The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-07
Haiku Wins Series With The
Wacs and Chinese Mines Tied

and take the game into extra innings,
Asahi tried hard. But one tally with.
out the aid of a safe hit was the best
to be done. And the game was ove
In the deciding game of the Make
Happy elimination series the Wacs
fought hard all the way through died
fighting and was willing to fight on
when the last man had been called
out by the umpire on the assertion
that he had not touched second in
going from first to third. The Haikus
held the advantage at practically
every stage of the game but the Wacs
were game and still had to be rec
koned as dangerous in the ninth.
TEN Cockett made his second ap-
pearance since his accident and it
would be unfair to criticise him since
he lacked practice. He was replaced
by Iron Man" Moniz but even iron
suffers from over use and the hard
hitting Haikus found him quite freely
In turn he was replaced by Wells
Cummings who was going well up to
the end of the game. The Wacs lost
the game in the fourth but were
never ready to admit that it had
slipped from their grasp. Refs for
Haiku was hit freely after the fifth
but lasted until the ninth. He did
creditable work against hard fighters.
Story Of the Game
Wacs first at bat, William Cum
mings walked and was put on third
by sacrifices by Asam and Lyons but
left when wells Cummings fly into
right was gobbled.
Chartrand was retired 1t first when
Frank Bal made a wonderful left
handed pick up. Souza was out Wells
Cummings to Bal. Foster Robinson
beat out his slow hit to short and
scored on the overthrow to second
that was sent down to stop his steal.
The big fellow traved fast. Coleman
ambled and stole and Chris Cockett
whitfield. One run.
1t was one, two, three for the Wacs
in the second. Haiku was mighty
dangerous in its half and only a
double play saved the Wacs. Haole
singled and Rolph laid down a safe
bunt but Yemoto forced them into
a double out Wells Cummings to Will
liam Cummings. Refs singled, Char
trand was safe on William Cummings
error and the bases were full but
Souza forced the last out.
Again in the third the Wacs were
retired in order. Robinson hit
through TEN Cockett; Coleman hit
TO third but the throw to second was
low and a chance for a double lost.
Robinson made third; Coleman stole
second Robinson caught off third.
Cockett famed and Coleman was out
trying to steal on the third strike.
Refs assisted the three Wacs bats
man out at first in the fourth and
then came disaster for the Wacs.
They were given a taste of their own
faVorite style of play.
Haikus score four
Haole was safe on Wells Cummings
error and Rolph got a life on Tenn
Cockett's bungle. Yemoto put out a
pretty Texas Lacquer into short left
garden and Haole scored. Refs hit
to William Cummings who dropped
the liner but still retired Rolph at
second. Chartrand hunted toward
first and Frank Bal ran up on the
ball and turned to make the out only
to find no one was covering the mi
tial sack and Yemoto scored on the
play. SouZa sent one over the left
fielder's head. Robinson hit to short
and Souza was caught between third
and h plate. Coleman whitfield.
-Four runs and the score so.
Wacs Stage Rally
Right here the Wacs showed their
fighting blood. Bill Cockett was hit
by a pitched ball and Frank Bal re-
ceived a taste of the same treatment.
Waiwaiole beat out his cunt to Refs
and the sacks were full no one down.
Moniz forced COckett at the plate. Sill
va was safe on Rolph's error and Bal
scored. William Cummings was out
Refs to first and Waiwaiole scored
Assam hunted and Rolph bungled,
Moniz scoring. Lyons forced and
Wells Cummings famed Three runs.
For Haiku with two down Rolph
hit for three sacks, Yemoto walked
and stole but both were out when
Refs went out, short to first.
In the sixth the Wacs continued
their rally. Bill Cockett singled
through first and Frank Bal brought
him home with a triple. Waiwaiole
hunted to Reiss for an out al first,
Bal held at third. Moniz famed.
Rego singled and Bal scored. Wells
Cummings walked and Asam hit at
wide one for the last out. Two runs.
Haikus added another in it's half
of the sixth. Chartrand walked and
went to second on a wild pitch and
third on a further bungle. Souza
scored him with a well placed single.
Robinson singled. Souza was caught
between second and third and Foster
went on down to second. Coleman was
safe on a low throw from third but
Robinson was held. Wells Cummings
held the ball a shade too long TO
catch the batter. Coleman stole,