Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
KAULUWELA NOW
IS HALF GAME
AHEAD IN RACE
Championship Likely to be De-
cided in Next Game on
the Schedule
eoYs, CLUB LEAGUE.
-, Star-Bulletin Q.

Kauluwcla u. Star Bulletin 9.
Once more KauluwelT II back In the
lead. and this only after the most
interesting game OF all. Two fast dou,
HE nlays. one ty each team. played
an important part in the final out
come of the game. In the matter OF
earned runs the Bulletin boys led with
seven, while Kauluwela earned but
four of their ten. In the first inning
c. Chang simply could not hold the
third strike and four Of the kaulu'
wcla men, after striking out, reached
first, and one more in the second, and
then Chang was relieved by F. Tyau,
who ended the inning by as fast a
double as was ever seen on such
small diamond. Chang, the displaced
catcher, flelded hard grounder while
OF balance, and made difficult throw
TO first. Lam, at first, made another
perfect throw to home, and the Kau-
luwela man who had left third at the
crack OF the bat was out by fraction
Of second.
Again in the sixth the large crowd
was treated TO another Fast double
play that undoubtedly saved Kaulu-
wela one or more runs. With a man
on first, another on third, and one
out, the batter drove a hot one be-
tween first and second, which Palea
speared with one hand, tagged the
man running to second and beat the
runner TO first, retifing the side and
pulling his pitcher out of an ugly
hole. 81.
Tyau after replacing Chang behind
the bat caught fine game, and from
then on the Bulletin boys began q
brilliant uphill fight 10 overcome the
four-run lead that Kauluwela had piled
up. Hard as the Star-Bulletins tried,
they could do absolutely nothing with
Kahoe's pitching from the second to
the eighth, because during this period
OF five innings he was invincible,
striking out ii men. In the; eighth
they got To Kah0e for a total of four
runs, and the inning closed with the
score 10 to against them. They, or
at least their followers, seemed to
loose all hope when the frst two up
In the ninth were easy outs but the
next man waited out the pitcher, and
then hit and run came in. Then
q two-base hit and another run over
the pan, and the rooters literally rails.
ed the roof but with man on third,
and the crowd begging for the tying
run, the batter was an easy out at
first, and the game was over.
Sam Kahoe, the Kauluwela pitcher.
certainly had all Of his stuff with him
last night striking out Is men in all.
Chung and Chang both pitched well
while In the box for the Bulletin boys.
Although tie outcome OF last nights
game played a very important part
IN the standing OF the two clubs and
q direct bearing on the final outcome
,af the race, both teams played good
eles1 square BAH from start to fiilsh.
~ the necessary arrangements can be
made the iatt game between these,
two clubs viii be played In the games
hall Of the Y. M. c. A. on Tl1'irsday
or Friday night OF this week and will
undoubtedly draw crowded house.
kauiuwela has two more games to
play and the Star Bulletin team one.
These two clubs meet first. and II the
former wins, 1t means the champion.
Ship while IL the Bulletins win Ka-
uluwela still has a chance to tie for
first place by trimming the Korean.
team, which hasn't won game this
series.
Inc lineup Of last nights game:
kauluwela- Manabu. 90; Koyama.
%; Peter Lee. c; Denchi. II; S. Pa.
lea, Id; Rosario, IS: ]. Bell, Of; Silva,
RI; Sam Kahoe. D.
Star-Bulletin-K Leong, sb: Ben
Anahu. SIS; F. Tyau. 2b-c: C. Chang,
e.2b-p; Y. Chung, p-2b; r. Lam. Ib:
TaiehL II; All Hee. RI
umpires- Clifford Meiim and ]. Sor,