Daily Honolulu press., 1886-04-20
Honolulus VS.. Bonodiot..


to the bat. Wodehouse secured his
base by tumble Of Judd and went to
second by an overthrow of the
catcher Baldwin batted light ball to
Parker who easily cut him off at first.
Kinney went to first on muffed fly
and to second on Whitney's bat by
bad throw from the short-stop,
Wodehouse scoring. He was cut off
at third by sharp throw of Wilder
Oat batted for first and secured second
by an overthrow, Whitney tallying
Moore sent his compliments to
Young, leaving Oat on second, and the
innings closed with two runs TO the
credit of the Honolulus Wilder struck
at the ball the third time after it was in
the catcher's hands. Winter was en-
abled by muff to reach first. Dow
sett struck out and Judd incautiously
knocked fly too near Whitney, leav-
ing Winter in his right position for the
next innings. Markham reached first
and was forced out at second by Fish
er's grounder to Lishman. Fisher was
cut off in his early bloom at third by
the assistance of Wilder and Jones
slashed frantically at ether three times.
Lishman was mercifully allowed his
first by an overthrow. Young promoted
him couple Of bags by safe hit,
reaching first himself They both
scored. Chas Wilder and Parker
each died at the first through the
courtesy of Baldwin. Castle winked
confdentally at Beretania street and
ssruck at the ball thrice just as hard as
he could. The game was now even
and the interest was intense. 1t
abated, however, in the next innings.
Wodehouse became very popular by
striking out. Lucky Baldwin reached
first on a tumble. Kinney made an
odious three base base hit, bringing
Baldwin home and also bringing down
the grand stand as well as pair of num-
Der twelyes on the reporters corns,
Whitney got to first on an overthrow
Oat was spared to reach first through
the consideration of Young in drop
ping the ball, while Whitney gratefully
availed himself of the chance to go to
third. He came home on a
corker of Moore's. Markham per-
suaded Young to drop his fly and
ensconced himself on first while Moore
ambled on to the blooming second.
They each managed to get an ad-
ditional bag, when Fisher was fished
out by fly on Judd's line, and Jones
carved his name in hieroglyphics with
his bat three times, Chan Wilder
popped fly to Baldwin. Winter sent a
daisy cutter to right field. 1t went
right through Jones without touching
him and made the acquaintance Of
the road. Did Winter run fast and
did he run far? | should cachinnate to
sky-fungle. Like sunbeams on the rip
pling canal, his legs twinkled and kept
twinkling till he reached third, where
Moore received him kindly and fan
ned him. This time the agony of the
reporter was fearful Dowsett was
stopped at first by Whitney and Winter
came home. Judd died suddenly on
his third strike. In the next inning
Jones hit everything except the ball.
Wodehouse went out at first by Parker.
Baldwin made first by muf of Winter.
Kinney attained first by miss and
tumble of Dowsett. Baldwin came
home and Whitney was patted on the
back by Parker. Lishman reached first
by a wild throw Of Oat. He meander-
ed to second. Young struck out
Lishman tried to make third but was
put out in fine style by Moore who OBJ
tanned the necessary ball from Wode-
house. Chas. Wilder lifted high one
which eventually came into Wode-
houses possession. Oat went to first
On Judd's tumble and to second on
Wilder's overthrow, Moore on
called balls, and Markham on muff of
Winter, These scored. Fisher flew
out to the youth in the left field. Jones
was allowed FIRST by Lishman's error,
only to be forced out by Wodehouse.
Wodehouse was caught at second by a
fine jump catch Of Winter. In the
next innings Young and Chas. Wilder
scored, while Parker went out at first
by Baldwin, Castle on fly to Moore
and Wilder on three strikes, Baldwin,
Kinney and Whitney augmented the
Honolulu score in the sixth innings.
More runs would have been scored but
unfortunately Oat tipped out, Moore
flew to Lishman and Fisher expired on
first leaving the Government on sec
ond. And now comes the aforesaid
Winter, and for cause of action sets in
motion aplanet disturber for which he
charges three bases. The reporters
heels being on the railing this time he
rather enjoyed the applause. He
Winter, not the reporter) got his tai
ley. Lishman was allowed first by the
umpire. He struck three times, the
catcher failed to hold the ball and it
struck (after passing) the umpires's
foot Wodehouse got the ball and
ielded it to first in time
The rule under which the umpire
decided is as follows:
ga block is batted or thrown ball
that is stopped or handled by any per
son not engaged in the game"