Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06

Summary--Hhree-OaS nltSs A. Aka
ma, lnman: two-base hits, Carroll, Or
nellas, Flizer; hit by pitcher. T. Mo
riyama, Peden; double plays, Swan
to Peden TO Akana; Armstrong to Fli-
ger; bases on balls. of Williams 0, Off
Jansen 2; struck out, by Williams s,
by Jansen z; wild pitches, Williams;
passed balls, Schuman, Simon. UNI
pires, Chillingworth and Bruins. Time
of game, hour and 40 minutes. I
They Know the Game.
The Chinese Travellers opened their
first home game by winning from the
18th Infantry team on Saturday after
noon. Incidentally the Travellers gave.
the fans an exhibition Of baseball that
was a novelty. They did not play al
together with the willow, but their
head work was displayed on number
OF occasions. The playing On Satur-
day proved that they have taken ad-'
vantage of the many baseball points
obtained on the mainland and gave
the best exhibition of inside baseball
seen on tho local lot In some time.
They had few wild throws in their
system, but on three occasions they
pulled off plays that had the big
league brand marked on them For six
innings the contest was a real ball
game and the fans were on edge until
the game was over. When the curfew
tolled the knell of parting day the
Travellers had annexed six runs to
two for the Schofield representatives
En- Sue Stars.
Both teams JAILED to hit In the open,
ing stanza. In the second Grafton
singled, but was left on the hassocks.
Yamashiro, who got on every time
Saturday, singled, but was left Water
house singled in the third, but failed
to score. Aylett also singled in the
third. but no runs came in. In the
fourth johnson hit the ball a mile.
but with the crack of the bat En- Sue
was off and fast fielding kept the
Schofield man on third. 1t looked
like score for the visitors.
Then Kekoa anG ts:e Travellers be
an to settle down. Smith flew out to
Yamashiro. who held Johnson on third !
Grafton hit to pitcher and Pagan flew
out to En- Sue. Lang Akana started
the fireworks In the fourth, when he
was safe on an error Then Kan Yen
singled and Yamashiro hit one /
through the pitcher and two runs
came across. Waterhouse and Woods
singled to open the fifth, but fast |
fielding by the travellers kept them
from scoring. Johnson opened the |
sixth with another slam over En- Sues |
head and the fast center-fielder made |
another quick return aud held the |
runner on second. Lai Tin made a !
wild throw and Art Smith and John
son came In.
Three Runs Scored.
In the seventh Warehouse and Ro-
gan played hand bail back and forth. |
Aylett singled, G. Moriyama walked, /
En- Sue beat out bunt by a great |
slide and there were three men on
bases. La1 Tin went out to third and |
the ball went to Warehouse, who
threw to the stand, then Rogan threw
t back and in the meantime En- Sue
vas racing from first and Moriyama
rom second, and before il was over
hree runs came in Smith singled in
he eighth and brought Rogan in.
Yamashiro scored in the ninth on /
great base running.
Warehouse pitched a good game
throughout, while Kekoa was hard to
,it at all times, Johnson being the
,nly one who could do any damage
Kan Yen and Rogan both played q
tar game behind the bat. Many OF
he fans remarked that they would
ike to see the Travellers in action on
Sunday.
Following was the lineup and score