Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-22
BASEBALL
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TO first. Moore struck out. Gay imitat-
ed.
Fifth-Some Pine.pong Strokes.
In the fifth, Luahiwa for the Males
went out. third to first. Clark got first
because Scanlon. on the ball being
thrown from short, stepped Off his
base at the wrong time. Clarke stole
second. Taylor struck out. Kalawana
went out. pitcher 70 frst. The Males
had a chance to make q run but failed.
Bowers for the Customs flew out to
second. Scanlon struck out on three
ping-pong movements the last being
the most graceful. Tucker went out,
| pitcher to first.
Sisth-A Star Catch.
In the sixth, Kiley for the Males
few Quote catcher on a fly right up in
front OF the home plate. Akau went
out on an error by first, the ball being
thrown by short Mana went out on
the star catch Of the day by Anderson
in right, the ball going almost to the
palm trees. Jones went out, pitcher
to first.
Elston for the Customs few ont ia
Luahiwa in left. NOVEL; went out
short TO first. Anderson made base
hit into right and got two more bases
on an error by Bush, the fielder. Kiwa
went out, pitcher TO first.
Seventh-Wiider Appears.
Bush for the Males in the. seventh
flew out to catcher. Luahiwa struck
out. Clark went out, third to first.
Moore for the Customs, went out
third to first. The crowd yelled a:
Harry Wilder, taking Gays place. Went
to the bat. II was his first appearance
on the diamond during the present sea-
son and he celebrated the event by
striking out. Bowers struck out.
Eishth-One, Two, Three Order.
In the eighth inning, Taylor for the
Males went out, short TO first. Kala
wana went out in the same way. III
ley flew ont again to Bowers In center.
Scanlon for the Customs flew out Il
pitcher. Tucker went out. short Il
first. Elston went out, third to tirst.
Ninth-MaiIes Make Two.
Akau for the Males made base hi
/ into center. Mana mad a clean two
, Dagger into left and brought Akal
> home. The left and center felders ha,
a tumbling argument over the ball
Jones went out, short to first. Man
stole third. Desha, batting for Bush
went out, third TO first and Mana, play
ing ball for all there was in II, cam
home on a splendid run. Luahiwa fieV
y out to Wilder in left, thus ending tn
y game.
:. Score; Custom House 3; Maile-Ilima
S 2.
:. The lineup in the second game wa
. as follows:
Kamehameha-J. Kekuewa. ID; Reu
|. ter, CT; Koki, IT,; d. Kekuewa, g.
. Vannatta, Oh; Lemon, p; Richard;
!. 3d.: Kahaulelio, rf., and Jones, SIS.
carbohydrates, Oh; Meyer, Sd.
A Soper, h.; J. Marcallino, e.; Cooke
S.; A. Marcallno and Williamson, II,
Waterhouse, RI; Babbitt, D., and Hem
enway, C.
r First-No Runs.
In the first inning. Loucks for tn
n PunahOus went out, second TO frs
Il Myers and Soper both struck out.
J. Kekuewa for the Rams went on
third to first. Reuter- made sing
into center. Koki few out 10 Meyer {
third Reuter- went out on flu
d throw from center to third.
= Second-Lost Opportunity.
e J. Marcallino for the Punahous
(. the second, flew out to Reuter- in ce
"a ter. Cooke few out to second. A. Ma
"a callino struck out.
Ie ID. Kekuewa for the Rams struck OH
l. vannatta got first on an error
r. Loucks at short. Lemon got base c
Is balls. Babbitt threw the ball to Cool
Of (short) at second for tumble ar
lie Vannatta got third. Lemon stole Sc
4 ond. Richards u. Kekuewa running
70 flew out to Soper at first. Kahaulel
. struck out. There was chance for
least one run but the Punahous we
watching their corners too we'll
rs ThIrd-Punshous Score One.
n In the third, Warehouse for Il
Punahous got base on balls. Waite
house got one base on balk. Babb
~, made a clean single into left and w
~ terhouse came home. Hemenway, w
III hanson runnln" hit TO Vannatta
. second, who ca"~'i the ball captur
Rabbit as he "unn'ng to seCo