The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-19

4, Real baseball will bring out the fans.
There is no denying this and yesterday
afternoon fully 1000 of the faithful
were on hand at the ball yard to wit
ness the doubleheader under the aus
pires of the Oahu League, and the
crowd, with few exceptions, left tho
ban park well satisfied with the card
passed out by the Chinese, Portuguese,
Saints and Twenty fifth infantry teams.
Opening the days attraction was the
real All Chinese team of the OahI
League and the NJ. Josh Parcsa Portu.
gpese Athletic Club and the All Chi.
nese gathered the long end of to
sccre.
In the closer of the doubleheadrr
were the Saints and Lieutenant Wv
man s army champions, the Twenty
fifth Infantry, and Wyman charges.
under the tutorship of Lieutenant
Saunders, simply played rings arounL
tbC j. Moran Gleason outfit, the final
count being II to 0 in favor of tho
Toys from SchOfeld Barracks. On pa
per or on the scoreboard, a II to o
siore does not look as If it was much
OF ball game. Figures some time lie
and despite tho size of the score the
Twenty-ffth Infantry and st. Louis
PANE was well worth the witnessing
jpst as was the contest between tn"
Kim Luke All-Chinese and the NJ. Josh
Paresa Portuguese.
Chinese Start Well
q First to get into action were the
G. A. Cs. and the P. A. Cs., and after
the p. A. Cs had failed to accomplish
anything worth chrOnieling, the Kim
Lake nine gathered two runs. En- s 10
bounced one at FliZer and on his errOr
reached first base. When "BlOndy
Williams, who was IN rightfeld for NJ
Josh Paresa, gave the ball boot, En-
Sue ran over to second. Kai Luke
singled and a fast plav by Carroll held
E. Sue at second. Cheong sacrifice
RGd both runners advanced a base and
lister scored when Kan Yen peppered
one TO rightfeld after Lang Akana had
grounded out at first. Kan Yen got to
second on Soares' error but Willie
Apau finished the inning by striking
ont. In the third inning, pass to
double gave the original All,Chinese an
other tally. In the fourth inning the
A. Cs gathered again, sending two
over the plate on hit by Yen Chin,
two errors and a sacrifice.
With five on the scoreboard for the
A. Cs, NJ. Josh concluded that Easter
had been punished enough 90 he was re
hcved of his job and Williams was
h.A -. -, i
eI's mound. "BlOndy' was a wee
Lit wild and a couple Of bases on balls,
n wild pitch and three hits, allowed
two more of Kim Luke's men to reach
tho rubber.
In the meanwhile the p. A. Cs were
jogging along trying to make hits
connt but without avail until the sixth
inning. Here three hits, one of them a
triple by Manuel Ornellas gave NJ
josh two tallies In the eighth the p.
A. Cs. bumped HOon Ki hard some more
and two more TALES crossed for the
PunchbOwlers. That was their limit
though and the Kim Luke bunch flu.
yished the day in front.
Enter Francis Bernardo
Following the A. g. and p. A. g.
came the SchOfeld Barracks champions
end the Saints, the famed Francis Der
rardO Joy occupying the hill for thr
CGllegians. Barney 5 entrance into the
iinlelight was the signal for loud and
hing cheering and when Barney sent
Dad SwintOn back to the bench, al
80 Willis by elevcrly handling their ut
tempts TO bunt Barney received more
cheers. ROgan though gave his sup
poFters a chance to zip by driving the
hall into rightfeId for three bases.
Grafton ended the inning by ground
irg out and the Saints took swing
Of the Ball. Doc Paden popped
what looked like hit back of soc,
ond base but Tag:n did bit of high
class fielding and then and there de,
liherately robbed the Pennsylvania man
Of hit. Lang Akana who made a
lightning change from a Chinese uni.
form to that of the Saints famed and
Albert Akana died in his tracks after
q high fly TO o. Johnson ~ centerfeld
Barney's first troubles came in the
second. o. johnson drove one to con
terrified fer a single and when Barney
wildpitched, johnson went to second
While Fagin was tanning, Johnson
stole third AMI then rOmped over on
Smiths hit Goliah few to right and
after Jasper had walked Swinton went
sont, third to first.
Edit Francis Bernardo
". As Willis advanced to the plate in
the third inning, the Colonel glanced
at his seoresheet and said, "Here ia
/ where we get Barney" and they did
The Twenty .ffth third sacker hit on,
a mile q minute through third an'
mored@to second on a neat sacrifice by
!. Rogan. Grafton then drove one t.
.Iiqht for three bases and O. johnson
after lining one over the fence for 1
foul, tore of double Fagin was gu
on foul and Smith made Lang Akanl
back up to the scOreboard to get hi
AlyscraPper. With the end Of the inn
inc the soldiers had three all told. II
I, the fourth Schofeld Barracks gather e.
Y two and as the fifth inning openeC
Rarnev was GU his way to leftfeld anC
{" Bin Jansen was on the hill.