Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

Of the Spanish srandee and Benny Baldwin
ended the struggle, after a fine two base hit
which brought scotty home, by nsking too
much and going out at third base.
When the Benedicts came in wodehouse
took his base by the ball being mufied al first
and stole to second. Foran went out At first
base by scutty throwing the ball To Kinney and
Parker followed on, on fly to Baldwin at
second. Lishman took his first on called balls.
Wedehouse, in the meantime, stealing to third
and coming home on a wild throw Of Scotty's
to Thurston. Boardman then went out on
first with the score standing Q to in favor Of
the Oceanics
When the Oceancs showed up for the sixth
inning Eddie Jones went to bat and took his
first on a safe hit to left field. Moehonua fol
lowed and took first base on an infeldet which
forced Jones out at second. Thurston kept
up his previous record by going out on fly
which was held by Burgess near third base.
f. Baldwin reached his first on an in6elder
which was fumbed by Parker. Baldwin then
stole to third base before Wall took his first
and came in on close play at the home plate,
making the second run for the red.egs before
Doc Grossman went out at first base.
The Benedicts made one run in the sixth
inning. Dowsett led off but went out by bat.
ting ny to Moehonua in center field. Burgess
followed suit by going out on fly to short
stop. Don Antonio made his first on short
fly, which was mufied by Wall, and succeeded
in stealing to second. Napoleon Spencer
chaperoned ball to center field and took his
first with a becoming maiden-like modesty
while Don Antonio came home on wild throw
from the field to first base. Wodehouse fol
flowed and took his first when Fofan rusticated
the Benedicts by going out at first base
The Oceanics now took their seventh and
last inning. Scotty led off and made his frs
by the short stop muifing the ball he ther
stole to second and was decided on, on close
play at third which was undoubtedly an errol
on the part OF Umpire Whitney, though be
believe unparalleled, as his decisions hav,
always been fair and satisfactory heretofore
Kinney followed Scotty and took frs, base
Benny Baldwin also took his frs, on SAT,
hit to center field and stole to second Eddi,
Jones followed suit and reached his secont
when Moehonua made splendid three has,
hit, bringing the boys in and reaching thu
home plate himself before Thurston and +.
Baldwin went on, on first base.
Parker struck first for the Benedicts an,
went out on first base. Lishman allowed tw,
strikes TO be called on him when he succeede,
in reaching his first on called balls. Board
man went to bat and reached first base witt
Lishman at second. Both then stole bas
and Dowsett struck out. Burgess went to bat
Lshman came home on passed ball an,
Boardman followed on a wild throw to third
Burgess reached first and got to third base o.
a wild throw before Don Antonio struck ou
and left Napoleon Spencer on deck with fore
and-aft look Of disappointment, on his fin
face. The Benedicts played at some disad
vantage in the fifth and sixth innings, owing t
the ball they were fielding being in wet cor
dition. The showers OF rain which had aread
interrupted the game twice, compelled Umpir
Whitney to call slime" at the close Of tn
seventh inning with the score standing IS to
in favor of the Oceanics.
This afternoon the Honolulus and tn
Oceancs meet for the first time this season
and close and exciting game is anticipated
By the way, it is rumored that the Pacific
are defunct, Billy Moore and Dick Sharre,
having drawn out this will give the Benedict
all the chance they want TO fight for secon
place IONA.
/ Houolulu June IT, 1855