The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-08-12
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largely attended as previous ones,
probably owing TO the Arion picnic
at Waikiki. Those whe stayed away
did not lose anything, for after the
fourth innings it was miscrably
one-sided game, the Stars having
everything their own way. 1t open
ed out in a very interesting manner
and the way the IIawaiis played for
the three innings led the spectators
to believe that there would be q
close game and that the Stars might
get beaten. But the result was to-
tally different. At the end of the
sixth innings large number of peo-
pie left the grounds.
There was y change in the out
field of the Stars, Kinney playing
at right, Winter center, and Overend
left field. They did not present
such neat appearance In the field
as heretofore, owing TO the fact that
some wore brown stockings, one
black, another red, while Kinney
appeared in fashionahly cut pair
of black broadclolh pants with pa
tent leather pumps. Probably this
was owing to his being the illegal"
man of the Stars.
AS soon as the game opened Kaia
of the Hawaiis thought that some
good healthy holloing and shouting
would "a kind of rattle" the Stars,
but it didn't. Winter tried the same
| hal ~ I,n Star h,tf
was failure. 1t is to be hoped
such nonsense will not be INDUCED
in at future games. Messrs. Geo.
Z. Boardman and w. Z. Wall UNI
PRED the game in most satisfac-
tory manner.
TIE PLAT.
The game opened with the Ha-
waits at the bat. Rosa fouled to
Wodehouse, Kaia retired at first by
the aid Of Baldwin. Dan hit to left
field for two bases, went to third on
a passed ball and was left there,
Morris tanning the air three times.
w dollhouse struck out, Chas.
Wilder retired at first and Baldwin
followed Warehouses; example.
In the second innings Desha got
his first on Winters muff of fly,
stole second but was put out run
ming to third. Meek struck out.
Duke was given his base on balls,
smoved to third on Wodehouse's wild
throw and tailed on Thompson's
hit. Lane got In a single and reach
ed second on Wodehouse's wild
throw, home ON Thompson's hit.
Thompson and Rosa both made safe
F hits to left field but the innings was
, ended by Kaia flying to Wodehouse.
| kinney fouled to Dan, Chan.
+ Wilder flied to Thompson and Perry
struck out.
The Hawaiis were retired quickly
in the third: Dan and Morris al
first, Desha flying to Baldwin -
,, Winter hit to center, kaia fumbling
stole second and tailed on Carter S
hit to right field. Overend struck
out. Carter made single to righ
, field, stole his second and crossed the
), plate on Warehouses; hit. Wode
/; house and Chas. Wilder both hi
, safely for one bag. Baldwin flee
i out to Desha. The latter threw the
ball in quickly and Wodehousc was
put out while attempting to reacl
home.
n In the fourth Meek struck out
!. Duke died at first from Chas
Wilder. Lane hit to Wodehous'
!. who threw short, reached second OF
a passed ball, and was left there
Thompson retiring at first by Bald
win.-Kinney hit safe to right field
to second on pitched ball whicl
hit Chan. Wilder, third on passec
i ball, home on muff by Duke a
!, first. Chan. Wilder was hit by
pitched ball and took first, seconc
:, on passed ball, home on Duke
muff at first. Perry and White
struck out. Overhead hit TO Thomp
son but Duke muffed. Carter mad
safe hit to right field but the in
nings ended by Overends failure t
g steal third.
Fifth innings-Rosa hit to PER-
g who fumbled, stole second t
l. third on Dams out at first
II Kaia flied to Carter and Morri
E, to Chas. Wilder.-The Star
!. made four runs. Wodehouse, Chas
!. Wilder and Kinney made single
!. and aided by wild throw by Duk
y and nice three Dagger by Char
;. Wilder crossed the plate. The la
ter reached home from third on
~ wild throw by Kaia. The outs wer
IN Baldwin at first, Perry in attemp
ing to steal second and Carter on
q fly.
a In the sixth Desha flied to Carte
s. and Meek again struck out. Duk
r took his base on balls, Lane made
10 safe hit to left field, but Thompso
% ended the innings by retiring on
s foul tip.-The Stars gave their OF
IS ponents regular picnic of leath'
Id hunting in this innings and befol
y, three men were out Wodehous
err Chas. Wilder, Baldwin, Kline,
he Chan. Wilder, Perry, Winter III
X Overend all scored. The Hawai-