Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-02
JOY PITCHESA
fine GAME AND
HIS team BATS
Combination is Too Much for
the Reorganized Chinese
Club ."

Zig league pitching by Joy, backed
up by sharp fielding and oppcrtune
hitting OF his team mates, resulted in
a win for the All-0abuS yesterday
over the newly organized Chinese
Baseball club. Manager Chack's COM
biEation didn't seem to pull as well
together as did either Of the old Chi
nese teams, but as yesterdays game
was the first for the club. rough edges
we're TO be expected. Apau was hit
hard in the first and eighth frames,
three and two runs coming in respec:
lively.
The Picks went to bat nrst, Chilly
opening with clean two Dagger TO
left center. Bushnell made a pretty
sacrifice and Argabrite sent the run
ncr across with single. The latter
was safe at second when Ayau drop.
ped a throw OF Lang Akana's ground
er. Then Joy came across. with q
double to center, beth runners seor-
ing. The next two men were retired
on outfield flies.
The Chinese came right back in
their half with brace of runs. En-
Sue waited Barney out and took sec.
-ond on a passed ball that come near
being wild pitch. Ayau struck out
Cheong hit aud stole second. Then
I-ai Tin sent a fast hopper towards
short Chillingworth came in on the
Lay and pegged the bali TO the plate
In plenty Of time to catch En- Sue.
but Henshaw couldn't hang onto the
bah. He returned il to second to
catch Lai Tin. but the put out wasn't
made until Cheong had touched the
rubber.
In the sixth the Chinese tied things
up. En- Sue, first up. laid bunt along
the first base line and streaked It for
the bag. while Joy made desperate
efforts to get down toNthe leather He
finally made side Aing way wide of
F1izer. giving the runner an extra
base. Ayau was hit, and then he and
En- Sue pulled on q double steal The
latter would have been out IL Sousa
had held the ball. but lie let II fall ann
did the same thing moment later
on peg from Henshaw that caught
len Sue too far away from the base.
He should have been out twice. Lai
Tin sent one toward first which Che
ong flelded 20 the plate, but En- Sue
managed to squirrn uader the tag
and was safe. Kali Luke famed ana
Ayau was caught 1t the plate.
Yamashiro opened the seventh with
q grounder to third which Lai Tin
bungled Then Filzer lifted the ball
TO short left. Kai Luke getting to the
spot In time but letting the ball fall
through his hands A few feet shorter
and Il would have gone for hit In
stead Of an error. Henshaw sacri-
feed. Cheong running to get the bunt
and just missing the runner for a fly
ing Jag zap had run over to cover
fheABag, however. and the out resulted
after all. Scusa flied to Tin and Chill
lingworth delivered the goods with
hit to right which scored two.
In the eighth, with one gone, Arga
brite lifted the ball over the right
center fence for four bases. Lang
walked and Joy hit. but the former
was out at third on the fielders' choice
that gave Yamashiro life. FIizer hit
a slow grounder towards third and
although It would have gone for q hit,
being too slow to handle, Lai Tin had
to heaye It a mile wide of first, letting
in the rum Is
Not a Chinaman got to first in the
seventh, eighth and ninth.
BASEBALL TOMORROW.
The Chinese and AlhOahus will
have another diamond battle tomor-
row afternoon at Athletic park at 3
O'Clock. Probably Kan Yin will do
the catching for the Chinese, while
Luck zee viii be used In the box.
For the Picks, Alex Desha is the like
~ choice for pitcher, although Sloan
may be used.
The block score:
Aal-oahu. ABR BIZ SB Pc A
a,hillingMorfh. IS s b 5 2 0l