The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-08
Chas F. Herriek Carriage Company, Ltd
BASEBALL
SEASON OFF
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there was such support that the hits
though punched only in the fifth when
two doubles and single netted two
runs, seemingly cut little figure in the
scoring.
Clarence Cooke, who went in in place
of Steere, opened with hit but was
forced at second a moment later, and
Marcallino was safe. Waterhouse got
down to the initial bag on his little
one which was held too long by Wright
and then with the two on bases Desha
threw Cunha's little bounder nearly
down to Beretania street and two scor-
ed, Cunha following them in a few
minutes later, on Castles little hit.
With this start the collegians got
against another in the second Hemen-
way banging one to deep right and
scoring on it though Kiley should have
stopped him.
They took the lead in the fifth when
Marcallino, opening with double, and
hits by Waterhouse, Cunha, J. Mareal-
limo and Babbitt succeeding, three be-
ing thrown in an error or two and two
stolen bases, four men chased home.
The game was nailed in the sixth
when eleven men faced the pitcher
and seven of them scored. It is inn
possible to imagine anything except a
double play that was left out of the
inning. Hemenway opened it with a
single, Steere, Castle and the two Mar
callinos followed and Hemenway got a
triple. But mixed in to make the seven
runs there were bases on balls, wild
throws, a blocked ball, commonplace
errors, all distinguishing the record.
| AS if this was not enough in the ninth
ten men came UP once more, and with
two bases on balls, three hits and an
error tailed five runs, making the total
| twenty.
| The Males started off with a rush
| taking advantage of the misplays of
the collegians as though they were CO.
ing to hold the boards for long time.
Luahiwa got to first on an error of
Marcallino and finally scorad on an err
ror. Mana was out at first but Clark
got a life and though caught at the
plate the fielding of the Punanous was
so slow that the three men following
got to first on infield hits, and finally
when Desha sent little one down to
short Rabbit went after it, knocked
out Marcallino and When the shortstop
! got the ball he sent it into the crowd
and every one made home safely. net
ting five for the inning
1t was not till the fourth that another
was added, then on the hit of Desha
and the error of Soper. Clarks hit and
doubles by Kiley and Wright gave two
more in the fifth, Clark's and Kiley' s
| hits and Hemenway's error another in
the seventh, and a bunch of errors and
a long fly another in the eighth. In the
| last time up Wright and Akau got safe
on Steere's bad throws and chased
home on Taylor's double, the score
| stopping at the twelve.
HONOLULUS HAD TO WIN.
The insiders expected the Kameha-
mehas to win the second game as the
| boys were in form and there was a
chance for them to tie the runuersup
| if they took the game. But it was not
| possible. The game went off WE'LL the
kams getting one in the third on Les
| lies error, two steals and HamalCl' $
triple which would have been homer
had the runner touched third base IN
fact he missed second too, but Judge
Steere could not see the misstep. The
score was tied by the Honolulus max
ing one on Aylett's pass and two
passed balls and a wild pitch, Then
came the fatal sixth inning Aylett
opened it with hit and through joys
double, wild throws, and Leslie ard
| Bolster's hits five runs were scored.
There W. nothing to be done hut take
the game, for though Yates ana Plum
kett accumulated runs in the seventh
on hits and errors, and Hauaku an
other in the next on hits by himself,
Reuter- and Wise. the lead of the cham
| pions was too great to be overcome.
The scores follow: