Evening bulletin. [volume], August 28, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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Mike Hardy Pitched Fine Game for Hawaiis P. A. C.s Put
It All Over the Stars Barney Still 'on the Bench.
Alnsl Alnsl The J, A. C. "managed
to In nt tilt; Hnunllx In one or tho clox
est gnmcx plnjcd by Oihu Luiruu
tenmx, the scoro being 1-0. Tile team
went In for nil they were worth and
fought for tvery point.
llnlli Mlko Hard, who wns allotted
to pitch for IHo Innings only, on nc
Lount of lilt work, nml acorgo Clark
pitched splendid gnnict. Before Mlko
wni throhgh playing ho had retired
nine Nipponese to the liench by the
strike-out route, and It was a pity
that ho had to lease no xonn, nx It wok
ho Who had the Amerlcnli Japanese
plajers guessing right through the fho
IiinliiKt ho had twirled. lilt smokeless
shots ptirzlod the bitters very much.
On the other hand, (leorgo Chirk, tho
ex-llnnnll plajer, who lux now shifted
over to tho J. A U. team, iltched a
slur pnine for his nine.
The crowd was n Rood one, and ft
the tenmx put up such g-imes ax they
did Jcsterdny, the fnnx will no doubt
turn ont In larger numbers
One thing that can lio said against
tho gnmo jesterdnj Ix that there was
altogether too rnuch talk between play
er and Umpire Joy.
Tho J. A. Cs. won their game from
tho popular Hawaii nine In the eighth
Inning, when Akana, who left the rankx
of the bachelors Saturday night, made
the lone nnd winning run lifter a close
call.
Tho first contest turned out to bo
inoit exciting, nx time nnd time again
both teams would hao men on third
nnd then finally liao their chances
spoiled.
Ill the second Inning the Tlawnlls
pulled the much ps out of a bad hole,
when the J. A Cs had bases full and
no outs, Clark, I"rlesell nnd even Chll-
Ihigwnrth falling to bring, any of the
wnltliiK men.homc.
NotUy of the J. A. C played a star
gtlme, pulling down nil kinds of, Mies.
He wrm at but four times, nnd on each.
ocmslnn reached first safely. Tie Ha
waii teim put up xomo good donblo
plays during 'thq nfternoon.
In the second mutch of tho day Mar-
cnllnn's "Inll-to'sors wero badly de
feated at-thc hands of the struggling
A. Cs , who can smile now ns being
tied lth the J. A. Cs. for first place In
the xrlex. The scoro Wax 8 to 12. lhe
Hlnrx Just by nccldent managed to get
two runs In the llrat Inning, but from
then on tho' scoreboard showed eight
ciphers for tho Htarx, Who failed to
ehlne cry brightly
Hits on both sides wero nlcntlful.
Tiio TortifgiieMo netted fourteen hits off
Williams, who seemed to, hao a bad
day. '
Tho game was 2-2 up to tho lucky
spwnlli, when the P. A. C. bnnch add
ed three runs, nnd then ngaln In the
ninth they touched Williams for four
moro runs, making tlio total scoro 8-2
ln"faor of tho P. A.' C. aggregation.
First Gam.
Tho Iliiwutlx were tho first to face
the music, and Clark had them going
In short order. Tho J, A. Cs started
out will Prlcscl! bunted nnd soon
after reached second when Akana
knocked n beauty otr sliort.. Both
Prnuco and lirlto fanned, while Akana
died ut third.
Tho Nlpponeso came back In their
half of tho second, nnd It looked as
though theywould pllo up two or three
rims. .Notiey got safo on n buntj Ke
aloha hlnglcd to third, who threw to
second, hut Aau fumbled. IJoth safe.
I.oulx came up nnd swatted one to first,
who throw to Mnrkham to rmb Notley
on third, but It was too late. Full ImBe.
nnd nobody out. Clark came up and
what did ho do but strike out. Frls
sell came up next, but did not manage
to lay the ball on the ground, so he
wns out on a fly to second ' Klddo"
Chllllngworth, the lad who does great
things At times, made the third iiiihuc-
.cenifut attempt to get a man home by
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tt Stnrn vs. J. A. C: Hawaii vs I. tt
tt A. C; nt Athletic Park. tt
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Louts,
Clark,
1 elng out on a hit to third It was e'er-
talnly n great relief to tho Hawalls
when he wns disposed of,
In tho fourth the Hawaii bojs had a
chance to score, but NotUy, who had
no right to catch Mlko Hardy's long
hit to center which looked good for a
run by Markham, a two-base hit for
4 1 27 9 3
Totals 28 1
HAWAIIS.
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Base hit 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 01
J. A. C.
Bun 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Baso hits 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 4
' SUMMARY.
i rn., n.luia lilf Ulnlrlinml Inft rn
himself, polled the soup by pulling m j A c ' ;' r,t ,,,,
down the liner for three outs on nTorn j A & m, . ,,,,,
This net on tho part of Notley mode plny), Kealolm to Akonn, Markham to
Mike sore, so when the J. A. Cs. came AMU to Dreler, Kualll to Ajau to Drc
In Notley wns tho first to face him nnd er; ,t t,y pitcher, Ayuu, Franco;
kob glen freo transportation to first.' struck out, by Clark C, Hardy . Ita
Well, this made him more mire, so when i; tnsVs on called balls, off Clark I,
Kenloha came up to tho plate he sent Hardy 1, Lota 4; pasted balls, Ilaphael
some smakeless shoots oer tho plate , jjrt0 j. innings pitched, by Hardy
and then gne Kenloha a free pass to (j, i,ttt 3. i,it8l 0ff Hardy 2, Lota 2.
the bench by the strike-out road Hornpirni, Joy and Uuxlinell; scorer, W.
had two moro tickets left, so ho hand- t. Baposo; time of game, 1 hour 25
ed them to Clark and Louis, who also minutes.
P. A. C. vs.
failed to connect,
In the sixth the Hawaii bunch miss
ed another chance to score A) an, who
was given a free pass to tlrst, stole ffouza, 3b ..
second and third In quick fashion, and Bushnell, si
stolo home on Desha's bunt, but the Ornellas. rt
latter ai too late In. reaching first, so Deponte, If
tho run did not counj. Ajau wax the Madeira, cf
first man to get a walk eft Clark, In.Kllzer, lb .,
8tars.
V.
A. C.
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the sixth Llno, 2b 4
Mike Hardy! who iiad been cutting Soares, c 4
the edire of the nlatelln line stvle wllli'l'relln, 4
his almost. Invisible curves, had to quit
In thn Wtti. 0 Lola .tilled his position
In the sixth and allowed tho llrst man
to walk.
Markham started tho seventh with a
two-bagger, but hla leam-mates failed . Cordelro, ss 4 0
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ALL DRUCCUTS
Total 40 9 14 3 27 13 C
STABS.
AiinnnsurjoA b
Miller, 3h 5 110 3 3 1
0
tA brlnir 1ilm bnmp. . Rumner, If 4
- It Tra;a-sd-irVwn5for"tieHawlta B
in tho eighth, when Akana. who had Nasclmehto. cf ...,2
lippn twice struck out by Hardy, romp- iioopu, cr 3
ed homo for the winning run It hap-'Ay,,"t' r' 5
IMrned this way: Chllllngworth walked, Williams, p 4
Akana hit to third, nnd Henry was Ah T"". c
forced out nt speoiul Then Avail trlpil Marcnlllno, lb .,..4
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to make a double play, but threw wild,
unci Akana went to second; Franco
was out on a blngle to third. Brlto
came up to tho plate with h. smiling' nuns
fuco and, to eerbod's surprise, sent Ba hits
0
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6
Of 0
2
4
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10
27 11 E
Totals..1. 40 2
P. A. C.
...2 0000030 49
...4 0 110 0 4 0 414
out the winning hit over short which
brought Akana home. Notley was re
tired on ft fly to left Held.
In the ninth tho Huwallx ailed to
scoro, and the J. A. Cs. won, their first
game from the Havviill nine after a
hard rub. ,
Second Game.
In the very llrst Inning the P. A. C.
STAns.
Runs 0 10 0 10 0 0 0-
Raso hits 1 2 0 0 12 2 1 110
SUMMARY.
Tnreo-bnso hit, Bushnell; two-bnso
hits, Ormllas, Williams, Soares, Sum
ner; sacrlllco hit, Cordelro; left on
bnses, P. A. C. 4, Stars 11; first liana
on errors, I. A. C. 3, Stars 4; doublo
nptiH.l iu( miik nml cot Tnnr tilt, nrr plays, Soares to Bushnell, Frettnf, to
Williams for n start. Buslmcn was safo Bushnell! hit by pitcher, Sumner,
on n bunt. Ornelliix landed a tvvo-bag- Bon' VHrtri struck out, by Williams
irer to rlcht Held. Bushnell camo home. ci Krtax 3. Umpires, Chllllngworth
1W,..,I lnn,l nn.. to 11.. anma n.nt 01111 DeSnn! SCOrCT, ItapOSO; tllllO Of
game,
1 hour 27 minutes.
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'The C'Y. A. team defeated the Ku
nnd prhellns arrived.
In the second Inning tho Stars an
nexed one. Avlett dolna: the trick. Mar-
calllno, sent a dandy to third, who,1" A- nt An,lv Park Vterday flft-
muffed lt. and Alett romped home. J "noon to the tune of 11 to G. The
The third Inning was In favor of the'"""'"' wufc c'os! u lll "n"' '"-
P. A. C. Bourn, the hard worker of "''"? "tn "e c- Y- A- ,ook lend hV
tho Portuguese team, trade the Inning n"!kl"B ,hrco runB- ,ch na'10 tno
lively by stealing second nnd third ln."cor0 """'" "
short order. He then started to steal I Tl, 1",ol",,, of lho iea woro aa toU
home und would have been safe If he ,ottl,!
had gone nil tho way, but ho turned! -Y' A.-Kvvong Hou, ss.; Yin Chin.
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buck before ;ho got half way and s
c.s Wong Pul. 2b; Ah Hoo, 3h ; Ah
a consequence died ai thl'rd. Ynn' cfi V Ci""' " Ko1 f1""'"'
In tho fifth Miller mado tho last run,11' : Knl Vun' ' ' A" Yc, rf
for tho Stars. In the seventh tho P.I Kukul A- -c- Wun- ,f'i Y" K1"'
A. Cs. struck luck and added three rf- A" Dl,n' M ' J- Ton' 3b- A" Wul'
runs, Llrfo, oSares and Filler making ' ' Y- Yon' :b ' Klm ?Ioon' lb ' A"
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four more runs Souza,
Soares and VYeltas were tho ones to
udd to the score on this occasion. This
ended tho game, 8-2, after a very In
teresting contest.
Hawalls vs. J. A. C.
, HAWAIIS
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Aynu, ss 2 0 0 1
Desha, It 4 0 0
Markham, 3b 4 0 1
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Totals 29 0 1 2 24 12 5
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