The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-13
SPORTS.
Stars Fall upon the Ka-
mehamehas.
Seventeen to Nine.

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mines evolved o good many
surprises. There was a fair-sized
gallery, with sympathy for the
Stars preponderating. Perhaps
it was not surprising that the Ka-
mehamebas scored twice in the
first inning, but they we're prob
ably surprised themselves to get a
goose egg in the second. They,
however, kept strong lead until
the end of the sixth inning, when
they came to dead stop in
scoring. In the seventh inning
the Stars seemed to wake up and
begin to play ball. They turned
down the lead of three the Ka-
mehamehas had and took lead
of one for themselves. In this
and the next inning the Stars
scored as many as their opponents
had for the entire game, aud then
put up two more in the ninth to
give the school men no chance Of
recovery.
In the first inning Pahau aud
Crowell made runs for the Kams
and Wodehouse made one for the
Stars in the second.
The Stars opened the third
auspiciously, but only Chan
Wilder, who got first base on
balls, came home although w.
Wilder and II. Wilder made base
hits. After Pahau went out Mt
first, Crowell scored again for the
Kameham ehas, making a base
hit and coming home on a wild
pitch. Kaanoi made a base hit
and, on a stumble by c.. Wilder,
got to second. He gained third
as Crowell did home, but Mahuka
was dropped at first and Lemon
hit fly to center.
Hart opened the sixth beauti-
fully with a safe hit, making a
fine steal of second. Woods and
Angus followed his cue with the
bat, and Chan and Willie Wilder
got base ON balls. Hart was put
out on a gallant slide for home,
some of the gallery thinking it
was close decision. The second,
third and fourth batters came
home, aided by throw to first
and o passed ball. Harry Wilder,
after making a safe hit, was put
out at second, and Cancel hit his
inevitable fly to the field, which
Crowell accepted in good run
ming catch, McNicholl, who had
made base hit and steal of
second, tried bluff by running !
For third when there was q man
On it, to draw fire on second base.
Pitcher Davis wouldn't bite,
however. The Rams did their
pest running of the game this
inning. First three to bat scored,
Lemon starting with four balls,
hen Bridges hitting a beautiful
left liner for two bags. and Davis
getting base on balls. After
AHA had gone out on foul fly,
ind Lawelawe on strikes, Pahau
made triple hit, and was
brought home by another of the
'ame off Crowell's bat. Kaanoi
,ndsd the picnic by sending
ly to Wodehouse.
Wodehouse at first, Hart on fly
20 Davis, and Woods on strikes
'etired the Stars in the fifth. After
and Lemon had been put
,ut, at first and at home plato
respectively, Bridges hit safely.
md was brought home by base
hts of Davis, AHA and Lawelawe
n succession. Then Pahau gave
fly. leaving three men on bases.
This was time when a three-base
" home hit would have had pc
,uliar value.
Angus now hit a single, and
vas advanced by one from Chan
w. Wilder took base on
,alls, H, Wilder struck out, and
Angus came home on McNicholl's
It first. Then Camel broke
lis record by going out
It first. Crowell again dis
inguished himself with three
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