The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-15
A SPLENDID GAME.
The Hon oluIus Whttewash the Ha-
wallis Ofiie Fine Playing.

walls. w. Lucas pitched for the
Honolulus, Parker playing first.
Whitney played a good game at
second as did 6, Lucas at short.
kaia for the IIawaiis did good work
at second and at the bat. Dan did
effective work behind the bat. The
base hits were equal on both sides.
The play throughout was decidedly
exciting, and the game will stand
on record as the best one yet play
ed in the series. Messrs. w. +.
Wall and Geo. f. Boardman UNI
pred, the former looking after the
strikes and balls while the latter
kept his eye on the bases.
THE PLAY.
The game commenced at 1888
with Wodehouse at the bat for the
Honolulus who lost the toss. Wode-
house got his first on balls, stole
second, went to third on a passed
ball and died there, G.. Lucas going
out on foul tip, Whitney on fly,
and Fredenberg at first. For the
Hawaiis Rosa took his first on three
strikes, Wodehouse fumbling the
ball, stole second, TO third on kaia's
base hit but was put out in running
to the home plate. Kaia hit safely
TO left field and took his first, to
second on throw from centre to
third base and stole his third. He
was left there, Dan retiring on
foul fly and Meek at first. No
runs.
Second innings-Parker and A.
Lucas both flied out to Meek while
Dat famed the air three times in
fine style. -Desha struck out. Lane
hit a fly which Fredenberg muffed
and took his first, got his second
and third on passed balls. Morris
was given his first on balls and his
second on a passed ball. Duke
hit grounder to G.. Lucas who
stopped the ball and threw lively to
Wodehouse, who put out Lane near
the home plate, and then threw to
first, the ball reaching there before
Duke. No runs.
Third innings-Low hit between
first and second and retired. w.
Lucas sent grounder to third which
Lane muffed and took his first, stole
second, to third on Wodehouse out
at first ami crossed the plate on G.
Lucas hit to Kaia which the latter
failed to stop. Wodehouse hit but
the ball reached first before he had
a chance to get into his stride. G.
Lucas hit to Kaia who muffed the
ball and he took his first, stole Sec
ond, being left there, Whitney 60
ing out on fly. The Hawaiis re-
tired quickly, Thompson on strikes,
Rosa on a fly, and Kaia at first.
Score: Honolulus 1 Hawaiis O.
Both sides failed to score in the
fourth. Fredenberg after making a
nice base hit to left field was put out
trying to steal second. Parker also
made safe hit and was sent to
second by A. Lucas. Dat hit to
Kaia who made nice double play
putting out Parker and A. Lucas
and ending the innings.-Dan made
safe hit to centre field but retired
in an attempt to steal second, Meek
was put out at first. Desha got in
safe hit to centre field, took his
second on pitched ball which hit
Lane and stole third. He was left
there, as after Morris had been
given his base on balls, Duke flied
out.
Fifth innings-Oat hit a fly to
Kaia which the latter muffed, took
his first and went to second on q
passed ball. Low flied out to Nor
ris. w. Lucas. did the same and
Morris throwing quickly to second,
Dat, who had started for third, was
put out.-Thompson and Rosa both
flied to Fredenberg and Kaia went
out on foul fly. No runs.
In the sixth the Honolulus made
two runs. Wodehouse hit safely to
third and took his first, stole second,
coming home on G. Lucas hit. Geo.
Lucas made daisy hit to deep
right field which Rosa fumbled, and
before he could return the ball into
the infield, Lucas had made the cir
cult of the bases amid loud applause.
Lows gymnastic performan ces at
this point were very fine. Whitney
and Fredenberg flied out and Park
er retired on foul hy.-The Ha-
waits went out in one, two, three,
order; Dan and Desha on flies,
Meek being struck out.
Seventh innings-A. Lucas went
out on foul fly and Dat at first.
Low got first on base hit to cen.
tire and second on a passed ball. w.
Lucas was safe on Dukes muff OF
his fly, sending Low to third, but
Wodehouse ended the innings by
going out at rst.-Lane and Nor
ris both flied out to Whitney, and
Duke went out on hit to G. Lucas
No runs.
Eighth innings-G. Lucas anC
Fredenberg flied out and Whitney
retired at first. Thompson was out
on G.. Lucas assist, Rosa flied out
Kaia made a base hit to left FIELD
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