The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-05-27
PITCHERS HOME RUN SAVES
A SHUTOUT FOR PORTUGUESE
HaWas Win Third Consecutive Game Through
Defeat of Paresa's Bunch, in First Inning.
(From Monday Advertiser.)
Hawaiis z, Portuguese 2.

| (fTom Monoa.
Hawaiis 7, Portuguese 2.
Putting six men across the rubber in
their half of the first inning yesterday
afternoon, in the curtain-raiser at Ath-
letic Park, the IIawaiis won from the
Portuguese their third game Of the Sc
ries and now remain alone at the head
of the list, with fair prospects of land
ing the championship of the first Sc
ries of the Oahu Baseball League.
TONY Medeiros, who was re.adopt-
ed by the Portuguese since the close
of last season, was on ethe mound for
the latter yesterday, but did not last
out the inning, Captain Bushnell point
ing out the bench for him after three
runs had been scored by the Hawaiis
and only one man was down, Scott of
the Twenty-ffth Infantry being in
vited from deep center to ascend the
hill.
Scott in New Company.
With most of the damage done, Scott
went into the box with two men on the
bags and only one hand out and, al
though the Hawaiis succeeded in put
ting three men more across the plate
before the sides changed, the victors
were allowed only one more run dur
ing the balance of the game.
Scott was much to the good on the
Portuguese side of the argument, for
the losers saved shut out when the
Leilehua slabster hit the ball through
the air, between the seoreboard and the
two-story building back of the deep
centerfeld fence. M. Ornellas was on
the bases then and with Scott's home
run the Portuguese two tallies were
thus made.
Chilly's Great Work.
Chillingworth s work at short was
spectacular in the extreme. He was
loudly applauded on three or four plays
in which he showed rare big league
form and convinced his friends, more
than ever, Henry will make good should
he 90 across the pond to the Northwest.
ern or Pacific Coast League. Henry
committed number of the rankest
steals during the game and to him,
more than any other Hawaii player,
goes the credit for winning the game.
Scott pitched great game and had
the damage not been committed be-
fore his eLthronement the result of the
game would certainly have been alto
gether different. In this slabster the
Portuguese made big "fnd.' He
pitches fine game and then some;
knows how to handle the willow, is
lively on his pins in base work and
fields his position in great style, col
lection of ball qualities seldom seen
punched in one man and he pitcher.
Williams Good Support.
Bill Williams pitched mediocre ball
yesterday, although he has been seen
to do better. His brand of pitching,
however, with the more than excellent
support given him by Hyman Raphael,
who handled the receiving end, and the
other men back of the box, was good
enough for the Portuguese in yester-
days game.
The Portuguese were first to bat.
Souza struck out; Bushnell got life at
first on seconds error and j. Orncllas
lined out one number of feet over
Chillingworth' head, who reached for
it on flying jump and nailed the pill,
amid round of generous applause. The
side retired with Bushnell making an
unsuccessful attempt to steal second,
catcher to short.
a. AWAY 4hhih6.
Chillingworth was first up for the
Hawaiis and placed hit between short
and third, went to second on poor
throw, annexed third on wild pitch
and hit the rubber, where b tallies, on
wild throw by pitcher to third. He
was home before d. Desha went to first
on four wide ones. Hampton laid
nice little bunf down the third base
line and beat it to first. Medeiros then
got francois "goat" by working the
$. o. sign on the snowy one. A. Desha
drew four wide ones but, before he
went to first, Brother Dave scored on
wild pitch. Langenhan got safety
over first, which scored Hampton.
| At this stage of the game Captain
Bushnell appropriately yanked Medeiros
out of the trouble zone and Scott
mounted the hill, Madeira going to cen
ter in his place. A passed ball scored
Alec Desha. Williams hit along third
base line, Langenhan racing for the
plate from third and being called safe
on n rather close decision. Hyman made
the second out, pitcher to first; Asam
drew four wide ones. Chillingworth hit
over second, Zamiska dropping the pill
while Madeira looked on and Williams
scored. Scott "beaned' d. Desha,
Hampton went out second to short to
| first and the merry go-round inning
closed finally with the gong sounding
six strokes and scorer Raposo calling
for assistance.
Home Run Saves Shutout.
The second time up the Portuguese
began making trouble, which for a
time appeared as if it might result in a
repetition of the previous show, but did
not, since only two runs We're scored.
La Mere got first on grounder to right,
but was forced out at second on NJ. Or.
nellas' hingle to short. Scott then
picked the first offering and walloped il
with mighty heave over the score
board. The retriever kids are still look.
ing for the Goldsmith. Flizer drew
pass ami Zamiska got first on a wild
heave, by pitcher to the initial sack
Madeira struck out; Souza drew four
phony ones and the bags were filed,
but Bushnell committed harikari, pitch
er TO first.