Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-13
PORTUGUESE V|CTORS
BRUNSWICKS SHOWED
SAD LACK OF INTEREST
HAD CHANCE TO WIN BUT DID
NOT FOLLOW IT UP-BLuE
UNIFORMS DID GOOD
WORK.

The baseball gaze of the Winter
League on the Makiki grounds Satur-
day afternoon between the Portuguese
team and the Brunswicks, resulted in a
victory for the former. the score being
10 to G In their favor. At the start
on. II looked very much as IL the
Brunswicks would win out. They were
at one time as much as three runs
ahead. However. the boys let down all
OF sudden and the Portuguese taking
advantage of the opening. soon batted
the ball all over the field, Bolster for
the Brunswicks being unable to fool
the wearers OF the bright blue uni
forms.
The game was one marked by a lot
OF wrangling which came for the great
er part from the Brunswicks. WEIGH,
who was chosen captain of this team
in place of Jackson. did not seem able
10 control his men. When they found
that they were losing they seemed to
take no further interest in the game
and just fell down as rapidly as they
could. The Portuguese, on the other
hand. played ball for all there was in
1t and to this may be attributed the
fact that they now stand at the head OF
the league with three games won and
not a single one lost. There Is no
question whatever that they are the
best players of the league OF three
teams.
At the end of the second inning. the
Portuguese led by one run. the score
being 2 to |. In the third inning. Il was
o different story for the Brunswick
piled up four runs and the Tramcar
drivers standing along the side lines
began to look very solemn.
In this third inning, Anderson. for
merly of the Custom House team.
singled out into left and Manage. first
and then scored on a wild throw by A.
Marcallino at short. Kiwa hit to short
and Marcallino again distinguished
himself by throwing wild to the plate
for Anderson, the result being that the
latter made run. Just here the Por-
tuguese tried a trick which failed to
work. The ball was thrown to second
with the intention of having II return
ed. The ball went past second and
Mana got home. BY succession OF
errors, the Brunswicks piled up four
runs. The Portuguese made two In
this inning.
Nothing was made by either side In
the fourth inning but in the fifth. the
Portuguese made four to one by their
opponents. In the sixth came nothing
for either side again and In the sew
enth the Portuguese piled UP two more
runs. In the eighth there was nothing
again and in the ninth the Brunswick'
JAILED to score, so the game ended.
Comes In the box for the Portuguese,
did some good work and he was well
,aught by Wilcox, whose real name Is
Sebastian, brother to the young me-
who held down third base so creditably
4. Marcallino, formerly of the Punahou
cam, was very wild at short in the
BEGINNING of the game but he soon
luieted down to steady play and took
n everything that came his way. ].
Marcallino played for about one-hall
If the game and then his place in the
ield was taken by another player.
Peter Correa in left field did some OF
he best field work of the day. Fer
handles at second was not q very great
players OF the league and the man who
two years ago, held the record for
the best pitching in the league. held
down first in excellent shape.
Bolster for the Brunswicks did fair
~ good work in the beginning OF the
game but he soon tired out and his
place was taken by Kalolo who will
some day make good ball player. Ma
ma behind the bat, did not seem to be
able to hold anything. However. there
taken from the field and put behind the
bat to replace Macfarlane who was Civ
on the position at short. Kaanoi held
down second and Welch was at first.
Kiwa made a fairly good third. or the
fielders, Anderson did the worst work.
He simply could not get anything and
he allowed ball after ball to get past
him when they were going along at a
very slow rate of speed.
Bert Bowers umpired the first part OF
the game and then his place was taken
by Private Smith OF Camp Mckinley
who was the best all-around player in
the Artillery team OF the season that
mas just closed.
SCORE BY INNINGS. ..