The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11
All HOnOluluS Ahead Half the
Game.
But Break Badly the Latter
Half.
Csliforni.s Winning by Nine tc
Three---Record Of the Match.

The reserved seats showed the
only group of any density in the
stand yesterday, the seats TO the
right and left having only sprinkl-
ing of spectators. High cool winds
prevailed and robbed the occasion
of some OF the usual cheer,
besides making some difficulties for
the players in the arena. Fly and
foul balls would describe fantastic
curves that baffled the most skilful
catchers to intercept at times. Mr..
j. w. Winter was umpire behind
the bat. Some of his strike calls
were considered by experts in the
stand to be rather liberal to the
batteries. Mr.. Coyne, umpire in
the field, caused dissatisfaction by
changing his decision from safe"
to tout" in the case of Lucas at
second in the eighth inning, when
the pitcher was understood by many
to have baked and gone out of his
box as we'll. Chandler replaced
Thompson at short, and was replaced
by Conradt at center, in the Homo
lulus.
RECORD OF THE GAME.
ALI Honolulus to the bat.
Chan. Wilder hit the second ball
pitched away TO the left overhead
and made his second base, reached
third on single by w. Lucas, and
home on throw to second. Lucas
stole second, reached third on a
muffed ball at that point, and home
on wild throw to third. Parker
was put out at first by Reilly, even
with lost time by tumble. Whit
ney tapped the ball few yard in
side the left line, and made first by
the pitchers falling, but was put
out at second on Chandeliers hit,
after Luahiwa had made three in
effectual waves of the hickory.-2.
Cahill, base hit, stole second,
home on Hulen's single and Con-
radt's tumble, after Farrell had
struck out. Hulen stole second and
third, and Powers, base on balls,
stole second. Sharp hit fly to
Chandler, who next cut Reilly off at
first.
| Garter, three strikes; Con-
radt, fly to Dreamer, and Wode-
house, three strikes, were out in
quick succession.-0, total 2.
Dreamer got first on Luahiwa' 8
letting the ball roll between his legs,
second on passed ball, but Wilder
made up for that by mailing him at
third. Leveque, base on balls, stole
second. Ward could not meet
Lucas elusive drops over the plate,
and Cahill sent fly to Whitney,
0, total l.
S.-Wilder was put out by Le-
vogue on hit, Lucas tipped to
Ward, and Parker swung the bat
wildly three tlmes.-0, total 2.
Farrell was let to first by Chand-
ler's muff, but Wilder sent the ball
hurtling ahead of him to Whitney at
second. Hulen could not see three
fair balls. Powers, base on balls,
to third on base hit by Sharp, who
stole second, but both were left by
lightning work of the battery on
Reilly.-0, total /.
4. Whitney ran fast, but Hulen
threw to first ahead of him. Lua-
hiwa again hit wildly at balls be-
yond his reach. Chandler got to
J first by Powers fumbling the ball to
everybody's establishment, then al.
lowed himself to be caught mapping
in the face of the keenest vigilance.
20, total 2.
Dreamer rolled the ball to Park.
er's feet and retired. Leveque real.
lied that Lucas can pitch a decep-
tive ball. Ward received pitched
ball in the stomach, and lay down
on his face with groan. He soon
recovered and stole second, which
he would not have done only that
Wilder was holding the ball, await,
ing decision on claimed third
strike of Cahill. Cahill, getting the
decision in his favor, hit a single
and brought Ward home, and then
Farrell went down before Lucas
finest art.-l, total 2.
5.-Carter hit Intellectually al
Leveque's curves. Conradt made {
single, but was forced out ON hit by
Wodehouse, whom Wilder sent u
second, and who got home on wilC
throw from Ward TO third, which
let Wilder TO third, but Lucas fell 1
victim to his own medicine admins
tered by Leveque.-l, total 8.
Hulen started the first leather
hunting picnic of the day by a sin
. gle bunt, stole second and got t,
) third on Powers single aided b,
Luahiwa's slow work throwing u
first, and came home on Sharp
7 single. Powers made second on
, throw TO third from first, third OF
Sharp's hit, and home on Dreamer
Z out at FIRST from Whitney, afte
} Reilly had famed the gals thre
! times. Sharp stole second, advances
. on Dreamer, and came home Will
Leveque ran on al uncaught thir'
: strike. Ward hit the ball this time