The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-26

and pirOuetted clear across the lawn
The Stars merely grinned.
The Stars played a short inning a
the start. w. Wilder, who had taken
'McNicolfs place, struck out. Willis
new out to Ross at left field and Hart
hit to short for base, but was put
out by Cummings as stated above.
Six to nothing was too much for the
champions, so Babbitt was put in the
box. The result was different from the
previous inning, as Meheula struck
out, Kanaka hit to Lishman and was
put out at first, and Akina followed
suit. The Maui boys were not so cheer
fuI, and their energies were bent on
keeping the Stars from scoring
ID. Wilder hit to left for a two-bag-
ger and Pryce flew out at right. Lish-
man went out at first and Harry Will
der died at the home plate by a neat
double play in which the player was
not given the benefit of the doubt
The third and fourth innings result
ed in naughty naughts on both sides,
and the enthusiasm grew intense.
In the fifth Kauka hit to center for
first and Akina followed. Kauka went
out at second. Bailey hit to right for
three Dagger and brought Akima
home. Kuikahi struck foul and was
right for two bases Ross hit for first
and Palea made third. Then Rabbit
grew tired and changed places with
Hart. The change of pitchers did not
materially affect the batting. Cum
mings made a jab at the ball and sent
1t far enough away to bring Ross and
Palea home and take him to second.
Meheula hit to left and made first
Cummings came home. A wild throw
gave Meheula second. Kauka struck
out and the bell sounded six times
Then the Stars felt the soreness in
their joints.
But in their half of the inning their
spirits revived, after two men went
out, to have Lishman come in for
run.
The sixth inning ended in a zero for
both mines, but it was in the last half,
when the Stars were at the bat, that
the features of the game occurred.
Hart struck foul to third and Kui-
kahi ran for it, gagged it wrong and
had to bend backward to catch the
ball, and when he did he held on to it.
Directly afterward H. Wilder flew out
to left and Ross made beautiful run
ming catch.
In the seventh inning Kuikahi hit
for base, and a wild throw by Lish-
man took him home. Palea hit to short
and went out at first. Ross followed,
and Cummings made first on a hit to
left. Meheula followed with one to
right and made first, Cummings safe
at second. Kauka hit to left for one,
and Cummings came home. Akina
went to first on balls and Bailey flew
out to Tom Pryce.
Pryce flew out to right, Lishman hit
clear to left for two bases and stole
third. Woods went out at first and
Lishman tailed. Babbitt hit to center
for base. Carter hit to left and made
one. Babbitt came in and Carter went
out at second.
The eighth inning was a great one
for Waikiki. Mossman made a sacri-
fee hit, followed by the batting of the
when Kuikahi tapped the ball
and landed it over the fence at right
field, and Kuikahi and Mossman came
home on it. Palea hit for a base and
died stealing second. Ross hit for one,
hit for two-bagger, Ross
made third. Meheula hit to center and
brought Ross and Cummings home
kauka's hit to center gave him first
and put Meheula to third. Akina flew
out to Carter, Bailey hit to center,
-Ook Kauka to third and brought Me
leula home. Mossman famed out and |
he boys danced over the green when |
he bell sounded five times.
Wilder went out at first on hit to |
Willis hit to left and made |
safe on muff by Ross, but went out at |
second. Hart went out at first.
IN the ninth and last inning, in |
heir effort to make pace, Lishman took |
he box, but he was so out Of practice |
hat the first three men at bat took /
1ases on balls. The result was two
'uns for Maui. Then the rain came
Town, but the Stars insisted upon play
ng, and got two runs in consequence.
Following is the score by innings:
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