The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-10
Haiku Takes First
Game of Baseball
Series For Title
Fracas Winds Up 13 to d;
Wicke Ineffective and given
Poor Support by lnheld;
Play Thursday.

Harold Rice's team swung into
action in the first inning of Sundays
game and opened their big guns on
the delivery on Wicke, the Mandarin.
hurler. for a grand total of five runs.
four hits. and The Oricntals contri-
buted TWO fumbles. Two more tallies
i'm the second put the first game of
th- Maui championship series on
skids, an easy Haiku victory. The
Haiku team now needs but one more
game TO win the Maui title and the
second contest viii be played on the
Fair grounds diamond Thursday norm
ing, the first day of the Fair.
WiCke pitched the fun nine innings
and was hit practically at will the
Haikuites nicking him for 10 safeties.
ChgrtTand occupied the mound for
the Haiku team and although hit
rather freely was in danger only in
the fifth Canto when four punched
hits and a wild throw by Robinson
allowed three Mandarins to score.
The Fatal First
The Chinese won the toss and Hal
ku was the home team.
First Inning, Chinese-Silva famed
Shin singled and stole second. Kalua
safe on SOuza's error, Shin going to
third. Kalua p%ilfered second. Bal
hit to the infield and Shin was
thrown out at the plate. Enos famed
No runs, II hit, n error.
Haiku-Souza singled and stole,
Chartrand singled scoring SouZa, Rob
inson singled, scoring Chartrand.
Cockctt hit TO the infield, was safe.
and Robinson advanced on an error
by EnOs. Palea flied to Shin who
threw wild allowing both runners to
advance. Namamoto singled scoring
Robinson. Jones was thrown out at
first by Wicke. Coleman safe on All
Tau's error Cockett and Yamamoto
scoring. Haole flied to Shin. Five
runs, four hits, two errors.
Mandarins Score
Chartrand opened the second stanza
by walking Wadsworth. Wicke sacri-
feed him along to second. Yamamoto
heaved wild when fielding All Leong's
ground ball and Wadsworth went to
third. All Tau sacrificed scoring
Wadsworth.
Haiku came back with a brace.
SOuza walked. Chartrand hit a
texas Lacquer, advancing SouZa to
third and Chartrand to second on Ka-
lua's wild throw. Robinson hit in
field. Souza scored but Chartrand
was caught between bases. Cockett
was thrown out by Wicke but Bal
threw TO third to get Foster allowing
him TO score Palea singled but All
Tau went out to Enos.
Danger Ahead
Silva opened the fifth inning with
a f1,ip1A sr,l -pD,.nI ..-t l.
Shin. kalua hit to Chartrand who
threw the batter u at first. Robin
son threw wild preventing a double
play and kalua advanced to second.
la singled scoring Kalua and took
second on the throw to the plate.
Enos was thrown out at first. Wads-
worth singled scoring Bal. Three
ms, four hits, one error.
In the sixth Haiku tailed twice.
Souza opened the inning by singing
and stealing second. Chartrand sacri,
heed. Robinson doubled and Souza
scored. Palea was thrown out by
Woke. TamamOto singled scoring
Robinson, Two runs, three hits. one
error.
Three came acloss in the seventh.
Coleman was safe when Bal iiggIed
the ball on the throw to first. Haole
flew to Shun. Souza lifted a Ions
II TO centerGeld who muffed the ball
and Coleman scored. Chartrand
doubled scoring SOuza. Robinson
doubled scoring Chartrand. Cockett
Iouled out to All Leong at third.
The last tally came in the eighth
inning Palea was thrown out at first
by Mtcke. Yamamoto singled and
took second when Wicke made a wild
pitch Jones singled and Yamamoto
scored.