The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-28
THE STARS BEATEN.
n ameh Amelia Defcata the star Club
Eleven to Mine.


clubs. \ large proportion of those
! who crowded the grand stand were
I ladies. Close ranks OF male spccta-
! tors looked over The guard fence in
/ front, and there were hosts OF old
and young III carriages and saddles
/ lining the outer fences.
l.--kamehameha led the innings.
Pahau was hit by The pitcher and
accepted the invitation TO take his
first base. Wise hit bail to third,
who nuffed and them oycrthrew it to
l'rst, giving him the second base
and bringing Pahau home. Crowell
went out on fly to right, and Davis
and Mahuka were dropped at first.
On the Star side Chan. Wilder and
Chas. Wilder were struck out.
Chandler hit beautiful bounding
ball to right centre, but was left on
base by J. Perry's unavailing swipes
ut the unsubstantia air. kamcha-
meha |, Star q.
2.-Lawelawc propelled n fly to
pitcher. Makaimoku went down al
first. Mathematical did better but
never got past second, as Richards
became the third victim by n throw
from second to first. Wodehousc
and A. Perry each got base on balls
and stole second: the first sue.
cumbed in daring effort to slide
to third, which the second reached
on a passed bali. Conradt tipped q
foul into expert hands. Winter
went to first on balls and stole Sec
ond, following Perry home on a
base hit by Carter. Chan. Wilder
ended the tusslc at first with the as
sistancc of the pitcher. Kamcha-
mella 0, Star 2.
3.---Pahau got base on balls and
stole second; Wise was saved at
first by muff and stole second,
while Pahau reached home on the
error; then, when Crowell had been
removed at first, Davis hit for third
base, bringing Wise home. Mahnka
brought Davis home, but failed him
self at second, and LawGlawe made
three strikes and third out. Chas.
Wilder was helped out ut first by
short stop. Chandler hit one,
was advanced to third by j. Perry's
single, and home by Warehouses;.
j. Perry went out between third and
the plate, and A. Perry by three
strikes, leaving Wodehousc strand
ed Kamehamcha 3, Star |.
i.-Makaimoku was suppressed
at first. Mathematical made first
and stole second. Richards struck
out and Pahau getting first on balls
stole second, the first runner having
maac his third. Wise by n base hit
brought home Walinemaikai, and
! on wild throw from the catcher,
intended to drop the last one at
second, both runners scored. A
dispute arose, however, over COLI
sion between Pahau and the Stars
|, short-stop on the line from second
to third. The umpire, Mr.. Board
man, had not observed the incident
therefore declined to give judgment
against the runner. There was q
protest and the umpire retired
This caused q suspension of play
for ten inmates, when Harry Whit
ney of the Honolulu and Morris keo
hokalolc Of the Hawaii Club consent
= ed to jointly umpire the remaindc
of the game. Crowell then bit frs
. and stole second, where he was lief
' by Davis retiring at first. Conrad
: and Winter were obliterated at frs
> and Carter retired on strikes. ka
: mehameha ), Star 0.
- j.-Mahuka won first base bu
was squelched at second. Lawelaw,
. made first, advancing to second Of
: Makaimoku's first, both going Oh
stage at Wahinemaikai's out at first
= and home on a fly hit by Richard
to the pitcher and muffed. Pahau
. two-baser brought in Richards, tn
y striker getting third on passed ball
: and homo on Wise's base hit. TIN
. last stole second and third, but wa
left by Crowell fouling out. Chan
and Chas. Wilder each set out Oh
balls; the former stole second
reached third on Chandeliers out a
first, and home on j. Perry's frs
: by short throw from short-stop
n Wodehouse hit fly to the pitcher
: A. Perry took base on balls, and {
r base hit by Conradt brought Chas
s Wilder and J. Perry home, and tn
S other Perry to third. Conradt stol
e second but Winter striking out lief
c the two on bases. Kamehamcha 4
# Star 3.
u G.-Davis went out on foul
o Mahuka got first, then second OF
= Lawelawe's out at first, but Makai
). moku cut him short by going out a
a first. Carter was hit by pitcher
II stole second, and came home O
e Chan. Wilder's base hit. Chan
n stole second and got to third o
!. Chas. Wilder's hit, who also stol
q second. Chandler made fatal Il
T. and j. Perry three vain strokes i
II the air, and rs Wodehouse hit
" first Chan. was dropped close to tn
2 home plate. Kamehameha 0, Star
n -Wahinemaikai and Richard
II both dropped tiers into the secon
baseman's hands, and Pahau's ba
was picked up by the same fielder
II too quickly for the runner. Carte
le thus put two out and assisted in til