The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-28

set On their game and at the end OF
the 5sh innings they had the respect
able score Of Ia TO 8, which. while
showing q distinct gain for the other
side. was good firm lead. But they
never get round again. not one Both
Parker ana Barney Joyce being n
better form and NJ times .ehuckfng in
some tanglers that were hard 20 fol-
low and equally hard 70 bit
Meanwhile Geo Clark was tvfrling
the leather for the yellow ones an.
ne certainly did his duty. Cool and
imperturbable, he dismissed the Po-
lice boys without so much as hit
being made in one innings anyway
and be had the rafting science down
10 a IT. He dropped them In all
round them. long snaky twisters that
seemed TO travel any old way at al
and yet slid over the diamond.
At the end of the sth excitement
ran high. fourteen all and the Males
to bat. They polished on their in
nings for a single and Chillingworth
and crew stepped In to achieve the
impossible. The Deputy himself reach
ed first on a low drive between first
and second. then before the bat had
been swung again he was put out hy
the able guardian of the base. whE
throughout the game distinguished
himself by his catching and genera
attention 70 business He certainly
/ is star man
In an instant the crowd poured re
| joicing over the green and all wa;
over. except the cheering
| For the victors Geo. Clark, Catcher
Kekuewa and Lemon. first base. con
tributed mostly to the victory. playing
their respective positions for all they
were worth. For the Police, Barney
Joyce, Chillingworth and Leslie were
the pick and they strove with mign
and main to gain victory.
| From a spectators point OF view tn
pitching. with the exception of thu
| first few innings. was very good. INT
catching was also of a good class
though Catcher Leslie took three o
| four innings to settle down to work
First basemen were o. K. especiaii.
the Male lima man, but much can
not be said for the rest, both catcne
and stops were bungled and let g
and a splendid catch was missed b.
the Police left fielder who ducked hi
head lust as the ball fell, making n,
attempt to catch it, though IN Justlc
to him the sun was in his eyes AM
rendered the catch a doubtful one
He should have faced his work. otne
men had to and did it.
No fault can be found with the UNI
hires. Chas. Graham and Pat. Gleason
both doing their work in highly Ell
ficient and satisfactory way.
gentleman on the field who wa
attracting quite little attention b
his remarks, no soto voce either. TOO
| the liberty of stopping a foul ba
with the side of his head. He wa
not heard from much after that, bu
could be seen nursing an ear wnlc
looked a trifle infiamed.
Strikes.
/ Rah for the Maiie Ilimas.
Good game all right and close.
The Deputy is nursing sore RICH
hand
/ The Male catcher took everythin
in sight /
| George stoops to conquer. but b
gets there.
A foul bali entered into partnershi
with Jap and his stock of drinks.
/ The ball took one of the umpire
smokes out OF his face, no damag
done.
Some strikes that were made coul
not have been reached by a steE
ladder end six-foot club.
The Details.
The official score was not filed on
last night but the team lists and ger
eral details of the game are given be
low:
Clark-Riehardson p. Parker-Jo
Paikele LIST b. Dunca
| 4 o. l.