Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-01
HAWAIIS SMOTHER
PORTUGUESE IN
FAST GAME
Barney Joy Pitches Air. Tight
Bali While P A C. TWirIers
Are Hit Hard
Hawaiis q, Portuguese ..

haWd1lS q, Portuguese v.
The Hawaiis had their collective
batting eye working overtime yester.
DAY. and what they did to Scott and
Medeiros, reduced to cold figures, To-
tailed IL 1if6, for seven runs. Every
man on the team got at least one safe
swat. while En- Sue and Fernandez
cleaned up three apiece. On the
ether hand, Barney Joy pitched air
tight bail, and only two hits at the
tan end OF the game we're collected
off his delivery. The first 90 men TO
face the big fellow never saw first
base, and then juggled Fly by En-
Sue gave q batter life Two were
gone In the eighth before the first hit
was recorded, La Mere combing out
d hard one TO the right field fence.
At that Fernandez came very near
spearing II, and would probably have
done so but for fence brace that
blocked his run. In the last frame
Bushnell landed on one that went
sailing over En- Sues head, and was
good for two bags. Besides having
everything on the ball, Joys control
was excellent, and he did not issue q
single pass. All In all the big fellow
was in about the best form Of the
season.
The Hawaiis started to work the
score board boy in the first inning.
En- Sue went out short to first but
sAyau waited out Il free ride and went.
to third on Chillingworth's slashing
double to right. scoring on Fernan-
dez' timely single to left. In the sec
ind the Hawaiis got one hit, and when
the third frame same up Tony Me-
deiros was sent Into the box, Scott
going TO center, and NJ. Ornellas re-,
firing to the bench. Up to the sew
enth inning no more runs came
across, but In that frame the entire
Hawaii team took look at Medicines
shoots and slants, and five hits, two
Of them for extra bases. togetherf1
with an error Melted four runs.
FnsiIlade Of Hits. \
Desha started off with a hit. and
Asall 1oiloWtd -suft stith A-twobaSgers
Then En- Sue hunted. and Ifedeiros,9
watching FOR play ct the plate. let
him get % fifst filling the bags With
no one gone Ayah sent bounder be-
tween third and short, and Sousa, run,
ming In To- field II, got his feet mixed
up, Desha scoring. Medairos then
hit Chilly In the ribs, forcing IN a
run. Fernandez hit, scoring En- Sue
and Ayan. Then Franco was safe,
on the play that retired Chfllingworthl
at the plate, and Joy hit for two.
bases. Dreier flied to Swinton In
left, ending the agony,
In the eighth, three hits, two OF
them two baggers, brought two more
runs across, ending the scoring.
The game was full of sharp fielding,
and up to the seventh was as good as
anyone could wish to see. Il was.
played in ] hour and Is minutes. and
was not marred BY any squabbies or
disputes. Several players on both
sides showed up to special advantage.
SWinton making couple Of dandy
catches In left, one almost In the
hIeachers, Fernandez turning q pretl
fy trick In right. Sousa making spec
Z tacular stab Of Dreier's infield fly,
and Williamson showing some quick
headwork BY retrieving a booted ball
and shooting II to third In time to
get hts man. En- Sne made couple
Of nice catches>ih his section OF the
garden, but 1spOiling hts clean record
By Juggling Orneilas, fly. possibly on
account OF the sun, and u lgdg.
ing the speed Of Bushnells two bag
GER. Scott had nothing on the ball
for the two Innings that he pitched,
and then performed far below his
usual form In the field.
Park Approach Atrocious.
Al big crowd saw the gHThe. and
those not fortunate enough to attend
hall games II motor cars, "cussed
ont the condition Of the approach
to the ball park. which was ankle
deep In mud. Whether It is the busi-
ness OF the park management TO keep
llp this road, or not. It would certain
" be policy to do so. A few hand.
fnls OF: rice husk won't answer the
purpose, and the alleged sidewalk is
SO broken down and full of holes as
to be positively dangerous. The pub
lie is giving Athletic Park good sup
port, and Is entitled to better accom-.
nodations. ~. ,.s Sss
Yesterdays game makes the pen.
nant series between the winners of
the two halves of the season one and
one, with one tie game. The. next
game will be played next Sunday.
The game for the Junior League
championship between the Pawaas
and the G. A. Us. was not played, on
account Of wet grounds. These two
teams have also q game apiece to
1heir credit. y
The score: :
The score:
Hawaii. Alb r BIZ Sb 70 A
En- Eue, CT 49,. 8 2 3 Il O. i
: Avan ss 3 o