The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-09-01
M'bRyDE BLUES
TAKE FIRST LEG

As was to have been expected,
sJs immense crowd. for Kauai,
witnessed the first game i'll the
championship baseball series a
Eleele Sunday afternoon, where,
amid all manner of roofing" and
the sounding of auto horns, the
fortunes of The day swayed from
side to side and finally settled up
on the banner of the McBrydes.
After all is said, the game was a
NSSuzzle from start to finish. Both
sides PLAYED bad at times, and made
costly errors. Toward the end OF
the game some Of the Makawelis
seemed to lose their heads, with
most disastrous results. At t eI
end of the first half Of the sixth
innings the Makawelis had six runs
to one for their opponents but in tile
remaining three innings the score
had been so shifted around that 1t
stood IL to- i'll favor OF the Nc.
Brydcs.
Makawelis were first to bat and
A. Fernandez, who hit safe, Sue
ceeded in making the circuit be-
fore his side was retired. The Nc
Brydes failed to score, III the sec
ond innings, with bases full, Joe
Fassoth hit safe and scored J Cos
ia, gi,iIg h: Mlkawelis one run
in that frame, For the McBrydes,
Gabriel. first IN IL up, worked
around TO third and OH passed
ball stole the plate. In the third
Akina, of the Makawelis, hit safe,
was advanced by others and scored
on a mix-up at the home plate.
The McBrvdes failed to score, John
Costa making fine one-hand catch
at the close of the inning
4 Ireneo Akana had pitched UP to
this time for the McBrydes, but at,
the beginning of the fourth Joe
Aka took the box. No run for the
Makawelis. The McBrydes did not
get a man beyond first base. In the
fifth Hans Fassoth landed a two
bareer, and, with the usual as
sists, reached home. The McBrydes
failed again to tally.
In the sixth innings, with two
men on bases, Joe Fassoth struck
for three bags, scoring both men
ahead of him, but was thrown out
himself at the plate on a close de-
cision. The score was then to l
in favor of the Makawelis as above
stated.
e The McBrydes then tightened up
for a terrific onslaught, and the
Makawelis seem to go off their feet.
The game fairly bristled with er-
Srors, and they were hard to account
for, too, for every man played the
game for all it was worth. The in
ming actually worked itself out as
follows: Ako singled. Spalding hit
for one bag and on passed ball,
pitcher>to third, Ako scored. Cab
riel died, pitcher to first. J. Pache-
CO singled, scoring Spalding. T..
Pacheco hit safe, and on series of
wild throws worked around t o
third, while J. Pacheco scored.
Aka singled, scoring 7. Pacheco.
Akana hit for one bag. J. Costa
famed Denchi singled. stole sec
ond and both Aka and Akana tall
lied. Ako famed. Runs for the in
ming, 6.
Neither side scored in the seY-
enth innings. In the eighth Maka-
well got several men to first and on
wild throw by pitcher over Sec
ond, Fernand IS scored. McBrydes
up, the second half progressed as
follows: Joe Aka made first on
muff by John Costa. Akana flew
out to ]. Fassoth. Costa got hrst
on muff by Thompson, and Aka
tailed. Denichi died at first. Ako
got first on muff by Pitcher Kruse
and Costa scored. Spalding singled
\ and OH wild throwing, Ako tailed.
Z Then on a passed ball Spalding
ran in. Gabriel struck for one bag,
stole second and on J. Pacheco' S
safe hit, tailed. !, Pacheco was
thrown out at second. For the
Makawelis, Akina, Costa and One
ha famed in one, two. three order
The score by innings was as fol-
lows:
1894 1857 8 9 Total
Makaweli, 11101 2010 7
McBryde, $1,000 O6O5x II
Next Sunday afternoon s game
will be PLAYED on the Makaweli
grounds. In event of the McBrydes
again winning, the season will end
then and there. But if the Maka-