeat of yes
terday suffered by the Stars be laid.
There We're other players who contrib
uted at times to the loss, but In two
separate innings II was the lack of
headwork of Hayes which lost the
game.
The first occasion was In the tenth
inning. The bases We're full and two
men were out when Hayes came to the
bat and swatted under the first ball
pitched, putting up a high fly which
was gatherede in by Chillingworth at
short
Right at that point was the best time
that the Stars had to win the game.
Fernandez was the first man up and
flew out to Ross. Sumner came up
and was out Chilllngworth to Akana.
All Tin made a hit to left field, Joy
hit Il long one to center and Hoopii
came in for hit to left. That filled
the sacks and Hayes came up to the
plate and, without thought, apparently
of what depended on him, made a
swing at the first one pitched and put
1t high in the air,
Then In the fourteenth the Stars had
made one tally when they We're at bat
giving them one point in the lead
Franco came up first for the Japan
ese, and Hayes gave him a walk. Their
Akana hunted to Hayes, who made O
pretty stop, but turned around to nal
Franco at second, throwing wild tt
Miller on the sack and Franco wen'
two more bases and scored while thu
ball rolled out into center and Akanf
got as far as third.
Pitched Well.
Hayes did fairly good pitching yes
terday, and his fielding in the mail
was good. but when he found himsel
in place where headwork was need
Kan Ven Stole Home.
The sensation OF the game was whei
that crack little Chinese player, Kal
Yen, stole home In the fourteenth
making the score that put Stars II
the lead and which would have woi
the game but for the loose work in tn
second half OF the inning.
Kan made first by sending a hot on
down to Chillingworth, who fumble'
IT, Miller came up with sacriiic
which put Kan to second. Fernando
sacrificed and put the Chinese on third
Then Haole Sumner came to the ba
and, with two men out and one oil
third, II looked bad for the Stars. Haol
waited for good one, and when tn
willow connected with the sphere Kai
Yen was within ten feet OF home plat
and made the score as Sumner starte'
for first. which he made all right, Thel
All Tin hit long one 10 left field whicl
was gathered In by Zerbe.
Many Features.
II was a game full OF features, ant
90 tell them ali would be impossible
Two others that stick strong In thu
minds Of the fans are the sight of Bar
ney Joy stealing third-blg, fat Barney
stealing third; Just think OF ltl--ant
the hot catch made by Chilllngwortl
in the tenth when he gathered In q
back hander from summers bat nnC
put him out AT first,
by Innings
First Inning,
stars Kan Yen out Ross to Akann
Miller hll 10 lon held, Fernpndez sac