Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-01

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the Honolulus but with their present
weak twirlers, they cannot EXPECT TO
come off better than fourth or fifth.
This naturally seems pity when the
fielding of the team is so superior.
ArtiIlerymen Shut Out
In the first game, the Artillerymen
were entirely shut out. The Punahous
made five runs. The soldiers had three
separate Catchers but none of them
could catch very well. Behr, the reeu-
lar catcher. played in center field.
The soldiers showed a wueful lack
Of practice. Brown. the catcher. seem
ed to be very much disguised and, in
deed. there were not many on the field
who could blame him. He had no sup
port at all, not even behind the bat.
Punahous Steady.
The Punahous played a steady game
right through. showing excellent judg-
ment and playing always with good
head work. Meyer at third. Loucks at
second, Soper at first and the two Mar
callino boys in the outfield, did the best
work for the collegians.
Fell In a Fit.
During the progress of the second
game, young Rowland fell in an epil-
optic fit near the back stop. DR.. How
ward was one of the spectators at the
ball game and he was called over. Row
land was carefully watched and. upon
his return to consciousness, was sent
home.
PLAY BALI was promptly called az
1870 O'Clock and the Artillery and Pu-
nahou teams got to work The batting
order was as follows:
Artillery-Smith. 3D.; Pliney, rf:
o Ieary. 1b.; Jones. 3b.: Bennett. c.;
Brown, D.; De Lisle, S.; Guptil. IT,:
and Behr. CT
p. A. C.-Loucks. 2b.: Cooke. SIS.
Myerf, 3D.: Soper. h.; A. Marcallino,
IT,; J. Warehouse, rf.; J. Marcallino,
CT; Hemenway, c., and Babbitt, p.
First-Punahou Scores.
Smith for the Artillery went out,
third (Meyer) to first. Pliney secured
first on an error by short Cooker.
OLeary went out, catcher to first.
Jones struck out
Loucks went to the bat first for the
Punahous and got two bases on an
error by first. Cooke went out, short
to first. Meyer hit to second who
threw home to catch Loucks. Catcher
iumbled the ball and Loucks was safe
Soper went out, short to first. A. Mar.
callino got first on passed ball and
meyer came home. Warehouse struck
out.
Seeond-Hemenway cousht.
In the second inning, Bennett ia the
soldiers struck out. Brown secured
first on an error by second. De Isle
struck out. Guptil got safe on SLOW
fielding by Warehouse in right and
Brown got third. Guptil stole second.
Behr went out on a grounder to first.
Third-Fine Running Catch.
J. Marcallino had three strikes but
Bennett behind the bat let the ball 20
by him and seemed to be mesmerized
The runner was safe. Hemenway hit
TO short and short threw to second for
q tumble Marcallino securing his base
Babbitt made base hit and Marcallino
came home. The ball was thrown to
catcher for tumble and Hemenvay
tried to make home but was caught
by the catcher who secured the ball I'm
time. Babbitt stole third. Loucks
struck out. A. Marcallino went out,
pitcher to first.
Smith for the soldiers made a clean
base hit past second in the third in.
ming. Pliney hit to second who threw
TO first, putting Smith out. The bali
was thrown TO first for double play
but Soper fumbled it and Pliney went
to second. O'Leary struck out. Jones
went out, catcher to first.
In the second half, Bennett went to
first and OLeary behind the bat for the
soldiers. Meyer secured two bases on
an error by right field. Soper flew out
TO right (Pliney). the fielder making
hne running catch. A. Marcallino
struck out, after having secured three
balls. Meyer stole third. Waterhous,
got first on an error by Behr in center
and Meyer came home. j. Marcallino
got first on an error by second. Water
house stole third. Hemenway went out,
second to first.
Fourth-Quick Work.
In the fourth, Bennett, for the sol
diers, went out, pitcher to first. Brown.