The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-30

artist worked on horsecolIars for three
innings. FhFee Rfauites famed in their
second and one each time during the
next three. There was just enough to
furnish outs came up in the sixth and
the seventh gave only the same num-
ber, Soper working off double play
on a liner by jackson. In the eighth
there was again a wind jamming match
for one man and easy outs for the
others.
Meanwhile the hodgepodge outfit was
getting busy. After the score had been
tied there were. three innings of fast
ball 1t was close to the gilt edge Or
der, the Maui men playing like ffends,
working together like a team and tack
ing up ellipses for the home talent each
trip. But Jackson has developed
tendency for a bad sixth. Meyers open
ed it with a smash and King followed
suit, the shortstop being unable to
handle the ball, where a double might
have been made. Mana tagged up his
third single and Meyers came home.
Lemon got a life on the play on King
at the plate, when he was safe. and
then Castle drew his pass down the
line. Again it was Chillingworth, three
men on bases and the crowd bowling
Mighty Casey viewed the pitcher with
out alarm and ground his bat upon
the place. The ball came up as big as
Leonard's balloon and the Deputy
Sheriff went after it like his force seek
ing a gambling den. He swatted the
horsehide and the ball sailed over Corn
wells head into deep left. Chilling
worth ran and guessed. And after
rounding second, three men having tall
lied before him, he thought hard. He
was not in uniform and this was his
think Whether is it better TO slide TO
third and be safe, at the expense of
so pair of trousers, or to make break
for the cushion in an upright position
and save the unmentionables at the
risk OF the out Caution won and the
runner found that there was a ball
waiting for him when he got to the
corner. There had been five counted
before the out and the next two were
easy.
Not content with this the Pickups
went in to make it harder in the eighth.
Jackson showed his partiality for Cas-
tie by passing him and Henderson let
Chillins,worth's easy one get by. Then
with the steals and two hits those two
scored, making the ten spots which
the efforts of the locals.
Lishman's errors gave the visitors
two in the ninth and for a time there
seemed a prospect that they would be
Garcia pushed a little one to Percy and
he grabbed it and with thoughtful care
threw lit just where Soper could not
get 1t, and the ball passed on into the
crowd and the Mauite was at third.
He scored a moment later on a drop
of a throw in by Mana and Pickard
was safe. A passed ball advanced the
first baseman and he too scored when
Lishman again passed one up to Soper
too short and gave Searle a life. That
was the end however, for though there
were two more hit they were unavaii-
ing. Searle dying at third and Yates
at first.
And then the crowd cheered heartily,
for the Maui men had shown such true
sportsmanlike spirit during their visit
that more than half the people admit
ted they were pulling for the visitors.
and they shouted the appreciation OF
the sport furnished during their two
games.
8s soon as the game was over the
,aa piked on for their boat and today
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