Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-23

real test yesterday StpeTuoou al MNA
lifli field, and the Giants from Ruger
sent Pitcher Kelly to the jungles IN
the second inning, and then turned
around and handed Il TO Crumpler IN
the last Of the eleventh inning. Ru-
ger won out by . score OF 70 4
the AII-Stars being on the losing emo.
Cummings, who has won his last
two games,' was sent into the box 10
stop the Star crew, and the Hugerite
outpitched Kelly, who jumped the
Giants for the Stars. II CUMMINGS
was looking for glory, he surely reach
ed hfs aim, az he outpHched keuy'
and incidentally busted up the over:
time matinee when he hit one Oh
Crumpler's shoots for the old MT
which. gave his team the victory.
Manager w. B. Stewart had smile
on his face several furlongs In length.
In the last two starts his Rugerites
have beaten three Of the All-Star hurs
Iers. Brinza was given his bumps ID
the Engineer game. and Kelly ano
Crumpler were touched up somewhat
yesterday. 1.-. -.
Lang stars
Lang Akana, who was the fielding
star Of the game, perpetrated two
robberies during the afternoon: IN
the first inning he nailed McCiains
hard drive with one hand and In the
ninth inning he cut OF sure hit by
making n spectacular one-handeo
catch OF Stewards drive over short
ston. Maddis and Davis both broke
Ihrnneh WITH acme excellent fielding
nIava. while Johnson &C second han.
died eleven chances without o SLIP. -
After the AIl-Stars had gone out In
order IN the first, the Rugerites be.
ean Id play ball. johnson secured
4 uretty efnele ana Bailey advanced
him. BrintnaI was hit ny Q pltcneo
BAH and johnson scored when Salmon
dropped the throw TO the plate aIter
Mccain had flied out. Stewards SIN
lie scored BrintnaH.
Mr.. Kelly Passes ,
Dunlap doubled In the second ano
vas oauaint trying to make home on
: short Gpassed ball. Davis started
-tliinr1- ~ 4he second with q slashtne
T1.,ble a left ana scored on Wo.'
nlacks single. Womack stole segone
md came home on Johnsons long
sacrifice nv TO Judd. lnasmucn y
ChiIlingworth was absent, the actins
manarer decided TO send Crumpler on
- fiII and Kelly was shunted 70 right
field, Where he performed IN excellent
crumpler pitched excellent ball for
eieht inuings, only two hits being se-
$1,000 81 his delivery. MCCAIN and
Davis were the only Giants 70 soiNe
~ daifvery until the last canto. Three
errors and Kelly's single gave the
STAR two runs in thA third inning.
and 1udd's single, IN error, Maddis'
sacrffice and Akahas sacrifice ny
eaye them another IN the seventh.
Thsy Tie 70 Up :.
The All.stars tied Il mp IN the ninth
when Crumpler singled and Judd peat
mt = hunt. Crumpler was forced OUT
Al third but Judd scored on an IN
field out. and Akana grounded out 90
McCisiu for the last out The stars
went out IN order IN the tenth sno
eleventh Innings, and y looked IKE z
real overtime game with Crumpier
pitching good ball. Il. 49,
Bailey opened the eleventh with q
clean single and Brintnal shot one
throurh the infield which was safe.
NcClain tanned and Bailey went to
third On Stewards M 20 Kelly. With
two men on bases and two down Cum.
mines was asked 20 win his own
eame. Mr.. Cummings had his ear
rnuffs OFF on this occasion, and pro.
ceeded 20 lace one over second which
broke ND the old ball game The crowd
went home 70 late dinners, after be-
Ing satisfied with an excellent brand
OF baseball. g. liz. .s
Judd oets Three
Judd was the leading hitter during
the Afternoon. and Davis came along
With 4 double and single n four trips
70 the plate. The roofing OF the AL.
stars coIored mascot was q treat In
itself. and although the colored mas.
cot for Ruger was not Qofte 30 loqua.
cious, rot results out Of the oratory
which was displayed. e.. g.
Neither Chilly or Critchfieldi were
In the game, and new man was
shifted TO third base. Salmon started
behind the bat, but was relieved by
McGayin IN the third inning. The Rp'
ger team 10 showing much improve
ment, and with Cummings going good
should be In the running from now on.
There was q goodly sized crowd out
TO watch the overtime exhibition.
Flllpinos Win
Hermanacio MARKHAM and Gorjio
Haneberg were very much on the Job
In the first battle staged at Moifiili
field on Sunday afternoon and as q
result the Filipinos defeated the re.
juyenated Hawaiis, with Fatoia Tu.
fele on the mound. by q score Of 8
E, to 2. =
The Samoan all around star, Fatoia,
was sent on the mound as the hurief
for the Hawaiis, and the first ap.
pearance Of o Samoan baseball player
was an event. He had worlds of
speed, and had he showed good con-
troll might have stopped the FIJI.
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