The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-11
HONOLULU VS., STAR.
Another Drou III she STELLAR Record.

Another Dr01 In She atellnr Record.
Saturdays baseball match was
largely attended, and beautiful weo-
Their was enjoyed in spite of the
lIonoluln's presence. There was =
very fair game of ball, ending in the
defeat of The StGr. The score was
Honolulu 8, Star A. 1t would have
been better for the loser but for
some blunders while vi the bat. In
the fourth inning Baldwin ran home
on u foul ball. and the umpire of
bases declared him out when w.
Lucas bad thrown the ball to third.
The decision was questioned by
many who thought that the runner
should simply have been ordered
back to his base. Thrum, first to
bat in the seventh inning, was too
keen to make an earned run, and
running for third after fine steal
second was dropped. As Baldwin
right after him made u two.base hit,
it is hard to say how much was lost
by the indiscretion.
The Star got a long lead in the
first inning, scoring 8 to 0. G.. Luz
cas- made a two-basc hit for Homo
lulu after II. Wodehouse had struck
out, and got to third on Whitney
but 10 farther, Friedcnberg going
out at first from the pitcher and W..
Lucas on u foul to the catcher
Chandler, first batter for the Star,
went out at first from shortstop.
Then Chan. Wilder and j. Perry i'll
succession were hit by pitcher, the
former stealing second and both be-
ing advanced by passed ball
They came home on hit by Chas.
Wilder, after Il. Wodehonse got his
base on the passed ball of his third
strike. Wodrhouse was third to
come home.
G. Lucas made the first run for
Honolulu in the third inning, having
made his first base on wild throw
from third. Four were added to
this in the fourth, putting Honolulu
two ahead. A. Lucas and Desha
made base hits, scoring respectively
on Parker out and Coyne base hit.
Coyne scored on WodehOnse who
made his base on muff at first, and
Wodchouse came home on Il two
base hit by Whitney after G. Lucas
was caught out OH foul fly to first,
Friedenberg going out AT first from
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Honolulu piled up three more in
The seventh. After Frcdenberg
had gone ont at Irst from third, w.
Lucas got first on muffed ball there,
to third on A. Lucas two base hit,
and home on Parker's single, after
Desha was dropped at first from
second. Parker got to second on
passed ball. third on Coyne's base
hit, home on base hit by Wode-
house. G.. Lucas was dropped at
first. The Star made fine start
by Thrum getting clean base hit,
followed by Baldwin with two
baser. W. Wilder then got base on
balls, but in the meantime Thrum
had fallen out stealing third. ant
only Baldwin scored before Chand
Ter and Chan. Wilder were pnt out
the latter on strikes.
| The last change in the score was
made by Coyne in the ninth inning
after two were out, getting to lirs
on a huff at right field, second OF
base hit by Wodehouse, home OF
one by G. Lucas. Then Whitne.
went out at first.
The umpires were Henry Kaii be
hind the plate and w. V. Lockwood
at the bases. Morris keOhokaIol
was scorer but had hard lines, a
the official book was absent and Ii
| had TO tally On slips of paper &C
from reporter. The score is Il
follows: