The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

Conradt teHdrrcd his respect to
Self, Winter sent Il ily to Thompson.
aud Carter battcd magnificent
liner to right field. He entered on
circuit Of the bases with joyful an
;icipations Of q home run. Rosa
captured the nccting sphere and the
thunderous applause of spectators.
Wodehou5e would have scored in
this innings but for the shrewdncss
Of rrycc who let Perry take hi, see.
ond. The lIawaiis saw first haec iu
dreams only, Rosa and Thompson
flying to Carter, and kHia being an
tiCipated ut first 10y Chandler.
SEVENTH INNINGS.
The Stars had now the comforting
retrospect Of five successive goose
eggs rs an Offset to their five runs.
Meek failed to improve his oppor-
tunity on Chan. Wildcr's hit. Chas.
Wilder made single and Chan.
was caught at third by Dan 5 throw.
Chandler flew to Rosa. A fine two
base hit of j. Perry brought Char
ley bone, but Perry himself was
left on first by Warehouses; extnir-
ton at first through Meek. Dan
struck out. pryce made IL three
baggcr; Luahwa reached tirst
through sheer luck, Prycc scoring.
Morris got first and i.uahiwa home
on Carter's muff. Sells bat took
him to second on wild throw of
Wodehouse to first. Chas. Wilder
refused Meck's offer and Self came
home. Rosa took first on balls and
second on cheek. Thompson struck
out and Kaia was restored to the
bntter's bench by Chandler and
Perry, leaving Morris and Rosa TO
mourn his loss.
EIGHTH INNINGS.
Meek bcheaded A. Perry at first.
Conradt's fly was so daintily finger
ed by Self that he took two bases.
Two base hits being in order Winter
brought him home. Carter liked
two bases so we'll that he brought
Winter home. Chan. Wilder had
caught on to the general fondness
tor two bases and Carter came home
on his effort only to be gently re-
insta,cd on third by the umpire
owing to Chan. Wilder's bat being
"becked." He tailed Subsequent
| ly. Chas. Wilder flew to Thompson,
and Chandler made no effort to run
after the third strike and was touch
cd out. Chandler rctaliated by as
sassinating Dan and Prycc n, first
aud striking ont Luahiwa.
NINTH INNINGS.
j. Perry scored. Wodchouse few
to Self, Conradt to Thompson, ant
Winter popped up high one fol
the benefit Of Dan, leaving a. Perry
in the lurch. Again the Stars ap
piled the whitcwash brush smearin2
Morris, Self and Meek, the frs
dying to Wodchousc, and the Others
falling victims to Chandler $ zigzags
TENTH INNINGS.
The game was now tie and inter
est was excited to the highest pitch
Morris cut off Carter at first, Chan
Wilder got first by Thompson,
kindness but was caught mapping by
Meek. Chas. Wilder fouled TO Dan
Rosa made fine line hit TO righI
field which was stopped by j. Perry
with one hand. He was running a
such speed, however, that he coulC
not retain the bau. But Rosa onl,
made first. He stole second ano
reached third on Thompson's single
Thompson sloped to second whils
the admiring glances of Chandlel
were fixed on Willie Lucas. Kai,
struck out and Dan assumed tn,
plate with two men on bases and on
man out He solved all doubts b,
n hit safely beyond Winter, bring
ing in two men. Whether he him
self was entitled to home run vii
ever remain in doubt, the Stars real
izing they could not win the game
if they played all night resigned!
threw up the sponge. Following is
the official scoIc.--
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