The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-29
THE STARS FALL.

out Ahead.
Between fifteen hundred and two
thousand persons were on the Ma
kiki grounds Saturday afternoon to
witness the game of baseball between
the Kamehamehas and Stars. The
grand stand was crowded in every
part, large numbers of the fair sex
being N attendance. The weather
was all that could be desired for a
game of baseball.
The Kamehamehas played a good
game throughout. Davis struck out
no less than ten of the Stars, and
Pahau did good work behind the bat.
Little Makaimoku at short did some
pretty fielding. Mahuka guarded
the first bag we'll, and proved a good
batter. For the Stars, Chas. Wilder
played we'll at short, while Carter
certainly deserves much credit for
his good work at second. Chandler,
the pitcher, only struck out three
men.
| THE PLAY.
First innings -Kamehamehas to
bat. Pahau was hit by pitched ball,
and stole second. Wise hit to Wode-
house who threw wild to first, Wise
taking his second and Pahau scoring.
Crowell flied to Winter, Davis and
Mahuka both retiring at first. 1run.
Chan. and Ohas. Wilder both
struck out, the crowd yelling frantic
ally. Chandler made a single to
right, but it did not count anything
as J. Perry directly after famed the
air with just as much skill as the
Wilder brothers had done. No runs.
Second innings-Lawelawe flied
to Chandler, Makaimoku failed to
reach first, Wahinemakai hit to Car
ter who fumbled, and the batter took
his first and stole his second, but
Richards ended the innings by going
out at first. No observation-disclosures
got his base on balls, stole second,
but was put out attempting to steal
third. A. Perry was pleased when
he was given his base on balls, his
second he stole. Conrad foul flied
to Pahau, Winter took his first on
balls and arrived at second very
much out of breath, having made
steal. Carter got in a nice hit to
right field, A. Perry and Winter
scoring. Chan. Wilder retired at
first. 2 runs.
Third innings -Pahau was given
his first on balls, stole second; Wise
hit to A. Perry who fumbled and be-
fore he got the ball in his hand again,
Wise was perched on the second bag
and Pahau had crossed the home
plate. Crowell died at first. Davis
made a beautiful hit to right field
for three bags, sending in Wise.
Mahuka got in a single to left field,
| Davis tallying. Lawelawe famed
the air three times 3 runs-Chas.
Wilder went out at first, Chandler
made base hit to right. j. Perry
hit safely and stole his second;
Wodehouse made short hit, Chand-
Ter improving the occasion by scor-
ing. J. Perry thought he would
score, but failed, and A. Perry famed
out. l run.
Fourth innings Makaimoku re-
tired at first from Carter. Wahine-
makai hit to Carter, who fumbled,
the batter taking his first and steal
ing second. Richards pounded the
air three times and took his seat on
the bench. Pahau got his base on
balls and stole second. Wise made
single, Pahau scoring. Wise stole
his second and third and reached
home on a wild throw by Chan.
Wilder. Here, unfortunately, the
play stopped for about ten minutes.
The Stars claimed that Pahau
had interfered with one of their
fielders while running between sec
ond and third. Mr.. Boardman did
not see the interference, and so
stated, and directly afterwards re-
tired from the diamond. A few mo-
ments later Capt. Pahau of the
Kamehamehas went and asked him
to umpire again, but he refused. At
the end of ten minutes Ell. nj. Whit
ney, Jr, of the Honolulus and M.
K. Keohokalole of the Hawaiis
were agreed upon as umpires and
play was resumed. Crowell hit a
single to right field and stole second,
but the innings ended by Davis go
ing out at first. 8 runs.-The stars
retired quickly, Conrad and Winter
at first, Carter giving a tanning ex-
hibition. O.
Fifth innings-Mahuka hit safely
to center, but was put out attempt
ing to steal second. Lawelawe got
in single to centre. and Makaimo-
ku did likewise. Wahinemakai re-
tired at first. Richards but one up
in the air which Chandler muffed,
Lawelawe crossing the plate. Pahau
got in two Dagger, Makaimoku and
Richards tallying. Wise made a
single, Pahau scoring, CrOWell going