Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

and Henry pegged Smith out at first.
Pegging Smith out at first on an In
field hit isn't the easiest thing in the
world, as the 25th Infantry shortstop
is a mighty fast man, and the play
had to be made fast. Chilly worked
in on the play in great fashion. This
is the second time that Moriyama
has pulled play of this kind in the
games here. George Haneberg and
You Bun pulled this play at MoilliI
Field this year and Chinito and Ayau
worked this play at Athletic park.
En- Sue was royalty welcomed by
the fans and the little center fielder
] lived up to. his former reputation as
fast fielder. He handled all his
chances in excellent shape, and hit
1000 during the day. He brought in
three runs, and otherwise conducted
himself in real All-Star fashion. Kua-
Iii played a great game at first base,
and made real hit with the fans In
his play around the first sack. The
addition of these three players was
a big boost to the All-Stars, and thu
fans would surely like to see this az
gregation together In a game againss
the Wreckers with Rogan on the
mound. Critchfield and Chillingworth
played fast ball In the infieid and
this quartette would make about the
best looking aggregation that could
be gathered together. With Crump
Ter started against the Wreckers and
this squad in the lineup, there would
be some bali game staged.
Another Johnson
Chillingworth, Critchfield, w. John
son and Fagin were the leading hit
tiers for the day, getting three each.
w. johnson was the leading slugger,
and this player surely busted into the
game In great fashion. In his debut,
he made a homer and two singles.
His homer to center rolled to center
field and was q real smash.
Goliah used only two players who
were not members of the regulars
and these two players performed
right up to Wreeker fashion. Ward
hit the ball every time up, although
not for safe ones, while w. johnson
was the real hitting star Of the day.
This player has no apologies to make
for his showing with the bludgeon,
and his performance may give him
a chance on the regulars at some
future date. -.
Loose Play ,
From a baseball standpoint the
game wasn't what one would call a
feature by any means. The Wreck
ers threw the ball around the lot,
kicked them in the infield and lot
of other things, and as an exhibition
of tight baseball it was a failure.
There were over 100C fans in the
park who weren't worried about the
failure part of it when the Wreckers
made their big drive. They didn't
protest at the weakness in close
play when the bat wieiders got busy.
The game reached the point where
the crowd was on the anxious seats,
and when the game was 10 to 9, the
crowd forgot the first game, which
was a much better played affair, and
yelled in real style.
Morgan Breaks Arm
Pitcher Morgan broke his arm while
throwing pitched ball in the sixth
inning. He was using his weird de-
livery and following the windnp drop
ped to the ground: He was carried
from the field and DR.. Blodgett attend
ed him. This is the first time in the
history Of baseball in Honolulu that
such an accident has occurred Pitch
er Hogg, hurting for Seattle against
Spokane, broke his arm with his de-
livery, but later recovered, changed
his delivery and went up to the Yam
KEGS. e..
Jackson started on the mound for
the Wreckers En- Sue, the first man
up, walked, and scored on a wild
throw. Moriyama singled In the
second inning, after Lang Akana had
grounded out, Judd hit to deep left
and stopped at second base. Inas-
much as he failed to touch first base
he lost his chance. Then with two
men out the Stars started something.
The Big Drive .. 40. IS "a. =. s
McGavin was safe on an error, KEEL