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

ter that he pitched sterling good ball
and held his opponents unless. Ha-
axe pitched a steady game all the way
through for the Chinese. An inclina-
ton to crab was also displayed in
that game.
First Game
In the first half of the initial frame
the Wacs looked like sure enough
winners. Three runs IN as many
hits were registered in their half
canto. Lyons, first at bat doubled,
Wsiwaiole singled, Wells Cummings
singled scoring Lyons. Waiwaiole
rounded second on Cummings safety
blu: was caught going in to third.
Cummings took third when Wads-
worth erred. Bill Cockett hit to tho
infield and was safe at first on field.
rrs choice, CUMMINGS scoring,
Cockett stole second md was ad-
vanced to third on Haake's error. Ka-
ne safe at first on an error by Enos,
Cocketf scored. Kane G.It stealing.
+ Pal tanned. Three runs. three hits
thte errors
Chinese RAJ
Bill Engles' Chinese .ial the score
in the last half of the same inning.
Silva walked, Shin singled advanc.
ing Silva to second and an egror by
Alo sending him to third. Haake
safe when Silva mufic | Il 4 - cen-
tef. Silva and Shin scored Haake
taking second. 'ngled sccr-
ing Eaake and took second on field
ers choice. A advanced
him to third but he was called out
at the plate. Kalua walked. Enos out
Haake to first, Kalua advancing. Ka-
lua out at plate. Three runs, two
hits, three errors
Three passes on balls, two wild
heaves, a brace of stolen bags and
one error generously contributed al
Lowed three more Chinese to dribble
across the plate in the second round.
Not a safe hit was registered. Man
Pereira yanked Kane after he
had walked two and with one down.
Moniz went in the game in a bad hole
and got out as easy as possible, hurl-
ing a fine game from the second inn
ing on.
The Wacs scored twice in the third
Aluli got a life at first and was ad-
vanced to second on an overthrow of
the bag. Waiwaiole laid down a
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Cummings singled scoring
and advancing Waiwaiole to
third. Cockett flied to left, Moniz
safe when All Leong erred, Waiwaiole
Bal flied to Shin. The
Chinese took the last score of the
game in the last of the third inning.
crossing the rubber on a wild
throw. The Wacs twice had chances
to score, singing in succession in both
the sixth and seventh innings but fast
work by the Chinese inield was re-
sponsible for retiring the side on both
occasions.
Second Game
A walk, stolen base and errors by
Baldwin and Carroll scored the win
ming run in the eigth inning for Hal
ku. Both teams played a wonderful
game but Refs won a well earned vic
tory allowing but five hits and sIrik-
.ng out nine Sports batsmen. The re-
markable thing of the game was that
TWO Haiku runs one in the seventh
and eigth innings were brought over
without the aid of a safe hit.
Neither team scored until the sixth
,anto when Haiku forced one runner
With one down Robinson
and stole second. Coleman
struck out. Yamamoto singled scor-
ng Robinson, The Sports tied in the
lext frame. Scholtz walked, Rego
but Chartrand fumbled the
)all advancing Rego to second.
Jhartrand retrieved the tumble by a
quick recovery and caught Scholtz at
he plate. Carroll singled scoring Re.
20. Alo and Duke Moniz famed.