The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-05-06
Frs. Game-Hawaiis IL, A. A. 4. 4
Second Game-P. A. o. l5. Asahis 4. ,

Second Game-P. A. q. 10, Asahis L.
With little pofnp and no ceremony,
tic. 1913 season of the Oahu Baseball
League opened yesterday afternoon at
Athletic Park with donble.hcader ball
game
In the opening contest, the Hawaiis
mefrily trounced the All ARTILLERY team
from the Coast Defense Camp by a
score Of II 10 4 and in the second
game, the Portuguese Athletic Club
walked away from the Asahis by Il
score of 10 to 4.
Neither game was contest that
caused much real excitement. Here and
there was a dash of tobaseo aud here
and there, there wasn't
Capt. Norris Stayton, elected as
chief umpire, handled the behind the
catcher end Of the games, while George
Bruins looked after the bases
The captain got u a bit bad with
the fans in the second game when he
chased Tony Medeiros to the dressing
room in the fourth inning because Tony
thought he was following hearse in
stead Of playing in ball game. TO
have excitement in baseball there must
be Tat peppery on-and off the field
stunt and when Tony elected to stand
on the line and grin at his umplets, it
was to the tall uncut for Tony. Other.
wise the two games were hustled
through in double quick time aud well
and properly handled by the men in
charge. Verify both showed that they
.Wils be masters of the field and with,
the backing mp ofatheir actions hyothe.
league Oiheiais2 there is Lonal,hot ob IN
some firstelass hall in ONE way pplaved
by the4Oahu Iieague qr haiuoI bnr bt
Williams Is Good Pitcher "obl
In the All Artillery. Hawaaiis game,
Jack Lawson sometimes, called Gly. AMI
Billy ,Willia1ps, brother5pf the ,illystri-
Gus Johnny. w4lGi the opposing beavers
and the illpstrious Ib5ofher, of the illus.
sriopsi Johpnyigitched rings around the
Handsome Jack. itg, ~
Handsome was as wild as March
ship in 4 Tough sseea aid thc shipb with.
out rudder. Williams Was cool in the
tight plaees, had usg0od 6dmmantt over
the bail and helded his position IN u
iirst1classi manner. AS for the sui port
the 3twooislabsters receiveda alotlit die
said in n few words, it was punk gli
Without II moment a dulna tie amp!
let's in chief went to the centeie ofithe
diamond and pleased the fans by am
,'fionneing the batteriesa Then he Yelled
l"play ball'l and the game was on, lfa!
wall going to the bat first Through
Chillingworth s hit, a passed ball, n
steal and Hampton S single they oath
cred n run, In the second inning three
more Hawaiis crossed the rubber on
two passes, a steal, two sacrifice hits
and some ground aud lofty Juggling of
the ball by Messrs. Lawson and Cross
After this, the Hawaiis stopped until
the fifth when pass. n Steal and
Frances double gave them another In
the SIXTH hit, steal AMI another
hit added to their score. Thine seventh
produced two more for the Hawaiis,
~ Applin failed to either hold or
throw ball while he should have done
so. In the ninth, three errors, pass,
two hits and a steal with sacrifice
thrown in gave them three which
brought the total up to eleven.
The All Artillery boys gathered one
i in the first on a nass, two passed balls
and an out In the second pass, two
hits and A.. Desha's error gave them
another and the last two, scored in the
| third, came over on four hits with an
error tossed in by A. Desha, who by
the way booted the only two chances
| offered to him.
After that cannonading Williams
frightened up and pitched mighty
| rreditable game of ball.
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