The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-26
SMUGGLERS
VICTORIOUS
Take First Game OF
League From
E. O. Hall.
EAGLES PICK THE
INDIANS BONES
Fraternal Ones Disport Them.
selves VaIiantly for Hours
at Waikiki.

The first game of the winter league
series was played at Punahou on Sat
urday in the presence of a small crowd.
After a well-contested and even game
the E. O. Hall & Son team went dowa
in defeat before the Custom House ni1A
by the score of 9 to Z.
The game was eight all until the
eighth, when Wilikoki could no longer
stand up to the lightning vollies of
Kaai. The spectators, or rather the
| Custom House rooters, saw this and did
their best to rattle Kaai, hooting boots
of scornful derision. The nefarious
| scheme worked and the Hall pitcher
was made to look like a sewing ma
chine agent in Kanaka colony on Ka-
mehameha Day. The Smugglers played
| tag and ring ring of roses with him
stock in trade.
| The Ironmongers were held down to
one in their concluding essay and the
game ended.
| The game by innings:
First inning-Gleason singled; Hans
man hit to Wilder who threw Gleason
| out at second; Kaai made two base hit
| scoring Hansman. On Durfee's muff to
catch Kaai at third the runner scored.
Cunha went to base on balls, and was
| thrown out trying to steal second. Lish-
man struck out. Two runs.
| German singled and stole second; Scan
Ion went out, Kiwa to Cunha, sending
German to third; German scored on
Nowell's base hit; Gay went out, Kaai
| to Cunha; Durfee went out, Kiwa to
| Cunha. One run.
! Second inning-Wilcox hit to Scanlon
and was out; Paris retired, Clarke to
Scanlon; Kiwa out, NOVEL; to Scanlon.
| No runs.
Clarke got life on Kaafs wild throw
of his grounder Clarke stole third; Will
der hit to Lishman, and Clarke was
thrown out at the plate; Bowers went to
| base on balls; Tucker went to base on
| balls; German, with three on base hit to
| Lishman and Wilder was thrown out at
| home; Scas1lon flew out to Gleason. No
runs.
| Third inning-Koki went out, NOVEL; to
| Scanlon; Gleason took his base on balls;
| Hansman got his base on some wild
| throwing but Gleason was put out at
| third; Kaai gave Gay chance to retire
/ him on a long foul to right but Gay
dropped the ball and Kaai flew out to
| Bowers No runs.
| NOVEL; made a three base hit; Gay
| flew out to Hansman, who made a good
running catch, NOVEL; scoring the
throw in; Durfee flew out to Koki; Clarke
| flew out to hiwa. One run.
IT, M, -1-o
to Scanlon Lishman got first on Durfee's
| error; Wilcox fouled out to German;
| Paris hit to NOVEL; who fumbled; Kiwa
| hit to Durfee who muffed the. ball. Lish-
| man scoring; koki hit safely and Paris
scored; Gleason hit safely and Kiwa
scored; Hansman went out, Clarke to
Scanlon. Three runs.
Wilder hit to Gleason and was out at
first; bowers went to first ON balls;
Tucker was safe on Lishman's error;
German made a two-base hit to center,
scoring the two on bases and came home
himself when Wilcox let Koki's throw
pass him; Scanlon retired, Gleason to
Cunha; NOVEL; singled and stole second;
Gay flew out to Kiwa. Three runs.
Fifth inning-Kaai and Cunha struck
out; Lishman was out, Wilder to can
Ion. No runs
Durfee out. Kiwa to Cunha Clarke got
out to Cunha, and Wilcox caught Clarke
mapping and threw him out at first. No
runs.
Sixth inning-WiIcox got first on Will
ders error; Paris flew out to Wilder;
Kiwa hit to Wilder, who threw to
NOVEL;, putting out Wilcox, and NOVEL;
got the ball to first in time to retire the
batter, making a neat double play. No
runs.
ctr oh n,lf. ont "a
son to Cunha; German out, Kiwa to
Cunha. No runs.
Seventh inning-Koki hit to NOVEL; and
retired at first; Gleason fouled out to
German who made beautiful eaten;
Hansman flew out to Gay. No runs.
Kaai went in the box, Kiwa going to
third base; Kaai hit Scanlon VINO took
first; NOVEL; sacrificed, sending Scanlon
to second; Gay hit to Kaai who threw
Seanlon out at third; Gay stole second
and third on poor throw; Durfee struck
out No runs.
Eighth inning-Kaai went out at first;
Cunha took first on Scanlons failure TO
touch the bag; Cunha took second on
passed ball; Lshman got nrst on BOW
er's tumble; Wilcox hit to Wilder ana
Cunha was forced at third; Lishman
stole second and third; Lishman came
home on a passed ball: Paris struck out
One run.
Clarke made a base hit; stole second
and third; Wilder and Bowers went 10
first on balls; Tucker flew out to Glea-
son; German got first on kiwa,s error
Clarke scoring; Scanlon made hit scor-
ing Wilder and Bowers; Scanlon stole
second and German scored on passed
ball; Scanlon tried to steal third and
Wilcox threw him out; Novel; went TO
first on balls and stole second: Gay flew
Ollt To T,Shn0aD Four
Ninth inning-Kiwa opened with Two
Dagger; Koki went to first on palls'
Gleason went out at first, moving each
runner up a base. Bowers muffed hans
mans drive and Kiwa scored; kaa1 MT
to Wilder who put Koh out at thlro'
On