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SATURDAYS GAME.
An Enthusiastic One Ball Was
Played - The HonOlulus

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the most interesting throughout, as
we'll as the best played, that has
been seen on the grounds this sea
son. The Honolulus seemed to know
that they had to play their best ball,
and they wound up the game with
only two errors to their credit.
Lucas pitched fine game, and, Civ
ing only three men bases on balls,
struck out four and held the Kane
hamehas down to three single base
hits and one two-bagger.
The Kamehamehas played strong
game throughout, but the other boys
had the best of it all through. Me-
heula pitched well, giving only one
man his base on balls. but he could
not hold the hitting down, for the
Honolulus "found the ball" for five
singles and a three-bagger. He
struck out four men. Altogether the
game was great credit to Homo
lulu base ballists, and if the boys
give us such ball as that, they GER
tainly deserve good patronage.
The attendance was fair, although
not many carriages were present.
Pahau opened the game by striking
but. Meheula followed him with pop.
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short order. Keliinoi got his first on an
error by w. Lucas, and stole second.
Wahinemaikai hit an easy grounder to
Lucas, who put him out at first, ending
the Kamehamehas first half. For the
Honolulus III. Wodehouse got his base
on balls. stole second and got to third on
a muffed ball by Mathematical. Geo.
Lucas struck out, and Whitney knocked
an easy one to Pahau, who threw wild to
first, letting Whitney have his base, and
Wodehouse came home with the first run
of the game to his credit. Whitney
then stole second. Chan. Wilder hit an
easy one to Meheula who threw him out
at first f.. Wodehouse flew out, leav
ing Whitney on third.
In the second inning Mahuka led off
for the Kamehamehas by flying out to
Hay Wodehouse. Lawelawe struck
out and Crowell knocked little one to W.
Lucas who easily put him out at first
Will Lucas opened the second inning for
the Honoulus by beautiful three
Dagger to left field. He scored on pass
ed ball by Davis. Carter knocked a
grounder to first base which Mahuka
stopped, and was put out. Desha and
Charlie Wilder both struck out.
In the third Davis got his base on
balls and stole second, but was caught
out very nicely by clean throw to Sec
ond by w. Lucas. Makaimoku struck
out, and Pahau knocked grounder to
Whitney who threw him out at first =
For the Honolulus, Hay Wodehouse hit
grounder to Pahau who threw him out
at first, and Geo. Lucas knocked the
same kind of ball to Makaimoku who
treated it in the same way Pahau did.
Then, with two men out, Whitney
made a clean base hit to center field,
Chan. Wilder got his base on a wild
throw by Mathematical, and E. Wode-
house got to first on fumbled
grounder by Makaimoku. This filled the
bases and it looked very much as though
the score would be increased then and
there. But W. Lucas knocked an easy
one to Pahau, who threw him out at
first. leaving Z. Wodehouse on first,
Chan. Wilder on second and Whitney on
third.
Meheula opened the fourth with two
Dagger to centerfield. Keliinoi struck
out and Wahinemaikai flew to E. Wode
house. Mahuka made base hit to left
field, giving Meheula third. Then Ma
huka stole second, and Lawelawe got
his base on balls. This filled the bases
for the Kamehamehas, and was the last
chance they had to win the game, but
fate was against them, and Mahuka was
caught off his base and put out, leaving
Lawelawe on first and Meheula on third.
The Honolulus went out in one, two,
three order in their half OF the fourth,
Carter knocking an easy one to Pahau,
who threw him out at first, Desha flying
out to Pahau and Charlie Wilder flying
out to Makaimoku.
/ Fifth Innings-Crowell flew out to
i Whitney, and Davis made base hit to
right field, but was put out on force
hit to Makaimoku to E. Wodehouse,
who threw him out at second. Makai-
moku got his base. Pahau flew out to
Whitney, leaving Makaimoku on second.
Hay Wodehouse made a base hit to
to Makaimoku, and got to third on a
wild throw by Mathematical. G. Lucas
flew out to Wahinemaikai, and Whitney
fouled out to the same man. Hay Wode-
house was caught between third and
home and put out at the plate by Davis.
Sixth innings-Meheula flew out to
Carter land Keliinol gothis base on balls,
and stole second. Wahinemaikai flew
out to Whitney and Mahuka knocked an
easy one to Hay Wodehouse, who put
him out, leaving Keliinoi on third
Chan. Wilder made base hit to center.
E. Wodehouse fouled out to Wahinemai-
kai. w. Lucas made a fine hit to Me-
heula, who threw Wilder out at second,
giving Lucas his base. Carter made a
base hit to right field, and Desha hit a
clean one to left, but was thrown out at
first, leaving Carter on second and Lucas
on third.
Seventh innings The Kamehamehas
retired one, two, three, Lawelawe flying
out to Whitney. Crowel knocked
grounder to Whitney, who threw him
out at first, and Davis fouled out to
Chan. Wilder-The Honolulus also went
out one, two, three. Charlie Wilder
knocked grounder to Pahau, who threw
him out at first. Hay Wodehouse hit
the same kind OF ball to Mathematical,
and Geo. Lucas flew out to Pahau.
Eighth innings-Makaimoku made
base bit to left, stole second and was
caught mapping on his base and thrown
out by w. Lucas. Pahau got his base on
balls, and tailed on wild throw by
Hay Wodehouse, this being the only
costly error made during the game. Me-
heula went out from Whitney to Hay
Wodehouse, and keliinoi flew out to