Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
Base Ball.

The second game in the schedule of
the Honolulu Base Ball League was
played at the ball grounds on Saturday
between the Honolulus and Hawaiis.
The game was called at $3.50 p. M. with
Kaia of the latter club at the bat. He
struck grounder to Whitney who
fielded it to Kinney, thereby removing
all necessity for any exertion to go be-
yond the first base. Kahai struck three
times and was also put out by throw
of the catcher to first. Desha obtain
ed his base on an error, stole to second,
but was caught on third by throw of
Fisher. No runs Wodehouse of the
Honolulus went out at first by Kala,
Baldwin made three base hit to right
field and came in by safe hit of Kin
ney, who reached first. He was helped in
by Whitney and Dat, who each tailed.
Thurston went out at first. Moore reach
ed third and Markham second but were
left there by Fisher who flew out to
Kaia. The Honolulus in this innings
earned SIX bases and scored four runs.
The second innings of the Hawaiis
resulted in whitewash. Morton going
out on fly to Whitney, and Kala and
Moehonua dying on first by the assist
ance of Kinney and Moore. The Ha-
waits returned the compliment, Wode-
house, Baldwin and Kinney going out
in one, two, three order.
In the third innings Halck secured
his first by bad throw and finally
scored the first run for his side. Davis
also obtained his base. Bright marvel
ed the atmosphere with great energy
three times. Kaia went out on first
and Kahai on fly to Moore, leaving
Davis on third. For the Honolulus
Whitney led off with safe hit, made
first and stole to second. The next
three strikes failed to reach first and
the innings closed, leaving Whitney re-
posing in luxurious abandon on second.
In the fourth innings Desha flew out
to Whitney Morton made the first safe
hit for his side, and reached first only to
expire in great agony on second by a
little understanding which prevailed be-
tween Whitney and Wodehouse. Mark
ham sent fly to Bright which was
cordially accepted. Fisher reached first
Wodehouse flew out to Kala, and Bald
win with a safe hit enabled Fisher to
score. Kinney went out on foul tip
leaving Baldwin on base.
The next innings resulted in a white
wash for the Hawaiis. Davis earned
his first only to be left on thirda Bright
who followed after got to his first on
called balls and eventually got to second,
In the last half Of this innings the Ho-
nolulus by terrific batting and nlmble
running scored five runs with four base
hits to their credit, made by Baldwin,
Dat, Thurston and Moore.
In the sixth innings the Hawaiis were
whitewashed in one, two, three order.
Kinney reached first and came home
on two safe hits by Whitney and Oat
Thurston, Moore and Markham struck
out in succession.
In the next innings Kala and Moe
honua scored Bright went out on a
splendid running fly catch by Thurston.
Kaia lifted high foul in the direction
of Punchhowl, but Wodehouse who is
not backward about going forward
saved the ball from falling in the dust,
Kahai went out on strikes, leaving
Halck and Davis on second and third
bases The Hawaiis sent their oppo-
nents to Chicago
In the eighth innings the Hawaiis
contributed another goose egg to their ia
collection. Morton sent up a fly Moore
who caressed it gently for sometime
and dropped it, Morton was on second
with two men out when Moehonua sem