The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-02

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(From Monday Advertiser.)
because Francis Bernardo Joy had an
OF day, and also because several of his
teammates had also an of day at the
ball park yesterday, the All-oahus failed
to finish in the Mid.Pacifc Carnival
baseball series, and two teams, the
Mauis and All-Chinese, are tied Tor first
place, instead of three teams being
eligible for the cups, medals and glory
Of the winning series.
II was like this: Barney started to
pitch for the All Oahus, and his wild
ness in pitching, poor support and some
handsome errors by himself gave the
JapaDese enough runs to be considered
in the running. Then, after Francis
Bernardo had laid down the business of
pitching and taken up the job behind
the lat, brother Alex was pasted for
q. homer and a single, all Of which
brought defeat to Barney's crew.
AS a baseball game it lacked thrills,
and when the teams gave way to the
All-Chinese and Twenty-ffth nobody
felt sorry.
AS for the second contest, it was a
hummer despite the size of the score.
Both teams hurried things along in
great shape, did a bit of fancy field
ing, likewise hit Of bushy fielding,
while Captain Stayton, umpire.in chief,
delighted the fans with the snap he
put into this game. Seems somebody
handed the Capt. an invitation to din
ner before the game started, and Capt.
had to hurry things to be in time for
the big feed. II is hoped in the future
that Capt. gets an invitation to dinner
every time the boys play.
Waterhouse slipped
The elongated Mr.. Warehouse took
up the burdens on the firing line for
the soldier boys, and while hit in spots
got along nicely until the fourth inning.
Here he slipped and passed Kualii to
the initial sack after Kan Yen had
flied out to eentertield. Cheong, next
up, bounced one into the waiting hands
Of Grafton in left, and Warehouse
looked out Of danger. zap spilled the
beans for Clarence, though, by hitting
heaYed the ball into the roofing section
Of ,the Twenty-ffth in the rightfeld
blegchers, Kualii scored and zap went
all the way around to third base.
Lack Ye took transportation to first,
andithen Hoon XII bumped a single into
left sending zap to the rubber. When
En- Sue popped out to Father Swinton,
thoscorer yanked the bell for two tai
hes.5 ,.'..
IN the fifth, Lai Tin reached first
on q liner to left and then, to win the
eaFg for the best base stealing, dashed
bHst6 second and to third without be.
ing headed of. Kan Yen hit to short,
and Lai scored.
All this time Luck zee was sailing
along, and up to the seventh inning
had been found for but one hit. Here
the Twenty fifth gathered two more,
both unproductive.
Enters MIR. jim Scott
With the opening of the eighth round
with, the All-Chinese at bat, a new
HEAVIER was found on the mound for the
Twenty fifth aggregation, Mr.. Jim Scott
Not the famed star who was the victim
Of a midnight injunction last NOvem.
Der, but just plain Jim from SchOfeld
Barracks. Be il chTOnicled that Scott
was shy of everything, aud the All
Chinese laced bis offerings to all cor
pers of the lot.
Later Lieutenant Harbold, the mar
that put Diilsburg, Ia, on the mai
with his famous baseball organization
said that Scott had sore arm. II
such is the ease, Scott had n good alibi
Otherwise he is shy in pitching stuff
for five hits, all jim handles, wer'
gathered on his delivery before thu
inning ende'L sCheong, zap, En- Sue
Ayau and Iai Tin were the swa tsmel
to gather, and these, with Il wild pc.
from Shortstop Smith, gave the All
Chinese plenty of runs.
Saved a Whitewash
With the finish OF the eighth, what
ever hopes Lai Tin 5 crew had of white
washing the Twentv-ftth went glmmer
ing Goliah, opening the round, pole
the pellet far into right ceuteTfeld, an,
thIongh u bit of speedy running pulle
upcsafely at third. Swinton, next up
was hit by a pitched ball and wen
Over TO frat, When Cllleus gr0undet
out TO zap, Go1iah scored and Swintol
: went 90 second. Grafton 3 out put tn
Ola Sergeant at third, and he cam,
home when Cross gathered a single
Orlando johnson, the swatting demon
81 che Twonty.sfth gathered his thir,
hit after this, but Pagan grounded on
To 6rst and the inning was pau.
tslIB, the ninth neither team did any
thine. and the series came to au end
Cetdit Due Henshaw
IN passing, credit il due Kelly Hen
shHw and his assoc iatcs for their effort