The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-27
SATURDAYS BALL GAME.
The KamehamehaS Add Another
Victory to Their String.

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The defeat of the Hawaiis by ths
Honolulus week ago had tend
ency to diminish the interest il
Saturdays game, though quite
large audience assembled at the bal
grounds to see what the Kane
hameha boys would do with the clul
with the new uniform. The idea tina
the Hawaiis would have ghost O.
a chance to win was not, for single
moment, entertained by any one who
had witnessed the performance {
week ago. The expression Their
faces wore was not a hopeful one
but the students were sanguine of 6
repetition of previous success.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the gong
sounded, and the boys took theil
corners for half-hour's practice, al
the end of which the piece was
thrown and the "Kams" won the
toss, the Hawaiis went to bat and
the band played-a dirge.
HOW THE GAME PROGRESSED.
Pryce made jab at the first ball
thrown and struck foul, but did better
next time by making base hit to right
tried to steal second on fist ball pitched
hut was captured by neat throw from
Davis to Pahau. kaOuii struck out
Dan sent an easy one to Pahau, retiring
gracefully at the first cushion. Pahau
was the first OF the students to handle
the ash stick and sent ball TO short
who passed it to Pryce and the batter
took his place on the bench. Meheula
RATED the ball nicely to Simmons ter
ritory, and the boy took first and Aliens
bad play helped him through to third +;
Keliinoi put the ball to Thompson who
found it too warm to be comfortable, and
let him get to first as Meheula came
home; keliinoi got to second, and then
stole home on Dams passed ball. Wa
hinemakai found Ian watchful and
Allen little more clever, and retired at
the three-strike call. Aliens wild pitch
Ing gave Mahuka first on balls, and a
bad throw got him to third, where he
was left by Lawelawe being struck out.
Two runs.
Second Innings Thompson took the
bat and after foul to right tapped the
ball light enough to lay it at the pitch
er's feet and quit at first; Morris made
first on good hit to third and his abil-
ity as slider helped him to second.
iuahiwa took his base on balls and stole
second while Morris made third, Sim
mons flew to Pahau while Cummins re-
peated ThOmpson's performance. No
runs.-CrOwell opened with good hit to
center which enabled him to reach first,
bad fielding helped him to second and a
good hit by Davis put him over the
home plate. Davis was on second when
Makaimoku took the bat and sent
ball to Morris who assisted in putting
two men on the bench. Pallau struck
to Simmons who held on to the ball like
grim death. One run.
Third Innings-Allen at the bat was
an easy one to stop; after tanning space
a few minutes was retired to the bench
closely followed by Pryce and Kaouli.
No runs After Pahau went out Mehe
ula made hit which but for Wilder's
advertisement on the fence would have
kept going. He was satisfied to rest on
seconu. keliinoi found it hard to strike
the ball and Allen did not get them over
the plate took base on balls. Wahine-
maikai tried to reach the ball but failed
in the attempt and was sent t., first after
being struck by the ball. Mahuka sent
the sphere high in the air but it landed
in Kaouli's hands and the batter was
out. Lawelawe's hit to center brought
in two men and let him get to second
Crowell batted to Thompson and was
put out while Davis sent fly to kaouli
who caught on and put side out. Two
runs.
Fourth Innings-Dan sent the ball to
second and was caught out. Thompson
batted the ball to the pitcher and Was
put out at first. Morris sent foul fly
and was put out by running catch by
Mahuka. No runs.-Pahau got a ball
to, suit him and sent !" lawn mower"
to second but was put out at first. Me-
heula made base hit to center. Kelii-
moi took his base on balls and Meheula
stole second. Wahinemakai made
clean hit to centerfieId and brought Me-
heula to the home plate and himself to
second. Mahuka struck a foul and was
nicely caught out by Luahiwa. Lave
lave struck the ball to Allen and was
put out at first. Two runs.
Filth Innings - Ludhiwa, Simmons
and Cummins retired in the one. two,
three order. No runs.-Crowell came to
bat and had to face Wood, who had re-
Iieved Allen as pitcher. Additional in
terest was added to the game at this
point, as the audience were satisfied that
Allen could not satisfactorily fill the
pitchers box. Wood started in we'll
enough and Crowell was put out at first
Davis made a great hit to centre and
ball into Luahiwa's hands, who dropped
it and let Joe get to second. Miserable
fielding helped him home. Pahau went
out on strikes and Meheula batted to
second but was put out at first. One
run.
Sixth Innings-Wood went out on foul
and Pryce was caught out by Wahine
makai; Kaouli went to first on error of
Pahau's, Dan retiring by quick play to
first by the same player. Keliinoi sent
the ball to Wood and was out on first.
Wahinemakai made several miserable
attempts to hit the ball but was bounced
out on strikes and Mahuka sent the ball
to second, who promptly passed it to first
and put him out. No runs.
Seventh Innings Thompson took his
base on balls and tried to sneak second
while Morris was batting the climate but
was put out. Morris tried to get his base
on a light hit in the diamond, but was
out on first; Luahiwa was caught out on
strikes No runs.-Lawelawe took his
base on balls, and by the misplay of
Luahiwa and Thompson got to third
Crowell put it to Simmons, who caught