Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30
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TIES UP GAME
NBOYSLEAGUE
kauluMeIa and Star Bulletins
Fail in Attempt to Decide
Championship
Kauluwela 4. star-Bulletin 4.

Kauluwela 4, Star Bulletin 4.
II would take about six columns
and then some to give the various
opinions on one Of the most peculiar
plays ever Witnessed, upon which de
pended the final score and cham.
pionship OF last nights indoor ball
game
Sam Kahoe, the star pitcher for fKa.
uluwela, with two out, came home from
second on q hit, but cut third entire.
| ly and made a hard slide for home,
| the throw to the catcher being wild.
Sam picked himself up and went back
to third as he says to coach, but the
umpire said he went back as q run.
ner: first because he did not touch
home. and second because he did not
touch third on his attempt TO score
from second.
This occurred In the first half Of
the eighth, and Kahoe was declared
out when another runner ran from
second to third and the ball was put
on Kahoe for forced out, according
to Melim's decision. inasmuch as Ka-
hoe not touching the home plate in
the first place was not q coacher at
third, as he, Kahoe, claimed, but In
reality 6 runner.
This 4 TO 4 tie will necessitate the
replaying of the entire game, the same
to take place in the games hall of
the Y. M. c. A. next Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock. Glenn jackson will
umpire balls and strikes, and another
umpire equally satisfactory to both
contending teams, will be secured.
Last nights game was the greatest
ever seen in the Y. M. G. A. c. Chang,
the Star Bulletin pitcher, hurled the
game Of his life, striking out 21 men
in nine innings, but did not begin to
get the support that the Kauluwela
boys gave to Sam Kahoe. who also
pitched wonderful game, striking
out IL and fielding his position fault
lessly F.. Tyau caught fine game
IN all but the eighth, in which inning
the Kauluwela boys tied the score.
The fielding and base running
donors all belong to little George Ro.s
sGffo. K8ulhwela's shortstop who
twice by one-handed stop and quick
throw retired men at first on what
seemed 10 be sure hits.
The hrst six men TO face Chang II
the game struck out The Bulletin
boys took q two-run lead IN the first,
on q single. and Anahu's double. The
latter also scored when Tyau was out
stealing. Neither team scored in the
second. Rosario scored for Kauluwela
In the third on single, passed bali
and soz1e fast base running. The Bull
Ietins wSre blanked In their half In
the fourth both pitchers had lots OF
stuff on the ball, striking out two each.
and neither side scoring. In the fifth
Chang struck out, Silva gave Manabu
q base on balls, but the latter was
out stealing second on the first ball
pitched Koyanna also struck out. For
the Bulletins Godfrey went out at
fIrst, K0n Tai out on Fly to L. f.
All Hee singled and X. Leong drove
the ball TO the wall for two bases
scoring An Hee. One run. In the
sixth Chang struck out the first four
men that faced him, but Sam Palea,
Iirst up, was safe when the catcher |
dropped the ball, reached second on q |
steal, and third and home on passed |
balls. The Bulletins scored one IL |
heir half, when B. Anahu was safe |
II first, stole second, reached third |
IN Tyau's strike-out, and scored on /
chang's out at first. Neither team |
scored In the seventh, both pitchers |
out two. In the Kauluwela |
half Of the eighth, Palea the first man |
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