The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
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urday and of Puunene by Wacs has
brought about a triple tie for leader
ship of the league and it is an any
body's race from now on. With
Chartrand in the box Paia showed it
is still to be reckoned with and its
victory in a game with the Rainbow
nine on Sunday with another new
pitcher in the box further gives sup
port to that view.
1t was ragged fielding that beat
Paia Saturday afternoon at the Fair
grounds for they hit Dunn freely
while Lahaina found Chartrand for
but one hit. Eleven errors by his
teammates however, brought defeat to
the former Lahaina pitcher. A close
decision by Alfonso at third was al
so blamed by the Paias for their down
fall. II was a touch and go decision
and was rendered as the umpire saw
it though he admits it was so close
he might have decided in favor of the
runner almost as we'll as for the field
er.
Both Runs Score
Paia scored first on singles by Ye-
motto and SouZa, a sacrifice by Char
trand and a triple by Foster Robin
son, Yemoto having been caught at
second meantime. Costly bases on
balls, three of them, and a passed
ball enabled Lahaina to tie. In the
second Comes singled, Rolph sacrl-
feed and English singled but Paia
was unable to cross the rubber and
did not score again until the seventh.
1t was in the fourth that Lallaina
took the lead scoring three runs with
out a hit and in the seventh another
run without a hit came over. Souza
singled, Chartrand was given a life
at first and Robinson hit for two
sacks but was left when McCluskey
was out short to first. Paia made
another gasp in the eighth but failed
to get a run over with the bases full
and Robinson made his fourth hit in
four times up in the ninth.
Wacs Come Back
After two exhibition that had sad
dened the Waikiki Fans the Wacs
showed form once more on Sunday
and capered off with an easy win.
They rolled up 5 run in the first be-
fore the Puunene huskies woke up
and held their opponents safe through
out the game. Puunene played a
ragged game throughout and disgust
ed the fans in the ninth when some
of the players started to leave the
field following a decision of Umpire
Garcia which they disputed, the pro-
posed forfeiture of the game being
abeted by a fan who had been seat
ed on the players bench. Bill Bal
kept the team together.
Tadashi went in the box for Puu-
meme but was s%upplanted by Bill Bal
before the fatal first was over. Bal
pitched a game which would have
ordinarily have won with proper sup
port. William Cummings singled, All
Sam tried a sacrifice but both I'M
ners were safe on an error of Tada-
shi, Alfonso walked, Cummings scor-
ed on a passed ball, Curtis was safe
on an error at first and All Sam scor-
ed, Wells Cummings singled and
Alfonso scored, Wells Cummings stole
Curtis scored on a passed ball, Wells
Cummings scored. Meantime Will
lam Cockett and Rego had lives on
fielders' choices Cockett going out at
third. In the second the Wacs had
the bases full but could not score.
William Cockett was safe on Nak3-
mura's error. Alfonso was out and
Curtis on first by a fielder's choice
Wells Cummings ambled but all Were
left on Frank Balls out.
Another tally was made by The
Wacs in the fourth when William
Cummings singled, was sacrificed