Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08

Gase and got second on bad error by
second. Louis was advanced to third,
bringing in Louis and Joy. The run.
ner would not have got second had II
not been that Taylor fumbled the Ball.
Thompson went out, third to first.
Eighth-Seore Tied Again.
In the eighth, Davis (Taylor run.
ring) for the Males made a hit past
first. Jones struck out. Kiley made
single between first and second Lua.
Eiwa made base hit into left and Da.
rs came home. AKau struck out.
Clark made a single past short and
Eiley and Luahiwa came home. Mana |
he won't to Hansman in left. The ex-
element at this stage of the game was !
tremendous. The Male aggregation
simply went wild at the outlook.
Gleason for the Honolulus got first
Gu another error by Jones at short.
Gleason was caught stealing second.
pryce went out, second to first. Ay
Ictt hit an easy high fly into right,
which was by every right the property |
VI the fielder there. However. Mana
Of second wanted to make a grand.
stand play and went after the ball,
rluffing 1t as was to be expected. As
q consequence, Aylett got two bases. |
" illiams went out on a slow grounder |
to first.
Ninth-Great Excitement.
Taylor started off the ninth inning
for the Males and plunked ball
right into Thompsons fingers for an
out. Kalawana made first on an er.
ror by short The great Davis famed
out and waddled back to his bench
while Jones went out. third to first
Louis for the Honolulus went out,
second to first. Same story for Joy
CuIha few out to center and another
inning was necessary.
Tenth-Band Began to Play.
In the tenth the band started up and
Kiley for the Males flew out to Glea.
son at first. Luahiwa went out, third
to first Akau got first on an error by
first. Clark flew out to Thompson at
sc cond
Hansman got first on an error by
Mana at second. This was not very
al error. the ball bouncing awkward
: ly. Thompson hit safe into lett for
] ono base. Gleason hit to short and
1 the ball was thrown to third, catching
, Eansman. Pryce struck out. Aylett
out on pop'up right into Davis
hands The Honolulus seemed to have
lost the chance of their lives.
Observation-Disclosures Wins Game.
D In the eleventh, Mana for the Males
struck out. Taylor flew out to Thomp.
, sOE at second. Kalawana struck out.
/; Williams for the Honolulus hit far
out into right through the palm trees,
] The fielder there was confused by the
, Trees and Williams went around to the
tnrd bag. Louis hit in the direction
Of first Davis fell in trying to get the
ball and the runner got first safe. while
. Williams came in with the winning
0 run.
After this most exciting game there
o was an intermlsson OF about ten min
t utes, during which the two teams tina,
@ were to play the second game got O
X little practice. The batting order III
This contest was as follows, the Kane
ramehas winning by the very narrow
/ margin oil to o.
t. Artillery-Smith, Oh; High. IF; Phi
/. Eey. Of; Stone, lib: Bennett, 3D. Ma
l. mis-, If; DeLisle, IS; Davis. c; anc
II Brown, p.
y Kamehameha-J. Kekuewa. lb
Jones, s. Kahaulelio, RI; Richards, 3b
10 Kokl, 2b; Lemon, p; d. Kekuewa c
10 Reuter-, Of; and Cockett, Ii.
10 First-No Runs.
@. j. Kekuewa for the Kams went GU
ID pitcher to first. Jones went out. Sc,
er UnG to first. Kahaulelio struck out.
k Smith for the Soldiers got base o
to rails, but was caught at second on
a Leautiful throw by Catcher Kekuew'
Is High famed out. Pliney did tn
same. Lemon for the Kams was pltcl
Ing beautiful game.
h, Seeond-kams Score.
Ia. In the second, Richards for tn
SO Kams got his base on balls Kold h
he one right up into the air. CatchC
to rufied 1t and pitcher picking 1t u
Sc. threw to second, putting Richards on
oh Lemon went out, second to first. X
he kuewa made single past second, b,
was caught at second. Hea howeve
mt brought Koki in.
a Stone. the philadelphia Rooter
on who makes more noise than any pla
nd a. In the Islands. hit to third. wi
ew threw wild to first. The ball went