Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-06
BAI1INGRALLY AND RAPID
b FIRE FIELDING GIVES GAME
AND SERIES TO THE Chinese
BY LAURENCE REDINGToN.

CT LAURIE nc
Handsome" Luck zee pitched the
AliGhinese to a victory OF game and
series over the Portuguese YESTERDAY
afternoon. but in doing 1t he gave his
team mates plenty OF worry and work,
ind his Opponents and their cupport-
ers many vain hopes. The cratic
yorngster struck out eight ren. in
Guiding Fence Comber" La. Mere,
mho famed twice at critical moments
with men on bases, but he allowed
sly passes, hit batter, and was touch
ed for six hits, two of them being two
bEggers. All this mixed with brilliant
fielding by the Portuguese, and sea-
Eoned TO taste with base stealing and
double plays, resulted in one of the
Ia! tiest baseball dishes that has been
served to the fans for many a day.
The Chinese won out to 2, hut It
was great game, that the p. A. &C.
might have pulled out OF the oven and
taken home for their own consumption
al any stage. At the end of the fift;'
the score stood / to 1, and after the
Chinese had clouted three runs across
I'm the sixth, and gained command
ing lead, the Punchbowl champs came
rack in the eighth with batting rally
that looked like the real thing. Some
quick relays and quicker thinking by
the Chinese ended 1t rather suddenly,
with only one run added to the P. A. c.
column. .IaAAHs
Sixth Decided Il.
The game was won and lost In. the
sixth frame. The Chinese at bat first
got off to flying start when La Mere
juggled sharp grounded of Luck
yee's bat, giving the pitcher life!
Asam followed with an easy fly TO
right, and En- Sue hit safely to left.
Ayau made the second out, third to
ilrft. Then LIbert Akana put hot
grounder at La Mere, which the big.
sJidier fumbled and threw wide to the
bsg, Kan Yen scoring. The speedy
En- Sue took the opposition by sur
prise and kept right on by third on
the play, rolling over the plate in q
CLOUD OF dust, Just as Joseph made q
Wild stab at him. Kon Yen, who broke
M the opening game of the afternoon
with a couple of long hits, came to
life again with a slashng double to
ceEter. Akana scoring easily. Witt
"Chiefr Akana at bat there was
good chance of still another run, but
Kan Yen made foolish attempt to
purloin third and was an easy out!
The Portuguese started their half OF
tie sixth as though they too meant
business. ornelIas hit to right center
Spd A. Joseph waited for four very
wide ones. Filler was not equal to
tie occasion, though, and lined IN
easy one to Lai Tin who caught tne
ham and threw 70 second for a force
cut, Freitas famed. A..
Again in the eighth the P. A. C.s
gos very buEy. With Bushnell retifed
via the third to frst route La Mere.
came to bat. Three times before dur,
itie the game the crowd had begged
him To. hoist one over the fence, anu
he had failed to get hit. This time
H. faced Luck Lee with a do-oc-dle'
look. and the slim pitcher was -mucn
l,,eased with the best the soldier
eonld do was an easy grounder toward
the box. Luck Zee was so pleased, la
fact that he forgot 10 throw straight
~ the bag. the ball going over Akana
head into the bleechers. ornellas
ftngled to right scoring La Mere, an
a. Joseph came to bat with the Portu'
p,,.se rooters besceechfng him TO get
\ hit, He did. The ball went to deep
left In safe territory, and Ornellas
,ounded third exceeding the speed
;,nit Then the Chinese pulled one OF
- ~. -, rr,ias, relays seen on the local
,iamond this season. Chief Akana
recovered the ball and threw toward
n . nlate. while Ayau sprinted in from
home turned in a flash and peSged
Ike a bullet to Kan Yen. Ornellas
had already hit the grit but Kan Yen
handled the difficult throw to nicely
sweeping the ball down the runner
i,,st as his foot neared the ruDDer'
Ii;zer was safe on A. Akanas error
.,,,d the Portuguese were stltl DANCE
rms with two on the sacks ana TWO
r,ne Limo was put in to bat ior
S,raitas but the best he could do was
. prounder just to the right OF second
"a bicb Asam gathered in without tTou-
bic. and stepping onto the Dag 'o'ce"
FIizer for the third out.
New Hit And Run.
The Chinese made their nrS' run III
The third. in a somewhat unorthoruoA
n,anpar Sing Hung started with 4
sirgi TO right, and Luck zee ad'"nc'"
him a base with pretty S8Cr tIl,'
HINT lie took third on Asam mhei''
n,,I lint got caught off the bag =
trron Freitas and Joseph IN an a.
tempt to tag him. and tue former m IN,
ally pegged the ball squareiy between .s
sing lungs shoulder oiaHes, I'M, ,h'
korsehide caroming on ihto Tue ul.I
d,rtsnce, while the speedy 'shinese
me over. mucn pleased with him
self. ., ,,..
rho fifth was a stirring frame TO-
,b., portuguese. Dick Joseph nit, AMI
Zamiska reduced the temperature hy
r.nning Madeira drew a pass, and
:, T-ol- Voc filed the sacks bV