"
WILL SOUTH CHINA A.A. "REGAIN THE SHIELD?
GOOD PITCHING GIVES CHINESE WIN OVER
*PHILLIES.
KIAORAS LOSE TO JAPANESE.
The South China Athletic Association further enhanced their chances of recapturing the championship by scoring a 3-2 win over the Filipino boys at the Navy Field on Saturday. A huge crowd turned out to watch the game and the spectators were treated to a delightful exhibition of clever pitching by Eddle Chang who was dishing them out in great style., The Filipinos put up a hard fight but with the Chinese folders all on their toes, they could only gather two runs.
"
The other game decided over the week-end was the Japansze- Klaora affair and it turned-out to be a very closely contested game, with the Japanese eventually winning 9-8.
EDDIE CHANG'S DAY OUT.
CHINESE PHILLIES.
Promptly at A
p.m. Umpire Richardson called "Play bail, batter
JAPANESE KIAORAS..
Bucked by their victory over the Baseball Club last week-end, the Kinorn took the field against the
up!" and Terry Leonard, stepped Japaneso Baseball Club confident into the box to open the game for | of, victory, and at one stage it look- the Phillies against the Chinese,ed as if they were guing to bring ́who as usual had the Chang bro-it of too. They led off with a single, but after the Japanese "had
thers holding "the fort. Tt was i a go they were one run in arrears. very important fixture and it was Ther a run through Georgie Ng evident that both sides were working evened up matters for them, as the hard to get the lead. In this the Japanese lads were blanked out in
the second stanza. Filipinos failed for they were blank- ed out in the first frame and the Chinese scored a single through Ed. Chang who crossed the rubber on "big brother" Matty's clout for a two-bagger to centre-field.
Zafra, the Big Boy of the Filipino erew, stepped confidently into the batter's box to start the ball a rolling in the Phillies' second inning but he could only make a one-base bit. He got to second on Davey Leonard's sacrifice and worked his way home to tie the score--1-1. However, the Chinese objected to "parity" and scored. another single through K. C. Fang.
Zatra Makes a Try.
Ruins Galore. Tsukaguchi neemed to have left his pitching arm at home for when the Kisora fellows were up for the third time they had matters pretty much their own way. Bases full and no man down! That was how things stood for the Chinese lads, with the result that they gathered four markers in this inning, C. C. Leung, T. Chinn, Wong and Ler all crossing the plate. Another run in the next frame put them 7-2 up and things looked pretty cloudy for the Japanese. However, they made an aggressive effort to even things up in the fourth inning, and they only failed by one run as Hachiuma, Murata, Kogs (who made & two bagger) and Hayase all crossed the rubber to make the score 7-8 in favour of Tom Chinn's crew.
The Finish.
For the next three innings neither. One more gun was all the Kinoras side scored, then Teng Kwan added could get and with two to equal A single to the Chinese total. When and three to win, Honda's men step-
ped up for the lat inning determin- the boys from the Island stepped up ed to do or die." Hachiuma got for their final stanza, David Leonard, to Erst on a hit and had to make who got to first on a hit and stole to way for Murata who made the initial sack on an error. "Hach " second on Choy's error, advanced to stole third and Murata got to third and finally crossed the plate to second, Koga being out at frat. reduce the lend held by the Chinese Hachiuma and Murata bath worked their passage home-8 runs all and to 3-2. Then Zafra mide a heavy only one man down! Pitcher Lee hit n't the pill and sent it soaring was pretty wild' by this time with into the air, and sailing towards the result that yet another fielder's left-field it looked a certain homer, error saw Hayase home to win the
As it from nowhere, K.
bist
L. Chu appeared and brought eff a brilliant catch which won him rounds of applause. It was B beauty and the Filipino supporters joined whole-heartedly in cheering him.
Commenta.
game.
Comments.
Although the game was a close affair the play was not of a very high standard. Fielders on both sides committed several errors and neither pitcher can boast of having anything really wicked. The Japan- cac-ns a team-all went up in the air in the first few innings when they were playing an up-hill game, The Chinese, fully deserved their and the "razzing" of the spectators win and it was due more to little seemed to rattle than very easily. Unless they improve a lot in the Eddie than anybody else that they hear future it is feared that they carried the day. He pitched a will have to take third place to the great game and had capital support Chinese and Filipino sides. from brother Mat and the rest of the side. For the lasers, Alvares did good work in the box but their batting was not up to their usual standard. It appears that "Johnny" tires too easily-five innings seems about his limit and if Old Man Rull *ean trot out another guy to send 'em across from the beginning of the sixth stanza in their Inture games they might do better.
The Line-ups.
The line-ups were:-
P. Tsukaguchi.
Soejima. 1b... Murata.
C.
b. Honda.
The Line-ups. The line-ups were→→ Lee Wong C. C. Leung K. K. Leung T. Chinn Ng Fong
Morizono. C. K. Leung c.l. Kusano. Fung
r.1. Takahashi. Sub-Japanese: Kayase.
Hachiuma.
S.X.
36
Koga.
11.
Scores.
The scores, haning by inning,
were:-
1 ❤ 3 A & 0 7
Kiaoras.... Japanese
Chinese.
Filipind
Ed. Chang
P.
J. Alvares.
Kinoros
14 1 Japanese 2.0 0 Hits:-
0 1 0 5.
A
0 1o 2-9
M. Chang
C.
Zatra.
D
Y. T. Chun
1b.
T. Leonard.
7-
Choy
2b.
Cruz.
Errors:-
K. C. Fung
$.9.
Bautista
D. Leonard.
K. L. Chu
Lt.
Al. Alvares.
Ching Kee 3b.
Siu Ping Sun c.f.
R. Shim
1.f.
Figueriedo. Gamale,›
Suba-Chinese: Tong Kwan; Fili- pinos: Remedios, Rall
The Scores.
Kinoras Зарапеве
4
Umpires: Richardson, Jacobs
-U.S.S. GUAM -BASEBALL
CLUB.
The scores, isning by inning, Ball Club will entertain the "Quam"
were:-
Filipinos Chinese Hits-
Errors:-
On Tuesday at the Navy Field the in a friendly game. The Naval line- up will be
i 2
3
B
0.7
01 0
19
Rossman
1. 1 0-0
-=3
Cathcart
Jacoba
Filipinos
Chinese
Campbell Smith Richardson
2b,
9.4.
ab.
Skinner
Filipinos Chinese
Jameyson
c.l.
Harris
c.I.
Umpires:-Richardson, Jacobs.
Sub: Porter.
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BABE RUTH'S HOME RUNS.
(NEW YORK, August 31. Week-end baseball was featured by Babe Ruth's achievement of ó gland total si thirty-rine home runs thus far for the 1020 seABOR. The Athletics walloped Boston to-day and moved up to a .885 percentage, the Giants trimmed the Senators twice and advanced to ̧.500,"while Chicago drew ahead of Pittsburgh in the National League by a barrow 7-6 victory which fattened the Cubs'". percentage to .075 and reduced the Pirates to 577.
O'Doul of the Phillies scored his twenty-seventh home run of the season with two ahead in the game with Boston. Klein got his thirty- seventh, with two ahead. Philadel- phia won 3.
Amrill of the Indians homered in the contest with Chicago with Ferrill and Tavener ahead, helping to an 8-5 victory. Farrell walked five men.
The Detroit Tigers made eight runs of the total of 13 in the final three inuings of the game with St. Louis. The Browns got nine runs. Detroit scored 18 hits but made four errors.
The following are the detailed re- sults of to-day's games:-
American League,
Clubs
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis Washington
New York
Washington New York
(second game). - Boston Philadelphia
R. H. EX
8 10 3
5 0
13 18
4.
0 11
2
0 2
4
8 0
3 11 2
13 17 2
4 12.3
9. 13 1
R. H. E.
28 1
National League,-*
Clubs
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
American. League.
0' 12 0
New York Brooklyn
Philadelphia Boston
90 1
5 11 0
7 11 2
60 1
1
0 2
2
7-1
W. L. Pct.
87 40.685
73 61 898
60 59 532
64 59 .520
58 66 .468
68 68 .452
50 74 .403
44 82 .349
Philadelphia
New York St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Washington
Chicago Boston
Chicago
Kational League.
Pittsburg New York St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston
W. L. Pet.
83 40...675
71 52 .577
07 37 .540
62 50 .312
55 66 .455
54 69, 439
62 79 410
48 75 :300
New Yox, August 30.
The following are the detailed.re- sults of to-day's games:
American Leagus, Clubs.
Boston Philadelphia
Ă. H. E.
4 · 10 0
2 7
Washington and Boston postpond,
rain,
OTHERS UNSCHEDULED.
National League.
Clubs.
New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston
Chicago Pittsburgh
R. H. E.
1 41
2 A
9 13 1
5 15 I
0
3 3
15, 21 1
St. Louis and Cincinnati unsche- duled.-United Press.
HEALTH BULLETIN OF EASTERN PORTS.
The Health Bulletin of Eastern Ports for the week ending August 21 was as follows
'Plague.
Alexandra: 3 cases, 1. death. Port Said: 2 cases, 3 deaths. Bassein: 2 cases, I death. Bombay: 1 death...
Rangoon deaths.
Pnom Penh 1 cade, 1 death.
Cholora,
Calcatta: 13 death. Karachi: 1 death.
Bangkok: 1 case, death: Pnom Penh: 1 case, Shanghai: 30 deaths. Kobe: 1 cas. Osaka: 18 cases. Shimonoseki: 2 cases.
Bmall-por.
Suez: 3 cases. Aden: 1 case, 1 death. Bombay: 18 cases, 10 deaths. Calcutta: 2 coses,
Cochin : 2 cases, 1 death. Karachi: 5 cases, 1 death. Madras: 10 cases, 3 deaths. Moulmein: 2 cases, 1 death. Negapatam : 1 came, 1 death, Belawan Deli: 1 .case Pnom Penh 1 case, 1 death.
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