Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-22
SOLDIERS WERE NOT IN 1T
THE HONOLULUs CAPTURE sATUR-
DAYS BALL GAME.
upto the EIghth Innings II Was One
ofthe Best Games Ever Played Here
Notes the Game.

Saturdays game of baseball be-
tween the Honolulu and the LIST
Regiment teams started out with
great promise and was quite in
teresting up to the eighth innings.
Up to that time each team had
scored three runs with only one
error marked up to each team.
Pitcher Woods of the military
nine was in fine form and the
Honolulus could do nothing with
his fancy curves. By the end of
the seventh Woods had no less
than fifteen men struck out. On
a critical point in the eighth with
a man on second and third Lua-
hiwa made a wild throw to the
home plate, letting i'll both men.
Baker was slow in going after
the ball and when he did get it
made a wild throw to pitcher
which enabled Clark to make a
home run off little sacrifice hit.
Six errors were charged up in
this innings. After that the
soldiers went to pieces and the
game was soon ended.
Following is the full record of
the game
First Innings-Baker led off
with a base hit, but was put out at
second, G.. Woods failed to get
first, W Woods was struck by the
pitcher and took his first. Sinner
son flew out to Cupid.
For the Honolulus Wodehouse
went out on a foul fly to first,
Dayton got first on an error of
Neely, Lemon struck out, Thomp-
son cot two-bagger bring Day
ton home, Lucas struck out.
Second-Luahiwa flew out at
right field, Carlyle took his base
on balls, stole second and came
home on a passed ball. Neely
flew out to Cupid and Mayne
failed to get first.
CUPID got nrSt on q mnfted ny
to left field and stole second and
third and got home on passed
ball. Low struck out and Holt
went out at first. Clark got to
first and Wodehouse struck out.
THtRD-S Scanlan got first, Baker
sent a grounder to shortstop,
which was thrown to second and
first, putting out both men. G..
Woods got in base hit to center,
W, Woods flew out at center.
Dayton struck out, Lemon was
put out at first, Thompson also.
Fourth - Simerson failed to
connect with the first bag, Lua-
hiwa got in a three-base hit to
right field, Carlyle struck out,
Neely got first on an error of the
second baseman and Luahiwa
came in. Mayne few out to pit
cher.
Lucas struck out and even the
little boys laughed at him, Cupid
few out to Simerson and Low re-
tired his side amid the plandits of
the audience.
Fifth-ScRnlan struck out, Ba-
ker few out to Wodehouse, G..
Woods got first and retired his
side in trying to steal second.
Chris. Holt flew out to Sinner
son. Clark got first, and stole
second. Wodehouse couldn't find
Woods curves. Dayton got in a
drive to left field and brought
Clark home, afterwards stealing
second. Lemon struck out.
Sixth-W. Woods went to the
bat for the First regiment and re-
tired on three strikes. Simerson
took his base on balls and got
second on a passed ball. Luahiwa
failed to make first but Simerson
got third, Carlyle made his first
on a base hit and Simerson came
home. Carlyle stole second and
took third on a wild pitch. Neely
struck out.
For the Honolulus, Jimmy
Thompson started in with two
base hit, Lucas struck out again.
Thompson stole third. Cupid
struck. out. Low struck out and
retired his side.
Seventh-Mayne struck out in
one, two, three order. Scanlan
flew out to catcher. Baker flew
out to Simerson.
For the Honolulus, Chris. Holt
went out on three strikes, Clark