Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12

which hos cred on his upper Hp, called
TO his companion, Watson: ''Wikiwiki
with the needle. We must solve this
mystery, and produce Wilbur Rogan,
the Portland avenger. We must not
fail this time
Sherlock Holmes had the hardest
Job Of his career Not since he had
taken a case to ascertain the number
of years that Ann had been located on
this celestial sphere had he been SO
baffied. Hundreds had gathered at the
game TO watch the premier pitcher OF
Hawaii In action. He walked over TO
Barney Joy. grabbed the arbiter by his
sbellIike ear and began TO utter a few
quivering words Seconds passed, and
then the joyful person marched to the
stand and In an appealing voice. cried:
HAS anybody here seen Kelly" He.
bad missed his clue, and for the Sec
end time in history the great Holmes
was at baysT
Al a Sea
Watson, ever son the alert, looked
In the Portland bat bag under the
bench and then Holmes made his final
decision He walked over to Pat Mil
silgan and asked question. The
sWfecker manager said: Were all at
-sea without Rogan." No sooner had
the words been gargled until Holmes
shouted "A clue" And, taking the
hypothenusi theorem, he finally discoy
cred that tie wrecker star was at sea.
And the game went on.
IL has often been said that a story
;slibnld be told In the first paragraph
THE story part Of IL was the fact thai
,ksogan wasn't present The Wreckers
failed 70 win without the premier
.hurler 81, their team. With Rogan on
the mound Il would have been hard
battle AS II was Portland won by a
narrow margin
Portland defeated the Wreckers by
d score Of 3 to 0. and It wasn't quite
enough as they scored but one earned
nun of sAalstQn and Morgan, two re-
cfuii pitchers.s Aulston, OF course, was
Wild, and was benched early, but at
that the Chinese, st. Louis and other
teams have gathered as much credit
AGAINST the same class Of pitching
RonsD Wa Missed
No one VIII doubt for moment that
Roean Is q much better mound artist
than either Aulston or Morgan. In
addition be Is q much better fielding
pitcher, and IN three or four times at
bat would surely have started some
thing Either Morgan Is a much bet
ter pitcher than the fans have given
him credit fof, or the Portland players
have not struck their hitting form.
The score OF 3 to 0 shows that Port
s1rnA 1e beginning To MAY much better
hail despite the absence OF hogan, ana
Rad the pitcher who faiied 70 return
from. me deep been on the MOUND, the
score might still nave been IN favor
Of Portland. That was a question that
win be difficult TO answer.
Kan Yen Makes GOOD
Pennef started on the NIL TOP ioI
Portland with Kan zen Dehino the Dat
and the locnl catcher looked Ike
miIllon dollars bHck OF the plate he
scored three asslss and handled Fen
ner 10 an easy manner: IN Two times
e the plate NJ walked once ana
tanned the otner time f1e showed ex-.
eellent Judgment IN working Aulston
for q pass 10 his first appearances
Kan Yen settled llsooupts ABOUT MS
BENG aDie 70 noio q regular pitcnef
yesterday afternoon
Feuner worried IN excellent fashion
anooa l1cweo 1at Two hits IN i've In
rinssl Lyle bisoee renewed Penner,
but remained on the mound only
minute asshis range finding apparatus
WIS poor Snape. lhen Byron
Hofck. WHO az one time hurried lor
1onn,s-Mac 60 :, sent % me MI top.
Houck showed that ne knew how 70
pitch. ne gont use at OF ms stun
as ne aion nave 70. ana Ihe one time
ienle2|os csIlee % lace me situa-
tio4 rp{e9 % ne q regular saver
A.,seca w. Vile
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~ A',fs I. u.an ~ 7 nave .. q Me
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TIE tnyDeEse IN tne second inning VIII
iNNs lwa}neo sno went 70 SECOND on
IlHsseq Dali. stumpl walked ana Mod-
1t Was also slven Iree sportauon.