The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-15
Refs Threatens Asahi With Shutout;
Ragged Fielding Is Costly To Wacs
Haiku Twirler Weakens In
Ninth Canto and Asahi
Scores a Pair on Three Safe
Hits

Utterly helpless before the on
slaughts of the Haikus the Asahis
shifted and turned their lineup in a
vain effort to hold down the winners
of the first series. The Japanese play
ers seemed a different lot from those
who romped away from the Sports a
week before and till near the end of
the game it looked as if they would
have the short end of the first shut
out game of the season. However,
they lodged the whitewash brush by
landing heavily on Refs in the last
stanza of the affair. The Haiku play
ers, meantime enjoyed a quare meal
of hits and fattened batting averages
ap~preciably.
One run was a gift to Haiku when
Refs was allowed to score while
Chartrand was out for interference.
Refs should have been sent back
to third and would have been had
Garcia noted the incident but the
Asahis said nothing.
True to form, Haiku was the first
to start the ball a'rolling. Souza
opened the game with a single to left
and Chartrand sacrificed him to sec.
ond. Keiki popped to short but Robin.
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Asahi landed Tamaoka as far as
third base in their half of the ruckus
but Yanagi hit to Refs and was easily
retired at first for the third out.
Haiku made the count two to moth
ing il the second. Yamamoto was
safe at first on error and pilfered sec
ond. Coleman famed. Haole singled
scoring Yamamoto but Refs forced
Haole.
With two gone in the same cantC
Tsuda singled through short ant
copied second on a wild heave. Great
was the enthusiasm in the g%randstant
from the Japanese delegation fol
Hirai was at bat. Finale Hirai famed
Cant Stop EN-
Chartrand was peeved at the bel
in the third round and led off with F.;
single. Keiki sacrificed Lefty to sec
ond. Robinson annexed first on tht
felders choice of Lefty but Asahi'!
third sacker erred %grievously and al
hands were safe. Jones passed on
on three strikes. Sueda tickled va
mamoto with a fast n and tha
humbre filled the satchels.
Coleman singled Chartrand and Rob
inson home but Yamamoto was nipp
ed at the plate.
Sueda attempted a rally by opening
with a safety. Iku famed. Tamaok;
forced Sueda at second. Kahoki
walked. Refs whiTled and heaveC
to second to catch Sueda mapping bu
the drowsiness was among his owl
crew and both runners advanced
Yanagi flied to Chartrand.
The fifth canto ended it for Asahi
Robinson reached second on an over
throw of first and pilfered third. Jone
singled scoring Robinson. YamamOt'
singled. Coleman famed. Haol
walked. Jones scored and both run
ners advanced on Suedas wild pitch
Sueda was yanked in favor of Masai
chi. Refs flied to left scoring Yama
motto after the catch. Souza single,
scoring Haole and took second on tn.
play at the plate. SouZa pliers third
Chartrand walks and Souza scores o.
a double steal. Keiki famed.
Three hits in the ninth showed w
more Rice Birds over the plate an
the score was II to 0.
Dame fortune smiled on Asahi i
the ninth and saved a shutout Ish.
bashi singles and reached third O.
error Tsuda hunts safe but Ishibasl
was snuffed out at the plate. Hira
triples scoring Tsuda. Tajiri droppe
a texas Lacquer in short left an
Chartrand heaved wild allowing H
raj to score and advancing Tajiri /
second. Two runs.