Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

Bonoi"ius ~ Married Ns-

. AlNl NtaHphut uou you lhlih NaV"lN'N
Spencer is doing little quiet blowing when
he declares that he feels It in his bones that
you fellows will beat the big u. boys to-day p
Dunno - said Leyey. Is he looked critic
ally over his horses ears, shu, one eye and
pulled hard at his cigar, d" Dunno, II our boys
hold together and don't &c, ratified ! believe
We can get away with them When we at
rived at the pavilion Spencer dressed himself
and brough, me his watch and purse to hold,
remarking casually that newspaper men are
| the only people whom wealth places above
| the temptations Of theft.
| The game was not called until a quarter past
/ four O'Clock. Mr. IT, s. Davidson, after a
mnidcnly protest, acting as umpire; while Cur
yer Wall Of the Oceanics dotted the score-sheet.
| The Benedicts went to bat and Levey
reached FIRST base after three strikes. Spencer
wa. thrown out a, first base 10y Harry Whit.
ney. Lishman vent on, on called strike
and Charlie Wilder struck out before Levey
reached the home plate. Dat Of the Homo
lulus went out on hy to short stop. Fred
Whitney was thrown out at first by Jack Dow
sett. Harry Whitney reached first on safe
liner over second when George Markham went
out on Ay to Burgess.
In the second inning Don Antonio Rosa Of
the Bcnedets struck a fly to Fred Whitney
and retired. Burgess bat,ed the ball to first
and went out. Jack Dowse,t reached first on
a bad throw to first by Chan Wilder and
took second on a passed bali at first. Parker
took his first on called balls when Sheldon put
the side out on called strikes. OF the big II.
boys Jimmie Dowsett and Chan Wilder
reached frs, base. Guy Wodehouse, Charlie
Eekels, and Billy Moore striking out in sue.
cession.
In the third inning for the Benedcts Levey
was thrown out at frs, by Fred Whitney,
Spencer struck gu, after having two strikes
called on him and Lishman went out on q
ny to Harry Whitney. Dat Of the Honolulus
wen, out on fly to Don Antonio Rosa who
made good catch, Fred Whitney was thrown
out at .irs, by Lishman, Harry Whitney took
frs, on fly which Don Antonio muffcd, Mark.
ham made his first and took third, Harry
Whitney coming home, while Guy Wodehouse
made his frs, and brought Markham in, but,
trying to steal to second, he went out and
sent the Honolulus to the field.
The Benedicts were again whitewashed in
the fourth inning, Charlie Wilder going out a,
first, Don Antonio making first and taking
second on passed ball, Burgess going out on
a fly to left field and Dowset, being thrown
cut a, FIRST by the pitcher The Honclulus
were also duly whitewashed in this inning
Eckels going out at first base, Jimmie Dow
Wilder being thrown gu, at first base by FIod
Dat.
In the fifth inning the Benedicts were goosed
Parker went out at FIRST, Sheldon struck out.
Levey succeeded in reaching second, when
Spencer went out on fly to Harry Whitney
! and ended the struggle. In this inning Moore
Of the Honolulu made a safe base hit to left
field, OM made three base hit and brought
Moore home. Fred Whitney struck out
Harry Whitney made safe base hit to righ
field and Dat came in. Markham took frs
i and Guy Wodehouse was thrown gu, at frs
, by Lishman, Eckcls took his first and Jimmi,
Dowsett was thrown on, at first by I.ishmar
putting the side out.
In the sixth inning the Benedic,s made
spurt and seed four runs, Lishman, Charlie
Wilder, Don Antonio Rosa and Parker reach
ing the home plate. Burgess went out at first
Dowsett out on foul and Levey was thrown
out at FIRST by Dat. The Honolulus wer,
whitewashed Wilder going out on fly to Spen
= first base by Lishman.
4 In the seventh inning both mines wer,
whitewashed. OF the Benedicts Spence
A went out on a called strike and Lishmal
and Rosa were both forced out q
second base. The Honolulus were retired l.
Fred and Harry Whitney going out at frs
= base, while Sheldon put Markham out at tn
home plate on good play
In the eighth inning Burgess and 'Dowse,
made one run each for the Benedicts an
Eckels made run for the Honoulus. TIL
score now stood to when the Benedict
went to bat for the last inning and Lishma
Immediately went out on fly to Har
Wh,ney /; he was followed by Charlie Wilde
. ing rather blue for the Married fellows wit,
a prospects Of a tenth inning, when Don An
o tonic Rosa made safe base hi, over secon
1 and stole a base. Burgess then made his frs
b and stole second, Don Antonio coming HON
e midst wild applause and hat throwing. lac
u Dowseii was so excited that he failed to reac
Y first and left the score standing a, 7 to 6, i
+ favor OF the Benedic,s.
d The Honolulus went to bat for their Ia,
e chance, Fred Whitney made safe base h
to left field, Harry Whitney went out on A
to Spencer who has become the glory an
i pride Of the Benedicts Markham struck ou
Guy Wodehouse reached first base who
l. Eckels wen, out on FIRST and came back sadl,
u muttering
"woe /, me Alama
Then went up right merry yell and
regular circus Of congratulations commenced
Clarance Ashford threw his arms wildly aIoun
Mr.. Boardman who was trying to kick his hs
= over the pavilion and whired him rapidly I
!. the ice cream stand. Levey stood on his hes
in right field and kicked his heels ,oge,he,
y yelling Justify Fifty to oner, Mr.. James G
Spencer forgot his usual dignity and was see
y rolling over and over towards the home plat,
N holding his sides with laughter and shoutin
,e between bIeaths II told you 80 - Scot,y ,
:. the oceanics ran around Wild eyed, yellin
=. like An Indian, while Kinney stood an
ID grinned. The Honolulu boys took their d,
{. ieat in good part and the boys were all sui
,e denly brougt, to their senses by Jack LUG.
N asking them up to ice cream. The follouin
.. is a summary Of the game by innings
tssises.. s,.se 50 TOTALS
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