The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-30

Haiku leads the field in team field
inc honors in Maui's major circuit.
With a team percentage OF VA the
Rice Birds are far and away from
their nearest rivals, the Sports to'
honors of errorless ball.
The Sports Club, second with d
team average of 1884 are hard push
ed by the American Chinese VINO nave
an average of $50. Fourth comes
Asahi with 1857 and the Wacs htth
$3.50, just one point behind.
Haiku Players
Greatest of the Haiku players in in
dividual fielding averages is lama-
motto the Rice Birds intielder. Nine
teen chances have been orered lhe
baseman and 10 have been accepted,
an average in the four games OF
1000. Next is Rolph, Haiku's hrst
third sacker who has accepted 10
chances without error and mas also
1000 percent. Coleman and Rels are
two other Haiku men with an aver
age of O Haole has demonstrated
his ability as first sacker to good al
vantage and bids fair to rank high
in the league at that position. Forty
two chances have been offered HIM
and he has erred but once. His per
centage is .976. Foster Robinson
slipped for the first time this season
in last Sundays game and has now
accented 80 out of 81 chances FOR
a percentage of 1858. Chris Cockett
is going good at backstops position
with a fielding percentage OF .SS9'
The teams other players average are
in order: Souza 1924, Fassoth $50,
Chartrand ia, and Jones .667
Sports Second
Though apparently suffering a
slump in batting the Sports are sec
ond in team fielding. Ralph Baldwin
is the clubs best bet as far as the
season has progressed. The catcher
and fielder has accepted Is chances
without error, a 1000 percentage.
Moniz, Maxwell, and Smith are all
fielding 1000 but have accepted less
than half the chances offered Baldwin
Next in line of the Lelandites is
Scholtz who has handled "a chance
and slipped one. His percentage
ranks high at .95S. L. Cockett Is
proving his worth at first with I
percentage of .9O7. Following these il
order are Caswell .S57, Arthur Bald
win, $50. Rodrigues .778, Rego ~
and Carol .667.
Chinese Third
The American Chinese, the leading
team hitters of the league rank thirt
in team glove work. Two players ar
fielding 1000 Shin leads with min
accepted without error. Followin
him is Wicke who has fielded 81
chances. Wadsworth ranks high i
the league at catchers position, fielt
ing 43 chances with but two error
and has a percentage of .953. Ri
NJ - G,.+ - Fn,rth on thp Chimes
team in individual work n ha
taken 80 out of ~ chances offere'
His percentage is .929. Kalua
next with SS2, All Leong 1924, silly
800, Enos 1872, Akina .667 and HaaR
500.
Forcing Asahi
Asahi holds a lead Of but one poll
over the Wacs including games pla
ed Sunday. The team average
1857. Thirty errors in 21O chance
presented have been made by Il
combined team. One player stanO
alone in the errorless class, Hir;
who has played in one game al
~eCceptal three chances withou-
miscue. OF regular players on t
clubs team d. Yanagi stands out
the most consistent fielder. He h
accepted "a out of SO chances offer
and holds the envious percentage
.944. Matsumoto is a close seco
and has also bungled twice in
chances. His percentage is g.
Following these ranking stars a
Watanabe $50, Nakamura and !
motto 1915, Masaichi .872, Tomoka Z
Kagoshima, Wada and K. Yanagi &
and Sueda 400.
Wacs failing
Twenty five errors made in
chances gives the Wacs a tel
average of 1856 and the cellar cha