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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922. frails ROMANCE AND ADS & SPORTS Makaweli Beats Lihue Wramp Is Invincible With Men on Bases FURTADO REPLACED BY OKUDA WHO HOLDS REDSKINS HELPLESS l'iWhiHK great ball in the pinches Wramp tuinuil liaeU the Lihue team Kiimluy at Lihue by the score of 5 to 2. Lihm'H lapses in the field were responsible for most of. Ma kaweli's runs, poor mipport by his team mates costing l-'urtado the Kiiinc Lllnio was (ho first to score col lect inn one run in the first. After Kujl had fanned, .limniy Hui'Kess singled and stole si cond, scoring on Lydgate's hit to left. Makaweli did not wait long to jump into l lie lead. Yamase was safe on Kurtado's error and went to second on a passed ball. Nakashima hit one to right center that l'ierra just got his hands on but could not hold and Yamase scored and Naka shima went all the way to third. K. Yamase struck tint but Uobello drop ped the ball and while he was throwing Yamase out Nakashima scored. Ill the third they collected one more. Watase singled to left and ('una nt followed with a blow to the same place that Uoke l'.t roll by l.im for three bases. In the fourth Ah Nee poped one up In the infield and Fuji and llurgess got their sig nals crossed and Ah Nee was safe. Yamase singled and All Nee went to third. The squeeze play was tried and Ah Nee was trapped between the bases but Uobello threw wild to Fuji and he scored. Conant hit to left to start the fifth and Uoke again booted Conant going all the way to second. M. Yamase singled to left and Conant scored. Lihue collected one in the sixth when Uoke walked and stole. Okuda hit to Hamada who threw wild to first and Uoke went on to third. Hamada let the throw to trap Uoke get away and he scored The score: LI II UK Po. ab r 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 n o o o po a 2 3 Fuji 3b llurgess ss Pierra cf Lydgato lb Uoke If Okuda 21i Uobello c Masaru rf Kurtado p Siimida 2b llajime 1 11 Totals 35 27 13 5 llajitn. fifth. batted for Kurtado in the MAKAWKLI Po. ab r h po a Hamada 3b 4 tl 0 3 0 Watase ss 4 1 2 2 0 Conant rf 4 13 10 M. Yamase lb 4 1 1 7 0 3 1 1 7 1 2 Ah Nee 2I 4 1 Nakashima c 4 1 K. Yamase If 4 0 Nallo cf 4 0 Wramp p 4 0 1 1 0 1 Totals 3ti 10 27 Unas and hits by innings: Makaweli 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 05 Hits 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 2 010 Lihue 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 Hits 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 1 07 Kf.V MAltY K.arrcd runs: Makaweli 2,' Lihue 1. 3 base hits: Nakashima. Stolen bases: Watase, llurgess 2, Uoke. llase on balls: off Wramp 3. Struck out: by Wr.unp S. Kurlado 5, Okuda 2. Passed balls: Kohcllo. I'mpires: ISalthis and Tatsu. GAMES NEXT SUNDAY Crank up the old flivver and get out to Kapna early next Sunday for the battle of the century. Mdlryde and Makee will li.ngle for a nine round go and if the limp, is not oble to give a decision al the end of tlie ninth they will tangle for a few more rourds until he Is able to do so. Loth learns are rl.iiniii;' that ex tra rounds will not be tic ded for they will bit so far a!l:nl that theii opponents will have to t.iki a spy glass to see Ih'Mu. M. il.ee has ant been until,; s well their last two fums, l.'l.ue almost taking their measure I wo weeks ago while the tailendiis lililig the Indi'ill sign on :lu'iu List .-aiei.iy no niiiier what the .-:ioii'lei p rs say. Tin- champs will h::v to M"p lieiy if they was t I . regain their lu-.t laur els, for th Scut., i.re ?:l::n sluing and are a liirl teal l to stop. Tilly will no donb' win I; lor the Siols an I i llh.iue-,!i he i;as yet to Koloa Wins Again From the Champions By Ninth Inning Rally COSTA PITCHES GREAT BALL; BUT ALMOST LOSES BY ERRORS Something without parallel on Ka ,iai, and perhaps in the baseball :'iistory of the Hawaiian Islands In organized baseball, happened at Ko ioa on Sunday when the tailenders :net tl.e pacemakers, und as a result, Koloa will get credit for a game that was not actually finished, al though it Is probable from the way iliu Makees were playii:g, that Ko .oa would have won anyway. The fact remains, that the official scor er of the Makees, including the Oar- len Island's n presentative, went to .deep nt the switch und did not find out that the Makees had sev .(ii runs instead of six when tiie i nth opened. The Makees failed ;t score in their half of this inning i.nd win n Koloa annexed a tally with one down in their half, every body left for home, thinking Koloa nad won. The losers however, will ant make nn effort to have the :;une replayed from where the play v.is called off, this being the only lution of the mixup, but will ac 1 1 pt the defeat, which was wholly due to the oversight of the scorers. II. id Koloa been held scoreless in .he ninth and scored their appar ently winning run In the tenth, here is no doubt that the Makees would have 'been entitled to the victory, us the score was actually 7 to 6 at the end of the ninth. At i.ny rate, Koloa won Us second vic tory of the season at the expense of the champs and nobody is sorry except Kawaihau rooters. Costa for Koloa was in rare form rnd although he was rather gener ous with free meal tickets, his stin giness in handing out safe bingles in the pinches brought victory to Koloa, thus enabling his team to come out of the cellar for the first time since the start of the season. Costa struck out eight of Makee's would-be batters and not one of the seven runs scored off him were earned. Lefty Morita, Makee's second string pitcher was started but was yank ed in the fourth in favor, of Teves us he was wild and uneffective. The damage had been done however. although Teves held Koloa to three hits in the last six innings besides! fanning out seven of them. The Makees scored two runs in the first Inning on two errors, Cos ta anil lkeda doing the booting for Koloa. In their half, Koloa also scored a brace when Tsuin hiro and Morita helped tlipin along. Koloa went into the lead and scored the only earned run of the day. Gabriel walked but was forced by Manuel Costa. Pasio flied out but Kondo i oi necti d with a triple to right center scoring Costa. The Makees gathered two more in the third. I. Morita beat out a slow roller to third and Kugitani fanned a passed ball, lkeda threw away Tsunehiro's grounder and Yoshida scored. Bush booted Soong's grounih r, and Tsune hiro scored. In the fourth tl.e Makees scored three runs, which the individual re cords plainly showed, but the offi cial scorer put only two on the sum mary of totals, hence the undiscov ered mistake. King, the first batter up, was hit in the leg, stole second and advanced to third when Ga briel threw wild to second. Kum Lin scratched a hit off Costa's shins, King scoring. Uodrigues grounded to defeat the chai'jps on their home lot, he savs there Is a first time for everything and next Sunday might as well bo the time, lie show ed a fhis i cf his old form at Koloa two weeks eji.i when he held the tailenders to tliiv-) scattered bingles and no run Cummings will be on f.e mound for Makee jinl as he ' as !iad a good rest aiuee tho day hj tried to walk the Lihuo team to death he should be in lilm to battle with the Scots. Maiiie will havi t come out of their ini'i'i-; blump if the hope to lake the meis'ire of the leaders. The olle" ,:uv! will be Koloa vs. Makaweli at M.ikuwcll and Kola is nut after the Uedskins' scalps. They are bound to come out of the cellar fur the second series and don't care . !io knows it. Makaweli has a rai "lit score and are out to improve it. Wramp and Costa will no doubt oppose each olln r on the mound and if both ure right It should be some buttl. GOLF LONGSTRETH WINS WAILUA GOLF CLUB'S FIRST HANDICAP Earl Longstreth won the Wailua Golf Club's first handicap tourna ment last Sunday with a net of 75. He turned in a gross of 95 making a 48 and a 47 on his two rounds. lr. Hagood and Kitty Kuhlman tied for second with a net of 78, while K. C. Hopper and Dan Arcia tied fur fourth with an 80 each. Dan Arcia turned in the best actu al score an Sil, while Longstreth was second with a !)!, Spalding third with a OC and Hopper fourth with a il7. Some weird nnd wonderful golf was played by many members and it is hoped that most of it will bo out of tt.eir system before the sec ond tournament which will be held next Sunday. The same rules will govarn the second handicap which will start ut it a.m. Any changes, in handicaps will be announced at that time. third and when Costa threw wild to first, Kum Lin scored the second run, after having stolen second. Uod rigues went to second on the play and to third on a passed ball. M. Morita grounded to lkeda at second and the hitter's error scored Uodri gues with the run that did not get into the records. Morita went to sec ond on a passed ball and was out stealing third after I. Morita had fanned. Fugitani was hit by the pitcher, but Yoshida grounded out pitcher to first.. Koloa made three in the fourth, tying the count according to Makee's Bcorer. Gabriel was hit and Costa walked. Pasio singled, filling the sacks. Teves replaced Morita on the mound at this stage and the next two plays results In force-outs at the plate. Yoshida then booted P.ush'8 grounder and two runs scored. Cue sar hit a hot one to King which also was dropped, lkeda scoring Ko- loa's third run. Koloa's other run came in the ninth, Kum Lin's wild peg to third after Kondo had reach ed there as the result of singles by himself and Hush and lkeda's sac rifice, causing the damage. The score: MAKKE Po. a b r h po a Fugitani cf 3 1 0 0 0 Yoshida 3b 3 1 1 2 5 Tsunehiro ss 4 2 0 3 1 Soong c 5 0 1 10 3 King If 3 1 0 0 0 Kum Lin 2b 4 1 1 2 2 Uodrigues lb 4 0 0 8 0 M. Morita rf 2 0 0 0 0 Teves p 2 0 0 0 2 I. Morita p 2 0 1 0 2 Totals 32 6 4 25 15 KOLOA Po. ab Kondo If 4 lkeda ...' 2b 4 Hush ss 4 Caesar cf 4 Mar. Cost 3b 4 Jardine lb 4 Gnbriel c 1 h po a 2 0 0 2 1 0 G 8 9 1 0 Man. Costa p 3 1 0 1 7 0 Pasio rf 4 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 32 7 7 27 21 11 Tits and runs by innings: Makee 20220000 0....C llase hits 00111000 14 Koloa 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 17 nase hits 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 27 SUMMAUY Left on bases: Makee 7, Koloa C 3base hits: Kondo. 2-base hits: Soong. Sacrifice hits: Yoshida, lkeda. Stolen bases: Yoshida, Tsunehiro 2, King, Kum Lin, Morita, Kondo, Ga briel. Double plays: Morita to Soong to Yoshida to Kum Lin; Kum Lin to Tsunehiro to Uodrigues. Hit by pitcher: M. Morita, King, Gabriel, liases on balls: off Costa 5; off Mor ita 4; off Teves 1. Struck out: by Costa 8; by Teves 7. Passed balls: Gabriel 3. Umpires Lee und Ishl mura. Time of game 2:20. Scorer: Teraoka. LIHUE MAKAWELI NOTES Jimmy Hurgess became a proud daddy of a baby girl last week and celebrated the event by collecting three hits for himself against Wramp. He also played a great game in the field as well. K. Yamase robbed Uoke of u hit the early part of the gume when he reached over the foul lino and gath ered in his line curve. He ulso pull ed down a long drive by Uobello later lu the same game. Uoku looked bad on ground balls last Sunday, letting two roll by him with men on bases. Masaru was robbed of a hit by The average magazine story starts off with a half dozen paragraphs draped around an Illustration, and then jumps like the brown fox Into the advertising section, where It trickles along between canned milk and floor wax. Dozing over a short story the other evening, while it cavorted de viously thru the advertising pages we arrived at the following bizzare combination: The path wound In and out thru the meadow, not far distant j from contented cows. On a fence rail a bobwhite perched and sang your druggist carries It. The summer day was Ideal for sprains and stiff joints; the rays of tl.e descending sun bathed the landscape fresh every hour. 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Masaru is beginning to pound the apple as he gathered a nice hit to right off Wramp earlier in the game. Wramp pulled out of a bad hole when with two down he let Lihue fill the bases but he forced Lydgate to knock an easy one to him to re tire the side. Uobello pulled a nice play when Makaweli tried to sacrifice in the sixth. John fielded the bunt and threw the runner out at second by many feet. He certainly gets the ball down to second in. great style Conant had a great day at the bat gathering three hits for himself. He certainly worries the pitchers when he comes to bat. Watase grubbed off two hits and played great ball In the field. Me Hryde would have been sorry they let him go if they had seen the class of bull he played yesterday. The Bank of Hawaii Ltd. LIHUE BRANCH VAXKixa hours 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M. 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