The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-13

Maui takes one game from the fam
0us All-Chinesc team from Honolulu.
The summary OF the holiday baseball
series is All-A,aui wins and loses with
the AllChinese; the All-Chinesc win
one game from Nll-Naui and one from
the American Chinese; Liberty House
goes home with q string of three vic
tories and no defeats. the imeric3u-
Chinese lose 10 AllChinesc. and Hal
ku. Asahis and the Wacs lose ia Ii
berry House. Al in all the series is
the best baseball ever dished out to
The fans OF Maui even if the home
teams do appear to have had the short
cad OF the rope. The climax anne in
the second game Of yesterday after
noon.
With Foster Robinson in the box,
pitching i'm mastery style and with
well nigh ideal support behind him
Maui took the last game of the series
in an afternoon OF the fastest play
ever shown on the Valley Isle, the
two games requiring only an average
OF an hour and 80 minutes each.
Robinson nj Best
Foster Robinson had everything
that he ever had Yesterday and pitch
ed the most mastery game he has
shown in years. After the game he
said his curves had not worked so
well in six years. He had change of
pace and control and, knowing the
weaknesses and failings OF former
team mates he had them at his mercy.
Five of the visitors were veterans of
the same All-Chincse team on which
Foster played and they said he worked
in the box just as he did when at MS
best he played with them behind him.
Without such support as he was given
1t might have been a different story
hut the Maui boys ttelded and sticEed
in major league fashion.
In the first inning with two down
Yen Chin was safe on an error OF bal
and stole c but was lett when
Robinson threw hualH out at the
plate. Maui was retired IN order ana
so We're the VISITORS IN their nan OF
the second.
Bill Bal Starts It
First blood was drawn for Mani in
tho second hin Raj starring things go
in@ Win a hot single Robinson sacri-
iced him aIong Uaake was ont pitcher
to first; Bal took third and Baldwin
first on a mess OF Baldwin's hit and
Bal scored on Enos double. BALDWIN
being caught at the plate by a great
throw home. one run.
In the visitors thlrd theN all Dut
scored. Lee Chong was sale on Bats
second and last error, a cropped
throw ana sloIe' second Luck zee
popped 10 BaI n IN sue "hl1eo.
Ihen hal Luxe mt saIeiy Il a great
throw TO the plate nailed Lee Chong.
In the firth the visitors got Kan
Yen on. He singled and was sacri-
need by wan Han, ROBINSON gettlng
the bunt and touching the runner on
his way TO hrst. 1t was last Work
and Kan Yen was left on 0
In the third and fourth the nome
team got n man on, Cockett getting
a pass in the third and Robinson land
ing safe on the third baseman.s bad
throw in the fourth. In the FIFTH with
n out Chris Cockett singled, went
TO second on a wild throw to catch
him off first and then advanced TO
third On an attempted take to get him
TO run, letting the ball through sec
ond. There he was left when Char
trand and Souza Whitfield.
Score Is Tied
In the sixth the visitors tied the
score. En- sue was in front oI one OF
Fosters curves and ambled; kai Luke
laid down a pretty sacrihce bunt;
Charirand made a fine catch OF Yen
Chln'S fly; huall mt safely ana was
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