The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-06-15
TWO GOOD BALL
GAMES SUNDAY
MAKAWECI-kILAUEA

mANAW WGII-NiIAOGN
Makaweli cleaned up son Kilauea
to 5, which shows the home team
by no means had a walk over. No
boto Ohama, Makaweli's pitcher ap-
pears to have been the bright and par
ticular star of the occasion, with five
strike-outs, no passes, two two-baggers
and a single to his credit, besides
holding the visitors down to four hits.
Dock Wood opened up for Kilauea,
but DamkEoger's peaches soon got the
old mans number and he was replaced
by Kingi, who did well for while
striking out four men. But he, too,
was later replaced by Sam Kai, who
also struck out four men.
The Kilauea pitchers walked eight
men in the nine innings. Makaweli
got twelve hits, to Kilauea's four.
From the fact that six of Makaweli's
runs were scored in the first three in
nings, it looks very much as though
Wood was responsible for the loss of
the game.
Makawelis first baseman made three
errors in four innings, which means
that he was responsible for three of
the visitors reaching first safely
The batteries were: Makaweli-No-
boto Ohama, p; NJ. Furtado, C; Kilauea
Wood, Kingi, Kai, p; N. Renoaldo, c;
umpires, Sanborn and Fernandez.
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LIHUE-MAkEE
Before one of the largest congrega-
tion of spectators that every witnessed
a baseball game in Kapaa, the Lihues,
1919 Champions of Kauai, defeated
score of to 6. 1t was anybody's
game up to the last inning, as the Ma
KEGS had held the lead from the first
inning to the 9Th when Lihue forged
ahead, and by using good judgment in
yanking Mitsu and substituting Oku-
da for him in the box, held their oppo-
nents scoreless until the end. Lihue
would probably have departed for
home in different spirits had Mtsu
been left to continue, as he was rather
unsteady allowing hits when hits
meant runs and the Makees were
stealing bases on him almost at will,
due to his failure to hold the runners
close to their stations.
After Lihue had been retired in one
two-three order in their behalf of the
first inning, the Makees scored brace
of runs with the aid of two hits. After
Arcia had famed the ozone. King and
Bun Hee, singled in succession, King
scoring when Fernandez in left let
Bun Hee's single go through his legs.
Bun Hee stole second Tsunehiro
walked, and when Mitsu threw to sec
ond to catch him stealing, Bun Hee
scored from third
In the second inning Lihue scored
their first run, with Perreira on third
Rodrigues dropped throw from Bun
on Priostes grounder. Bun Hee also
dropped a perfect throw from catcher
Soong to catch Prioste stealing, but
no damage was done. In their half
the Makees scored another two runs
and it looked as if victory had been
safely tucked away for the day, as the
score was then to /. Rodrigues, first
up, was hit by Mitsu, and Morita was
safe when Dol dropped ahard chance
Arcia was out on an infeld fly but
Mitsu and Ohama collided, causing the
latter to drop the ball and both run
ners advanced. King grounded to
Mitsu and Rodrigues was caught al
the plate King stole second and Bun
hee made timely single, scoring both
King and Morita. Bun was out steal
ing third.
There was nothing doing for both
sides in the third, but in the fourth
the Lihues came back strong and
knotted up the count making it four
all. Okuda secured free ticket stole
second and scored on Perreiras single
out. Arcia in center had time enough
to nip Okuda at the plate by a good
throw, but threw wild and Perreirs
reached third before the ball was re
trieved. Prioste walked and stole sec
ond. After Dol had popped to Bur
Hee, Mitsu singled very timely ant
Perreira and Prioste scored. Mitsl
was stealing third after he had nego
tiated second safely. The Makee!
again demonstrated their ability t
score Mitsu in their half. After Mori
ia had grounded out, Akita to Prioste
and Arcia had again famed, King go
to first on Akita's error. He stole sec
ond and went to third when Okuda lie
Ohama's throw get away. Bun HeC
walked and stole second. TsunehirC