The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-27
AN EXCITING FINISH.
Kamehamehas Beat h.
waits 10 to 6.
Victory Nearly SmaIched from the
Over Confident Champions.

mehameha and the Hawaii players
had showed themselves on the dia-
mond, each having played the Homo
lulus once, and popular judgment
was that the Hawaiis would not be
in it this time. This judgment was
more than affirmed by the result up
to the eighth inning, when suddenly
the crushed nine gathered themselves
in an effort that almost wrecked the
grand stand and that clearly FRAT
tied" the conquering heroes. Had
the next inning been similar, Ka,
mehameha's big lead would have
vanished. The Royal Hawaiian
Band played selections while the
match was in progress. Below is a
record of The game followed by the
official score:
l. Hawaii to bat. I. Pryce, base
hit, fell out at second. haouli tried
in vain to reach first on strikes.
Dan was dropped at first from Pa
hau. %.
Pahau was retired at first by
Thompson. MeheuIa, base hit, ad-
vanced to third, home on Keiinoi's
single to left field. Keliinoi stole
second and third, Mathematical
striking out meanwhile, and home on
wild pitch, but LaweIawe's striking
out left him.
2. Thompson was let out by his
vis-a-vis, Makalmoku's, dead shot
from short. Keohokalole gained
first through Wahinemaikai's muff
and stole second, and Luahiwa came
after him on four balls, but both
were left by Simmons flying to Pa
hau and Cummns' being touched
out by Pahau.
Crowell, base hit, stole second
without stopping, got to third on
passed ball, and home on a muff by
Thompson which gave Davis first.
Makaimoku hit fly to Keohokalole,
who double-played Davis out at
second. Pahau flew to Simmons
3. Allen, Pryce and kaouli were
quickly put out by Meheula's battling
curves. %.
Meheula hit a double, was forced
third by Keliiuoi and Wahinemaikai's
bases ON balls, and came home with
Keliinoi on double by Lawelawe,
after Mahuka had hit fly to Kaouli.
Crowell flew to Thompson, and Davis
by a double brought home Wahine-
maikai and Lawelawe. Makaimoku
flew to kaouli.-4.
4. Dan, fly to Pahau; Thompson,
intercepted at first by Meheula's
throw, and Keohokalole fly to Ma
huka, made quick work of the Ha-
waiis.-O.
Pahau was dropped by KeohoEa-
lole to Pryce. Meheula, single, to
second on wild pitch, home on Wa
hinemaikai's single, after Kelinoi
had started on balls. Mahuka flew
to Keohokalole, and Lawelawe was
third out at first from Alen.-l.
5. Luahiwa, strikes Simmons, at
first, and Cummins, strikes, made
another gloomy procession
Crowell hit an early delivery of
Wood, who was now put in the box
for Hawaii, but Keohokalole sent the
ball to first ahead Of him. Davis hit
a single, got to second on a passed
ball, stole third and came home on
another pass. Makaimoku reached
first on a muff by Luahiwa. Pahau
struck out, while the crowd appIaudtd
with deafening loudness this initial
triumph of the new pitcher Meheula
hit to Thompson, who dropped him
at tirst.-l.
6. Wood foul tipped to Davis.
Pryce flew TO Wahiuemaikai. ka-
Gull reached first on Pahau's muff,
but Dan brought the sixtN goose
egg by going out at first from Pahau.
%.
Keliinoi hit to Wood, who threw
with fatal celebrity to first. Wahine-
maikai made wrinkles in the air
three times, and again the crowd
went frantic. Mahuka was retired
at first from Keohokalole, when the
applause that had never ceased
broke out in predetermined volume,
%.
Z. Thompson got base on balls,
but Meheula cut off his career at
second. Keohokalole was retired by
ahinemaikai to Mahuka, and Lua-
hiwa ended another chance by thrice
beating the air,-0,
Lawelawe got base on balls, Sec
ond on passed ball, third on wild
throw by Luahiwa to second, and
home on passed ball. CrowelI flew
to Simmons. Davis hit a single,
gained second on muff by Cummins,
third on wild pitch. Makaimollu
struck out, giving another occasion
for an ebullition Of enthusiasm, which
went screaming wild when Pahau
went out on fly. i,
8. This inning the tables were
turned, and there was a prospect, if
it was little desperate, Of the vie
tory being snatched from the cup
holders of 1890. Simmons opened
different prospect by retiring at first
from Meheula, Cummias went to
first on four balls, was streakiug for
second when Wood hit away to tie
right, and Lawelawc fumblin, Cum
Minis came home and WOOD made
second. Pryce gained third by the
mulling of Croweli and Davis,
while Wood came home. Ka9ulj
flew TO kcliiuOi, Dan ran ON strikes