The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-03
POOR PATH WORK
DEFEATS I. BARNEY
Big Fellow Runs wild on Paths
and Disaster overtakes Him
in Eleventh Inning.
(From Monday Advertiscr.)
AL. CHINESE 2, oAHus 1.

Z. .
Il. bernardo Joy, Kaimuki's duck
King, had the golden opportunity at
Athletic PARK yesterday AFTERNOON to
secure everlasting fame rs a pitthe
iot the hcar.Oahus against the All.Chi.
nese baseball team which will soon be
no more. J.
The Big fellow, though, could noe
stand prosperity and IA the seventh in.
ping hRgHnd tdtsher 1shoEoon messed
things so BADLY that the AillChinesc
eyenvd up anG.rs IN the run column
and then in the eescnth round +. Bar.
ney slipped further and couple of
singles and a sarriioe sent him back to
his beloved ducks at kaimuki defeat.
ed pitcher by the close sore OF two
runs to ono.
une OF those three runs was earned,
II being the one in the eleventh frame.
The other two, one to the Oahus and
the other 10 the All.Chinese, were gain.
Ell on boots and hobbies
Calm got the first OF the unearned
runs in the second inning. La Mere,
who discarded L. A. q. uniform for
poled a long fy 70 left field which Al
Vim Robinson failed to hold. A well
placed sacrifice by Sousa put Frank
at third and when Lai Tim failed to
hold Foster Robinson 8 throw to catch
frank mapping the star catcher Of the
p, A. C's scored
Il Was q Lucky Seventh.
In the seventh inning, All Toon and
Francis Barney made the boots and bob.
bles that helped the All-Chinese knot
uD the score, Kan Yen dropped one in
front Of the plate which An Toon nan
died as he would hot potato, Kan Yen
making first in safety. Il. Robinson
hit to Barney, but 4. Il. was in an awk-
ward position when he felded the ball
and both runners were safe, Kan Yen
at second and Robinson at hrst,
N. Barney tried to catch Kan Yen
playing too far of the bag, but instead
Of throwing TO the basenan, he hit
Kan Yen with the ball, it bouncing far
out to rfghtfeld, in fact, so far that IL
was impossible to field the ball before
Kan Yen had REACHED the plate.
This knotted up the score, but at
that the Jahus had plenty Of opportun.
tiles to make runs before this hap.
pened s
Poor Work on the Bases.
With one in the hole in the fourth
i. Barney hit to rightheld, going TO
second when A. Robinson heaved the
ball far away from first base. When
La Mere hit to II. Robinson, Barney
tried to make third, but was an easy
out between the bases. This tossed
away one chance to score.
In the ninth with one in the hole
Barney gathered another eorEing single
and had clear sailing to third base
when La Mere poled double to right.
Held p. Barney agaIn got skittish
around the third sack and while in
classic pose was nabbed on the bag. IL
was . fatal mistake on Barney s part
for then and there he tossed away a
run and that run would have won the
game.
In the tenth, with one out, All Toon
got to third base on eorking double
to left and 'Markham's error. but A
'Akana nailed G. Moriyama 3 line drive
as well As Dave Desha 3 liner and nm.
other chance Of winning went aglim.
mering. - - - "
Barney Hits Two Men. 4 q.
Luck helped Barney in the tenth and
the round also showed that nmnires
sometimes make mistakes. PING Konu
was hit by pitched ball and 40 was
Ayau, En- Sue in the meanwhile getting
single to center, filing up the bases.
Albert Akana hit TO leftfield but
pave Desha caught the ball. Ping Kong
held TO third and as the catch was made
started for the plate. Seeing he could
not beat the throw home he turned
and returned to the bag. In the mean
time Desha had tossed the ball to Souza
and Bruins ruled the runner out, STAY.
ton also rendering the same decision.
Both men were in error for Ping
Kong did not leave the base until the
ball had been caught and to have put
King out, the baseman would be com,
PEELED TO touch him with the ball. Il
made little difference, though, for in
the next round the duck king wobbled
and the All-Chinese sewed up the game
Lai Tin Starts Trouble.
Lai Tin, opening the eleventh for
the All-Chlnese, poled a screamer To
right and with little effort he soon
landed at second via the art of steal.
ing a base. Denny Markham laid down
a pretty bunt advancing Lai TO third
and when Kan Yin shot one past La
Mere into rightfeld for a safety, Tin
peat y home with the winning run. h
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