The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-08-04
THEY BRACED UP.
The HonoIulus Take Game from the
Kamehamehas.

The HonoIulus Take Game from the
Kamehamehas.
The Honolulus braced up on Sat
urday and beat the Kamehamehas
six to two, after an exceedingly in
teresting game. There was the usual
large attendance OF spectators. Both
pitchers were in good form, but Pa
hau did not play his usual game be-
hind the bat. Some capital fielding
was done by both teams, in fact it
was a game worth seeing. Had the
Kamehamehas won they would have
been champions of 1890, but failing,
it gives the Hawaiis chance to tie
them if they win their next game
with the Stars. Ii they do, then
there is fun ahead.
THE PLAY.
First innings-Honolulns to the
bat. Wodehouse took his base on
balls, stole second, to third on an
error by Lawelawe. g. Lucas out
at first let him score. Whitney
struck out, Fredenberg was hit by u
pitched ball and A. Lucas retired at
first.-Pahau and Wise both famed
out, Warner was given base on
balls. Davis was folded out at first.
Second innings = Desha struck
out. Parker foul flied to Pahau.
Coyne hit to Makaimoku who threw
wild, bat directly after Coyne was
out in an attempt to steal second.
-Mahuka died at first, Lawelawe
famed out. Makaimoku hit to
Parker who muffed and he took his
second. Mathematical flied to w.
Lucas.
Third innings-W. Lucas struck
eut. Wodehouse and g. Lucas were
both out at tirst.-Richards famed
and both Pahau and Wise retired at
first.
Fourth innings Whitney and
Fredenberg were fielded out at first,
A. Lucas striking out. - Warner
struck out DAVIS failed to reach first
and Mahuka flied to Coyne.
Fifth innings Desha was out at
first, Parker flied to Mahuka. Coyne
made a base hit and stole second.
w. Lucas hit to Mathematical, who
threw to Mahuka, the latter muffing.
This let Coyne score. Wodehouse
raped for one base. G.. Lucas re-
tired at first Lawelawe was hit by
q pitched ball and stole both second
and third bags. Makaimoku hit to
w. Lucas, who muffed, Lawelawe
tallying. Wahinemsikai struck out.
Richards was felded out at first,
Makaimoku crossing the plate. Pa
hau hit to g. Lucas, who threw wild,
but the runner was put out at third.
Sixth innings = Whitney hit to
Wahinemaikai, who threw wild.
Fredenberg flied to Makaimoku. A.
Lucas got in single and stole sec
ond. Desha also hit safely. Parker
was out at first, Whitney scoring and
A. Lucas crossed the home plate
aided by a passed ball. Coyne struck
out.--Wise flied to Desha. Warner
got in base hit and stole second.
He was put out trying to steal third.
Davis famed out.
Seventh innings w. Lucas pick
ed up bat with hole in it and as
a consequence struck out. Wode-
house reached first on missed third
strike, and second on passed ball.
G.. Lucas and Whitney both retired
at tirst.-Mahuka flied to Freden-
berg. Lawelawe hit safely for one
bag, was given second on balk by
pitcher Lucas, but was caught nap
ping at second. Makaimoku was hit
by q pitched ball and stole second,
Wahinemaikai struck out.
Eighth MISUNDERSTANDING flied
to Lawelawe. A. Lucas made q nice
three-base hit. Desha hit toLawelawe.
who muffed, A. Lucas tallying. Par
ker and Coyne put wrinkles in the
atmosphere There was evidently
something wrong with the atmos-
phere around the plate as Richards,
Pahau and Wise all struck out.
Ninth innings w. Lucas retired
at first. Wodehouse got four bad
balls and took his first. q. Lucas
made base hit. This helped Wode-
house to third, and he scored on a
passed ball. Whitney and Freden-
berg both gave superior exhibitions
of tanning Warner hit to Parker,
who fumbled. Davis struck out and
laughed. Mahuka flied to Coyne.
Lawelawe struck out. Following is
the score: