The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-13
It WAS A SLOW GAME
TAME BALL BETWEEN THE STARS
AND HONOLULUS.
Quite One-Si1ed 49, Champions Have
Things Their Own Way-The Pitch
s-Features of the Contest.

ers-Features of the Contest.
The ball game Saturday afternoon
was the most one-sided of the season
and as such was trifle uninteresting,
particularly to sympathizers of the
Honolulu club. From the second inn
ing the Stars took a strong lead and
held it to the finish. Hart pitched the
game of his life. The fielding of the
champions in the game was excellent,
very few errors being recorded during
the entire nine innings. The game was
the superior playing, all round, of
their opponents.
In the first inning neither side got
Il man beyond second base. In the sec
ond Lishman, of the Stars, landed safe
and was brought home by Ross three
bagger to right field Conrad brought
Ross home on safe hit, giving his
side two runs. The Honolulus failed
to score.
Willis opened the third with a three
Dagger to the fence over right field
and scored on Harris safe hit. Lish-
man flew out to Low, Pryce to Cupid
and Hart was caught off third base,
retiring the side. For the Honolulus.
Low struck out and Wodehouse went
out at first. Cupid went to first on
balls and scored on Dayton's safe hit
Clark then advanced the stock of his
team so per cent by recording a three
Dagger over center, scoring Dayton.
Lucas went out at first, retiring the
side with two runs, the first of the
game.
In the fourth Cupid let Woods in at
first by muffing fly. Ross hit safe
and Woods scored. Conrad famed out
and w. Wilder went out at first. On
passed ball by Dayton, Ross scored.
Willis hit safe but Hart flew out to
right, retiring the side. For the Ho-
Modulus. Lemon and Holt went out at
first. c. Holt went to first on balls,
but was caught off.
| The Honolulus were considerably
discouraged in the fifth and played
wild. Clarke started off by sending II.
Wilder to first on balls. Pryce land.
ed safe, scoring Wilder. On Ross safe
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a passed ball by Dayton he went to
third and Ross scored. During the
inning Lishman struck out, w. Wilder
flew out to Lucas and Woods strucl,
out. The Honolulus couldn't find the
ball to any advantage. Low tapped II
into the hands OF Willis on first, Wode.
house went out at first and Cupid
famed out.
In the sixth Willis was struck out
by Clarke, and Hart went out at first
H. Wilder landed safe, but was thrown
out while attempting to steal second
Dayton took the timber for the Homo
lulus and drove a two-bagger. Lucas
famed out and Clarke went out al
first. At this juncture Wilder, catcher
allowed ball to pass him and Dayton
ran in. In the meantime Hart hat
taken position on the plate and was
run over and winded by Dayton. A
first he was thought to be badly hurt
but after rubbing he resumed his pc
sition in the box. Lemon hit safe, bu
Z. Holt retired his side on a high fl,
to Pryce.
Lishman went to first in the sew
enth. Pryce went out at first ant
Woods flew out to G. Holt. The bal
was held so long, however, that Lish
man ran in. Clarke sent Ross to frs
on balls. Conrad followed up with tw'
bags. On another passed ball by Day
ton he and Ross ran in together. W
Wilder famed out. The Honolulu
started in by safe hit by c. Holt
He successfully stole to third, but wa
thrown out on attempting to reacl
home. Low hit safe but was late
thrown out at third. Cupid famed
out.
In the eighth Willis got in bas
hit and stole to third. Hart flew on
to Chris Holt and Willis scored. Fl
Wilder hit safe but was thrown on
at second. Lishman hit safe but Pryc'
retired the side on high fly to Cupid
Dayton and Clark for the Honolulu
hit safe. Dayton tried to steal thirt
and was put out by Lishman. Lucas
flew out to w. Wilder and Lemon t.
Woods.
Clarke sent Woods to first on ball
as starter for the ninth. Ross flew
out to Wodehouse and Conrad t.
Cupid. w. Wilder hit safe, but Will
famed out, retiring the side. For TIN