The Garden Island. [volume], August 01, 1922, Image 2

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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922
- SPORTS -
KAUAI BASEBALL LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS
W.
1
. 1
. 0
0
L. Pet
0 1000
McBryde
Makee
Lihue
Makaweli
1000
000
000
000
Koloa .- 0
RESULTS SUNDAY
McBrydo 10 Lihue 8.
Makee IS Makaweli 10.
SCOTS BEAT LIHUE
IN SEE-SAW GAME;
PLENTY OF BOOT8
McBryde trimmed Lihue in a see
saw battle at the Lihue diamond
that was anybody's ball game up
to the eighth inning. McBryde took
the lead and then Lihue stepped
in front and seemed to have the
game well in hand but they figured
without McBryde's fighting spirit
for the Scots kept right on slug
ging and finally finished in front.
Both teams hit well but played rag
ged ball in the field. Lihue had
eight errors, two wild pitches and
two passed balls, while McBryde's
miscues amounted to six errors and
two wild pitches.
McBryde was the first to sccre
when Tank Ohama the first man
up walked and went to third with
some fast base runlng when Ishl
mura sacrificed. Spalding popped to
Okuda but Antone Perrlera flew to
right which Tashero dropped after a
run and Tank scored.
Lihue also gathered one in the
first. Fuji! walked but was picked
off first when Okuda fanned. Por
relra singled to center and stole
second. He scored when Lydgate
singled to center. Lydgate was trap
ped between first and second on the
throw in.
The Scots did not linger long in
the scoring but gathered two more
in the second. Moura singled to left
and stole. Ohama flew to center. J.
Perricra hit to Furtado who threw
to Fuji! to trap Moura. To every
body on the field but the umpire
Moura looked out but he looked
different to the limp and he was the
one that counted. On the double
steal Moura scored when Okuda
threw the return throw wild to the
plate. Perreira went to third and
scored on the squeeze play.
Coining back in their half of the
third Lihue managed to gather one
run. With one away Furtado dou
bled to left. He ovmeodton
bind to left. He moved on to third
when Fujii hit one over second that
Isimura just managed to get hit
hands ou but not in tune to catch
Fujii. Furtado scored when Okuda
hit one over first that Perreira man
aged to stop robbing him of a hit
One run was gathered by the Scots
in the fourth bringing their total
up to four. Gabriel singled and stole
second going on to third when Ha
jimu threw wild to second. Moura
funned hut Ohama singled and Ga
briel scored.
Furtado scored another run for
Lihue in the fifth when he was
safe on Pcrriera's error in center.
Ho went to third when Fujii singled
to center. Okuda funned. Perreira
walked filling the bases. Lydgate
flew to Moura and Furtado scored
after the catch.
Lihue jumped into the lead in
the sixth. Tashero singled and went
all the way to third when Gabriel
threw wild to second trying to stop
him from stealing. Burgess went
out Ishlinuru to Perreira and Tash
ero scored. IlajiniH singled and
went to second when Ohama tried
to pick him off first and threw
wild. He scored on two wild pitch
es. Tilly replaced Ohama. Furtado,
Fujii and Okuda all walked in sue
cession. Perreira forced Okuda at
second and Furtado scored. Lydgate
singled to It ft and Fujii scored Per
reira going to third. Hoke hit a fly
back to second and when Ichimura
dropped It Lydgate was forced at
second for the third out.
The Scots went into the lead in
the uevi nth scoring four runs after
there were two down. With one
away Joe Perreira doubled. He went
to third on a wild pitch but was
out at the plate when the squeeze
went wrong. Carvalho singled and
was safe at second when Okuda
dropped Hajime's throw to Btop
him stealing. Furtado had him pick
ed off second and he dashed for
third. Burgess made a perfect throw
to Fujii who dropped and Carverro
was sufe again. He scored on a
passed ball. Tank walked. Ishimura
was safe on Fujifs error. Tank go
ing to third. Spalding singled over
first and both nan scored. Antone
MAKAWELI AND MAKEE
STAGE 8ANDLOT AFFAIR;
MAMURA HAS AN OFF DAY
Playing worse than sand-lotters,
the Makee and Makaweli teams,
picked to be the strongest teams
in the league, staged a farce at
Makaweli Sunday, the so-called, ball
game finally ending with the Ma-
kecs on the long end of an 18 to
10 score. It is really strange why
the score of the game was aa
small as it was, considering what
happened during the gruesome three
hours it took to stage it.
Makaweli started to beat them
selves right in the first inning by
presenting the champions with four
unearned runs, and kept right on
blowing up until the end. The Ma
kees, however, played great ball for
five innings and then blew up and
stayed up in the air until the home
team, with the aid of Tsunehiro,
made the score too close to feel
comfortable. They then started af
ter Wramp k$id found him for
enough hits and runs to force him
to retire, cinching the game on his
successor, Breckenridge.
Tsunehiro, who had been playing
great ball for his team this year,
had one of those so-called off days
and made enough errors to last for
a whole year wkh something to
spare, seven wild throws, each one
costing a run, and one dropped
throw being his contribution to his
team.
Wramp, who usually is quite steady
was wild and unable to locate the
plate. He voluntarily retired in the
eighth and Breckenridge, Makawoll'a
southpaw, tried his luck, but was
soaked for six runs in two innings.
Cummlngs was also hit rather hard
but his wretched support was re
sponsible for a majority of Maka
well's runs..
The less said about such a game
Perreira fanned for the third out.
Lihue went into the lead in the
seventh when Burgess walked and
scored on Hajime's triple to right
Gabriel started the fireworks in
the eighth with a single. He went
to second on Tilly's single and scor
ed when Furtado threw to second
to pick him off and no one covered
the bag. Tilly went to third and
scored on a passed ball.
The Scots went into the lead in
the ninth when Tank and Ishimura
singled and Spalding followed with
another scoring Tank. Perreira hit
to Fujii who trapped Spalding be
tween third and home. Moura forc
ed Gabriel for the third out.
Tilly pitched great ball for the
Scots after he got started and the
whole team deserve a lot of credit
for the fact that they kept ou plug
ging even when they were behind
and finally did finish in front.
The Lihue team needs steadying
in the pinches, on the defense and it
will all come with a little confidence
on the part of some of the players.
The outfield showed good work in
backing each other up on balls hit
to the outer gradena.
The following is the score:
LIHUE Po. ab r h po a
Fujii 3b
Okuda 2b
Perreira, M cf
Lydgate lb
Koke if
Tashero rf
Burgess as
Hajime c
Furtado , p
P. Rice
2 0 1
0 12
13 0
2 10 0
0 1
1 1
1 1
3 10
1 0
0 0
Totals 36
McBRYDE Pol ab
T. Ohama rf-c 3
8 11 27 15
r h po a
3
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
16 1
Ishimura s
Spalding 2b
A. Perreira lb
Gabriel c-rf
Moura If
N. Ohama p
Tilly p
J. Perreira cf
Carvalho 3b
1 0
2 3
0 11
1 3
Totals 38 10 10 27 15
Hits and runs by innings:
Lihue 10101410 08
Hits 2 0 2 1 1 3 1 0 111
fticuryue 12010022 210
Hits 01020031 310
SUMMARY
Left on bases: Lihue 10, McBryde
3. 3 base hits: Hajime. 2 base hits
rurtado. Sacrifice hits: Ishimura, A.
Perreira, Carvalho, Burgess, Lyd
gate. Stolen bases: Spalding 2, Gu
briel 2, Moura 1, Fujii 2, Perreira,
Tashero. Double plays: Gabriel to
Perreira. Bases on balls: off Ohama
2, off Tilly 6, off Furtado 2. Struck
out: by Ohama 2, by Tilly 0, by
Furtado 7. Wild pitches 2. Ohama
2, Tilly. Passed balls, Hajime 2.
Umpires: Mendosa.
the better, but a glance at the box
score will reveal the remainder, of
the blunders committed during the
afternoon.
The following is the score:
MAKEE Po. ab r h po a e
Fugltanl 2b 6 2 0 3 5 0
Yoshida 3b 2 4 1 3 2 0
Tsunehiro ss 4 3 1 0 3 8
King If 4 1 1 2 0 0
Soong 4 3 2 7 1 1
Dol cf 4 4 3 1 1 1
Kum Lin lb 6 0 1 10 0 1
Teves rf-p 4 0 0 0 2 0
Cummlngs .... rf-p 5 13 12 0
Total 89 18 12 27 16 11
MAKAWELI
Po. ab r
h po a e
10 13
Hamada 3b 5
M. Yamase lb 4
Conant rf 4
Ah Nee 2b 6
Watase ss 5
Nakashima 2b 4
K. Yamase If 5
Naito .!. ct 3
Breckenridge .... p ' 1
Wramp p 3
Auld :. 1
1 0
0 0
2 0
2 . 1 12
Totals 40 10 12 27 10 10
Batted for Naito in ninth.
Hits and runs by innings:
Makee 42010052 418
Base hits 30010131 312
Makaweli 00000351 110
Base hits 00120233 112
SUMMARY
Earned runs: Makee 8, Makaweli
3. Left on bases: Makee 10, Maka
weli 6.3-btse hits: Tsunehiro. 2-baso
hits: Dol 2, Cummlngs 2, Soong, M.
Yamase, Conant. Sacrifice hits: Yo
shida, King, Naito. Stolen bases: Yo
shida 2, Dol 3, Tsunehiro, King,
Cummlngs. K. Yamase. Double plays
Yoshida, to Fugltanl to Pum Lin.
Hit by pitcher: Cummlngs, M. Yam
ase. Bases on balls: oft Wramp 10,
of Breckenridge 3, off Cummlngs 2.
Struck out: by Wramp 7, Brecken
ridge 2, by Cummlngs 3, by Teves
2. Wild pitches: Wramp 1, Teves 1.
Umpires: Marcallino and Lee Wing.
Time or game 2:58. Scorer Teraoka.
WAILUA GOLF CLUB
TO HOLD ITS ANNUAL
HANDICAP .TOURNAMENT
The Wailua Golf Club will hold
Its first annual handicap tournament
on Sunday, August 13, at 9 o'clock.
All members wishing to enter are
urged to get in touch with J. B.
j Col-storphine, the club secretary, at
the Makee Sugar company office, or
at his home, bo as the entries may
be complete on the morning of the
tournament.
The handicap committee is busy
working out the handicaps for the
various members, which will be pub
lished next week in the Garden Is
land. Another important decision was
reached by the executive committee
of the club in regard to members
living more than 15 miles from the
course. It was decided that the in
itiation dues and fees would be half
the regular amount which would
make it S5 initiation fee and $1 a
month dues.
The tournament that the club Is
staging is open to both members and
J prospective members and the club
also Invites any vi3iting golfers to
take Purt-
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IN NEW
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Bert Lytell will be seen in another
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Veiller production for Metro comes
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next.
This latest Lytell picture is a dis
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gives Lytell a character somewhat
similar to that he portrayed with
such widespread success in "Alius
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"Alius Ladyfingers," he la educated
in the risky art of opening strong
boxes. His proficiency gains him a
national reputation with the police,
who, while trying to trap him, learn
that the much wanted safe cracker
Is the heir to the fortune of his
grandmother. The valuable pearls
of that grandmother become a lure
to Ladyfingers, who is ignorant of
his relationship, and his entrance as
a thief Into the home where he Is
being sought us the heir brings u-
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Ladyfingers one of the most pow
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A notable cast support Mr. Lytell
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J. Coffee adapted if from the story
by Jackson Gregory. Arthur Martin
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Freuderman, art director.
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