Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-18

Burgess Of the Bcnedic,s, took his first on |
called balls and stole TO third. Boardman was |
thrown out at first by Eekel sheldon reached
first on dy matted by Eekel, bu, wen, out at
second trying to steal base, while Burgess
came in with the second run for the splced
nine. Wilder ended the inning by being
thrown out at FIRST by Harry Whitney.
In the eighth inning, Fred Whitney Of the
TIonolulus reached first by the ball being FUN
bled by short stop, Jimmie 'Dowsett was thrown
out a, first by Jack Dowsett. Charlie Eekel
went out on fly to center field, George
Markham reached first base and Fred Whitney
came home, when Billy Moore went out on
NY to Wilder and put his side out
When the Bencdicts came in they were
whitewashcd when they might have made
several runs had It not been for the loose base
running Of Lshman and Jack Dowsett, who
both went out at bird, after reaching frs, On
called balls. Leyey and Spencer also took
FIRST on called balls as Eckel's arm was getting
tired and his pitching had became Wild when
Parker went out on a Fly to short stop with The
game standing "a to in favor Of the big II.
boys
The Honolulus added two more runs to their
score this inning. Dat led of with a fly which
was caught by the center fielder. Hay Wode.
house took his first on bad throw of Lish.
mans Harry Whitney reached first by
Burgess mulfing the ball from third, Guy
Wodehouse was thrown out at FIRST by Wilder,
Hay Wodchouse coming in. Fred Whitney
made his first and took second on a passed ball
at first. while Harry Whitney came home,
when Jimmie Dowsett closed the score of the
Honoluus at 10 runs by going out at first base.
The Bcnedicts made three runs in this
inning, closing their score at runs, before
Wilder, Lishman and Jack Dowsett wen, out.
Last Thursday al noon the Base Ball
League met in the chamber of commerce.
Present w. +. Allen, II. NJ. Whitney, Jr.,
lanes G.. Spencer, Hay Wodehouse and 5. J.
Levey. On motion the league accepted the
authorization previously issued for the disband.
mcnt Of the Pacific Club The question OF ex
tending the series Of league games was then
h1Aipi was hbhSh VIZ
president read the following protest
HoNoLGLu, July IS, 1885,
To Col. w. +. Allen, President Hawaiian
Base Ball League.
DEAR SIR: The Oceanic Base Ball Club
hereby represents to the league that by agree.
ment OF the league schedule of games for the
year 1885 was agreed upon that under such
agreement part Of the schedule number Of
tr1m uaa hesn r.iaupI that hy than, HI.
Oceanic b. B. {. has secured fair advantage
over other clubs by losing none Of the
schedule games in which they have taken
part that to now extend the number of games
beyond the original number agreed upon, would
have the effect To deprive them of that ad-
vantage without fault ON their part that such
action on the part of the league would be uu-
lust and unfair and that the Oceanic b. b. {.
hereby protest against any such action on the
part of the league and request that the votes
of their representatives in the league be cast
against any action looking towards such a
result. Yours very respectfully,
THE OCEANIC BASE BALL CLuB.
BY its Captain, w. A. Kinney.
On motion of Mr.. S. J. Leyey the league
then passed the following resolution Re
solved, that the series Of league games be ex-
tended to five games between each of the re.
manning clubs, the date Of games to be ar.
ranged by the three captains. The vote stood
Ayes, Whitney, Spencer, Wodehouse and
Levcy-4 +; nays, Kinney and WALL. The
votes of Messrs. Wall and Kinney were cas
by proxy.
The members OF the league who voted fol
the resolution hold that the leagues frs
decision for three games vas not arbitrary, .nt
that when the league was organized the game
were thus apponioned SO that they could all be
the middle Of September. Besides this the,
say that the public has subscribed literally 70
the supper, Of the league with the understand
ing that a certain number OF matches woulC
be played and that it is only fair and honor
able, siace the disarmament Of the Pacihcs
that the number Of games should be extended
to cover the games the Pacilcs were to hav
played.
Under the new arrangements, which hav
been consented to by all % the league clubs, tn
iollowing revised schedule will be played unit
the close OF the season
July a5,h., Honoluus VS.. Married Men.
, August ist., Married Men vs. Oceaaics.
August Sh., Honolulus vs.. Oceapics.
August 9Th, Married Men vs.. Honolulus
August 22nd., Honolulus vs. Oceancs.
Angus, 2o,h., Oceanics vs.. Married Men.
I September ,th., Married Men VS.. Honolulu.
September Ia,h., Occanics IS. Married Mei
September 10TH, Honolulus vs.. Oceanic.