The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-17
BASEBALL.
HOnOIulus, 10; Married Mem, II.

The game on Saturday between the
Honolulus and Married Men was not
very good one Too many runs were
made and the fielding at times was very
loose. The benedicts started off well,
and it looked like their game, but their
opponents made seven runs in the second
innings, which gave them a good lead.
The Married Men tied the game in the
fourth innings, and from then to the close
the play was very exciting. Spencer did
well at the bat, and distinguished him
self in the field by his numerous aero
bate feats. Lishman and Burgess both
fielded finely, the latter making several
clever catches. For the Honolulus,
Wodehouse played well at first and Moore
at third. Wilder, the catcher, had quite
a number of passed balls credited to him.
Davidson pitched for the Honolulus in
the sixth inning to rest Markham. Mr..
E. G.. Boardman was umpire, and no fault
could be found with his decisions. The
game lasted two hours and twenty-five
minutes The Married Men went to the
bat first Levey took his first on balls,
stole second, reached third on hit by
Burgess, and came home on passed
ball Lishman hit to first, stole his sec
ond and came home on Spencer's two
Dagger. DoWsett and Wilder were put
out at first, and Burgess at the home
plate The Honolulus were whitewashed.
In the second inning the Married Men
scored zero. For the Honolulus Wode-
house hit to first, stole second, reached
third on hit by Moore, and came home
on Davidson's base hit. Moore reached
first on an error by Lishman, and scored
on hits by Wilder and Fisher. The bases
were full when E. Dowsett made home
run, bringing in Davidson, Wilder and
Fisher. Whitney hit to first, stole Sec
ond and third, reaching home on a passed
ball. Dat and Wodehouse went out at
first and Markham on foul. Score,
seven runs. The Married Men made one
run in the third inning by Burgess hitting
to first, stealing second, and coming
home on passed balls. The Honolulus
did not score in the third or fourth in
nings. In the latter the Married Men
tailed four times. Spencer took first on
an error, stole second, coming home on a
wild throw by Wilder, completely
pumped out. Sheldon made base hit,
reached second by Rosa's hit, and gained
third and the home plate on passed balls.
Rosa got to first, took second and third
bases on passed balls, Levey's base-hit
bringing him home. Levey hit to first,
stole second, took his third on Burgess
hit, and home on q passed ball. Wilder
went out at first and DOwsett and Parker
| on three strikes. The Married Men were
| whitewashed in the fifth and sixth in
| nings. In the fifth the Honolulus made
| two runs. Moore reached first on Shell
don's error, stole second and came home
on Wilder's four-bagger. Wilder made
a home-run, hitting the ball long way
past center field. Dowsett and Davidson
went out on flies, and Fisher at first. In
the sixth they tailed four times, as fol
| lows: Dat made three-base hit, and
| came home on Whitney's hit. The latter
| hit to first, stole second, took third on
! Warehouses; base-hit, and scored on an
! error by Parker. Wodehouse made a
one-base hit, stole second, a passed ball
sent him to third, and an error by Dow
sett to the home plate. Moore reached
first on an error by right field, wild
throw assisted him to third, and passed
ball home. Davidson was put out at first,
Markham on foul and Fisher on a fly.
In the seventh inning of the Married
Men, Parker took his base on balls, stole
second, and came home on hits. Bur-
CESS got to first on hit, stole second, a
| passed ball sent him 10 third, coming
home on Spencer's hit. Lishman reached
first stole second and came home on
passed balls. Levey was put out at first
and Doysett and Wilder on flies. The
Honolulus scored one by Dat hitting to
first, stealing second and third and COM
ing in on a passed ball, In the eighth
inning the Married Men were quite busy,
scoring three runs. Sheldon hit to first,
stole second, coming home on Parker's