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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, SEPT.. 12, 1922 -SPORTS - Makaweli Walloped by Lihue Sluggers BOTH TEAMS HIT HARD, BUT LIHUE IS BETTER ON DEFENSIVE Lihue and Makaweli fought it out last Sunday to see which team J would climb out ot the cellar and Lihue has now turned over their lease and are occupying the floor above. Both teams hit the ball hard, Li hue pounding Wramp for fifteen bin gles, while Makaweli found Okuda for twelve. Jim Burgess and Conant were the hitting stars getting four blows each while Naito and Pierra were the the fielding stars both pulling off sensational catches in the field. Makaweli was the first to score getting their first run in the first inning. With two awuy Conant Uau bled to the cabbage patch In left field and M. Yamase followed with another double down the right field foul line. Lihue did not wait long to tie it up. Masaru was the, first man up beat out a slow roller to Watase and went : to second when he threw wild trying to get him. He moved on to third while Sumida was going out short to first and scored on Okuda's single to right. The Redskins jumped into the lead in the third with 0110 away. Ham ads was safe at second when Ma saru dropped his line drive after a hard run. He scored on Conant a single to center. Lihue came back in their hall of the fourth and scored three runs thru the aid ot three hits. Okuda with one a way singled to center. Fuji walked but was forced at sec ond by Pierra, Okuda going to third. Burgess singled and Okuda scored, Pierra going to third. Bur gess stole second, both scored on Hoke's single to left. Makaweli piled one more in the fourth when Nakashima singled with one down and went to second while Ah Nee was going out Okuda to Lydgate and scored when K. Yam ase doubled to left. Lihue did nothing in the fifth but came back in the . sixth and Bcored three more. Fuji! the first man drove one to center that look jn ed" good for two bases but Naito made a pretty catch of it. Pierra singled to center and stole second. Burgess doubled to left center and Pierra tallied. Roke beat out an in field hit and Burgess scored when Yamase tried to pick off third as he rounded the bag and threw wild. Roke went to second the play and then stole third. Lydgate flew to left which Yamase dropped and Roke scored. . , Conant opened Makaweli's half of the sixth with a triple to left and he scored when Yamase flew to Pierra in deep center. Pierra made a great running catch taking the ball over his shoulder. Lihue went out In one, two, three order in the seventh and eighth but Makaweli was making a game ef fort to tie the score. In the seventh Wramp opened up the Inning with a single to right. Hamada sacrific ed. Watase fanned but Conant bumped over Okuda's head that su mida failed to cover and Conant got a bingle and Wramp scored. T. Yamase was hit by a pitched ball, but Nakashima forced him at sec ond. In the eighth Ah Nee doubled to the cabbage patch. He moved to third when Yamase was l going out at first and scored when Naito dumped one in front of the plate and Burgess had to hurry his throw to get him. Lydgate opened the ninth for Li hue by being safe on Watase's boot. He stole and scored on Robello's single to center. He stole secoud and he went to third when Ah Nee booted Masaru's grounder. Masaru stole second. Robello scored when Ah Nee threw late to the plate on Sumida's Infield tap and Masaru scored when Nakashima threw wild trying to bead him oft at the plate. ' Sumida going to second on the play. He weut to third when Okuda sin gled to center. Fuji went out Wramp to Yamase but Pierra scored Su mida with a fly to center, Okuda going to third. Burgess scored Oku da with a single to center, his fourth hit of the day. Yamase singled to right in the ninth with two away but was pick ed off by a fast throw from Robello. The score: Koloa Trims Champs for the Third Time NO OPENING FOR ALIBI, AS KOLOA OUTPLAYED THEM Koloa's famous hoodo on the Ma kees demonstrated itself again last Sunday and the champs again went down to an inglorious defeat this time also by one run, the Bcore be ing 6 to 6. The tailcnders of the first series with three ot their regulars away outplayed the leaders in every de partment ot the game, and the Ma kees had no alibi this time, as all their regulars were In the game. Costa was rather unsteady, hitting three batters and walking one to none for Cummings and Teves, but the errors of the Makees, both me chanical and mental, made up for the slight disadvantage. Nine safe bingles were registered by Koloa and eight by the Makees, not a very big margin on paper, but sufficient to make Koloa the only team in the league that can take three out ot four from the champs this year. Two sensational catches featured the game. Kondo of Koloa, running forward at full speed picked one off his shoetops that looked like a sure hit, Teves being the victim in the third inning. Morita, playing right for Makee, robbed Raymond of at least a three-bagger in the filth, when he rushed to right cen ter and just managed to grab the liner over his head. The Makees started things early scoring two in the first innning on two hits and an error, one In the third on two hits, and two more in the sixth on two hits, a walk and a hit batsman. Koloa was unable to do a thing to Teves for five Innings, not a run ner reaching first until the sixth. Here the fireworks started, tour singles and two timely errors let ting In two runs, Dot and King du plicating the Alfonso and Gaston stunt of "after you.etc," in left cen ter. The bombardment abated in the seventh, but started again in the eighth. Four hits, with Tsunehiro, Dot, and Lyons all kicking the sphere around the lot, gave Koloa the ne cessary margin to win. The finish was as exciting as could be hoped for, Doi and Cum mings depriving their team ot at least a tie score by the worst kind of bone-head work witnessed in many moons. Dot got on thru on an error in right and Btole second. Morita lined out to center, after which tried to steal third and was out a mile. Lyons hit one over Hondo's head for a two-bagger, which was wasted and advanced to third on a wild pitch. Cummings was hit in the back by Costa, took first, and stole second unmolested. For some rea son known only to himself, he start ed for third before Costa started to pitch. Lyons tried to score' when the ball was thrown to catch Cum mings, but was out a mile, ending the game for Koloa's third straight victory over the Makees. The score: KOLOA ab r h po a e Kondo, If -4 2 2 3 0 0 Ikeda, ss 4 10 3 10 LIHUE ab r h po a e Fuji 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 Pierra, cf 4 2 110 0 Burgess, ss 6 2 4 2 3 1 Roke, If 5 12 0 10 Lydgate, -lb 5 10 9 11 Robello, c 5 1 3 5 3 0 Masaru, rf 5 2 1 4 0 1 Sumida, 2b 5 113 10 Okuda, p 5 2 3 3 6 0 Totals 44 12 16 27 15 3 MAKAWELI ab r h po a e Hamada, 3b 4 0 1 0 2 0 Watase, ss 6 0 0 3 1 2 Conant, rf 5 2 4 1 0 0 M. Yamase, lb 3 0 2 9 0 1 Nakashima, c 4 116 11 Ah Nee, 2b 4 1 3 2 3 1 K. Yamase, It 3 0 1 2 0 1 Naito, ct 4 0 0 3 0 1 Wramp, p 4 1112 0 Totals 36 6 12 27 9 7 Hits and runs by innings: Lihue 01030300 512 Hits - 13131300 316 Makaweli 1011011106 Hits 21120221 112 SUMMARY Earned runs: Lihue 7, Makaweli 3. Three base hits, Conant. Two base hits: Conant, M. Yamase, Ah Nee, K. Yamase, Burgess, Robello. Base on balls: oft Okuda 1, off Wramp 2. Struck out: by Okuda 1, by Wramp 6. Passed ball: Robello. Wild pitch: Okuda. Hit by pitcher: Yamase, Roke. Umpires: Marc&llino and Kanilopill. Neal, ct 4 Caesar, c 4 M. Costa, 3 b 3 Raymond, lb 4 Baslo, rf 4 Apiong, 2b 4 Man. Costa, p 4 Totals 35 MAKEE ab Rodrlgues, lb Tsunehiro, ss Soong, c Yosliida, 3b King, If 1 1 1 4 0 2 0 13 2 0 2 1 1 0 9 27 17 2 2 1 1 1 0 Doi, cf 4 0 Morita rt 4 0 Lyons, 2b 4 0 Cummings, p 0 0 Teves, p 3 0 Totals 30 6 8 27 12 Hits and runs by Innings: Kola 00000204 06 Hits 00000404 19 Makee 20100200 05 Hits 20201200 18 h po a 2 ' 7 2 2 9 2 0 3 3 0 0 1 SUMMARY Left on bases: Makee 4, Koloa 3 Earned runs: Koloa 2, Makee 4 Two-base hit: Lyons. Sacrifice hits Yoshida, Soong, Mar. Costa. Stolen bases: Rodrlgues 2. Yoshida. Doi. Cummings. Hit by pitcher: Soong 2, Cummings. Bases on balls: off Costa 1. Struck out: by Costa 3 by Cummings 1, by Teves 6. Wild pitches: Costa. Passed balls: Caesar Umpires, Ward and Wopk. Time of game, 1:55. Scorer O. M. Shak. KAUAI BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS OF CLUBS Club W. L. Pet. 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