The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-16
REGIMENTS WIN
One of the Best Games
of Series.
UP Hill Work for Winners Scored
Only in Two In
ningS.

The most enthusiastic audience OF
the season was present in the grand
stand at the ball game on Saturday,
and the crowd yelled itself hoarse. On
one or two occasions Umpire Angus
was made the target for a number of
people who believed he used bad judg-
ment in his decisions.
Catcher Dayton presented the game
to the Regiments in the third inning,
when, by two passed balls and wild
throw Moore went from second to
third on a passed ball and Immediately
afterward came home on another.
Hennessy, who was on second, came
home on a wild throw. These runs
left out would have been a blessing to
the college boys.
Dayton seemed not to be in his usual
good form, nor did Lemon do as we'll
as he has been known to. German,
however, outdid himself, and by good
judgment pulled his team through.
Hennessy pitched for the Regiments,
and did well, though he struck out but
three men. Kiwa, the mysterious, who
bats at what he should and fails to
bat what seem to be good balls, made
a splendid throw from right field to
third.
In the first inning Thompson, Will
lis and Kiwa went out in short order.
The Regiments failed to score, but Da-
Wis and Luahiwa had the salts
faction of hitting the ball. A double
play by Thompson and Willis, after
Bower had been put out at second on
good throw by Dayton, settled the
inning.
the ball right, and sent it down into
center field for a three Dagger. Clarke
followed with a single that brought
Gleason home. Lemon flew out to
third and Clarke got almost to second
when he turned back; Bowers wild
throw to first gave him a chance to
get to third. HanSman hit to third and
Bowers short throw to Scanlon gave
him a base. Holt struck out and Day
ton flew out to Kaahanoi.
HennesSy made first on hit to CEN
ter. but went out on Scanlon's hit to
short Kiley and Kaanohi struck out.
In the third inning Thompson went
out at first. Hennessy very nicely
stopped a ball batted by Willis, and
put him out at first. Scanlon made an
error that gave Kiwa first; Gleason
made first on hit to left. Clarke went
out on hit to Davis.
The Regiments half was Waterloo
for the ST Louis Moore hit to left for
one, stole second, made third on passed
ball, then came home on another.
Bower interfered with batted ball and
was called out; Davis base on balls;
German safe on hit to short; Luahiwa
hit to center for two; German and
Davis home. Hennessy hit for sin
gle, stole second and came home on
wild throw by Dayton. Scanlon flew
out to Gleason; klley took base on
balls, stole second; Kaanohi struck
out.
The fourth inning was a zero on
both sides, and in the fifth Willis was
the only man in the college team to
score. The Regiment team failed to
score.
The st. Louis boys made four hits
for two runs in the sixth inning, while
the Regiments retired for nought. The
seventh inning added two more to the
college boys score, and nothing to
the Regiments, Thompson and Willis
making a double play on Scanlon's hit
to second. Goose eggs followed until
the ninth, when Scanlon's error on
Gleason's hit to short gave the batter
three bases and home on Lemons fly
to Luahiwa.
Kiley saved the day for his team in
the ninth. Germans two-bagger |
brought Davis home, Luahiwa's hit to |
left brought German over the plate |
and the score was tie. Kiley had |
done nothing in the early part of the |
game so that when he took his bat it |
looked like an out and a 10-inning |
game, but his clean hit to center |
brought in Luahiwa and victory. Fol-
lowing is abe score: