The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Mandarins Rally
In Ninth Fails
Wacs Take the Lead In Early
Innings and Nose Out One
Run Ahead; Heavy Hitting
A Feature

The Wacs looked more like the
old team of past years on Sunday
afternoon than they have during the
entire season of 90. Although field
ing a trifie ragged, the Cummingsites
made up for their errors by hitting
hard in the pinches. Waiwaiole made
his first appearance in the box and
while hit freely in the early part of
the game, steadied down and is credit
ed with a well earned victory.
Wicke hurled for the Mandarins
and like Waiwaiole was hit hard in
the opening innings. That, and ragged
fielding, the worst efforts yet dis
played by the Chinese, was respon-
sible for their defeat by a score of
3 to 8.
Well Cummings and Silva, the
Mandarin out gardener, featured
through the game with three base
hits.
Runs Come In Early
Silva opened the game with a three
Dagger; Shin singled, scoring Silva;
Haake hit into a double play and
Enos was retired at first.
Rego opened for the Wacs, reach
ing first on error; All Sam walked
Bal hit infield and in the tumble that
followed all hands were safe and
Rego scored; Wells singled, scoring
Jimmie and Bal; Freitas hit safe to
the inheld; Waiwaiole singled scor-
ng Wells.
Five For Mandarins
Wadsworth started a Mandarin raj
ly in the second when he opened
that canto with a single; Wicke hit
to short who erred and all were safe;
All Leong attempted a sacrifice,
reached first and Wadsworth scored;
all runners advanced a bag on Wal
waiole's wild pitch; Wong famed and
was safe on Freitas' error, the bases
were full; All Tau struck out; Silva
tripled and scored with three men
ahead of him on ar error at short.
Following the lead given them by
the Chinese, the Wacs proceeded to
fall on Wicke for the second time;
Rego reached first on an error by
All Tau; All Sam safe on fielders,
choice both advancing when
Enos erred; Wells singled, scoring
Rego and All Sam; Wells caught by
Wicke trying to stretch his hit; All
Leong then erred and Freitas was
safe; Waiwaiole hit by Wicke; p.
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Cummings famed.
Game Is Fast
Despite the fact that II runs were
scored, the game was the fastest
played on a local diamond during the
year. One hour and twenty five min
utes after the umpire called play ball
the last player was off the diamond
and the second game underway.
The Wacs scored their winning run
in the fourth stanza. Bal reached
first on an error at short; Wells pops
to All Tau; Bal steals; Freitas sacri-
feed; Waiwaiole singled, scoring Bal.
The Mandarins took one in the
seventh. Silva opened the frame with
a pop to second; Shin singled and
stole second; Haake sacrificed and
Shin scored from third on a passed
ball.
The Chinese lost their chance to
win the game in the eighth inning;
Wicke led off with a wallop that
was good for two beses; All Leong
singled through second but the cen
ter fielder with a beautiful peg caught
Wicke going in to third; All Leong
went out stealing.
A second railing in the ninth was
more successful but fell one run short
of tying the score. With two out
Shin doubled and scored on an error
at short. Haake singled but was out
in an attempt to stretch his hit.
The Score;