The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-17
FINEST ON RECORD.
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Association ball grounds. The at.
tendance vas large aud great enthu,i-
asm reigucd throughout. The Royal
Hawaiian Band was in attendance
and dsCoursed selections during the
match. the music varying in accord
ance with the play. The kameha-
mehas entered two new players,
kauhaue playing right field and |.
Harbottle playing centre. Some very
brilliant as well as poor plays were
made on both sides, in the start, but
in the progress of the game the boys
seemed TO warm up and it was any
body's game up to the finish. The
Honolulus entered their strongest
team this season in good fettle, and
although they played well, the fates
seemed to be against them.
The Honolulus entered the box for
the first innings - H. Wodehouse to
the bat. He hunted the sphere for
a safe, stole second, advanced to
third by G. Lucas base hit, and
scored on II. Whitney's safe. @.
Lucas came home on the same hit,
while Whitney also crossed the plate
on Chan. Wilder's Intellectual effort
to reach first. +. Wodehouse COW
cred the initiation bag, but bit the
dust at second. W. Lucas made a
circuit of three bags on errors, but
died there on o. Carter's cleaving of
the atmosphere with his telephone
pole, made especially for slicing the
air. Score 3. Kamehamehas-,Pa-
hau to the bat, swiped the sphere for
a safe, stole second and was advanc-
ed by Harbottle's out at first. Pa
hau covered the terminus on p.
Davis safe hit, Davis tailed on
Baker and Mahuka's base hits, Baker
coming home on errors. l. Harbottle
was struck out, and Makalmoku re-
tired on short fy.-Score 3.
The second innings was series of
knoek-outs, Parker, Cbas. Wilder,
and II. Wodehouse suffering defeat
in the first round.-0. Kauhane hit
the sphere for safe but retired at
second. Pahau foul hit the ball,
which, however, rolled into the dia-
mond and he was touched out before
he could realize the position. c.
Bridges did not get on 10 w. Lucas
downshoots and snakelike curves,
and retired-0.
Third innings-G. Lucas started
the sphere rolling with a safe, stole
second but bit the dust at third.
Whitney had blood in his eye and
made tremendous lurch at the ball,
which carried him safely to first.
Chan Wilder was put out at the same
bag, advancing Whitney to second.
f. Wodehouse died at the plate-0.
Harbottle safe at first, stole second
and third. p. Davis sent the sphere
sky-scraping, which was accepted by
G. Lucas, bringing Harbottle in.
Baker retired at first, and Mahuku
followed his Footsteps.
Fourth innings-W. Lucas sue.
cumbed to Baker at first. Carter hit
short and was also retired, and Par
ker was touched out at second-0.
|. Harbottle struck out, Makaimoku
sent fly to Whitney, and Kauhane
tried left and right to hit the sphere
but failed dismaIly-0.
Fifth innings-H. Wodehouse
struck out, G. Lucas sent short
fly to Mahuka, and Whitney was
caught mapping at tirst-0. The
kams-Bridges, Pahau and Harbot
tie were put out in short order, no
one reaching frst-0.
Sixth innings--Chan Wilder start
ed the ball, reached first, stole Sec
ond and came home on E. Wode-
houses base hit; K. Wodehouse
reached third and died there. w.
Lucas, Parker and Carter severally
bit the dust at first, tying the
game at 4. Davis failed to connect
bat with ball Baker safe at first, bit
the dust at second. Mahuka reached
the second bag; |. Harbottle got base
on balls; both died there on MakaI-
moku's out on strikes-0.
Seventh innings - Chas. Wilder
popped a short fly, II. Wodehouse
reached first and stole second, but
died there, as G. Lucas and H.
Whitney were tripped up at first-O.
Kauhane and Bridges out at first.
Pahau reached first and stole second,
but Harbottle quenched the enthusi-
asm by failing to reach the first bag
%.
!. Eighth innings-Chan Wilder and
f. Wodehouse peremptorily retired,
and w. Lucas in trying to reach
second was put out-0. Davis and
Baker retired, and Mahuka reached
first on an error by Chas. Wilder,
but l. Harbottle could barely hit the
ball-0.
Ninth innings Parker retired at
first, and Chas. Wilder and II.
Wodehouse hunted the ball for safe
hits. q. Lucas made the second out
by short fly, while II. Whitney in
race for first was defeated by the
sphere-0. Makaimoku safe, stole
second, but did not go any farther,
as Kauhane and Bridges failed to hit
the sphere an Pahau flew out-0.
Tenth innings-Chan. Wilder was
put out at second, f. Wodehouse
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