The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-01
HONOLULUS HOlSTED.
They Receive a Gift Of Nine
Goose Eggs,
Third Straight Triumph of The
CALIFORNIA;.
Diminished Attendance Fair Wen-
thcr--A Tired ThrOng.
Diminished Attcndance.- Fair Wen-
thcr--A Tired Throng.

w ~ tuilo III Illt lliSb NltNN
was put in the box TO help such
realization out, but had TO be dis
placed by w. Lucas as n desperate
resort in the eighth inning. The
Honolu,us did their best to score
but failed every time, and they
proved helpless in preventing the
visitors from piling up sixteen runs.
There was an appreciable falling
off in the attendance. Scores of re-
served seats stared blankly on the
ground, while there were not nearly
so many carriages behind the rail as
OH the previous day. Probably the
bad weather of the morning and the
still threatening aspect of the sky
were the main factors in this strange
result for a Saturday.
Chas Il. Wilder and Nj. Kcohoka-
lole were umpires, and j. w. Winter
scorer.
RECORD OF THE GAME.
1.-Wodehouse opened grandly
for the home nine with two-bag-
ger to the left, going to third on
Coyne, who was put out by n throw
from the pitcher to first base, after
Chandler had retired on fly to the
same spot. Wilder took base on
balls and stole second, but Whitney
disappointed the fair prospect of q
score by going out like Coyne.-0.
Cahill got first on Wodehouse's
failure to grapple with a low thrown
ball, got second on Farrell's cut by
Wodehouse from Whitney, third on
Howard's base hit, and home on
Powers out at first from Chandler.
| Howard stole third and came home
on Sharp's single. Reilly was fab
bergastcd by Wodehouse from
Meek. =.
2.-Conradt made the second bag
by beautiful grounder close to the
line running to the extreme left, but
was put out trying to steal third. A.
Lucas hit to Reilly, who intercepted
him at first. Friedenberg made
third out by hitting the atmosphere
instead of the Spalding-sphere.
Creamer started a picnic with a
single, Leveque, Ward, Cahill (sin-
gles), and Farrell (double) follow
ing him round the bases, the last
named on Powers, after Howard
had been dropped at first. Powers
reached third on Coyne's short
coming, and came home on Reilly's
first by muff of Wodehouse, after
Sharp had struck out. Creamel
ended the misery of beholders by
hitting fly to Chandler. &C, tota
s.
3.-Meek hit fly to Farrell
Wodehouse was dropped by Reilly's
unerring throw to Powers, and
Chandler went the same way.
Leveque raped fly to Coyne
Ward made base hit, coming
home on Cahil's three baser. Far
rell tipped to Wilder, and Howard
was dropoed by Meek to Wodehouse
i, total 8.
4.-Coyne hit the air thrice. Will
der made a beautiful two Dagger
and was advanced to third by Whit
ney's single. Conradt struck out
and A. Lucas was cut off at first by
Howard.
Powers made double and SCORED
just before third man out. SharI
failed on three fair balls, Reilly
reached first on Meek's error
Creamer gave a fly TO Whitney, anc
Leveque was snuffed out at first
/, total 10.
5.-Friedenberg was put out by
Wodehouse, Meek was caught ou
by A. Lucas, and Wodehouse by
Cahill.
Ward got base on balls, seconc
on passed bail, third on Cahill, ,hom
on Farrell. Cahill flew it to Coyne
Farrell was cut off at first by Chand
ler's good throwing, and Howard
egregiously failed in bunt, tina
rolled easily to Wodehouse.-1
total IL.
c. Chandler hit TO Howard an,
that Was enough, Coyne was shelveC
| ny IOWcTS WlIllOuJ 10 aloluuCC, ulll
Wilder missed three fair opportu
mites.
Powers, Sharp and Reilly wen
out in row, the crowd applaudinl
the whitewash long and loud
Powers at first from the pitcher
Sharp by a fly to Conradt, an'
, Reilly by Whitney's throw to first
: %, total IL.
7.-Whitney sent the missile roll
ing to Howard, who catapulted ii I
first ahead of the runner, Conradt
Lucas and Friedenberg made sin
giles, but Conradt was cut off q
third, and Meek retired on strikes
} Creamer was allowed To staI
another picnic by Wodehouse's fai
me 10 hold the bail, reached secon
ON passed bali (Which Wilder u
deemed by putting leyequo after
base hl out at seoond), and HON
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