The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-27
FOURTH INNING.

FOURTH INNING.
Hart sent a hot grounder to Gleason.
who fumbled the ball. Hart safe on
first. Stole second. Wilder few out To
Simerson on a well-fielded ball. MANU-
ka got first. The ball was hit to Giea-
son, but on account OF Thompson's
warning. Home" the former failed to
throw the ball anywhere. Pahau hit
TO Willis, who was OF his base. He
threw home for Hart, but the ball went
wild and one run was scored up. Pa
hs.u stole second. Pryce sent very
warm one right into Thompson's hands.
The willy second baseman then stamped
the dust out of his cushion and Pahau
saw his trap; one run.
Clark hit 10 Hart. The ball hit the
pitchers foot, and the runner was safe.
Hansman hit close to first and Ma
huka was unable to field IL in time to
put the runner out. No error can be
scored up on Mahuka for this. Holt
went out on a high fly to Mahuka-
Dayton hit to Pryce. Clark was there
by put out at third. Simerson hit to
Mahuka, who fumbled the ball. Hans
man on third, Dayton on second, ST.
merson at first, Thompson at the bat
and two out. Thompson hit safe down
the left foul line, and Hansman and
Dayton came in. Willis struck out;
two runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Jackson again; an unmistakable
strike, an anxious look, duck of the
head, good eye. Two balls!"
Strike twoi" In Hansman's hands.
A weary walk back from first. Woods
hit to Gleason, who threw wild to first.
Woods safe. McNichol hit to Lemon,
whose assist to second caught Woods.
Lishman's high fly was caught by Glea-
son, who fell on his back, but held the
ball up. 1t took nerve to do it, but
Gleason stayed right with it,
Gleason went out on a fine assist
from Pryce to first. Lemon put o foul
right into Wilder's hands and the
catcher refused to take the hint. Lem
on put the ball in Pahau's hands for
out at first Clark put ball just over
Pryces head for one bag Hansman
got first on dead ball. A passed ball
advanced the two runners a bag apiece.
Holts three-bagger out into right
brought Hansman and Clark in. The
hit was beauty, and Holt received
merited applause. A passed bali
brought Holt in. Dayton flew out to
Jackson; three runs.
SIXTH INNING.
Hart flew out to Thompson and
Wilder hit far toward the right foul
line for two bases and made third on
a passed ball. Mahuka hit hot one to
Thompson, who made a pretty throw
to home after Wilder. The umpire de-
clared Wilder out, and there was i'm.
mediately very big kick. Wilder
claimed Dayton did not touch him. IL
1t was an error in judgment on the
part Of Mr.. Cornwell, he certainly had
the courage of his convictions, for he
did not change his decision. Mahuka
stole second. Pahau went to first on
balls. Pryce hit to Thompson, who
stood on the line and caught Pahau.
Simerson hit into Pahaus hands for
out and Thompson got first on four
straight balls. Willis sent one to Pryce.
but it was very warm, and the runner
was safe. Then Gleason sent a pretty
one down the left foul line, and
Thompson came home. Lemon put one
right over Mahukas head, which
brought in Willis and Gleason. Clark
struck out and Lemon was advanced
to third on a passed ball. Hansman
flew out to Jackson; three runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
Jackson knows it is the lucky sew
enth," but a fine assist from Gleason
to first settled him. Woods few out to
Simerson. (Babbitt begins TO warm up
to take Hart's place. McNichol flew
)ut to Willis.
Babbitt in the box. Holt hit to Pa
hau at first for out. Dayton went out
On an assist from Lishman to first
Simerson sent a pretty one into right
'or one base, and Thompson struck out.
Applause for Babbitt.
EIGHTH INNING.
Lishman's foul was nicely caught by
Clark over near the end of the grand
stand. Babbitt hit to Willis at first for
out. Wilder went out on an assist from
Clark to first.
Willis went out on an assist from
Mahuka TO first. Gleason sent one past
Lishman for two bags. Then Lem
On went out on an assist from Babbitt