The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-15
New RaWaiiS Hold Cahf0T-
MAS Down to One Run
in Six Innings.
Then Bad Weather Takes an
Inning and Spells the
Game.
Preliminary Sports--A long Throw
--TOrbert the Champion
Runner.

There was an obvious improve
ment in the attendance at Saturdays
baseball match, the last of the inter-
national series, as compared with
several previous games. A large
proportion of the spectators were on
hand an hour before the ball game.
to see the series of sports that were
advertised. Some of the entered
contestants were, however, not feel
ing in condition and only two of the
events came off.
Luahiwa, Reilly, Carter and Sharp
threw the ball three trials each.
Reilly, of the California nine, was
the winner, throwing 3l4 feet. j,
o, Carter, jr., and Luahiwa, of the
Hawaiian League, made the next
best throws.
The hundred yards running race
was easily won by j. l.. Torbert of
Honolulu, in IL seconds. He was
able to look at his opponent, Farrell
of California, over his shoulder in
the finishing quarter.
The st. Louis College band play
ed number of selections in the
hour preceding the game. Their
playing was excellent and the kind
ness of the faculty in granting the
free use of the band is worthy of pub.
lie gratitude.
THE BALL GAME.
A clark horse" entered the pitch
er's box for the New Hawails, in the
person of Meheula, of the Kameha
meha Juniors. He gave good pro-
mise of being coming terror in the
Hawaiian League, as the CALIFORNIA;
only got three base hits in six in
nings, while two strikes we're called
on them frequently. His inexpe-
rience told against him IN the sew
enth inning, when decision that
he had baked seemed to break him
up altogether; but fortunately
that inning does not count, as rain
stopped the game before any of the
CALIFORNIA; were out. The wet ball
also is responsible for the total col
lapse of the Hawaiis' game in that
inning.
New Hawaiis to bat. Pryce
and Lawelawe, good batters both,
failed to hit Cahil's delivery, and
Kamakauahoa (Dan) went the same
way after Mahuka had made clean
base hit.-0.
Cahill hit into Luahiwa's hands.
Farrell got base on balls, but Ka-
makauahoa pinned him at second,
and Hulen hit fly to Carter.-0.
2.-Pahau was put out first by
throw from Ward, Carter 10y the
same from Hulen. Davis got first
on Reily's error, but Ward cut him
off stealing second %.
Powers and Sharp went out at
first, from Pahau and Luahiwa re-
speclively. Reilly reached first on
wild throw by Pryce, but attempts
ing TO steal second was put out by
Meheula to Mahuka to Pahau.-0.
3.-Luahiwa faithfully maintain
ed his unbroken record of strikes
from the previous game. Meheula
got base on balls, and on Pryce's
hit went out with him by fine double
play-Creamer to Powers to Cream.
er.-0.
Creamer made base hit, stole
second, to third on passed ball, and
made the first run on Leveque's out
at first from Luahiwa. Ward drop
ped fly to pahau. Cahil hit a
single, but had close call from a
splendid throw by Carter. He was
forced out at second on Farrell 5
hit.
4.-Lawelawe, Mahuka and Ka-
makauahoa hit flies in quick success
sion to Dreamer, Sharp and Powers
respectively.-o.
Hulen tipped foul to Kamakaua-
hoa, Powers was ciphered at first
from Pahau, as was Reilly, leaving
his predecessor, Sharp, who got first
on Luahiwa's error, on his stolen
second. total |.
5.-Pahau gave Upper to Ward,
Carter flung about wildly three
times, Davis was intercepted at first
by Cahill's throw. %.
Creamer hit fly to Pryce; Lee
vogue hit single, got to third on
Wards double, but was downed at
the plate by Luahiwa's prompt
throwing to the catcher. Calll got
first on Pryce's tumble, second on
throw home. Farrell was third out
by Luahiwa to Mahuka. 20, total |.
6.-Luahiwa and Meheula struck
foul flies, which were welcomed 10y
Powers and Hulen respectively, and
Pryce sent straight fly to Sharp.
%.
HUlen hit into Pahau's sure
clutches. Powers, base on balls,
failed in stealing second from the
calcher's vigilance, and Sharp rap.
ped fly to Carter.-0. total /.
In the next inning, amounted,
Lawelawe struck out, and Mahuka
aud Kamakauahoa each gave Hulen