The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-01
The Honolulus Cut on a Leather
Hunting Expedition.
The CALIFORNIA; Play u FaultIess Field
ing Game and Bat Meek out OF
the Box-A Fair Sized Audi
ence In Attendance.

any means as at the first and seconC
games.
The CALIFORNIA; put up splendid
fielding game, their playing at time
being a treat to witness. Power is
daisy first baseman, doing some ex
traordinary fielding. Howard a
third was also in fine form and /!
credited with two put outs ant
seven assists. His throwing to frs
was pretty. Ward did excellent
work behind the bat, in fact the
whole of the team played well.
Meek pitched for the Honolulus
and was batted out of the box, w
Lucas taking his place in the eighth
innings. The CALIFORNIA; made sew,
enteen hits off Meek with a total of
twenty-five bases. Coyne played a
lazy game both in the field and at
the bat. Why not put someone else
in his place who will try and play a
little? Fredenberg was not seen at
his best. Chandler and Conrad
fielded well, tie latter also getting
in two safe hits. Chas. L. Wilder
and Morris K. Keohokalole were
satisfactory umpires.
THE PLAY.
First innings-Honolulus to the
bat. Wodehouse opened the game
by getting in a nice two Dagger to
left field. Chandler foul flied to
Power, Coyne was out at first from
Cahill. Wilder took his base on
balls and stole second Whitney
was felded out at first by Cahill,
Wodehouse being left at third
Cahill hit to Fredenberg who threw
low to Wodehouse, the striker being
safe at first. Farrell was retired at
first by Whitney. Howard got in a
single and stole second. Power was
well fielded out at first by Chandler,
Cahill tallying Sharp made base
hit sending in Howard. Reilly
ended the innings by going out
at first from Meek.
Second innings-Conrad hit the
ball clear down the third base line
for one bag, but was put out trying
to steal second. Lucas retired at
first from Reilly, Fredeuberg fan
ming out.--The CALIFORNIA; got in
six runs the play being very tedious.
Dreamer, Leveque and Cahill made
singles, Ward sacrificed and Farrell
raped the sphere for two bases.
Conrad made bad misjudge of a
fly hit by Power and Chandler and
Wodehouse were also at fault.
The runs were made by Dreamer,
Leveque, Ward, Cahill, Farrell and
Power The outs were Howard at
first, Sharp on strikes and Dreamer
on a fly to Chandler.
Third innings-Meek flied to Far
rell, Wodehouse and Chandler both
failing to reach frst.-Leveque flied
to Conrad. Ward got in a single.
Cahill hit for two bases sending in
Ward. Farrell foul flied to Meek
and Howard retired at first.
Fourth lnnings-Coynes bat had
a hole in it, and he sulked. Wilder
raped beauty into left field for
two bags. Whitney got in a base
hit and stole second. No runs were
made as Conrad struck out and A.
Lucas was not allowed to reach first
base.-Power hit for two bases
Sharp struck out. Reilly hit one up
in the air which Meek failed to hold
being too sure of it. Dreamer flied
to Whitney. Leveque's base hit
sent in Power, but the innings ended
by Leveque being caught mapping
at first.
Fifth misunderstanding was
out at first from Dreamer. Meek
flied to Leveque and Wodehouse tc
Cahill. got four bad balls and
took his first. Cahill flied to Conrad
Farrell retired at first, Ward scoring
on the out. Howard also died at
first.
Sixth innings Chandler and
Coyne both failed to reach first
Wilder tanning out Power wa:
fielded out at first by Meek, SHARP
flied to Coyne and Reilly wasn't al
lowed to reach first bag.
Seventh innings-Whitney retired
at first from Howard. Conrad anc
A. Lucas both made base hits
Fredenberg hit to Cahill, who threw
to third, cutting off Conrad Meel
struck out.-Creamer hit to Freden
berg, who threw poorly. and he tool
his first, stealing second. Levequ,
hit a grounder to Chandler, VIII,
let it go right past him, Creame
tallying. Ward hunted the bal
to Meek and took his first
Leveque was put out trying t.
steal second. Cahill hit to Freden
berg, who fumbled, Ward scoring
Farrell got in a single and Cahil
was retired between third and home
Howard hit to Fredenberg, VIII,
threw to the home plate, but Farrell
scored safely. Power was credite,
with a base hit, Howard taking tn
opportunity to make a run. SharI
flied to Meek.
Eighth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wa
out at first from Howard, Chandle
foul flied to Ward and Coyne agail
struck out.-Reilly popped up al
easy fly to w. Lucas, who was Gale,
into the pitchers box, but he mutfe,
it. A wild throw by Wilder an
Conrad's error helped Reilly t
score. Dreamer made base hit an
stole second. Leveque flied to Cor
rad. Ward and Cahill both retire
at first, Dreamer being left at thirC
Ninth innings-Wilder struck out
and the game ended by Whitney an