The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
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Tiaara 3. Pnnahou 0.

History repeated as Athletic Park
yesterday afternoon and the Tigers
won their second game in Hawaii by
exactly the same score as in their first
appearance, 3 to o.
AZ a baseball game Il was a -eyeal
alton to the 5000 fans who crowded
into the bleachers and grandstands ana
the snap and ginger Of the visitors,
coupled with the fastness Of the game
sent every fan on the way homo we'll
pleased with the exhibition.
While the Venetians played baseball
from the tap Of the opening gong un.
I'll the last Pnnahou man lew out 20
leftheld, the Punahous likewise gave
an excellent exhibition Of the nationa,
game. Unlike the Twenty-hfth In
fantry team, the locals were not bit
nervous and tried from start to finish
to break through the wonderful in ana
outfield Of the Tigers us well as the
mastery pitching Of Claude williqms.
While the Puns finished on the short
proud Of the game they played against
the stars from the Coast and American
Leagues.
Strong For Baseball
That Honolulu fans are strong TO,
good baseball teams was shown by the
attendance and the outpouring Of FOL
lowers Of the game was convincing
proof that good baseball, played py
good teams will bring out the fans.
Everything was 80 different from
what the fans have been seeing for the
last six years. Right of the reel both
the Punahous and Tigers began snap
ping the ball around and interesting
stunts of the diamond came fast and
furious. Big Jim Scott showed the
fans why he Is big leaguer by Civ
ing an exhibition of pitching to bat
tiers in practise that set the fans wild
with delight, Then the Tigers pulled
OF the shadow baseball act and this be.
ing something new and novel to the
fans supplied world Of pleasure 10
every ono ON the lots, fans and players.
Prior to the game, neatly printed
cards were distributed free TO the fans
with the lineup and batting order OF
each team as was also neat and at.
traetive score card.
Big Chief Introduces Il. Il
Another novelty new to Honolulu
fans was the introducing Of the play
ers of the Venice team Is they stepped
to the bat by Big Chief Kennedy and
few moments after the game was
under way, every fan on the lot knew
who was who in the Tigers batting
order.
AS a speed burner, the game win 60
down in the records as being about the
fastest thing ever pulled on on q bah
field In Hawqii, one hour and twelve
: minutes being consumed in finishing Il
IMP. Umpire Jack Mccarthy handled
| the game In his usual faultless style
and every player hop-skipped and
( jumped across the field 10 and from
his position and never once did the
game lag.
Pitching for Pnnahou was Blondy VII
liams and Venice hit him n whole lol
harder than they did Willis last Thurs
day at Scho1eld, getting nine blows N
all Two OF these went for doubles
while one was a drive ont of the loi
: by Reisberg. Behind him, Punahou
folded in perfect accord, not a misenc
marring the score sheet while several
brilliant plays marked Punahous work
in the in and ontheld.
Lang Shows Speed
4 Lang Akana grabbed two Jack Bliss
4 drove into leftfeld in great style, ont
Of them being right hand catch nj
against the leftfeld fence. sadtlei
too played brilliant ball at seeoni
while Argabrite, O'Brien and Lyman
took care Of everything sent their way
/" Kelly" Henshaw behaved well be
hind the bat even il he had nothing Il
do as far rs the putouts and sssist
i were concerned. Billy Hogs ais
failed to get chance at third base.
RAIDER Saves Hit
IN fielding Is where the Tigers shou,
and several snappy plays, catches an,
throws electrified the crowd, Derricl
7 is a finished first saeker aud the ont
! field never fail TO take advantage o
every move made. RAIDER at thir'
nlaVed brilliant hall and .vrhau n,