The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-12-02
The Baseball tame.

Tie game OF baseball on the new
grounds between the CsIifornias and
Hawsiis was lie event OF the day
without doubt II was thought by
many that the Hswaiis would make
9 much better showing with the VS.
TORS than the HonoIulus did on
Thursday. II proved TO be so; they
5Isyed 8 splendid game, and kept
eir opponents down 10 eleven runs,
besides making two themselves
There was an immense crowd OF peO-
pie al the grounds The grand stand
vas completely full, and enthusiasm
.reigned supreme there as the game
'u-ogressed- The grounds were well
lined with spectators, and there was
81 unusually large number OF car
risges. The weather was perfeet, and
the diamond IN splendid condition.
TIE umpires were Chss- l. Wilder
behind the bat and W Lucas N the
fed
For the visitors LeTeque was put
II the box Farrell going 70 right
fed. They made ten hits OF Davis
aEd sre accredited with two errors,
both being made by Leyeque- Some
very pretty fielding was done By the
team as g whole. In the first innings
while playing of second Howard
hurt his leg slightly. It recovered
without the use Of St. Jacobs oil
C=h7T ard Dreamer both got hit n
the ribs By pitched balls, but It did
not f1-zrfere much with their after
play
The HsEaiis got five hits of
Levecue. and their fielding through
or the game was entirely sstIsfae-
tory TO tie speetstors,0nIy two erEors
being made They deserve much
credit fCE their tine play Good
boys
THE PLAY.
F-s- fnuiuzs- Hzwziis 70 the bat
lPrvce retired Al first iron Dreamer, Sell
s--r.k cut LuahiEa got four bad balls
and took his base He stole second and
rs Isfr there - Mzhukz flCl fled To
P0rer.-C1hTIl died 81 first and Farrell
s1sf % Davis AS Z Customary N HOMO
luIu. after two men are OUT run-gelrLng
commenced The Gals got IN eour-
HoEzrd raped ! single 70 LETT and stole
secou.f- Power placed the ball N leII
seIf and reached second bag Howard
tzIIvinz. Reilly hit for one bag Power
s,srf1E. Dreamer sent the ball into csn-
Ter. bo1h sharp and Reilly svzIilnz
rhemselves Of the pleasure Of stepping on
% rhs hone plate LsTeqGe's bit did
r0t cont ANYTHING II the 0aA was
thrown 20 third, retiring Cre2Der-
Secorf iuufuzs-Pahzu was given hlS
base On calls and stole second heoho-
ssl1lz and DAVIS faun6d OGE- LU1hIWz
sent the crowd Wild when he m1de
iz1siv hit f1r thrse baGs into center Ceids
snf aIIc=1uz Pzhzu to score he WIS
left II third Il Thoups0u vas neIded
our 5v Howard Ward waited patiently
tor f1Cr balls and got tESns stealing the
se,-UuF bag Cahiu hit 70 DAVIS, Who
threw Md 10 first, Ward scoring karreA
and Howard were both out st first
Gail scoced On ! Wild pitch Power
died Al first
Third fnuiugs-Pryce and Sell were
u--t ort AZ srst- Izxelawe took his base
On halls. 1ut wls put o1I attempting TO
s1G.L seoul l------p AC-A----N - - x
hzlIs- Reilly hit q fy over second base
nsu-s ned Ehich LaTel2Ee cazght IN
shape ard made Z double play BY
4 eSuz Of Sharp At second CresDer
rs III By pitcher Leyeqse died AZ frst-
Fgerth innings = MzEEk2 fad 70
LeFea1e. PSh4u after making q base
hit tho1gbt he eoQid steal Eeeo1d, but
5aTetf EeDhokzIole s. a. retired AZ FIRST
Ward rzpVed Ter Two bags CahIH vzs
Eslied eus NJ first Ward crossing the
Plate FarrsN used q bat with hole