The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-10
(From Sunday Advertiser,)
Punahou 10, Travellers 9

II remained for the champion Puma,
hous to show the travelling Chinese a
trick or two abont playing baseball
and this Genial All Castle and his stars
did ct Athletic Park yesterday after.
noon TO the count of 80 TO D. With
the close Of the first inning Blondy''
Williams had been driven from the
pitchers mound and the Sammy Hop.
pers were five large runs TO the good.
In fact tBlondyp picked up his GLOVE
and beat IL to the store clothes with
out retiring man, and FIVE runs
against him. Castle il was that took
up the job, and by bit Of heady pitch
ing in the opening round and through
the rest Of the game got by In good
shape, considering he had not touched
n ball for seven weeks and had an arm
which was a bit sore and weary.
When the game was pau and the
Puns had been the first TO trim the
chesty youngsters wearing All-ChiuescI
across their shirt fronts, all the boys
on the Punahou team ran up and shook
the mighty right arm Of Genial Al and
said something about Dat a boy, ALL
and other nice things. Al was getting
what was coming to him all right, but
the boys should have had glad hand
for Centerfielder Argabrite and Kel-
ly' Henshaw and everybody else on
the team. These boys played good ball.
Argabrite ended the game with a peg
from center, after catching a fly, to-
Hoogs that killed of Moriyama at
third, while "Kellyv hit blow TO-
right that sent two runners to the pan
Just when runs looked as big as a house
and were as badly needed as the new
jboard OF supervisors.
Victory Popular One
Punahou's victory over the Sammy
Hoppers was a popular one, and when
the final count had been made the snip
porters Of the team tore across the
field with lots Of cheering and nice
words for the winners OF course some
of the fans and fannettes were a bit
peeved and said the jumps gave the
Hoppers the worse of the deal, but on
the low down Stayton and Lai Tin fa-
vored the Hoppers if they favored any
one.
Fact Of the matter is this: Castle s
bunch simply outplayed and outgamed
the Hoppcrs and Justly were entitled to
The long end Of the score, for any ball
team that win overcome a fve-run lead,
and that lead grabbed in the very first
inning, is some ball team.
With the beginning Of the entertain.
ment Sadtler, Argabrite and Darby
O,Brien went out in jiffY time, and
then came the finish Of "Blondy1 and
Ave runs for the Hoppers. En- Sue hrst
MP, was passed, and hits by Ayau, Mort.
wanna. Alert Akana and Kan Yen, with
Denny Markham stopping a Williams
slant with the shoulder, accounted for
the taIlies. Here Castle took up the
burdens and got by in great shape until
the fifth inning. Hero sizzling double
by Ayau and hits by Moriyama and
Akana gave the Hoppers two more runs
Sadtler then picked up Kan Yen's blow
and pulled Off neat double play, re-
firing the side.
In the seventh a pass to Ayau, his
nip of second base and Moriyama .
double gave the Hoppers another tally.
In the eighth the base on balls was
again deadly, for Foster Robinson got
into the run column after being passed,
and on hits by A. Robinson and Apau,
batting for Kekoa, and an out by En-
| Sue. D.. .E@yH gt. i
\ Argabrite's Great reg =. .#ss" tIs
This gave the Hoppers nine tallies all
told, and in the ninth Moriyama, lead,
ing of, was safe on a bobble by Short
stop Brewer. An out put him at sec
ond. Akana boosted one far to center
! field into the hands of Argy, and Mory
4 tried for third after the catch. A per
feet line throw from the Puns center
field nipped Mory ten feet from third
and the Hoppers had suffered their first
defeat since their return from the main
/ land. 1F, W
II was great catch and greater
throw, and this, with H. Brewer
! pretty uuassisted double play, and
sadtler and Lyman in another double
play, were fielding features Of thu
game.
Puuahou started run-getting in thu
third. With one in the hole. Castle
drove safety TO centerheld, but wa
forced at second by Hoogs. Bib
should have been out, but Aya'
dropped the ball. When Sadtler hi
to left, Billy scored, and then Sadtle
scored on Argabrite's hit 70 center.