Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-19
KALIHIS AND
Tigers open
With VICTORY
Senior Indoor Baseball League
Starts Its Season With Two
Interesting Games
Senior Indoor League.

Last evening at Kalihi, the Kalihi
and the Kauluwela boys opened the
Senior Indoor Baseball season, the
former winning by the score OF 20 to
Z. Last night at Kakaako hall the
Tigers and the kakaakos crossed bats
and the Tigers won hands down, "A to
%. -.
In the first game between the Kali
hi and Kauluwela teams the Kalihis
won because they used change or
pace, first bunting, then waiting on the
pitcher, and then singing the ball.
The first five Kalihi men up hunted
and then instead of being anxious to
knock the cover of the ball they quiet
ly waited out the pitcher for couple
OF bases on balls which coupled with
q good solid hit Melted them five runs.
From the first on to the seventh the
game was even, but in the seventh
the Kalihi boys once more showed
their class by piling up six more runs
on some fast and clever work with
the stick and on the bases. Spencer
pitched fine game all the way, while
Kahoe had two bad innings. There
was nothing TO select in the fielding
line for the players of either team, as
all felded equally we'll, but in the line
OF run getting and heady work with
the bat and while at bat, the Kalihi
boys we're away In the lead.
Kalihi .....s.5 l o. IL 6 0 $40
Kauluwela ...1 0 OIL 1 0 g.
Umpires-R Cooper and Jim Mott.
Tigers Spring Surprise.
Last nights game between the Tig-
ers and the Kakaakos was one big sur
prise OF the continuous variety. In
the first inning the Kakaakos led
to /. In the second the Tigers scored
four and Kakaako three. the inning
ending Eve all. In the third II was all
i,akaako as they held the Tigers
scoreless and piled up eight runs in
their half.
At this stage Of the game, with Ka-
kaako eight runs to the good, the Ka-
kaako rooters were sure whooping
things up, but their JOY was short and
sweet for the Tigers did comeback
stunt in the first Of the fourth, scor-
ing 13 runs, most of which were pre-
scented to them in the form OF bases on
balls, as Tsune was very generous in
this inning, giving seven passes. In
the following inning the Tigers
seemed to be content with paltry
three, but In the sixth started in again
and scored twelve more. Then, and
till the end, IL was just a matter OF
how big a score the Tigers would pile
up.
For the Kakaako's Charley Souza
caught a fine game and H. S. Ku did
some nice work at second. In. the
line of batting, @. s. Ku led the Ka.
kaakos with three hits and three runs.
hut in run getting H. s. Ku led his
team, getting six.
For the Tigers, Lufn Dunn, who
pitched the first three innings. had
loads OF steam, but the catcher could
not hold Che ball, the result being that
although he struck out eight men In
the first three innings the Kakaakos
scored Is runs, but In hitting and run
getting he led his team with eight hits
and eight runs. Auerback and A. Ca
macho also did some heavy work with
the stick. All the fielding honors OF
the game 90 to ]. Camacho, who three
times during the game accepted hard
chances with the bases full, retiring
the side.
Kakaako .....23S 1611-25
Tigers ......I4 Os13 3 - g 5 ~
Empires Jackson and Sam
Mau.
No Game Tonight
There will be no game between the
Star-Bulletin ana Kalihi teams this
evening as the leaders of both teams
have agreed to postpone the same.
But Thursday night the Tigers viii
play the Kaufuwela team on the Kau.
luwela floor, and the following night
the Star.Bulietin boys open with the
Kakaakos. All games start at 1880.