Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-11
SAINTS, PLNS,
ANDK4NS WIN
AT BASEBALL

j Nye's long hit and home run in the
eighth inning. OF the st. Louis-Mflls
game Saturday afternoon on Alexander
| field 70 RI he former team its first
victory in the second round of the
interscholastic championship series
With Jansen on third Nye took his
place in the box. Iwasaki sent a
nice out over the plate, and the bat
ter lifted the ball over the left field
er's head and almost to the Waikiki
bank of Alexander Field, bringing in
Jansen and scoring another run him
self.
Had il not been for this lengthy
drive on the part Of the Saints heay-
lest batter Saturdays game would
probably lasted through ten or more
innings. The playing was fast and in
teresting and the opposing mines went
out in one two three order time after
time. The Mills players fielded ina
great fashion and got everything that
came their way, while the Caints put
up an equally creditable exhibition.
Jansen handled the sphere like q
veteran, striking out men in the tight
est places and playing sure all-round
game. He struck out total OF nine
men and walked five, while Iwasaki
struck out four and walked only one.
The latter proved reliable and steady
for nine straight innings and was only
taxed for five hits Since the men
from Manoa have had Iwasah In the
box their team has been rated as one
Of the strongest In the race for the
championship.
Sensational catches were in order
on Saturday afternoon and 1t was Wa.
tada Of the Mills nine whose long
run and one hand grab in the first
inning saved hit who received the
cheers and the congratulations OF the
spectators en- masse. Nye came
through with one Of his long drives
between center and left field Both
feeders started after 1t on a dead run
and for minute every one predicted
a collision but ii was Watada's turn
to shine and by little stretching and
some fast running he picked the
horse hide out Of the air and hung
on.
III the last Of the first Jansen pull
ed his team out of hole when he
struck out two men Ia succession with
man on second and another on third
The Mills bunch were eager to get in
d tight place and their opponents
were not given a chance to 90 So
Not one man reached second until the
FIRST Of the fifth when All Sang sue.
ceeded in stealing that base.
Play Close.
Both ne first and the second INN.
ings saw Mills men on third base bat
1t was not until the next frame that
run was scored. Yoshige was Civ
en- life on an error by the short stop
and was advanced to third on a hit
By Wachee. The left fielder made a
bad error and Yoshige tailed the first
and last run for Mills. In the next
six innings Jansen pitched well and
only one man reached first, his hit
being the last
Everything went smoothly when the
Mills were on the diamond for the:
FIRST I'VE rounds, then hit over sec
ond by Ayau, a stolen base, and an.,
other hit by Steward brought in the
run that tied the score The next
inning and st. Louis got two men on
bases through errors but nothing hap
pened. In the eighth Nye's home run
settled who was going to win for the
score stood 81 I'm favor of St Louis.
Nothing happened in the ninth.
Score by innings:
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ST. Louis Runs o 0 O o o. 1 0 2 0--3
B.H..0e 0020 q G--5
49,. n n n n n m n n
fB.H..2'1 4 90 o. / 0t0--5
Pupahcu Beats High,
The Mckinley High School lost to
the fast o. c.. nine once more Satur.
day afternoon on the Mofliili Field.
CAV and Inman did the pitching for
the winning team while Baldwin
caught. Brash and Kahalewai twirl-
ed for Mckinley and Taishiro held
down the position behind the bat
Everything went smoothly and in
favor of Punahou until Gay walked
a couple of men. Inman was sent to
bis rescue and he walked couple
more; the final result being that the
high school scored two runs.
David Wadsworth was back on the
D. C. team again and he made the
only home run, knocking in another
besides himself. The final score was
So in favor of Oahu College.
Wins.
The Kamehameha nine defeated the
Honolulu School for Boys yesterday
afternoon on the Kan field by the
score of 6-1. The former were by far
the superior team and found their
easy. This makes the
fifth that the Honolulu school has lost
this season.