Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08

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25th Infantry .........3 3 0 1000
st. Louis .............. .667
Chinese ..........+...- O'tE '9oV
Honolulus E............- .VVV
II Charley En- Sue ever enters a
popularity contest among the ball
players in Hawaii, you can mark down
right now one vote he won't receive.
'.Big Chief" Waterhouse of the 18th
Infantry baseball team said many evil
things OF the Chinese centerfielder
Yesterday and after the evidence Is
all In one can hardly blame the man
with the aqua-residence name for TAX
ing this attitude.
The box score says, 25th Infantry 4,
Chinese 0. That's all fair enough,
but when a pitcher has worked for
eight and two-.hirds innings without
one hit secured off his delivery, and
then some burglar comes along and
steals the family plate, it is time for
discussion.
10y Out Of Life.
x Naterhouse had breeZed through
ffNe game without allowing the sem.
blance of a hit Hoon Ki was the only
man to reach first base on the Chinese
Aggregation. taking a stroll to Ha-
kinsville by virtue OF walk. II you
take all the evidence you might call
this work mighty classy heaving.
But somebody Is always taking the joy
out>of life. This Is how 1t happened.
on two occasions before, En- Sue
had lift ground balls to the infield,
and 1t took fast fielding to get him
at first base. This time up En- Sue
slammed q ground ball to Leavelh,
who was doing duty at third base. The
utility man picked the ball up clean
/, and made perfect throw to Hawkins.
but the speeding Chinese star had
beaten II out, and. the Big CHER
lost no-hit game. With any other
man at bat, Warehouse would have
had his name in the minus bingle
column.
Waterhouse the Star.
Cant Rogan played through one
game in which he was not the hero,
and credit is due Waterhouse for his
GOOD showing. He famed nine OF Kim
Iuke,s warriors, and held the team
safe He had excellent support. Graf
ton robbing K. Chun OF double on
one occasion by great catch in the
left veldt. ~
n anyone went out to the ball or
chard yesterday afternoon to see the
25fh Infantry team slam the ball over
the lot against Hoon XII, their mis-
sion was a failure. as the Chinese
twirler pitched good ball. He heio
the 25th contingent to six hits. which
Is pretty fair showing as showings
60 nowadays The Schofield visitors
secured but one earned run Off his
delivery.
Sxxsn Ven STIMULATES.
While the 25tn Infantry team played
faultless- ball. some of the Chinese
flavers were making great showing
There has not been any better tniro
base playing than that OF Kan Yer
Yesterday afternoon seen here IN some
time. He looked fitted for the lon
and handled eight hard chances win
out a bob. II they had another har
Yen behind the plate, II would no
he 4 bad idea to keep him at tht
hot corner. An Lee and Cheont
handled their positions In good shape
siA latter landing Is chances wltnou
se4s - XII walked and stole second
- IN, heat out an infield hit. Tha
N the doings of the Chinese on thu
Pagan secured hit IN tn.
ame and Waterhouse sacrl
<ed Pagan was caught at third OF
infield hit and Waterhouse CAM
me an Hoon Ki's error when RogaI
Usl. In the fourth Smith doubled
- third and romped homeward OF
wild pitch. Waterhouse hit on
through the sinfield for q homer u
he nth. Rogan walked in the eighth
stole second and scored on En- Sue
error.
The score.