The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-07-08
LIHUE, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. TUESDAY. JULY s, 1918
KAUAPSBIG4th.

the nome team had been getting a
line on the visitors during morning
game and therbv profted muchly
However Innman hadn't been seen
i'll action and when the big twirler
indulged in a few practice filings
over the plate it began to look du-
bious for the home team. Innman,
in the opiuion experts, is the oom-
ing pitcher i'll the Territory. From
the very start it was plainly evident
that Sandborn had made a wise Sc
lection of PLAYERS. The pitcher had
errorless support and the batters
found no difficulty in locating In
IN IL momentarily confusing the
visitors who relied upon their pitch
er to win the games. With a score
OF 8 to 3 to the 9th. inning, it ap-
peared as though it would be a run
away for Kauai, when the college
youngsters rallied, piling up five
runs, tying the score. Wild excite
ment prevailed as the visitors went
to bat in the beginning of the 10th
but Sanborn steadied his team and
t h e Students could accomplish
nothing that resembled run. The
home team then came to bat, and
III the same, cool, collected man
ner which had marked their play
ing throughout the game, pro-
ceed to tally up the winning score.
Captain Leslie Wishard and his
bunch of excellent sports are a lot
of clean players and were praised
very generously for their gentle
menly conduct throughout both
games. While the A. S. represen-
ted Oahu College, they were most
1y Kauai boys, SO the victory of the
home team is practically victory
over our own boys. However we
were indeed thankful to have them
hose, and we look forward with an
abundance of happy anticipation to
their return to Kauai. Those who
contributed time and money o
bringing visitors to Kauai, and to
arranging the very delightful pro-
gram can rest assured that their
efforts are appreciated.
The afternoon game by innings,
follows:
lst. Inning.
Students: Wishard had the first
try-out, but a play from 2, to 1st,
put him out of the race. Baldwin
struck out, Hitchcock singled, and
Inman flew to End. No run.
All Kauai's: Kerr made a safe
hit, reaching End. on pass ball. p.
to l. Pacheco made safe hit,
scoring Kerr Joe Costa died IF to
l. Sanbourn singled, scoring
Pacheco. Spalding got off with a
safe hit, Sanbourn expired at the
home plate. Makanani singled,
scoring Joe Costa. Akana singled,
Makanani sank at home plate. 3
runs.
End. Inning
Students: Denichi was | a d
away at 1st from a pretty throw
from 8. Lowell singled, got 2 on
a steal, also got in same manner.
Jno. Makanari singled. and on
wild throw by p, annexed 2. Lowell
in the meantime crossing the home
plate, Fassoth made safe, J. Ma
kanani went out in steal to goal,
and Ahana famed himself to sleep.
l run.
All Kauai s: Jno. Costa opened
up with home run, Kaai went
out p. to |, Kerr followed in the
same path. while. Pacheco flew to
1st. l run.
3rd. Inning.
Students: Wishard walked
Baldwin went out at 1st, Hitchcock
made safe hit, scoring Wishard.
Inman singled, Hitchcock succumb
ed at 2, Denichi singled, Lowell
went out p to l.. l run.
All Kauai's: Joe Costa met his
Waterloo at l, Sanborn put a
three slabber, Spal1ing singled,
scoring Sanborn. Spalding d =
vanced to 3 on a steal, Makanani
faded away p to 1st, and Akana
struck out. l run.
4th. Inning
Students: Jno. Makanani walk
ed, Fassoth flew to lst, Ahana
flew to ss, Wishard made a safe
hit. ard Baldwin struck out. No
run.
All Kauai's: Tno. Costa sound
ed taps at 1st, KaGi struck out,
Kerr singled, stole 2. Pachecc
singled, stole to 3, and Kerr came
pacing over home plate, Joe Costa