The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
From Monday Advertiscr)
HAWAIIS 4. p. A. C's 8.

HAWAIIS 4, P. A. C's 8.
After taking strangle and toe hold
on the ball game at Athletic Park yes.
terday afternoon, Manuel Paresa 5
hired men played just enough of the
bush brand to toss that game into the
discard heap.
Davic Desha and his fellow chasers
of the white rock saw the wobbly con.
dition of the Paresa forces both in the
field and on the bases, and by dint of
luck, Alex Desha IS pitching, long
smash to left field by the heavyweight
Barney Joy and bobbe when it
should not have occurred. the Hawaiis
made the series TWO all by a score of
4 to 3 in their favor.
AS a struggle for the championship of
the Island OF Oahu, the game was good
to look at in spots and then it was not
good to look at in other spots. There
was plenty of pepper and ginger seat.
tered in amongst the players.
Francis Barney in one inning became
'he target for the worst kind of abuse
for in the second round he painfully
In.sluugeu a pop.np fly in right field and
then added to his bobb'e by tangling
himself up with the ball.
Francis Barney also caused the fans
to rant and cat call at him for his ac.
tions on the coaching lines by contin
ually finding fault with the way Smil
ing Tony Medeiros was pitching.
1t was Barney's contention that
Tony was illegally delivering the ball
to the batter and perhaps he was, but
as Alex Desha was also violating the
rules StaytOn refused to listen to the
complaints of Francis Barney
In the third round, though Francis
Barney became the hero of the day and
last night and today Francis Barney
has his name on the tongue of every
fan and he is being hailed as the Frank
Baker of Oahu.
How Barney Game Back.
When Francis Barney meandercd to
the batter's box in the third inning he
was member of the "ln Bad Club -
a.. for fair, for in round two +. b. had
musscd up that play in rightfcd which
paved the way for the p. \. C's to
reach the rubber.
lie was sad at heart, and mad, too,
and when he got the chance to swing
at one of Tony's Blenders, Barney put
al his left behind the swat and drove
the ball far into leftfcld for a two.
Dagger.
Two men were on the paths and as
they rOmped over the rubber the lead
of the u. A. C's had been cut down and
the score was up sticks.
En- Sue opened the round for the Ha,
waits, reaching the initial sack on a
safety to centerfeld. He stole second
and then moved to third on poor peg
to Bushnell by La Mere. When Avau
singled to right, En- Sue scored. Chill
lingworth forced En- Sue at second, but
Franco singled. 4 double steal put
both men up another base and Barney >,
swat scored them both
In the fifth inning Tony Medciro,
tossed away his own game when ht
walked Ayau and then cut in with g
wild pitch after the Hawaii's shor,
stop had reached third base on tw,
outs.
This, added to the three they gath
cred in the third inning, won the gam,
and gave the Hawaiis another chanc,
to cop the bunting.
Desha Loses Control.
Alex Desha took up the burdens TO
the Hawais in the pitching line Will,
Francis Barney went out into right
Parney messed things so badly Their,
that Davie Dcsha snapped places will
him. Round one was easy for Davie :
elongated brother, but in the second h,
was as wObhly AS a horse on three leg
and the /. a. C's sent three men t,
the rubber. Had they run bases lik
bal players and used their heads, sev
eral more runs could have been chalket
up on the board.
Williamson started the inning wit
pop-up fly TO right. II was one o
those easy flies that could have lee
caught by a bindfolded man. +. b
though, stepped on his own feet, the
misiudgcl the ball, aud then he adde
to has discomfort by kicking the pelle
about the lot Williamson getting t
second on the play
Souza was out on lunt, and
dopble far into left field by La Mer
sent Williamson to the rubber. A vii
pitch put Franz on third, and he rompe
when Oruellas beat out an nfcld hi
because no one took the trouble I
cover fret base. Alex continued I
remain in hot water when he hit NJ,
deiros, aud then he added 10 his trol
bles by picking mp f. Joscph's bur
and hcaving il into right field, ALLOW
ing NJ. Ornellas 10 score. Swinto
next 10 the rubber, was bat by a pitch,
ball, and then Bushnell hit into do
bic play Had he run Out his hit. b.
stead OF stopping 10 argue with II
umpire, j, Oruellas would have got a.
other crack az the ball aud there is /
telling what Josie would have done.
Toss Away Another Run
Ornellas landed double 10 cent,
when be got hls chance ln the tm
Inning, aud then got 90 third on
out la Mere took hf-t on balls. ui
when fTnnco heayrl Wild a. second
head otf rhe catcher Joe should ha
scored Instead BE- watched AS.
guther uu the Wiiif throw uuH .thI
run ~ Mere down between thr bas,
Vs. the eighth SONIA tossed aau,
rhanr" 10 rrorr hl inmp iU luI en-
Win ope nui ln Che ululh ~ lon.