Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08
|kamehamehaS Beat Artillery
AT BASEBALL
HonoluluS Win From Males

6nd the rooter got two bases. Ben
nett went out, pitcher to first, sacrifiC.
ing and advancing Stone to third. Ma
pis flew to third De Lisle struck out
and Rooter Stone marched in IRON
third with a tired look on his face.
Third-Neither Side Scores.
In the third, Reuter-. a new player
Tor the Kams, went out, second to
first, and Cockett flew out to right
High. J. Kekuewa flew out to sec,
end.
Davis for the Soldiers made a hit
last second Brown went out on q
slow grounder sacrificing and advanc.
ing Davis to third. Smith flew out to
left. Davis made no attempt to get
home after the ball had been fielded
High flew out to pitcher.
Fourth-Moro Goose Eggs.
Jones for the Kams in the fourth,
went out short to first. Kahaulelio and
richards both struck out.
Pliney for the Soldiers got base on
balls. Stone struck out and went back
TO tell his friends what the matter
vas. Bennett struck out and Pliney
really stole second. MANS struck
cut.
Fifth-Lemon Gets to Work.
In the fifth. Koki for the Rams hit
4 slow ball toward first. The pitcher
got the ball, threw it easily to the
r0oter at first, but the latter let it go
through his legs. Lemon flew out to
left. ID. Kekuewa knocked a ball
right through short and out into left
FOL three bags, bringing Koli home.
Reuter- hit to second, the ball was
thrown to catcher and d. Kekuewa
was caught between that player and
third. Reuter- was advanced to sec.
und. Cockett flew out to center.
De Llsle for the Soldiers struck out
Davis did the same. Brown was tho
third victim. The applause was so
great as Lemon walked in off the field
that he had to raise his hat and smile
Pleasantly to the people at the report
ers' table.
sisth-An Island Record.
In the sixth J. Kekuewa went out
second to first. Jones flew out to sec
end. Kahaulelio did the same as
Jones.
Smith Tor Soldiers struck out. Thii
was the seventh successive strike-ou
lny Lemon, which is the island record
High made single into left. Pine,
Unit to third and the bail was thrown
10 second, catching high. Pliney wa
caught stealing second
Seventh-very Short Work.
In the seventh Richards for tn,
kPms went out, short to first. Kok
went out, pitcher to first. Lemon flew
out to second.
Stone for the Soldiers struck GU
aEGin. Bennett flew out to right. Ma
ais struck out.
Eghth-spIendid Chance Gone.
d. kekuewa for the Rams strucl
cut Reuter- flew out to first Cock
EFT went out, pitcher to first.
p De Llsle few out to second. Davi
!. made first on an error by Richards a
t third, but was caught off first on
a swift throw by pitcher Brown hit
a slow one toward first and beat the ba
;. cut. Smith got base on balls. Hlg
v struck out and the Artillerymen los
the chance of their lives.
l. Ninth-kams Win.
j. kekuewa for the Kams got frs
d On an error by first and second on sti
smother but was caught stealing L
!; ward third. Jones went out, pitchC
!; TO first. Kahaulelio got base on bal
:; ana stole second. Richards made
case hit in the direction OF secon
While Kold was at the bat, Brow
t. ThIrled suddenly and threw the ball
C. second, catching Richards. This retI
cd tho side.
IN BY way OF cheering up the Soldier
a the band played Three Cheers for Il
a. Red, White and Blue" and Pliney wei
10 to bat, making strike,out. Stol
h nj de base hit past second Benne
got base on balls. Manis struck OF
1obin, a new man, was put into Il
ne alters box in place OF De Lis
III known to be a poor batter. 1t W
et Thought that this new player won
ID, ring in at least one man. Howev,
1t. such was not the case. Bennett e
e. caught at second and the game W
MT cvet
or, Following is the present standing
the clubs:
r." w. L. T, Pc
". Honolulu ......... 4 0 10
no Punahou ......,... 3 ] 4
h,, Maila-Ilima 4