The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-01

! by Lemon after he had accidentally
struck Catcher Kekuewa upon the
crown of his head. Lemon began to
| throw in some hot balls to Clark, who
welded the willow without hitting any
thing. He took first on balls. Kiley
sWatted barnyard novelties and kept
Kekuewa busy. A liner to shortstop
was passed on to third base. putting
out Clark, leaving the score still in
/ favor of the Kams.
| Wise went out at first. Kiley missed
straight-up-in-the foul, but went
out on first an instant later. Hamaku
followed suit.
Jones Of the Males. in the first half
of the ninth inning, went out at first.
Akau by a lucky strike. which landed
the sphere a few feet in front of him,
reached first safely. Akau was put out
while trying to steal second by beau
tiful throw from catcher to second
base. Lemon caught Desha and the
game ended in favor of the Kams.
Score, 8 to 2.
Pitcher Lemon received an ovation
on reaching the side lines. Umpire
Steere had a difficult row to hoe, but
was generally conceded to have UNI
pired a fair game.
H. A. c. AND CUSTOMS
The game started off with the Homo
lulus at the bat, and Aylett went to
first on an error of Moore. Louis made
a base hit, sending Aylett to second.
Williams sent the sphere into the night
blooming cereus hedge and went to sec
ond, bringing in Aylett and Louis.
Cunha made two-bagger and brought
in Williams. The playing was brisk,
and there were signs of Kiwa being
knocked out of the box. A passed ball
sent mammals boy to third. A ball to
left field brought Cunha in and Joy
went to second. 1t was not an error
less diamond" for the entire crowd of
smugglers seemed to have lost their
grit. Hansman sent a smasher to CEN
ter, bringing in Williams and Joy on a
wild throw to third. Hansman made
the entire circuit. Bolster went out,
followed by Price, with the score stand
ing for the Honolulus.
Moore was the first batter for the
Customs, but unfortunately sent high
ball to Hansman In left field. Tucker
flew out TO Louis. Lishman was struck
out by Joy.
Aylett was first at the bat for the H.
A. C's, but went out to Bowers in GEN.
ter. Louis failed to reach first. VIII
liams sent u three-bagger into the stone
wall behind the right field. Cunha flew
out to Bowers and Williams died on
third.
King, for the Customs. was given
first base on balls. Bowers went out to
center. King stole second on error of
Cunila, who threw too high for the sec
und baseman. Kiwa went out while
running for first, and King went to
third. Anderson flew out to right field.
Joy made single, and on a two-bag-
ger from Leslie started for third, but
was caught half way between and re-
tired. Hansman and Leslie went out
without doing anything remarkable.
Harry Wilder, for the Smugglers, !
made a single and went to second on a
wild throw from third to first. Wilikoh
went out in one, two. three order. AL !
Moore ripped slashes in the atmosphere |
fol- two strikes and then flew out to /
second. Tucker flew out to center and
Wilder died between second and third /
bases. The game thus far was feature (
less and Joy had failed to do anything
to interest his rooters.
Price, for the H. A. C.'s, singled to I
first and Aylett struck out. Louis sin !
gled ard Price captured the second
bag. Williams sent a three-bagger be- !
hind Anderson in right field and
brought in Price and Louis. Williams
was brought in on a two-bagger by
Cunha, and Joy flew out to Bowers
Leslie planted a ball in the same Place. /
Score, H. :, C.'s, 8: Customs, O.
Lishmau for the Smugglers, smashed
q single past third. Lishman tried TO
steal second, but was stopped by Louis.
who was bowled over the bag in col