The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-05-25
RAPPING 4 RAFTING.
Honolulu Beating Kamchameha
Leads by One Game for
the Championship,
Both Batteries COnsign the
Struggle to the i'icld.
CiamOr aud CIanso IA the GranG
stand Increased Patronage
Treated 10 nui~ancp
of Noise.


tors thus far this season. Some who
attended for the first time Fave been
heard to say it was also for the last,
on account of their ears having been
outraged with the clamor and clangOr
of tooters for both sides. These
were armed with tin horns and other
instruments of discoTd, which IA
passed ball, a strike out, or base
hit was make preteXt for tiercel y
blowing. A double or treble hit, a
run or costly error made the blow
ers simply frantic, and it was ques'
ton whether the bursting of their
horns or the colIapsing Of their lungs
would sooner bring relief to the SUI
fering multitude.
HAY Wodehouse opened the
ball for the Honolulus with a two
base hit, stolen third and run on
passed ball q. Lucas got base on
balls, Whitney made a safe hit,
Chan Wilder a double. G. Lucas
went out at third, L. Wodehouse and
w. Lucas at first.-1.
Pahau out at first; Crowell, single,
left on third by Lawelawe's fly to
Chas. Wilder aud MeheuIa's foul fly
caught by w. Lucas.
Garter and Desha each set out
on passed balls, and with one passed
ball and Hay Warehouses; sacrifice
hit both scored. Chan. Wilder in
the meantime flew TO Mahuka, when
Desha had close call from attempt
ed double play. G.. Lucas went out
at first from secOnd.-2.
Makaimoku, Keiinol (strikes) and
Mahuka were speedily despal ched
%.
Whitney and Chan. Wilder
struck out, E. Wodehouse got to
first on Mathematical error, but W.
Lucas was caught on the fly by Pa
hau.-O.
Wahinemaikai, three strikes; Da-
Wis, balls, out at second from Chan.
Wilder; Pahau, strikes.-0.
4.-Carter, Desha and Chas. Will
der went quickly out-at first, foul
fly to Wahinemaikai, and fly to Pa
hau respectively. D.
Crowell and Lawelawe went to
base on balls and each stole second.
Meheula reached first on his hit
muffed by G. Lucas, Crowell coming
home. Makaimoku hit double,
bringing his two predecessors home,
and was brought home by double
from Kellinoi, who, advancing to
third on a wild throw by w. Lucas,
streaked home on sacrifice hit by
Mahuka. Wahinemaikai and Davis
striking out changed the din of tin
plated exultation from the Kameha-
meha to the Honolulu's Side.
5.-Hay Wodehouse, at first; g.
Lucas, on a fly, and Whitney, at
first, made quick exit.-0.
Pahau struck CONSERVATION into
the Honolulu trumpeters with two
base hit, and it was not diminished
when wild throw from the box adj
vanced him to third. Crowell hit
fly to the pitcher, and Chan. Wilder
dropped Lawelawe, who had got base
on balls. when he tried tie steal
second. w. Lucas retrieved his wild
throw by catching Meheula's fly,
second put out by him this inning.
%.
Cit was now looking serious for
the Honolulus, and they drew Them
selves up for some playing. Chan.
Wilder got to first through muff 10y
Pahau. E. Wodehouse hit a safe
one. w. Lucas hit three Dagger,
bringing two men in, following them
on a passed ball. Carter set the
tooters crazy by hitting another triple
effect and then coming home on
Desha's sacrifice. Chas. Wilder hit
a single, but went out on Hay Wode-
houses hit by Pahau's double play.
a.
Kamehameha nearly did something
this time-Mahuka, Mathematical
and Davis being left on Bases
7.-Honolulu failed to score. %.
Crowell went out at first. Lave
lave hit single and Meheula
triple, the latter scoring on Makai-
moku's sacrifice. Keliinoi struck
out. This tied the game and made
things exciling.-2.
Sc. Wodehouse went out at
first. W. Lucas got his first on a
muff by Makaimoku, to third on
Carter's single, and, after Desha was
caught on fly, the two came home
on Chas. Wilder's hit muffed by Pa
hau. Hay Wodehouse was retired at
first.-2.
Kamehameha was whitewashed. =
9.-Nothing being made by either
side, Honolulu stood winner by 8 to Z.
Willie Lucas made the finest run
ming catch of the season in the sixth
inning. He had to run so hard to
catch Makaimoku's foul fly that he
could barely check himself 10 save
collision with the fence at the left.
Chan. Wilder performed dashing
acrobatic feat in the ninth inning,
when, colliding with the bat stand,
he saved the stand by turning a clean
somersaut.
A vote of the grand stand would
decide for brass band on each side
in preference to the Misunderstanding
/ brigades of tOoters.
This game gives Honolulu a lead