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;ision. King took first on balls. Bowers
went to first on balls and King went to
third on a blocked ball. Kiwa struck
out and Anderson failed to connect.
There was nothing in the playing on
either side which had the elements of
good playing.
Hansman made a single, while Moore
at second made a grandstand attempt
to take in a high ball. Post singled and
forced Hansman out at second. Price
singled with a smasher into left field.
Aylett sent long one into Anderson s
right field, the latter turning a somer-
sault while chasing it by falling into a
ditch. Bolster, Price and Aylett all
scored. Louis went out on a play from
second to first and Williams followed
suit. Score, H. A. C's, II; Customs, 0.
| Harry Wilder flew out to Leslie,
Wilcox followed, and Moore kept up the
| procession.
| Cunha and Joy failed to reach first.
Leslie singled to first bag on error of
! Wilder. Tucker caught out Hansman,
rolling over the field in his effort to
hold it.
| Tucker, for the Smugglers, flew out to
| shortstop, and Lishman dropped Il pref
| ty fly into Luahiwa's hands at third.
King went to first on balls, and Bowers
| singled to first, the inning being lost by
I&iwa.
Bolster started off bravely for the H.
A. C.'s, by singing, followed in the
same way by Price. Aylett sent lin
er down toward first, which Wilder
took in as a bounder and threw to third,
putting out Bolster. Louis made 2 two
| base hit, bringing in Price. Williams
singled to center and brought in Aylett
! and Louis, and was put out at third
While trying to make three bags. Cum
| ha struck. The three runs gave the
l1onolulus score of Is to 0.
! Smuggler Anderson sent a two-bag-
ger into center. Wilder went out by a
! bounder to JOY, who threw to first. and
Anderson had no chance to leave the
second bag. Hansman ended the Snug
glers' chance by catching a long fly
| sent into left field by Moore.
| Tucker, for the non-betting Treasury
employees, caught out Leslie. Post vert
to bat and was put out on a foul. AT
This juncture Scorer Andrews arose and
Jumping into the field proclaimed that
Joy had failed to bat in turn and he
declared him out This made the third
man out
Lishman made a base-hit with q
ismasher into left field. Cunha at this
moment held up his right hand, which
was bleeding. His middle finger ha6
been split and he was compelled to re-
tire from the diamond. Louis came il
land donned the wire cage, and Thomp.
tson went on second base. Tucker flew
out and Kiwa singled. Lishman ant
King came home and Bowers also scor
ed while an attempt was made to pu
out Iiwa between first and second
Anderson famed out and Wilde
; smashed a base-hit to center, givinE
Kiwa third and stealing to second him
self. Wilikoki flew out to Thompson
Score, H. A. c.. Is: Customs, 8.
; The first part of the ninth nnin'
: found Post of the II. A. C.'s at the bat
He flew out, and Price and Aylett tail
ed into the procession.
Moore began the forlorn hope OF III
; Customs by singing to first and goini
: cut at second, while trying to hyrothe
: cate it. Tucker made a base hit AM
Lishman struck out. Williams pocket
; ed center hit from King, and tn
game ended-15 to s.
Following is the summary Of bot
games: