Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-06
TOO
FAST FOR The
AR|zON1 BOYS
Win Two Gapes From UNI
vFSity ofArizona Base
4 bsX Aggregation

TbeTraveling Chinese hooked up
with the University Of Arizona in
two games last month. winning both
| by scores of 10 to ;. and 10 to .
Here is the account Of the first
game. PLAYED March %:
After giving the Hawaiian Chinese
| baseball team measure for measure
in everything hut generalship in base
running. the Arizona Wildcats went
down to defeat before the Chinese
PLAYERS bv a score OF 10 to : on the
Arizona diamond yesterday afternoon
md contributed one more gaudv
feather to the already full crest Of
the Orientals
The stars for the university were
Meyer and Warner. The work Of
these two players held the Orientals
score down to reason. Each nrevent-
ed several runs The university team
batted the hest in this game Of any
game thew have vet Dlaved. making
an average Of 1863. In other games
their average was about 200.
When the game first started the
university hoys seemed to he up in
the air. AS the game progressed.
however. they discovered that the Chi.
nese onIv had ball team and not a
bunch Of fire eaters. so they settled
down to nIav. In the beginning Of the
second inning Kreigbaum took his
place at tho bat first "Zowie." he
met the ball. 1t few far into deem
left field The batter ran as if Ger
man shell was at his heels. taking
such big strides that he missed touch
ing eyerv base. and was caught out
az he slid home. This and three or
four other Dlavs of like calihor con-
tributed greatly to the Orientals' vic
torv.
In the third inning the Wildcats
scored one run. IN the sixth they cot
another. when MCGOWAN got two
baRger with two men on bases Here
.snother "bnnehead' cnst the univer-
sitva tally enc run. !The>ssventh In.
ming proved to he the hitting part of
the game for the University. From
fur hits thew got two runs. third
''bona" keeping them from getting a
fourth. IT was Movers two-baggert
that scored these runs. This ended
the uniyersity's scoring.
Start With a Rush.
The Celestials took their place at
the bat Porter sent swift one over
to ]. Chin, who connected with it and
reached the third sack before the
Wildcats recovered. The next four
men up got to first by one means or
another, and before the University
could retire them two runs we're sent
across the plate. The second inning
started off the same way. zap put
the first ball over so far into left field
that he crossed the plate before the
ball was finally recovered. When a
whole series of runs seemed immi.
nent in this inning, Warner caught
a red hot one from the bat, Of Ayan
and pulled a pretty double unassist-
ed. The Chinese scored two more |
and clinched the game for themselves
In the seventh by sending four runs |
over the plate from five straight hits, |
On the Elysian Grove field this |
afternoon the two teams will meet |
in the second and last game of the |
series. MCGOWAN, the university !
pitcher who was dubbed the Salt |
River Wonder" will occupy the box |
for the Wildcats. Opposing him will |
be w. Chin, the only spitball artist on
the Chinese team. He is said to be |
their star performer. The rest of the |
lineup will be the same.
The proceeds from yesterdays |
game were so much below what was
expected that the university instead !.
of making money lost about $24. How
ever, this deficit and the expenses for
today are expected to be more than
made up this afternoon.