Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-13

The pacihcs received their second goose egg
in this inning. Davidson went ont on ny to
second base and Eckel followed out by Parker
throwing the ball to FIRST. G. 7. Wilder made
his first by hitting the ball to center field and
took his second on a wild throw by Hay
Wo,lehouse to first base Moore TOOK the bat
and Wilder succeeded in stealing to third but
Moore went out by striking up another
awkward foul fly, which was nicely held by
Don Antonio, who again ran with the ball.
In the sixth inning the Bendicts made one nun
and the Pacihcs were again shitewashed, the
score standing IL to in favor ofthe former nine
Lishman went to bat for the Bendedicts but
went out on a iy to Eckel Parker went out
at first base after three strikes. Hay Wode-
house took first and stole second and third.
Dowsett took first and Wodehouse came home.
Dowsett then stole second and third bases
when Boardman sent the Benedcts out by
tipping fly to Moore near third base
Lucas took the wooden sceptre but gave It
up by putting fly within reach Of Dowsett at
second base. Shuberi made his first, stole
second and took third base on a passed ball.
Sharrat struck gu, and Winter made first base
but put the boys out by trying to run to second.
In the seventh inning the Benedicts scored
two more runs. Don Antonio Rosa led of
but went out by hitting ay to Eckel. Bur.
gess hit an infeitei and made his first on
wild throw from third to first and took second
LII 4 Al. l. g.,
Burgess reached third. Spencer went to bat
and after three strikes reached first by scratch.
Burgess stole home. Lishman went out at
first base and Levey stole home when Parker
pu, the side out by batting f1y to first base.
The Paci6cs increased their score by one run
in the seventh inning. Wilder Jr. went to bat
and was put gu, at first base after three strikes
Davidson made his first and succeeded in
reaching third, coming home on wild throw
by Wodehouse to third. Eckel then went out
on first and c. Wilder sent the Pacifcs to the
field by going out on first on the ball being
thrown from second base.
When the Benedicts came in for their eighth
inning the Paci6cs changed pitches for the
second time aud put Winter in the center. Hay
| Wodehouse went to bat and took his first,
reached second but went out on foolish
attempt to reach third and lost the Benetic,s q
run. Dowsett made first base. Boardman
Dowsctt took second on wild throw by Wilder
to second. Don Antonio made first base and
Dowsett come home. Burgess took his frs,
on seven balls when Levey put his side out by
settling foul fly into the hands of the first
basemen.
The last Of the eigth inning was short and
decisive against the Pacifcs. Lucas struck out
and Moore and Schubert both went out on flys
which were held by the short stop.
Eckel pitched for the Pacifcs in the ninth in
ming. Spencer grasped the stick but immedi
ately retired after batting fly TO center field
Lishman followed and went out on first aflel
missing three strikes. Parker took first
Wodehouse made his first, and Parker took
third. Dowsett went to bat and Wodehoust
stole to second. Parker came home ant
Wodehouse took third on passed ball anc
before Dowsett put the side out at first
Wodehouse came home on another passed ball
closing the Benedic,'s score at ~ runs.
i The Pacifcs now took their last chance a
the bat, Sharrctt going out at first base Win
ter got to his first and reached second. Wilder
IT, went out on 4 fly to Spencer in lief, field
Davidson went to bat, and Winter stole HON,
when Davidson made three base hit, an,
Eckel closed the game by going out on frs
base with the Pacifc's score standing at runs
" Imitation is the sincerest Hattery," say
Pascal. | was flattcred to note a weak mita
ton Of my own modest notings in Mr.
Spreckcls' paper ,as. Tuesday. II was evident
ly written by blind member of the staff; ant
was inaccurate enough to have been prepared
as an editorial for the ''great" Journal
IONA.
Honolulu, June 10, 1885.