The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
COLUMBIA'S ERRORS
ASSIST CHINESE NINE
Hawaiians Win by 4 TO 9 Game
Featured by Erratic
Work in Field.
FINE PLAYS AND BAD TOO
O'Nealc Pitches Well Against
Apau, Star Mound Man
Of Orientals.

In a game featured by spectacular
fielding feats by both teams the Chinese
University OF Hawaii nine vanquished
Columbia by a score OF to on South
Field yesterday afternoon The game
was Il part OF tee School Of Mines SEM
centennial celebration now being held on
Morningslde Heights, and was attended
by several thousand undergraduates,
guests and alumni who had been present
at the Mines festivities.
Practically every one of the runs made
by the Celestials was unearned. as CO.
lumbia made six errors at times that
were most opportune for the harvesting
Of Hawaiian runs. on the other hand, the
Blue and White fielders handled twenty
four assists. eight OF which fell to the
share OF Slim Jim O'Neale, who twirled
the entire contest for Columbia Pitted
against him was the star twirler OF
the yellow men. Apau. and although he
was hit just as hard as his conquered
rival. he had alright support from his
mates and also struck out nine men.
The Orientals scored their first tally
in the third. Akana hN TO left and took
second when Phllson let the drive slip past
-Npau " ltlt, WutH
Philson fumbled momentarily Akana
scored and Apau reached tM keystone
station. Things looked brigh. for more
runs, but Alvin hit TO ONeale ana Was
retired at first. Apau also being caught
when Ham relayed to Gretsch. The tally
was added to in the fourth. Chin sim
gled and arrived Mt second when Roseff
perpetrated a passed ball. Foster and Marx
struck out but when O'Neale snapped
ha n Eriabrich m nj CHR,
of second. Friedrich threw Into the crowd
back of third base and the runner scored
In a walk
Columbia tied the score In the afth by
a display OF clean hitting. Haaren made
his first hit of the year, a double IA
deep left. and scored when O'Neale hit
to right for a bingle. Roseff laid down
a sacrifice, advancing O'Neale to second.
Watt singled to right centre. and O'Neale
brought home the tying run from second.
Ham forced Watt and Buncke drove
hit to right for one base. Friedrich
sent a liner 70 centre labelled for two
bases, but En- Sue came In at top speed
and picked the ball off Il blade OF grass
for the third out.
The sixth saw the Chinese forge to the
front again by two run margin. With
Chin out of the way. Foster singled
TO left Mark followed suit. Foster hold
ing to second Kan Yen was safe when
Friedrich booted his grounder. filling the
bases. A good stop by ONeale Of Ayaus
vicious drive cut Foster down at the
plate. Akana hit to Friedrich, whose
throw to Ham pulled the latter of the
bag Akana collided with the bulky form
of Ham on the line and was out of the
game for several minutes. While the
general public and members of both teams
were engaged in determining the nature
and extent OF Akana's wounds. Mark and
Kan Yen slipped across the plate with the
winning runs. Every one OF the runs
made by the Hawaiian team was trace
able directly or indirectly to Columbia
error. as IN no inning did o'Neale allow
more than two hits. and his bases on balls
brought no results. The score: