The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-01
Mandarins Hit Caswell AT Will;
August Moniz Twirls Wacs Victory
Caswell's Lack Oh Control and
Costly Errors Make Sports
Easy Victims For Occident-
Orient Bunch

Wildness on the part of Caswell and
an off day in fielding by Arthur Bald
win gave the American-Chinese an
easy win from the Sports in the open
er on the Fair Grounds diamond Sun
day afternoon before a small attend
ance. The first inning spilled the
beans and the Sports were able only
once to get within striking distance
and then the Engleites drew away
again after replacing young Paschoal
with Phil Haake.
After Ralph Baldwin had famed
and Sequeira had been retired third
to first. Paschoal hit Cockett and sent
him to first. He went to second on
a passed ball and to third on another
while four bad ones were being dish
ed out to Alo who stole second after
the gift of first. Both were left when
Arthur Baldwin was retired, short to
first.
Win In First ..
For the Chinese-American Silva
SINGLED and stole second and then
went on to third on a wild pitch while
Shin was slashing three slices out of
the ambient. Haake singled scoring
Silva and was advanced to second on
a wild pitch. Bal waited for four wide
ones and ambled. Kalua hit to short
and all the n were safe when
Arthur Baldwin bungled. Wadsworth
singled and followed the other three
runners home when Ralph Baldwin let
the ball 90 bounding into the far out
field. All Leong whitfield and All Tau
was out Caswell to Cockett. Five runs.
In the second for the Sports Scholtz
damned out a pretty triple to left;
Rego was out on his fly into right field
to Haake; Smith singled and scored
Scholtz; Caswell breezed; Ralph Bald
win singled sending Smith to second
and the runners were left when Sc
guerra was out, second to first.
A safe bunt by Silva and a single
by Shin got two on for the Chinese
in the same inning but they were left
when Haake famed and Bal was out
third to first.
Caswell did his best work in the
third when with Kalua or second as
result of a wide throw by Arthur
Baldwin the Sports pitcher famed
Wadsworth, All Leong and All Tau.
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walked. Smith hunted and was safe
on the fielder's choice that failed to
catch Rego off second. Caswell sin
gled, scoring Rego and keeping on to
second on the throw to third hat fail
ed TO catch Smith. Ralph Baldwin
singled and went on to second and
third on Haake's wild heave to first,
the two runners chasing across the
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and Cockett hit into a double play to
All Tau who heaved his catch to All
LeOng at third. Three runs and a
score of 81.
In their half the Chinese scored an
other when, after Paschoal had been
retired, Silva was safe on Ralph Bald
wins muff of his high, short fly, Shin
was given life on A. Baldwin's wild
heave and Haake scored Silva on a
long sacrifice fly to center.
Three in Eighth
No more scoring until the eighth.
For the Chinese Haake had relieved
Paschoal in the fifth. In the eighth
Alo robbed Bill Bal of a hit and then
trouble started. Kalua was safe and
went to third on the ball which he sent
through Arthur Baldwin's shins. lie
scored on a wild pitch. Wadsworth
laid down a safe bunt and went 10
third on Caswell's error. All Leong
took first when hit by Caswell. All
Tau was safe on Caswel's error;
Wadsworth scoring. All Leong scored
on the throw that caught All Tau
stealing second. Soong went out, sec
ond to first. Three runs.
This ended the scoring for both
sides, the Sports battery ends being
shifted in the ninth.
The score: