The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-05-18
POOR PLAYING.
The Kamehamehas Defeat the Ha
walls 10 a Wretcned Match.

waits 10 a Wretcned VI atch.
Saturdays match of baseball was
one of the old-fashioned kind, about
as miserable an exhibition as they
used to make them when five or six
clubs were in the league. This was
a pity, too, for, although the attend
ance was not so large as on some
former occasions at the Association
Ground, there was a gathering too
respectable to be treated to game
bungled on both sides in return for
their money. Perhaps it was the
want of the much. abused presence
of the band that made the boys
spiritless.
/ The Kamehamehas went TO bat,
failing to score. Crowell made a
futile dash for home when two COM
rades were out. For the Hawaiis
Dan made brilliant three base hit
when two were out, but was left by
Thompson's being touched out by
Meheula.
Kamehameha scored the first run
in the second inning, getting base on
an error and working home on two
passed balls and muff of Mahuka's
hit. Hawaii went one better. keo-
hokalole made clean base hit. and
kept on TO third on wild throw,
then, Two men going out, Woods
hronxht h;p, han,a with haoutif,l
three-base hit. Woods came home
on single by Rosa.
A leather hunting picnic was given
to the Hawaiis in third inning. Davis
hit one of his sky scrapers to center,
where it was caught. Pahau got TO
first on his hit muffed by Keohoka
lole, Crowell hit single, Lawelawe
got base on balls, Meheula hit sin
gle, and the first two came home on
Meheula and throw to third, while
the last two ambled over the plate on
passed balls. Makaim0ku was caught
out on foul by Luahiwa. Keliinoi
got his base through Woods falling,
but Luahiwa got Mahuka's batted
ball and stopped the head runner at
second. Thompson scored another
for Hawaii this inning, by getting to
bird on wild throw of his batted
ball and then running in on Keoho-
kalole's base hit.
Lawelawe in the fifth added one
more to Kamehameha score, hitting
a single and coming home on Mehe-
ula's two base hit. Four were piled
on the majority in the sixth, Davis
opening the scene with a single,
followed by Pahau and Crowell with
muffs, and Lawelawe with single,
all scoring and base hits following
by Meheula and Makaimoku without
result.
In the seventh Mathematical get
ting base on muff, reached second
on passed ball, and was brought
home by double of Pahau, whom
Crowell's single brought in. Hawaii
picked up two units this time, Pryce
opening with two Dagger followed
by Kaouli with single, both coming
home on Dams hit and wild throw
ing. Hawaii's stock went apprecia-
bly, up again in the eighth, when
Luahiwa and Woods scored, base
hits being made by Woods and
Pryce.
The Kamehamehas arose in their
might, or else in the other fellows
weakness, in the ninth. They hit
five singles and one double (Wahine-
maikai making one of each) had
eleven turns at the bat, and runs
were made by Wahinemaikai, Pahau,
Crowell, Meheula, Makamoku and
Keliinoi. Most of the people now
left the grand stand, not waiting to
see Thompson fly to Meheula and
Keohokalole and Lane go out from
double play.
Thompson's coaching for the Ha-
waits in the California mode was
about the most entertainin feature
of the match. The score is as fol-
lows: