Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-28
PUNAHOU HAD WALK-0VER
Kamehameha Lads Badly Beaten In
First School Contest.
Score Of 20 10 10 - An Exciting Game with
Good Playing Details Of
The Day.

ball game between teams of Ka
mehameha school aud Oahu
College at Makiki grounds Satur-
day afternoon. For the most part
playing was good aud the contest
exciting, though the Punahous
had an easy victory at the finish.
10 the first iuning the college
nine scored thee runs to one for
their competitors. In the second
each team made ruu. The de-
tails of the remaining innings
were as follows:
Da, ton and Babbitt, of the Pu-
nahpu team, struck for single;
Dayton was caught mapping on
6r-t and retired; Soper hit safe,
and on Kalaiwaa's sin lie Rabbit
ard he made the pla g; Perry aud
Warehouse struck for nag each;
kalaiwsa vas pocketed near third
and lied; Kluegpl went to frs, on
balls and Hot bs'tpd for bag;
Wat rbouse and Perry score /;
Cooke punchei the leather for
base; on a Succession of passed
balls Kluegel and Holt scored;
Dayton famed out
For the kamI, Makauaui died
on first and Baker famed out;
Smith hit safe, but Kaaua flew
out to Cooke, retiring the side
without run.
In the fourth inning Babbitt
WAS retire at first; s ,per record
ed s,ugle; K4l.iwaa ti,w QUO to
Nakanaui, retiring Soper at
second.
@ mkett, Of tn X ans, went out
At first; Kekahuna fa,nt-d at the
plat, and Harbottle flew out to
Dayton.
Perry famed out in the fifth;
Wa'erhnu-e plug Led for a bag;
klu"gel couldn't find the bal
Holt mad Que bag; Cooke met
disaster at the bat
ID yton dropped the bail and
let Mahoe iuto first; K~kuela,
NJ kanana and Baker hit for
singles; Mahoe aud K-kuela
,c"r-d; Smith landed two bag
GER. .c"ring MakAnanaaud Baker;
Aaaus hit for a -iDgle aud scored
smith; Cockett did the same and
cored kaaua; Kekuhuna landed
It first W tn both feet; Cockelt
Vas caught while attempting the
arceny Of thiri aud thrown out;
N a passed ball by ayton, Ke
,uhuna scored; Harbot,le famed
'ut, and Mahoe was retired at
irst
The sixth inning opened with
stock away up, and
h. school la jubiiaut. For the
'olrege Dayton and Babbiit went
ut at first aud Soper h4w out to
iarbottle, in one, two, three
rider.
Kekuele and M4kanana struck
or bag apiece; Baker flew out
. Kluegel; Kaaua flew out at first.
I'd a loot was planted on The
eek of Kekuela at the plate.
LII the seven h Kalai waa died at
r-t; Perry and Waterhouse ba'ted
or Singles; KIuegel was retired at
rst; Holt went to first on balls,
nd Cooke Was caught under the
rst big
Cock tt went out at first; Keka-
una lifted a two Dagger to left
ED, and on Harborilr's safe bit q
ole the plat; Ha bottle was
lied while tying to make second;
| hoe famed OUT.
Dayton struck for a single il
'e eighth; Bahbitt jabb d the ball
nd was caught at first; on a sac
lice hit by Soper, Dayton sprint
! over the plate; Kalaiwaa
'mmed a musty for a single; Per
7 went out at first.
Kekuela and Baker were retired n
first, and Makanana flew out to
cry.
With the game in their hands
le Punahous went to bat in
lie ninth. Wa erhouse flew
ut to Baker; Kluegel took
rst on balls but was caught
T the base; Holt struck for
ne bag, and on Cookies single
'ored; Dayton struck for first,
I'D Babbitt reached the same
ace on balls: Soper hit safe,
oring Cook and Dayton; Kalai-