Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-21


Last night at the Kdu:weIa Club
house tn" kauluweIas won from the
Kcr~ans. p 10 5, and at the new k',-
FaIko Clubhouse the Star Bulletins
defeated the newly organized Kakaako
Junior team by the score of q TO H..
The Eakaak0 and Bulletin game, al
Though won By the Bulletin boys by
= tr'O TO one score, proved the old say.
ing that its the teamwork that
counts. The kakaakOs have the best
Junior team that they have ever had,
man for man, bnt they are not accU&-
toned to playing together and have
not developed any teamwork. The
Bulletin team, on the other mana,
plays Iikc a machine and lets nothing
get by it. The first part. of the
game it looked like walk away. for
the Bulletins. as they hit and ran the
bases as they pleased, but in the last
three innings the Kakaakos began to
get together and more than held them
even; but the game was then lost.
Four Miscues ..... r.. ..".:..:. -.
The Bulletins made but one error,
four ,miscues and every one of them
counted against them in the run
column. Kan Leong at shortstop, r.
Lam at first and All HI at third did
the best work for the Bulletin boys
in the fielding line, while Bung and
Lam led with the stick Pimmental
and George Kane showed form and
this battery when they got going right
are going to be hard to beat if given
anything like decent support. Manuel
HendrikSOn at short, while light in
weight for a junior, is fast on his
feet, a quick thinker and a fine hitter,
leading his team at bat with five clean
hits. Hosea and All Chong are also
good stickers. -...,..-.- -:
T.. There was a good-sized crowd pres
ent and the feature of the game was
the clean playing of both sides, -....:
The score by innings: H..
Kakaako- 49,. 4 1 2 o L 2-10
Star-Bulletin 2 2 3 6 2 0 l *--2l
Kakaako, 20 hits, errors; Star-Bul
letin, 26 hits, error. Umpire, j.
Comes. ...; -. H.. -
The Korean-Kauluwela game at
Kauluwela was one-sided after the
first inning. as the Kauluweia slug
gers fell on the Korean pitcher and
scored eight runs off his delivery III
the second frame and then inning
after inning increased their lead until
at the finish they were leading, II TO
8. The two strongest features of the
game was the heavy hitting of the
KauluWeaS and the fine fielding Of
the Korean infielders, who had plenty
to do. for the KauluWelas were GER
tainly singing the ball hard, making
in all % hits, while Kakalia and
Llama, the last named pitching the last
inning; held the Koreans to eight hits
and striking out IS of them. JBell
and Llama led with the stick and Mona
in stealing bases. The fielding of the
two teams taken as a whole, consider
ing the heavy hitting on the one side
and the lack of the same on the other.
was about the same. The department
that the Koreans are weak in is the
same department that Kauluweld
shows its greatest strength and that
is in the pitching line. With Llama
and kakalia going good, the kau.t-
WelaS look to nave better tnan an
even chance when they tangle with
the Star Bulletins next Friday nigh at
Kauluwela. The Koreans have inl.
proved wonderfully in their fielding,
but are weak with the stick and must
develop pitching. Chung Moon, their
pitcher, handled eight assists without
an error and three of them were eN-
ceptionally hard tries. Their catcher,
Chang Sung, new. man, looks goC1,
but is a weak hitter. striking out
every time mp, Next Friday night
they met the Kakaakos at nakaako
Hall. the game to start at 80 p. m.
The score by innings: :.....::. ~.
| kauluwela % so 3 2 o 9.2-2i
Korean ..........1 0 0. 3 o. 0 o.
.KauluW ella, % hits, Terror; Korean,
s hits. | error. Umpires, Alexander
and Ch Llama 49,. ~. -.