The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-09-07
TWO GAMES GO
EXTRA INNINGS
Makaweli II, Lihue 8.

1t will be remembered that the meet
ing between Makaweli and Lihue at
Makaweli on August 1st, the game was
notable mostly for the way in which
Lihue lit onto Furtado and hammered
him out of the box-well, Makaweli re.
turned the compliment last Sunday in
an eleven inning game, and the way
they landed on Okuda for hits was
simply sinful.
Whether Okuda had not recovered
from his gruelling game of sixteen in.
nings at Kapaa Sunday before last or
whether he just had day off is not
known, but he certainly did not show
his usual excellent form last Sunday.
Furtado, although he beaned
three men and walked two or three,
pitched a very good game and handed
his team well deserved victory.
The neat and workmanlike manner
in which Burgess at third for Maka-
well, played his position was a joy to
see. Time after time hot grounders
came his way, and invariably he
scooped them in and got his man at
first with a. faultless throw.
The outfield of both teams did ex-
cellent work, although the Lihue boys
let several long flies get behind them
by playing in too close for the hard
hitting visitors.
OF the Lihues, Prioste, at first was
the bright and particular star. There
was nothing fasky about his game,
but he was on the job every minute
and handled everything that came his
way with neatness and despatch.
Makaweli started the game off by
annexing two runs in the first of the
first. Lihue came up and tied the
score, shut the visitors out in the sec
ond, and scored three more runs in
their time up.
Neither team scored in the third,
though Tank slammed out three bag
ger, but he died right there.
In the fourth Pedro, of the Macs,
heaved the pill for three and was
brought in by a timely hit by Pacheco.
Lihue got four straight goose eggs,
but got Mitsu home in the seventh.
Makaweli came up in the fifth and
shattered the hopes OF the home fans
by piling up three with two more in
the seventh.
Okuda was yanked in the eighth and
Perreira taken from center and placed
on the mound He disposed of the
visitors in one, two, three order. This
encouraged the home team and they
went in to bat believing that the old
lucky eighth was working.
Dol got a single and was advanced
by Perreira, who made first on a
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oste fouled to third. Then Okuda
came up and slammed a swift ground
err down the first base line, away into
the field for three bagger bringing
in Dol and Perreira, and tieing the
score at eight-all.
Grounders to second and third and
a long fly to center retired the Macs
in the ninth. Lihue got men on bases,
but a pretty double and fly to center
sent the game into the extra innings
In the tenth both sides went out
with three men up.
With Makaweli up in the eleventh,
everything looked hopeful for Lihue
when Burgess flew out to center and
Hamada to first. But Aimee went first
on a wild pitch and stole second, and
Kamaka hit for a double, scoring All
nee. Akita singled and so did Pedro,
bringing in Kamaka and Akila. Pa
checo flew out to center.
This spilled the beans for Lihue, but
they made a desperate effort, with
Mitsu hitting double, Tixiera getting
a walk and Carvalho getting first on
a chance, but Tank fouled out to catch
er, Mitsu was forced out and Dol
grounded to second.
Chillingworth and Branch umpired.
McBryde 5, keala a
Another game that went into the
extra innings was the McBryde-Ma
game at Eleele. 1t took twelve innings
to argue this matter out, but McBryde
finally had the last word. A. Q. Marc
allino umpired the game, which is
protested by Makee on the ground
that Tillie is not bona fide resident.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES
Next Sundays games will be: Nc
Bryde VS.. Makawel at Eleele; Lihue