Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09

dIC HIS team mates were CHOCk Iull OF
cunfidene, while the Portuguese seem
ed dazed at having geen SO rudely yank
Cd from the top o the ladder They went
out in one-two-three order, OrlI1llas
going to Kualii on foul fly, Mccarthy
by the hort to first route. and Robin
sor himself spearing a weak pop of
Flizer's bat.
1t looked like still anothen inning
when Robinson flied to center and
! Lemon was thrown out third to first
but ii was not so written Chilling
worth hit over second and made
desperate steal that he barely got
away with. Then up came Bill Hamp-
ton, the "gas man., He clouted a
whale of a fly that just missed going
over the right field fence, hitting the
boards far out of Ornellas' reach, and
Chilly came across with the run tda
won the game, and made it two and
two in the pennant race.
The Portuguese had men on bases
The Portuguese had meen on bases
in almost every inning, and time arG
again their opponents had to pull of
sharp fielding stunts to retire the side
every inning but the eighth and tenth
three safe ones being garnered off his
delivery in the sixth, and two in the
ninth. This kept the whole team on
the jump, and put the ]. A. C.s on
the defeni i've right up to the final
frame. On the other hand, Freitas al
lowed only.SiX hits, five innings being
k!tless, and but few of the opposition
getting as far as sesond. The Portu-
Suese seemed to be going well within
themselves, and played better ball on
tic whole until the eighth.
The first two runs for the, blue and
white were due to daring base run.
ming by Sousa, who took very long
chances and got away with them. The
initial tally was made in what is prob
ally record time for the local: outside
Of home run by the first man up, and
| haven't dClved into the records to
sec whether such thing has happen
cd here. In the first innings Sousa,
first up, drew a pass. Bushnell Secri-
feed him to second, the ball being field
&c third to iirst. Sousa most uneX-
pectedly kept on going. and Akana
like a sure out. but the throw was too
high, getting by Ross and letting
Scusa in with the initial run before
the game was we'll started.
In the fifth the Portuguese got an
other mark on the score board. With
oae gone Sousa again drew a pass, and
stole second. making a pretty slide I'M
del Chilly Bushnell made the second
out with a short fly to Chillingworth
I'd Mere laid down a slow one toward
first, and Akana ran in to field it. No
one covered the bag. and after losing
a precious moment in discovering this
fact. Akana fired the horsehide to =
plate. Sousa having taken another des-
pCrate chance to score. The throw
Vas a bit high. and Markham dropped
IT. Souaa hitting the dirt hard. He
missed the rubber and scrambled back
on all tours to touch it with his hands
while Markham retrieved the ball.
The third and last run of the Portu-
guese was fairly clOuted in. Ornellas
ri, to left and Freitas sacrificed, third
IL first. Flizer lifted a long safe one
&c right. and although Lemon retriev-
O. it and made a splendid peg to the
plate he, was too late to catch the
speedy Ornellas. Joseph hit to center.
anG Zamiska sent 4 fly to right. which
Lemon just scooped up and fired TO the
plate in time to double Flizer retiring
the side.
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