The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-08-19
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spectators, and at different points
was quite interesting. w. Lucas
pitched good game for the winners,
only three safe hits being made off
him by the Kamehamehas, and those
in the ninth innings. Harry Whit
ney played a fine game at second.
Wodehouse's errors behind the bat
were due to sore hands and illness.
Davis did not pitch his usual game
probably owing to the fact that
catcher Pahau's hand was not quite
we'll. The latter however played
very we'll. Pakele played badly at
first and so did Wise at second. The
Kamehamehas we're unable to make
n safe hit until the ninth innings.
In the first innings they made four
runs before the ball was hit at all.
THE PLAY.
The game opened with Wodehouse
at the plate for the Honolulus. He
hit down to first and Pakele's slow
work gave him the base, moved to
second on passed ball, to third on
Lucas out at first, crossing the plate
aided by Whitney's base hit. G..
Lucas retired at first from hit to
Davis. Whitney hit to center for
one bag, stole second and third and
tailed on wild pitch. Fredenberg
| fie,l to Makaimoku and Parker wa.
put out at first from Davis. The
Kamehamehas scored four times.
Davis took his base on balls, and
then went round to the plate on
passed balls. A. Lawelawe famed
three times. Wise got first safely
on Wodehouse's muff of t!icd
strike, stole second and third
and crossed the plate on Warehouses;
failing to hold the ball thrown from
third. Pahau struck out. Pakele
was hit by pitched ball, stole
second and third and home on
Fredenberg's error at third. NJ.
Lawelawe got his first after three
strikes, stole second, third on wild
throw by w. Lucas, scoring on
passed ball. Makaimoku ended the
innings by going out at first on hit
to Fredenberg.
Second innings-A. Lucas struck
out and Dat flied to Makaimoku.
Thrum made very respectable first
appearance on the diamond, for the
very first ball he got he raped a
single to right field, stole second,
and scored on wild throw by Ma
kaimoku. w. Lucas hit to Makai-
moku who threw wild, Wodehouse
made single to left field, but G.
Lucas put an end to the innings by
following his brother Albert's exam
pie and tanning. For the Ka-
mehamehas Joseph took his base
on balls, stole second, third on
Warehouses; error and home on
Davis out at first. Spencer struck
out, Davis returned at first and A.
Lawelawe foul flied.
Third innngs-Whitney flied to
Spencer, Fredenberg after making a
single to left field WAS put out while
attempting to steal second, and
Parker Gied to Davis. Wise was
thrown out at first by Whitney, Pa.
hau flied to Parker and Pakele
struck out.
Fourth innings-A. Lucas died at
first from Wise. Dat hit a single to
left field which NJ. Lawelawe fun
bled and he got 10 second but was
left there Thrum, and Lucas both
striking out. The Kamehamehas
retired quickly, NJ. Lawelawe and
Makaimoku on strikes, foul fly
retiring Joseph.
The Honolulus added two runs te
their score in the fifth. Wodehouse
hit safe to right field, stole second,
reached third on g. Lucas, cut al
first, home on Pakele's error. Whit,
ney hit to short which Pakele fun
bled, stole second, was given thirc
, on balk, scoring after Freden
bers's fly had been caught by
Spencer. Parker foul flied. SPENCE
was retired at first by G. Lucas
Davis famed the air three times ant
A. Lawelawe died at first by Whit
ney.
In the sixth, A. Lucas hit bacl
rather high to Davis who put up hi
right hand and caught the ball il
fine style, Dat was out at first from
Davis, Thrum striking out. Wis
struck out and Pahau and Pakel,
were both retired at first by Whit
| ney.
Seventh innings-,After w. Luca
had struck out, Wodehouse got I,
first on missed third strike, stol
second, and was assisted to tin
home plate on hits by G. Lucas anc
Whitney. e. Lucas made
, single to right field and stole second
Whitney raped a single to left fielc
r sending G. Lucas home, but Ere
denberg and Parker ended the in
nings by failing to reach the frs
bag. NJ. Lawelawe got to first OIL
! G. Lucas tumble, but was put OH
trying to steal second. Makaimoku
/ struck out and Joseph flied to Ere
, denberg.
The eighth innings was short. A
, Lucas flied to Davis and Dat an,
, Thrum struck out. Spencer famed