Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-18
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J. A. C.s yesterday. for IL was by wild
throws that wouldn't happen once q
season that two Of their runs came
over the plate, the last giving them
lead OF one which the Portuguese
couldn't cut down. II was a good game
10 watch, in spite of rather frequent
errors on both sides, because OF a sen
rational sixth inning rally by the los.
ers. and because II was any ones
game right mp 70 the final frame. The
result leaves II an even break in the
pennant series. each team having one
game TO ifs credit.
Foster Robinson pitched steady
game for the winners, being touched
for six safe hits. three OF which were
punched in the sixth. His fielding was
q special feature OF his play, accept.
Ing four chances without an error. I'll.
trough q Wild pitch IN the sixth let
IN the run that tied the score.
For the Portuguese Captain Freitas
started on the hin, and hurled FOR
four Innings. benching himself at the
end OF that period. the Japanese had
found him for two singles which gave
them like number Of runs. Henry
Bushnell then went on the firing line
and held the japanese 10 3 hits and q
single run Two Of these safe ones
came IN the eighth IN succession. and
filled the bases. but Madeira's fine
catch o. ChlIIIneworth's long nv to
right center sartd the day and retired
the side tcorcIese.
c1ichers q Trouble.
It was at the receiving end Of the
battery that the Portuguese found q
hard row 10 hoe. and Il was two catch
er'e errors that turned the game
against them. SOusa donned the mask
until BuehneII was called into the
game. and al that TIME be took Hem
rvs place on third, Dick Joseph going
n behind the plate IN the sixth, how
ever. Joseph stopped b1ll with the
end Of bis finger, and submitted to
q minor operation performed with sur
1Il1I tape The b1n1afe, evidently
bothered him. for with Franco on third
and Xu1I|| 81 I|I6k be threw the ball
: mile over BusIneI|'s head. almost
q second base a returning It 70 the
pitcher There vas NJ one 70 retrieve
Il. and France scored easIIy Joseph
war a. much d|sfu,ted q. anybody.
n. explanation being that The bail
caught Ia tie 1.1t.1e and cot away
IRON him. lie o.|-I care to take any
moro chances d repeating and went
20 third 6ouea coming II q catch Tor
the second time
6oos6 was also responsible for
run that came IN III something Of the
SAME way IN the fourth Bfitp was on
third With two down He took such Z
long lead that Sousa evidently thought
ne was trying 10 steal home. and as
soon e. Re received the BAH he started
70 throw to catch him OF the bag
Whether ChiIlinEW0rth. who was Il
the plate. blocked the throw. or Wbeths
cr the BAH slipped out Of his handle
seems indefinite. but IA any event be-
c1u1kel Il about IS degrees off line
into the b|oechcrs. and Brito trotted
n with the third run Of the game for
the Japanese.
Score b Second.
The fIr1f J. A[C. score came IN the
second. when Markham whaled out 4
long. low ~ TO left. zanisk6 misjude
~ - ||I4 "|I|&- - Nv 4-4t1 INrt -
ing able to get the tips Of his fingers
on X "a Il went BY for three base
hit keulii brought him In with a
single. Two more were annexed IN the
fourth Franco lift and was advanced
on KauiIi's sacrifice hunt Brito knock
ed one down towards third, and Fret
tns ID trying to get It made 9 mess
OF the attempt. Franco getting to third
and Freitas IN trying to get 1t made
= mess Of the attempt Franco get
ting 70 Sd when Bushnell dropped the
throw. Foster Ro..nson was quick to
take advantage Of Freitas' weakness
IN handling the slow ones, and laid
down hunt which he beat out, Franco
scoring. He was retired on the field
er's choice that gave Lemon life, Brito