The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-07
HALL AND
CUSTOMS
Came Out on Top
in Saturdays
Struggles.
IRONMONGERs WON
A GREAT GAME:
SmusgIers Gave the CapitoIs An
other lefty Rap-Stand.
ing of Teams.

The game on Saturday between the
Police and E. o. Hall was by all odds
the best of the season. For nine excit-
ing innings the teams ran neck and
neck in the score and when the tenth
was commenced the score was 4 all. In
the final essay the Ironmongers by dlnt
of herculean efforts got man home
and won a memorable game.
Despite the counter attraction of foot
ball at Punahou a great crowd visited
Makkf and judging by the attendance
the interest in the national game is
well sustained.
Both Kiwa and Joy pitched excellent
ly, receiving commendable support from
Cunha and Leslie.
The details of the game:
First Inning-Akau opened the game
by flying out to Gleason; Leslie got
life on Paris muff of Kaais wild
throw to him; Joy singled; Ross sim
gled to left field, and Leslie scored;
Joy also tried to score, but was thrown
out at the plate by Hansman; Duncan
hit to Kaai, and on his crazy throw
to first, took second, while Ross scor
ed; A. Mossman went out; Kiwa to
Paris. Two runs.
Gleason famed the air; Hansman
| poked out safe one, reaching second
on passed ball, and stole third; Cum
| ha fouled out to Leslie, and Kaai was
called out on strikes; here the Hall S
made vociferous protest against I'm
pire White, and he retired in favor of
| Al Moore.
Second Inning-H. Mossman retired;
Kaai to Paris; Richardson went out at
first; Chillingworth hit a safe one, and
Akau followed suit; Leslie hit to Kaai,
and Chillingworth was forced out. No
runs.
Lishman lined one into H. Mossman's
hands; Ktwa went out from Akau to
first; Wilikoki flew out to JOY, who
made a one-handed catch. No runs.
Third Inning-Joy made a lose hit !;
Ross struck out; Joy took second on
a passed ball; Duncan raped out a
neat single, and Joy scored A Moss
man sacrificed, ~ending Duncan to sec :
ond; H. Mossman scratched a single:
Richardson ended the inning with a
weak grounder to Kiwa. One run.
Paris struck out and Koki flew out
to JOY; Gleason went to first on four
bad balls, and stole second; Hansman
struck out, but Leslie dropped the ball
and then threw SO wildly to first that
Gleason scored; Cunha went OFT from
Duncan to Chillingworth. One run.
Fourth Inning-Chillingw struck
out; Akau flew out to Koki; Leslie
slammed a two-bagger to left and took
third on passed ball. Joy went out
at first base No runs.
Kaai flew out to JOY; Lishman went
out; Akau to Chillingworth; Kiwa out
on a grounder to Chillingworth; Joy
pitched just three balls in this inning
No runs
Fifth Inning-Ross went out; Glea.
son to Paris; Duncan made a safe hit
} but was thrown out trying to stea
second; a. Mossman struck out. NJ
runs.
: Wilikoh singled; Paris hit to Kiwa
and WilikOki was out at second; Kok
hit to Akau and was safe on his error
Gleason singled, scoring Paris; Hans
man flew out to A Mossman CunhG
flew out to Duncan. One run.
Sixth Inning-H. Mossman and Chill
lingworth hit grounders to Gleason
and We're thrown out at first; Richard
son flew out to Gleason. No runs.
kaai opened with a beautiful two
/ Dagger: Lishman flew out to JOY; KiwI
hit to Richardson, who muffed the ball
Wilikohi went out at first, advancing
each runner; Paris took a base OF
balls: Koki popped a fly straight III
in the air. which JOY just reached anC
dropped, Kaai scoring; Gleason singled
scoring Kiwa; Hansman, with thu
bases full, flew out to Duncan. Twt
runs.
Seventh Inning-Akau went out from
haai to Paris; Leslie struck out, bu
the third strike was wild throw anC
! he was safe; Kiwa refused to let 10.
hit it. sending him to first on balls
Gleason then disposed of Ross ant
Duncan on fiys to him. No runs.
Cunha lined out a safe one over sec
ond; Kaai flew out to Akau: Lishmal
hit a grounder to H. Mossman. ant
: Cunha was out at second; Lishmal