Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Luck zee, pitcher OF the Chinese
baseball team. made the remark I'M
der the grandstand before the game
Yesterday afternoon that there would
be no more of these extra inning
games for the ST Louis teams. Luck
zee knew what he was talking about,
and as consequence the. Saints
were whitewashed, while the Chinese
gather duo of tallieS in the final
game OF yesterdays program at Ath'
letic park.
Four hits were all that the Saints
could gather off his delivery, and
Luck zee received revenge for the
beating received by Jansen and st.
Louis in the last miXup. The Chinese
secured two runs, but il took circuit
drives TO win. Lang AkaIfa got real
one over Nye's head in center, while
slowness in the relay gave En- Sue a
homer. -.. ....
ErrorIess Bail.
The Chinese hit Jansen fairly hard.
but the Saints played errorless ball
behind the blonde twirler, and as a
consequence the four-ply swats were
the only ones that counted. After Fin
Sue had rompei home with the first
run in the fifth inning, Kai Luke and
Kan Yen singled, but Kai Luke was
caught at the plate in an attempt to
score ON a sacrifice fly to Peterson.
Both Luck Yee and Jansen were
pitching good ball, with the odds in
favor of the former, until the eighth,
when Lang Aka1a drove hard drive
to the score board and cane kcmC.
Ching Puf walked in the ninth, but
was caught off first on an unassjstel
double play by All Ice .e ~.....s
One Was Hummer. .. .. 49,.
Home runs. we're the order of the
day in the battsas at. the park yester-
nay, and in the first contest Grafton
made up for lost t'mc by lining out
two. His first one came in the first
inning when he sent onr over the left
wall. He hit anoth'r in rhe seventh
inning, and rounding first he Fell fat,
jumped up and kept on going. When
he reached the hot corner he forgot
to touch the bag, and came back half
way from home, turned around and
scored before the ball could be re-
layed. r." ...~ 81. 1885,. ...~.
The 25th Infantry won out by a
score of 9 to 3, and the boys were up
and doing at all times. Jasper was
sent to the mound for the Schofield
crowd, while Meyer essayed the task
of stopping the infantry team. Up TO
the seventh inning Meyer pitched
good ball, but his support was ragged.
luIus Lead. @.-.... =. Ill, ...@. ;
! Honolulus took the lead in the
fourth inning when a walk, errors by
Hawkins, Smith and Moore gave them
three runs without hit. The 25th
Infantry was satisfied until the fifth
when they went into the lead after
Dumshot and Nishi had erred. r..
The next inning saw a lombard
ment by the wrecking crew, and Ro-
gan started it. This is the first time
that tale of the game has gone this
far without mentioning Rogan. He
played good ball yesterday, but wasn't
the shining star, for once. Singles by
Rogan and Goliah, triple by Johnson
and a homer by Grafton spilled the
beans for the Lulus, and four runs
came across. Moore scored in the
ninth when everybody threw the ball
away. -
Needs New Strength. ....... ..+....I
Paresa's team could be strength
ened a heap, and the fans would not
mind it bit If one Of the junior
league teams had played the way
some of the Lulus played yesterday,
they would be sending them to the
woods. Paresa should be out there
watching the juniors play, and then
go back and look at some of his So
called stars and laugh. u
The Lulus threw the ball every
where yesterday and it was said all
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