Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
BY SING HUNG HOE.
Especial Star-6ulletin Correspondent
with tie Chinese Team.)

The Ali-Chinese baseball team Is Still
keeping up its stride, and to date has
won every college game played and
the majority of the semi-pre and pro-
fessional teams have also fallen be-
fore us Our pitchers are going
strong and the BOYS are playing good
ball behind them.
Our latest victory was a fifteen to
five triumph over the University of
Minnesota's fast nine. We played
them yesterday on Northrop field and
had no trouble defeating them.
Here are some accounts of our re-
cent games together with newspaper
clippings that tell the story:
Chinese z, Manhattan College 3.
(From the Daily Mercury of Man
haitian, Kansas, April 16, 1879
En- Sue and All Lee with a few 9th
ers. including Luckyee in the box, Is
enough to hoodOo any team some, and
they worked on the Aggies yesterday
until they had a score of to 3 in
favor OF the Chinese college, and then
went gleefully away.
The Chinese team from the Col
Iege OF Honolulu were a little out of
the Aggie class. They seemed to
score about as often as they cared to
and played a good game from the
start; interesting the fans with their
oriental roofing, as well as their lit
tie tricks OF the game known as
head work.
AS one OF the players expressed IL:
10 beat those fellows is like trying
to eaten a bird by putting salt on its
tail; the haroer you Try me farther
on they get"
Tne Aggies played a much better
game tnan they ala the day before.
Poliom started the pitching for the
Aggies. he uid not receive good sup
port, the Team making six errors
Mnlle ne was in the Dox. he was re-
heved by Baiy in the sixth. Mccall
lum gave the game a good start by
getting the only three Dagger made
by the Aggies, in the flrst inning. he
was the mist man up and 1t gave the
Aggies hopes of Victory. The Aggies
TOOK tive hIts on of Luckyee.
.ne Chinese squad consists Of four
teen men including the manager
Iney have played fourteen games
since coming to the United States. OF
TINS number they have won ~. The
four they lost have been to league
teams. They beat the St. Marys col
lege IL to l.. Today they will play
the league, at Topeka Here is q list
OF IT,, players in their order OF bat
tIng.I In Sue, l.. Tin, An Lee, l.. u
Akana, Ayau, Mark, Konger, Sing
Hung Luck zee, which. is enough to
defeat any English speaking team.
Chinese f2, Knox College 2.
GALESBURG, ILL.,, April %, 1913,
Luckyee pitched nice game. Allowed
only four hits.
McGoyern pitched six innings and
was taken out. Wheeler was put in
in his stead.
We scored at will. Made thirteen
hits from the first pitcher.
Game had to be rushed through in
order to make the $40 p. m. train
for Ames, Iowa.
Time of game, / hour and 80 min
utess Struck out, by Luck zee 8, by
McGovern /, by Wheeler 0.
Score by Innings. r. H. e.
All-Chinese ..124003020-12 Is 1
Knox Coifege 000OOO2OO-2 2
pretty cold-54 degrees!)
Ames 10 Shut out by Monaghan
Team.
AMES, Ia, April Especial: By
hard hitting and clever fielding the
Chinese team from the University of
Hawaii gave the Ames Cyclones
to shutout on State field this after
noon, and went on, indicated by an
American college none. Three thous-
and people witnessed the contest.
The score r. H. E.
Chinese % O10 1O01 IA 6 3
Ames 20 0 o o 0 o o 90 4 5
Batteries-Apan and Marke; Lev
sen. Weller and Crider. Umpire, Buss
of Drake.
Coach Clyde w lliams had intended
to work George Clark, 1912 pitcher
for the New York Americans, in the
box against the Chinese. At the last
moment, however, the eligibility COM
mittee decided that the game should
be played under strictly conference
rules, and Clark was ruled out OF the
contest.
Chinese II, U. OF South Dakota 8.
vERMILLION, S. d., May Ia
high nodth wind was blowing
throughout the game-which aided
both pitchers. diamond was rather
rough. About $40.
Luckyee pitched great bail in the
pinches, while the opposing slabster
was mt quite hard during tight plays.
The only remarkable play of the
day was the running catch made by
Lang in the third inning, when he
pulled down long drive by Aldrich.
7....;-..
Chinese: r. H. Z.
Runs ..O0S 1905
Hits ...0120 90 40 Sill IL 2
u. of S. Dakota: r. II. r..
Runs 20 O003 90 90
Hits ....012 II l 0 l Is 6
Batteries-Chinese, Luckyee and
Mark; u. of S. Dakota, Sheeks and
Potts.
Chinese z, Morningside College 1.
(From the Sioux City Journal, Sioux
City, South Dakota, May -