The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
MALES AND PUNAhOUS
DEFEATED ON DIAMOND

F<amehamehas served the Punahous
with a beautifully dished up score OF
y 90 s. The graduates OF Oahu Col
Iege weren't In Il at all. IL was their
on day. and they also had the misfor-
tune TO lose the services OF Tony Mar
ealIino In the fifth inning. n slide TO
third base giving him wrenched ies'
nec.rsltatIng his removal from the d.
almond.
The first game was played between
The Male lima and the Custom House
teams. The playing was Indifferent TOT
= Few innings. until In the third two
-. v,sre scored by the Smugglers.
and the interest OF those present out
.l.B.. ths. ropes began to revive IL was
!. ,tteherS' game. Few OF the Datters
showed any proficiency In placing the
halls. which would give them a chahss
20 crawl down to first In fact. IN poth
games. the batters VINO hneu the spt 49,.
down To- shortstOp didn't have the iess
90 beat the ball down To rirst base. ~
,.,as g.neraily the case that the runner
xxas within two or three rect OF TUG
nag when the first basemans MINUS
closed over the sphere.
The fielding throughout was good ana
the players in both games were deter
mined TO do their best to give the audi
-ncs an exhibition OF good ball AZ
,he innings passed on and the score ola
,ot rIss. on either side the crowd began
40 take interest in the pitcher hIw, a
FOR the Customs did some sooo w
i s,,d had the good Will OF the crown
sstart ~ the Males pitched n good:
/ clean game. and lived up TO ms oIu
! r..rutafion. but his curves cid not Ter
/ rffy the Customs. Gay was out -.
/ foru, and Was n sick man when ne nIs.
. naawNN
I vent TO the bat Subsequent ILL.,. 80,
I ,,,,,s.ad that ne should never nave uls s.
80 10 and ne finally had To quit
I Hairy Wilder taking his place.
I - ..,oae n neat catch in the nintn III
/ rfn,- when the Males were hos.us
heaven and earth tofie the SCOTT 49,
Icft tn. Zcbras with two men on 49, 49,
one OF the prettiest plays oI , - H.
SO the catch made by Andersen -
sss,h, deid Mana sent thl bali SKY
...-,,.d Is, ,he direction OF the pam sIoHe
- A,sdersor, made n long run 10 SUI
!, The catch made an iTnpIes1Io" -.
,ha crowd. and Anderson oeSiie
nero OF the day. In the hlntn 49,. -
the Males went 10 the ga. 80. Ala a.
10 make a showing. ana thes - -,
Ten tvvo runs. \ desperate eHoIt %
-. 90 lie the score. but II faiied WV
| xtrgtdar wrapped his paws arou"o 49,
h,iI away out In left Held. IN,
The game between the fuha ans.e5 -,
49, KafmenArueuaS - a. =
o. "A few innings. the college $50 a.
.oattne the first run In the thiru 80,
10 The Kams made run II - =.
'.,, and in the sixth inning the -,
-, the score UP like a therInoi .n.S's a.
hot day. making IL runs IN M ia,
nInss. Vannatta made a double , p,a;
=, he third inning. when Hetnsn Nv - =:
ta.,sd n liner TO him near secoto 80 -
pahhitt was forced from hrst TO $50. -
- Vas touched out By NahIa -
49,. rane by. and the ball was IN IN
,rrovvn 20 first. where Williamson. iu ~,
rirg Tor Hemenway. was ais" Pu, 90
=, The nth inning Marcallino SOU ~
1or thIrd and slid for the oaS. put NJ.
bIr,self so badly that II was 49,,
90 carry him of the field. ana coo os
80 substituted The three runs ih ~
bv the Rams In the SIKH raiuSu az az
punahous. and in the seventh in III,
,bev made errors which cost thy.
Ssarly. for FIVE runs were scored oy ~
fSons The eighth inning gave %
tSoms three more runs. and II was "
'.au day with the Punahous' aithVut
,bc,- made two runs. Costly errors
roth sides were made.
Tber, A. one feature Of the bali pia'
, CONTINUED on page f2.)