The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
A COCO CAME.
The stars Baat the Name hane has
--ftye To Three and sn Inning to
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Saturdays match Of baseball was
q good one throughout and in every
respect. The Stars overcame the
Kamehamchas, five TO three runs in
eight to nine innings. The batteries
of both clubs played admirably and
were well supported in the field.
Three mutual whitewashes in sue
cession at the beginning of the game
prove the precision OF the play.
Scarcely was there an error 10 re-
cord till the game was more than
half over. An immense attendance
watched the game. The grand
stand was filled. Ranks OF men and
boys lined the barrier between the
stand and the diamond. Hundreds
observed the sport from rows OF car
riages and saddle horses on the four
sides of the ground. BY request of
Major Wodehousc, British Commits
sioner, the Royal Hawaiian Band
played during the mach, in honor
Of Queen Victoria's birthday. 1t
played "God Save the Queen at
the close. "McGinty" was finely
played in the concert, and "Annic
Rooney" SO imprcssively that it was
easy to imagine there was not dry
eye on the square. The weather
was that OF perfect Honolulu sum
mcr afternoon. Mcs,rs. w. A.
Wall and Henry ka!a umpired the
game to universal satisfaction. Fol
lowing is a summary ending with
the official score:
First innings. -- kamehamehas to
bat, Pahau got base on balls, ont
stealing second. Wise took his leave
on strikes, and Crowcli was inter-
ceptcd at first base. Chandler of
the Star club went to base on balls,
second on Chan. Wiider's hit, and
third on j. Perry's first gained
through II mufr by Crowcli. These
three were then left on bases by
Wodehouse, Chas. Wilder, and A.
Perry's striking out.
Second innings - Davis hit to
Chas. Wilder, who fell and under
threw, giving him first. Mahuka
was dropped at first from Carter,
who nearly made it u double play
on Davis at second. Laweiawc
! went the way Of the previous batter,
and Makaimoku failed at the same
stage. .-COnradt and Winter hit the
inoflcnsive atmosphere three times
each, and Davis dropped Carter al
| first base.
Third innings Wahlnemaikai was
tumbled At first from Nodehousc,
Richard from Carter, and Pahau
from a. Perry. y.-ChaId!cr hit &c
Makaimohu, WHO didn't get il it
| time, stole second, and went /,
third on j. Pcrry's out by MahukI
at first, after Chan. Wilder hac
thrice missed hits. WOdchouse VA,
dropped at first from Lawelawr.
Fourth innings Wise strnc!
three times. Crowell hit for first
got second on somebody's blunder
third on Davis retirement at frs
from Chas. Wilder, and home on
hit by Mahuka. Lawelawc ut frs
made third out.--Chas. Wilder re
| gistercd single TO left field. Wen
TO second on A. Pcrry's base hit, I
third on Conradts, and home o
Winters. Carter gave iiy to first
and Chandler one to right; the
Chan. Wilder hit the sphere hut no
far enough to relieve the full bases
kamehameha ! Star !.
Fifth innings Makaimoku o
strikes and Mathematical at fir:
went ont, and Richard, whom Cal
ter failed to stop at first, was lei
on second by y brilliant runnin
catch OF Pahan by Conradt, --..
Perry and Wodehouse were reno,
ed a. first. Chas. Wilder hit twt
baser, and scored Oh . single by a
Perry. Conradt made three Val
strokes. star |, total ,.
Sixth innipgs---Wisc struck on
Crowcil and Davis were feIlcd ;
first from the box and second ba'
rcspectivcly.--Wiuter struck on
Carter tipped foul to the catche
Chandler could not reach first b,
fore the bali from short stop.
Seventh innings--MahUka dona
ed foul TO the catcher. Lawelav
got start on balls, made gallai
slides to second and third, al
crossed the plate on Makaimoku
out at first. Wahinemaikai close
the scene with three strikes. So
Chan, Wilder accommodated secor
base with fly. j. Perry reache
first on an error, stole second, an
scored on two-baser by Wod
house. Chas. Wilder aud a. PERI
went out in tandem trying to hit II