Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20
ALL-AMERICANS
DEFEAT NOMADS
BY Long HITS
Home Runs Score Every Tally
of the Day for Visitors;
Play Fast Ball


A hurry up call for Daisy to come
oct to Athletic Park on Sunday after
noon to walk over the diamond and
put it in good condition was made, but
the geological connections were not
made. Nevertheless the All-American
mudders defeated the Chinese wdders
by score of 6 to 8.
And the Chinese Travellers played
great ball despite the so-called heavy
going. The ground was supposed to
be a sea of mud, but notwithstanding
the fact that no one had to swim, the
home prides did justice, and Vernon
Ayan who performed in short field
had the boys on the bench talking
twice when he pulled off two plays
which were marked real big league
stuff without any mistake.
Hoon HI to Rescue
Luck zee started in to pitch for
the Nomads, while Dutch" Reuther
was on the hillock for the invaders.
Reuther lasted nine innings. Luck
was out there for four frames. Then
Hoon XII took up the burden and
pitched mighty good ball for five in
nings Only two hits were made off
his delivery, these going for extra
bases " .-
This Mr.. Reuther who spent the lat
ter part of the season in the Rose
City, is pitcher and We might add a
hitter, without fear of contradiction.
Curing the matinee this swatsmith hit
two balls over the hills to Mary for
what is usually called real four ply
swats. He is fair young person.
He hit one over the left field fence,
and one over the right field wall Then
he divided up off OF the pitchers. Both
Luck zee and Hoon XII were given the
same opportunities. In addition he hit
a double. Jsnvrin also connected for
one off Luck zee which sailed over
the left garden wall.
Fast Fielding
The Travellers made but one error
during the game, and this was on a
hard chance by En- Sue. The average
fielder wouldn't have got near it. but
the fleet footed center gardener made
a great run and lost one of Leard's
hard hit balls. Both Lang and Yen
Chin performed in an excellent man.
ner in the outfield
Bill Leard lost his kahuna yesterday
all right. After being robbed of hit
to En- Sue, he started one through the
infield a mile minute. The infield
was fast and the ball shot away toward
left field, but Ayau raced back, gath
cred the ball in and hurled it to first
for one of the prettiest plays seen in
the local ball lot for some moments.
In the last inning Leard hit hot one
which looked safe, but Ayan raced
over to second and speared the drive
with one hand In addition to this
Ayan hit double and single which
counted in the scoring.
Kan Yen Busy
Kan Yen was busy boy behind the
bat, and with Ayau showed the visitors
about the national pastime
as it is played here Not big Lacquer
stole a base, although Janvrin said
that he was going to steal third Swan
handled himself well in the field and
his throwing arm looked pretty good
to the visitors. Moriyama and All Lee
played errorless ball throughout the
game, and both fitted in we'll with the
infield
Reuther looked good for eight out
Of the nine innings, but in the seventh
he was using straight one across
the heart of the plate, and showed
none of his real pitching ability in
this stanza .Rowdy" Elliott was a
busy person and proved to be popular
with the fans. He handled Reuther
we'll and hit the ball hard every time
9uisto Fails .....~. J..
Louis Guisto broke his record of
1000 average when Luck zee famed
him in the second inning. He annexed
a double during the day. Janvrin and
did not hit up to their
standard, and the Red Sox flash fan
ned on two occasions.
In the second Elliott hit safely and
two walks placed three men on bases.
Then Reuther put the game in the
well with homer to right bringing
four runs in. Janvrin's circuit clout
gave the invaders another, and Reu-
theirs second homer in the sixth gave
them the last tally A walk to Kan
Yen and Ayau's double scored one for
The Travellers in the second, and
doubles by All Lee and Kan Yen with
Ayau's single gave the locals two
more. H.