The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-01
WON EASILY in COURT BUT
NEARLY LOST ON DIAMOND
Venice Visitors Almost Met Their Match In AIl-Oahus
When Court Lifted Their Tsbu From Them

Following the decision Of the su-
nteme court yesterday morning pfohi.
biting +. G. Peters and Athletic Park
and is directors from enforcing an
injunction against the visiting Venice
team playing baseball in Hawaii OK.
cept at tho Athletic Park, the Jack Bliss
aggregation met the AlI.Oahus at No
ilIili Field yesterday afternoon, win
ming 10 ono Of the fastest and best
games Of ball ever staged in Homo
min by a score Of 70 8.
Fair minded fans who are for clean
aud decent baseball showed their APP
probation Of the efforts Of the Venice
team in coming here to play ball AT
any time and place, and when the news
was breezed about the streets that the
supreme court had squelched the Ath.
letle Park management, its attorney
and everybody else naked up in the
mess, general satisfaction was express
~ Hundreds Of them congratulated
the players and the promoter.
Pans Are Pleased
With the granting Of the writ prohi-
biting Tommy Treadway and his crowd
from interfering with the playing Of
the Venice team, active preparations
were made for the staging Of the game
and At three-thirfeen o'clock. Umpircs
Jack Mccarthy and Norris Stayton got
the Tigers aud AlI-Oahus into action.
Tho several hundred people who knew
81 the game in time 70 be present were
Fortunate in witnessing one Of those
fast contests that one hears much abept
hot sees too seldom.
How Il An Happened
Venice presented its usual lineup.
with two exceptions, ReisberQ being sf
third in place Of RAIDER and Kennedy
af left IN place Of ReisberR. The com.
bination proved fast enough 10 beat the
Ml-Oahus, bnt II must be chronieled
that Kan Yin made couple of bob.
Dles ~ the opening round which gave
tho Tigers two unearned runs.
With Fitzgerald out Of the way IN
the opening round, Francis Barney went
Wild and Honus McArdle was passed 10
nrsr Y Derrick was hit BY a pitched
ball advancing McArdle to second. Der.
rick then moved TO second, while Ho-
nus went 10 third when Kan Yin threw
wild TO nrst In an attempt to catch
Derrick playing too far from the bag.
Kane hit 10 Lai Tin bnt Kan Yin
dropped the throw and MeArdle scored.
Derrick moved over to third and when
Kan Yin pegged wildly TO the BAG to
Der. n lT n ~ ~
IN the third inning. Venice added
two more TO their string. Claude VIII
hams sent a blow to leftheld good for
a basehit and when Honus McArdIe
boosted one far into rightfeld, good for
the half way sack, Williams raced 10
the plate. Derrick found one 10 his
hiking and safety to right scored Ne.
AIl-oshus hit Wen
With the finish Of the third inning
the An-Oahus were In the run column.
ana Claude Williams had spent very
uncomfortable time Of II on the pitch
er.s mound. Fernandez, opening the
round for the locals, laced a single into
leftheld, going around to third when
Bushnell hat one good for double to
LETT, ChillingwOrth followed with a
single 10 right, scoring Eddie, and when
ttjtzgerald let the ball get by him
Ihush scored and Chilly got over to sec.
ond Argabrite, pride Of the Puns, who
played brilliant game in eenterfeid,
tailed to hit and went back to the
water cooler. Lai Tin did better. get
ting a single TO left. With Chilling.
worth, Tin pulled the double steal and
she Ail-Oahus got another run, three
IA all.
Francis Barney slips
Barney did nicely in the fourth, but
slipped a cog in the fifth and just
about scwed up the game for the Wis.
itors, Bliss started with a single, and
when Barney slipped mp on Williams
hat Jack went TO second and then to
third on a passed ball Fitzgerald gath.
cred . bingle and Jack scored, Williams
going to third Barney here cut In
with wild pitch and Williams gath.
cred.
In the sixth the AlIlOahus reduced
that lead by two. Joy and Kan Yin
singled, and both scored when Fernsn.
dez poled a double TO the Ieftaeld
.fenco. BUSHNELL and chiIlingworth
hied out, 50 Williams troubles were
pau.
With the opening Of the eighth jim
ncOtt took the hill, and Jim was found
for q couple. In the ninth they found
him for two more. One Of those was
q triple TO right BY Argabrite. Lai Tin
hit to Scott, going out at first, Arga.
brite scoring. Joy managed TO get a
bingIe in this round and went as far
~ second when MeArdle booted Kan
Yin's hit. Henshaw, batting for Yama,
shire, failed to straighten out one OF
SCOTS Blenders, and the game was
Following is the score:
VENICE ALB X BIZ sB 20 A \
Fitzgerald, RI ..s.5 o ~ a / i
MeArdle, % ....2 22 % o % !
Derrick, ID ..... 0 l2t o Z
Orr, 50 .,. .',...t Q 90 !