The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-04-13
live Sporting News
ST. LOUIS WINS TWO AND
LOSES TWO AGAINST MAUI

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the thirty. Sunday the Chinese boys
were entertained by Jack Akana Of
the Maui Hardware Company. and the
rest were taken riding by Alvin Rob.
inson. Monday evening the bows were
taken 10 I.ahaina in time To catch the
Mauna Kea for home.
| q, WAHiUKU, Maui, April S---St. Louis
"A, Maui All-Stars s.
| Maui turned out en- masse today to
see its gallant warriors repeat their
victory Of yesterday, but what the Val.
ley Islanders saw was in the nature
of nightmare, two hours and twenty
minutes in duration.
Home Team Poor
The way the Saints played showed
that they had thrown of their sea
legs. The kind of ball dished up by
the home team would have caused the
bali park in Honolulu to be empty in
FIVE innings, but the Maui rooters
gamely stood their ground until the
slaughter was over.
George Haneberg, the st. Louis sec.
ond sacker, put one over the Maui
first baseman, one Pombo by name.
Pombo had received the ball, but had
not touched the sack, He was waiting
for Haneborg SO as to tab him, but
Haneberg began running back and
forth and the Maui first baseman, tax.
ing it for granted that Haneberg was
! out threw the ball abound the infield,
! whereupon Haneberg proceeded and
reached his base in safety. This caused
a general laugh. ~
Markham Goes Distance ~, =
Markham pitched the Whole game for
the Saints. He allowed ten hits and
five runs, walked four and struck out
six.
The Maui pitchers we're not so for.
| tunate. Hansen allowed twenty-three
hits and twenty-five Rms in seven In
nings. He struck out four and walked
FIVE. Many Of the hits were extra base
ones and Of these Kurisaki got two
homeruns and You Bun Hee one.
Cockett relieved Hansen in the last
inning. The Saints got one hit and
two runs off him. So many miscues
we're charged to the Maui team that
the scorer failed to mention anything
concerning errors in his score.
The Robinson brothers umpired the
game we'll. Foster was behind the bat
and Alvin on the bases. ars,. Z
The lineups; .{ts.s VA
st. Louis Fun Luke, leftfeld; Hane
berg, second base; Kurisaki, catcher;
Lai Sim, first base; You Bun, Hee,
shortstop; Chun Chew, leftfeld; King
Tan, third base; Lam Wing, leftfeld;
Markham, pitcher.
Maui All.Stars- Cummings, short
stop; Silva, centerfeld; Pombo, first
base; De Rego, catcher; Rodriguez,
third base; All Kiong, leftfeld; N.
Cockett, second base and pitcher; II.
ChoItE, Ieftfeld; Hansen, pitcher.
Innings pitched by Markham, q; Al
at bat; 5 runs, 10 hits; Hansen, in.
nings, 40 at bat; % runs, 20 hits; Cock,
EFT, inning, 8 at bat, 2 runs, ] hit.
Home runs, Kurisaki, 2; You Bun Hee;.
Cockett; three basehits, Chun Chew, 2
You Bun; two basehits, Markham, Fun
Luke, Chun Chew; double plays, Cum.
mings to Cockett to Pombo; struck out
by Markham, 2; Hansen, 4; base on
balls, Markham, 4; Hansen, 6; Cockett,
1; hit by pitcher, Kekepi, Fun Luke,
Markham; passed balls, Kurisaki, Rego.
Umpires, Robinson Brothers. Time,
ESQ. #aarq =, 80. 8.
WAILUKU, Maui, April 7--Even
though the Saints lost their first game
of baseball to the Maui All-Stsrs, such
was not the lot of the basketball play.
ers. They beat the Alexander House
gymnasium team, 80 to 8. ..us
Saints outplay Maui .~G.r
The Saints outplayed and outshone
Their opponents; their work bringing
down the house on many occasons.
Time and time again the fiashy playing
of Lam Wing, the SAINTS wiry forward
J was met with hearty applause. Shoot
ing from any position to good advan'
/ tage, Lam made twenty-nine points.
| The great work of the two Vreden.
burgs also attracted much attention.
De Rego, commonly known throughout
Maui as Hanky, was the star Of the
Valley Islanders, making all the points
for his team. He was very much in the
= lime light, more particularly so because
he is a cripple. One of De Rego's legs
is strong but the other is withered.
Despite this handicap he is considered
! one of Maui's best.
] Clear and snappy play. was impossi-
BILE. Fast basketball games by men Is
teams are nearly impossible in the
Alexander House gymnasium. The
court is too small, and, IS it occupies
/ the whole room, the bah usually comes
in contact with the walls, which is per-
missible and not off side. ~. t'r#'7 |
Lead by Ten Points ~:
In the first half the Saints led their
opponents by ten points, eighteen to
| eight. Lam Wing made sixteen points
for his team, and for his side De Rego
scored eight, four on foul goals and
two on field baskets. -. ',s Z.
| II was about the same story in the
I final half. Lam Wing added to his
I team 8 score another thirteen points
! and two more by Fun Look, who had
substituted for Hayselden, gave the
collegians thirtythree. The best the
gymnasium could do in the last half
was to score three more points which
brought its tally to eleven. <. t..
Lineup and summary: " .#GEt'
st. LOuis-Lam Wing, Rodriguez
forwards; Hayselden and Fun luke
center; guards, Edmund and Ernest
Nredenburg. "':".,..
| Alexander House--De Rego, Silva
? forwards; Wilmington, center; KahoO
hananO, and COrrea, guards 4 .t'.Gsrs