The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-09-19
THE STARS At HIlO
Res ult of the Inter-lsl-
and Baseball Game.
The Honolulu Nine Win tn. Ga ne BY
aSe0re of II 10 8 To
Return To-Day.

ball was played between the stars anu
the Hilo nine. of which the following
description is taken from the Hawaii
Herald:
Considering everything the game
was a good one and. while the home
team met their adversaries with some
doubt, they put up a good showing,
keeping the visitors on duck eggs in
the second and eighth innings. The
Stars came here expecting to win by
their superior knowledge of the game
and their ability gained by almost
constant practice, and the spectators
felt the same way. The result was
hardly disappointment. Toward the
last of the game Jackson's arm failed
him and for a time il looked easy for
the HilO boys. Supe was, as usual. a
top-notcher on first. OF the visitors
kiley led In batting, making four hits,
three of which were two-baggers. Fol-
lowing Is resume of the game:
The Hilo team went to bat and Eas-
ton was the first man in the box. Jack
son threw high. The third time he
put IL over the plate and Easton struck
a bobber and went out on first. Bald
win went out and Rowland took first
on balls. Brown followed, and. on
being hit on the arm. took first. Supe
didn't have a chance at the ball. as
Rowland was put out trying to steal
third. Runs. o.
For the visitors Moore was given
first chance and after having three
balls called he hunted and reached
first, getting to second on wild throw
TO Supe. Moore IL a great Splinter.
and when Thompson went out on
third, wild throw by EastOn to
Marshall took him home hands down.
kiley hit to right for a base and then
"A wild throw carried him to second,
but in making third he was put out.
German hit to third base and Marshall
tumbled him to- first. Put out running
TO second. Runs, /.
Second lnning-After calling three
balls. Supe was fooled by curve and
struck. He went out at first. Brush
was given first on balls, when Josiah
one of the crack batters, made q crack
at the first ball over the plate, sending
it TO center for clean base-hit. Brush
took second Marshall hunted for a
base and Brush and Josiah advanced
Soule went to first on balls and Brush
came home. Easton hit to second and
Moore dropped it, allowing Josiah to
come home. Marshall and Soue put
out Runs, ..
The Stars half of 1t was u failure:
Davis sent the ball to Rowland and
went out on throw to Supe. Price
went To first on balls and jackson
broke the bat, sending the ball to
center; made first, and Price went to
second. Holt flew out to Soulc Me
Lean went out at first. Runs, 0.
Third Inning-Baldwin went out at
first on hit TO third. Rowland took
base on balls and went out at second
on throw from German. Brown
dropped at first on hunt to Jackson.
Runs, q.
Moore got first on balls and Thomp-
son carried him to third on clean
two-bagger to left. Kiley hit out to
center for two bags and brought Moore
and Thompson home. Davis hit to
short for a bag and Prices hit to cen
ter took him to third and brought XII
ley and Davis to the plate. Jackson
sent a high fly to Soule and Price ran
home. Holt struck out. Runs, 3.
Fourth lnning-After Supe got to
second on hit to right Brush popped
past second and was caught out neat
ly by Moore. Josiah went to the bag
on balls. Marshall's hit to center
brought Supe home. Soule took his
base on balls. Easton's hit 10 left
brought in Marshall. Josiah and Eas-
ton out at third. Runs, 3.
Mclean made safe on Supes drop
ping the ball. Moore hit for one and
Mclean ran home on wild throw.
Thompson took base on balls. Kiley
hit safe for one. German flew out to
Baldwin and Davis put Thomson and
Kiley forward by a hit to center for n
base. Price flew to Marshall and
Thompson and Kiley scored. Jackson
flew out to Brush. who made a beauti-
ful catch. Runs. ..
Fifth Baldwin and Brown
flew out and Rowland went TO first on
balls. Supe hit safe for one and ON
trying 10 reach second was retired Inv
throw from jackson.
Holt went out AT first Mclean hit
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