Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-04
SLOAN AND LUCK YEEPITCH nice
Z. GAMES BUT FORMER HAS SUPPORT
Meager Crowd Watches Good Game of Ball at Athletic Park
Chinese Have Little the Worst of the Baseball Luck
and Lose Second Game-En Sue Gets Homer
Amoahus 3, Chinese 1.

.N'l'OdIiOS - SIi''CSS
When En- Sue opened the last halt
OF the ninth with a home run tr right
field II looked for a few minutes as
Though the Chinese might possibly
knot UP or win the game from the
Picks. En- Sue hit would haV" been
good for a couple Of bags ordinarily,
but Eddie Fernandez tTlpp"d NhIl@
running after 1t and the speedy |Il-
nese outfieIder converted it into
four bagcer, finishing with sensa
tiupal but perfectly useless slide. Inc
slim crowd on hand started to dem
oustrate when Ayau came TO bat, Tut
he was disappointing. letting the gQod
ours "a D. without Offering, and be-
IA. cut ca called strikes. Kai Luke
Mas cut, second 70 first, and il looked
Ike curtains. i-af Tin, however, H!t-
- ore between second and ti"St when
cropped between the tcEdc:S. Inc
Chinese taen he'd CCnSult2tluA ana
sent ADau in as "A pinch Hitter n lliace
oI l'heong. though most or the rams
couldn't see the wisdom CT tic change.
I.ai Tin TOOK advantage CT a tern
porary lapse On lienshaw'S part TO
steal second, and then puriOincd the
The next station as well. AyGG t-!Hn
10 VAT out the pitner and foulcd OH
a couple Of good ones, but En2!ly
something the worst OF the baseball
luck. s oaa Etched fancy gaEe Tor
the Pic.is and Lux zee iUt " the
lest exhibition Cat he hEs gwen tof
/. 1t vas & seed. game TIC uCh not
81 uCn Cit s..
Wildly exciting GnI the ChiIcSe cot
10 X gep tie Opposition guessing ana 10
and he had eaGuGE stuff on the hail
laany a long month. LIS control was
good Cniy CLe IGE getting a walh,
strike out I'VE.
Things began to go wrong for the
Chinese In the third Sousa opened
with a. hit and Chilly attempted to
sacrifice, laying down a nice bunt
along third base line. The throw was
lust a trifie on the bleacher side OF
the bag and Checng, in too much OF
a hurry to peg to third for the double
play, didn't pick the sack after the
catch, or at least Umpire Walker said !
he didn't He shot the ball to third |
and although I.ai Tin missed his man |
ON the first tag, Sousa overslid the
bag and il looked to everyone as
though he was caught cold by short |
lab with the ball before he could |
crawl back. Stayton made the safe |
sign for the play at third, and when |
the wrathy Chinese turned TOWARD |
first Chilly was roosting on the bag !
under protection Of Walkers decision. !
Bushnell then came through with a |
two-bagger, scoring Sousa and lano'
ing Chilly en- third. Then Argabrite |
sent fast hopper toward third, which |
Lai Tin fired to first for the first cut.
Cheong tried to get Bushnell OF sec
ond and as soon as the BAN left first /
Chilly started for home and was sale
a mile. The next two were easy outs.
The other Oahu run came in the
sixth, on a hit and battery errors.
Argabrite hit and went to second on
a passed ball Luck zee then made
a wild heaye that struck in front OF
the plate and bounded to the stands,
Hoon XII couldn't locate it and while
he was turning round In circles Arga.
brite turned third and came on home
before the ball was retrieved. -.
Hoon HI got TO third in the third
inning on walk and two stolen bases,
but no one was up to the task OF
bringing him in, In the sixth and
seventh the Chinese get men on sec
ond, but with the exception CT these
three frames and the ninth, no one
rounded first
Ayau was the busy infielder, having |
Is chances, which included couple
of splendid assists, and two more or
less rotten errors, one being7a dropped
fly that he poached in Yap's territory
to spear, and then let slop through his
hands.
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