The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-11
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ALL Chinese toy
W|THWASEDAMEN
Local Sons Of Swat OUTLAY Wis.,
,itors Al Every Angle and
Win Holding Back

II took the All.Chinese just about
five minutes at the ball yard yester-
day afternoon to show the fans that
they were far better ball team than
the University Of Waseda aggregation
ever was despite the fine boosting of
Truthful Pat' Page. After eonvinc.
ing the fans Of this fact the Chinese
proceeded to show the Far Fasteners
a hundred and one tricks about baseball
AMI in the balance of the one hour and
ffty-three minutes Of play It was not
a ball game but case Of q Giant maui
ing Pigmy. .gr
sixteen blows with the war club,
which included four Dagger, three.
Dagger and three two-baggers produced
thirteen runs. Five Of these blows were
secured off the much touted Kawashima
and the other eleven were gathered Of
the delivery Of Kishi Both looked
alike to the Chinese but to- the fans
Kishi is far better than Kawashima
even If Truthful Pat, Page does not
think so. What Rogan, johnson, Graf.
ton ct al. win do to these boys is 4
shame. 49,. .." a.
Fans Soon Went Away &L
With the start Of the battle, If you
feel like calling II q battle, fully 5000
sons and daughters Of Japan were scat.
tered about the grandstand and bleach.
ers. With the conclusion. of the sixth
inning less than 500 Of them were
present. They simply could not see the
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Waseda went to bat first and Kato,
who by the way is real little bali
player, was passed to first base. A mo.
ment later he stole second and from
the keystone sack watched Yokoyama
and Che strike out, Asunama went out,
All Lee to Cheong. a b ~ -hH-t'
Then the Chinese proceeded to break
1t up. En- Sue leading off took first
when Asanuma failed to field Charley 8
hit. Kai Luke sacrificed and Kan Yen
tore single into eenterfeld. o..
Where Cho Fell Down
Lang Akana was next TO the firing
line and the swat Lang gave the bali
carried il far into eenterfield. Cho had
a fine chance to show up Charley En-
Sue but he failed to grasp the oppor-
tunity and before he could get his
hands on the bah Lang was denting the
plate, getting the credit of chasing two
runs over the plate ahead of him plus
one by himself. ".. n 4
In the next inning the Chinese pro-
eeeded to hammer the offerings Of Ka.
washima and Luck Yee g double, a pans
to En- Sue, and Kai Luke g triple with
a neat sacrifice by Kan Yen gave the
A. Cs. three more runs.
In between times, a pass to Kawa-
Shima, Passed ball, Hanai's hit, an
other passed ball and run home by
Hanai while Cheong held q throw Of
Kan Yen gave the Wasedas their two.
Finish Of Kishi
In the third the Chinese gathered an.
other and in the fourth q double by
Lang Akana and another by All Lee
gave them one more. The next inning, |
the fifth was runless but in the sixth |
kishi was hammered all over the lot,
hits by Kan Yen, Lang Akana, All Lee,
Ping Kong and En- Sue and an error by |
Saki giving the Chinese five runs, bring. |
ing their total to thirteen.
This was plenty enough and after
that the A. Cs. did not care. In fact |
they got careless and Waseda was Civ i
On chance to do something but inabil- |
ty to hit spoiled their chances of max !
ing the scoye look a little better. Z.
Today Manager Kono will get the |
boys out early for a batting practise
out what 8 the use.
Following is the score Of yesterday 8
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