Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

Know all men by these presents
Beginning on March 8 the following
menu will be served to all Portland
baseball players at the Kau Kau Res
taurant, which is located at TrenTown
in the City and County Of Honolulu
Birds Nest Soup. Fish course
Sharks Fins. Entrees-Chop Suey
Sainin, ct al. This being in accord
ance with the wishes Of the party OF
the first part herewith signed. Walter
McCredie.
Following out this gastronomic
phrasing the fans of Honolulu expect
TO witness some defeats OF our local
ball players, that is II baseball and
kaukau may be joined together. w.
McCredie, the tall manager of the
Portland Hulas, is an expert dietician,
and he who runs may know that after
yesterday afternoon the boss of the
Beavers has decided to change the
staff of life from real American cook
ing to a Chinese feast
Luck zee Game
II was sometinEe o. Luck zee
game which was staged at Athletic
park yesterday afternoon, and you
might dispense with the double and
still be around the truth. The Chinese
won out by a score of to 3, which
was quite enough to cause Walter Nc
Credie to decide to make some alter.
atoms In his corn beef and cabbage
department, sometimes refetred to as
culinary.
,,ok We ,,,a. solootod - ..o...3 a. =
game for the Chinese team, and
Schatzlein was sent TO the firing line
by the Beaver boss. One pitcher was
Luck zee and the other was lucky.
For the first three innings the Chinese
had q man around PinelliviIle every
time. and although they tried 70 cross
the rubber. the breaks were going
right for the Schatz person.
In the first inning Morlyama reach
ed third with only one down, and Kan
Yen did the same In the second. Mort.
yama once more reached third in the
next inning with none out. but still
could not score. Schatzlein was. Of
course, pitching excellent ball. but
his luck was also lowering around
in his immediate vicinity.
Munsterboro Stuff
Cerebral maneuyers were responsible
for the Chinese victory over the Rose
City tossers, coupled with some weird
performances by the southside HEAVIER,
who was very much up In the ozone in
the seventh stanza, which Is some
times referred to as the Luck zee
seventh.
Up, 10 the kahunaized period the
Portland players had an edge on the
game which was very much OF the
Gillette order. They were leading by
Q score Of to 1, and prospects were
bright for a victory, but the Chinese
players thereupon beat the visitors at
their own game, and played real base
ball from then ON.
Il remained for Kai Luke to start
the proceedings in this chukkur, and
he started the affair off with clean
single. Then Luck Yee hit roller to
Sehatzlein, who, after giving a little
Herman and Kellar exhibition, hurled
the ball over Stumpfs head into the
bleachers. Once more the luck
phrase comes In.
Hit and Run
The young pitcher faced En- Sue
with men on second and third. The
little Chinese fielder turned around
and batted on the right side. and the
players worked the hit and run TO
perfection. En- Sue laid down a hunt
which brought results and also beat
the throw to first, Kai Luke crossing
the runner with the tieing run.
I'm Sue did not monopolize the hit
and run game, and Chinito Moriyama,
who was one of the real stars OF the
game laid down another perfect bunt
and Luck zee scored. Swan was at
least original and responded with
slashing double to the left field wall,
which scored En- Sue and put the
game on ice for the afternoon, as fu.
ture returns showed.
The Portland Hulas made a bid for
q score in the eighth. and with Rod
gers and Williams on second and third
with but one man down, prospects
locked bright for some runs, but Ayau
picked up Stumpf's hard hit ball and
nipped the Portland captain at the
plate. Moriyama took care OF Wolfer
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