The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-08-23

left field for one base, and then stole
second; the ball was fumbled at sec
ond, giving Willis third and then he
waltzed proudly home on a wild throw
to third. Aiwohi went out on first. Pa
hau went off to catch his ball, and Ma
huka took his place on first. Gleason
went out on an assist from short to-
first. One run.
Lishman went out an assist from
short TO first and Hart followed suit
Wilder flew out on foul to Dayton.
SIXTH INNING.
Clark went out on an assist from
short to first and Lemon on another
from second to first Hansman went
out on an assist from short to first.
Mahuka made a two-bagger on slow
fielding. Pahau went out on an assist
from second to first. Pryce made a
two-bagger to center, and Mahuka
came home. Woods hit to Thompson,
who threw to third to catch Pryce, but
Clark muffed the ball. Dayton threw
to Thompson, apparently for Woods.
Pryce bit and came home, but the ball
came back from second, and he was
caught at the plate. Koki struck out.
One run.
SEVENTH INNING.
Holt flew out to Hart on a pop-up fly.
Dayton struck nit three times and got
first on passed ball as he famed his
last time. Thompson hit to Lishman.
The ball went to second for Dayton
out, and to first for Thompson, a very
fine double play.
Wilder was out on an assist from
short to first and Lishman on a foul to
Clark. Hart sent a very hard fly to
Holt. but the fielder was right there
and made a beautiful catch.
EIGHTH INNING.
Holt hit over left fielder's head for
two bags, and Aiwohi went to first on
four straight balls. Gleason made a
sacrifice hit to Lishman and Clark
struck out. Lemon made a clean one
bagger into center, bringing in Holt
and Aiwohi. Score tied. Two runs.
Wilder sent hot liner into Thomp-
sons glove, Mahuka hit into center for
one bag and fine fielding saved him
from getting second. Mahuka stole
second. Pahau struck out. Pryce went
out on an assist from Hart to first.
NINTH INNING.
Hansman went out on an assist from
short to first and Holt followed suit
Lishman did fine work in stopping
this ball. Hart made a pretty stop OF
Dayton'S hit. He fell, caught the ball
and put it to first in very short order.
Woods got his base on balls. Koki
struck out. McNichol went out on a
fine assist from second to first. Woods
advanced to second. Lishman hit far
out into left. Holt made the prettiest
running catch ever seen on the Ma
kiki field and was applauded until he
got tired of taking off his hat. From
the grandstand, it looked as If a catch
of Lishman's fly was absolutely i'm
possible.
TENTH INNING.
Thompson went to first on a nice
knock on the head, which necessitated
hard rubbing. Holt flew out to Koki in
left. Aiwohi hit to short and Thomp-
son was caught at second. The ball
was then thrown to first and Aiwohi
declared out. This, Of course, made
three out.
Captain Thompson was not satisfied
with this decision of Umpire Adams,
and Immediately filed protest, claim
ing that when Mahuka chased him with
the ball, as he was endeavoring to
make second, he did not touch him;
also, that he did not leave the line, as
but slid under the baseman
and made second base. This statement
Is backed up by number of the spec
tators who were in carriages on a line
with the line between the first and sec
ond bases. They say Thompson was
entitled to his base A man who had
put up $40 on the Stars, refused at the
end Of the game, to take the money
from the stakeholder, he declaring that
was plainly not out.
Thompson further claims that Aiwohi
was not out at first, he having arrived
there before the ball.
Hart got first on Clark's tumble, and
went two bases on a passed ball. Wild