The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
(From Monday Advertiser.)
p. A. Cs, 7; All Chinese, !.


Manager Manuel paresa Of the Port
ugucsc Athletic club ball team is wear.
ing one of the happy smiles that won t
come Off since yesterday while Manager
Sammy Hop of the Ali.Chinese could
not smile if he wanted to.
And no one can blame Manuel for
smiling nor can they blame Sammy for
not smiling, for did not the aggrega-
tiOn of the former most decisively trim
the aggregation OF the latter by u score
Of to at Athletic Park yesterday
attcrnUOui
Truly H. was a sad llow to the All.
Chinese and their big boss for not
alone were they given an awful trounc-
ing, but the +. a. C's boys took away
every cent of the gate receipts it hav-
ing been agreed ON before the game
that the winners would take the whole
kabOodlc.
Perhaps Sammy thought the T.. A. Cs
would be easy after the way they had
been man handled and maucd about by
the IIawaiis aud then Sammy might
have thought that Foster Robinson was
a far better pitcher than Tony Mcdei-
ros and Tor those reasons made it q
winner take-ull proposition.
II those were sammy thoughts and
he thoughts OF his team, they certainly
.ereigcd an awlm Jolt Tor parosa 5
IireI men Cutpldycd the All Chinese in
very angle OF the game while Medel-
ros pitched big ring, aud little rings
rounI Foster from start Of game to
he Guish.
Scoring Was Easy.
Joe SOuZa was the iiIst T.. A. G. to
face the rcloubtablr Foster and when
he went out on an easy groundcr Sam
my smiled for the hrst aud last time.
The next man to the bat, Bushnell
pOled a liner into ccnterGeld which was
misIudged Ey En- sue owing to the
glaring sun and before he could find
the bail Henry rested at second base.
!. Oruellas was out and Sammy was
Just beginning to smile again but a
.ong drive for one base to centerfield
by Williamson which scored Bushnell
caused the smile to vanish. Willis went
out on Il drive to Apau which looked
as if he had scOOped the ball but ms
the umplets said no, there was no argu.
mcnt.
Paresa 5 gang showed flash of the
big league stuff in this second half
of the inning which pulled MedeiroS
out of a deep, deep hole. With En-
Sue out of the way on "A drive to SOuZa
which was admirably handled, Ayau
singled to leftield and so did A. Aka
ma. Ayau went over to third on the
hit and then Akana stole second. L..
Akana hit sharply to Williamson and
IL looked like u run for the All-Chincse
Williamson though made great stop
and pick mp of the bah and with II
perfect peg nuiled Ayau at the plate
Kan Yin ended the inning with Il
groundor to Bushnell.
Still They Score.
Another tally was added to the p.
\. C's count in the second on single
by NJ. Ornellas with two in the hole,
= pass to Tony Medeiros and "A safety
by Joe Souza.
BY this time there was large lump
in the throat of Sammy and Il dimness
was before the eyes With the close
of the second half for the =, A. Cs
Sammy was shedding large crocodile
tears. With j. Orncllas out of the way
Williamson laced dandy single to
lcftfeld and then Willis laced n dandy
to center. Franz La Mere, who tied
up the game on Christmas day with his
trusty war club, picked out Robinson
bender at this stage of the game pol
ing the lal to center for two Dagger,
which, Of course, sent the two runners
over the plate making it four for the
j. A. Cs and the game not half begun,
In the fourth the =. \. Cs did moth.
ing but the AllChincsc gathered their
lone one and were then and there saved
he humiliation of being whitcwashed.
L. Akaua Scores One.
l., Akana opened the round for the
Chinese aud was safe at first because
Williamson booted the ball Lang hit
10 second base Ken Yin hit to Willis
10 first ON line, but Willis dropped
the BAH. lie picked it mp in time to
rptirn Yin but smiled a dOuhla MAY