Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-21


Batteries Chinese, Bo and Mark;
Lehigh, Anderson and Lees.
Lose to Penn. state.
We left South Bethlehem at D. m.
for Harrisburg, where we stayed over
the night. We all got up at 2:30 a. m.
the next morning to catch the a. m.
train for State College. The morning
was cold and it was a sight to see us
hustle down to the depot. We made
record time, 1t was said. We arrived
at State College about and were
driven into the State College Track
House before $3.50 by several ma
chimes. Most of the boys slept there
until dinner time.
The game was not called until the
alumni parade was over, which was
around $3.50 p. m. The attendance
was unusually large, for the parade
was said to be something extraordi-
nary, and besides the game between
the Penn. nine and the Chinese was
extensively advertised Twice the Chi.
nese team has come on their alumni
day, and has walked away with both
games. So they had planned to stop
this outrage by staging their best
athletes in the lineup. They had also
taken precautions in the way of re-
Inducements There were many SUBJ
stitutes in the field practise. but there
were more in the bleachers and grand.
stand, ready at the cheer-leader's call
for vocal emergency.
First Inning.
The game opened with Ayau fan
ming Lai Tin died at first on an in.
field hit, while ]. Chin fouled to catch.
er. No hits, no runs. The Penn. boys
also failed to hit and score.
Second Inning.
Mark and Vim went out by the
strikeout route. zap, next up, drove
one into deep left field for round
trip. Lee struck out. One hit, one
run. Penn brought two men across
the plate from third to second base
when Ayau made an error. No hits,
two runs.
Third Inning.
Lee died. short to first. G.. Chin
few to right field. Ayau drew a pass
and Lai Tin ended the inning by fly-
ing to center. No hits, no runs. Penn.
State made one hit of Chin but could
not score.
Fourth Inning.
After J. Chin was thrown out at
first by shortstop, Mark and Vim each
made hit. A hit and run play was
played in which both Mark and YIN
advanced one base, but the batter, Yap,
was thrown out, short to first. II Lee
had made hit we could have scored
the two men, but the best he could
do was an easy grounder to second.
which ended that inning. Two hits,
no runs. The Penn. team, not being
satisfied with the one run lead, braced
up little by making two hits and
scoring three runs. A base on balls |
between three-bagger and home.
run spelled the three runs.
Fifth Inning.
Let opened with single and got to |
second when C. Chin was walked. |
Ayau flew to center. Lai Tin hit.
sending the two men home, but he |
vas nailed at second. Chin singled /
while Mark doubled, but Yin famed. |
ending the rally Four hits, two runs.
Penn made one hit but no runs.
StNtH INNING.
zap drove a. fast one down first. He
vas put out by the first baseman, I'm.
assisted. Lee and Let took the count
IN strikes. No hits, no runs. Penn.
made another hit, but no run.
Seventh inning.
Z. Chin got safe on first through the
second baseman's error Ayau famed
tut Duffy Lai Tin swatted Chin around
through his long three-bagger drive.
!. Chin famed; Mark few to first.
)ne run, one hit There was no luck
With Penn. in this inning. No hits, no
uns.
Eighth Inning.
Vim few to center. zap died, short
o first. Lee reached first on center.
ielder's error, and was land-stranded
here when Let famed. No hits, no