Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-29

and at the most critical point in tho
whole game. he struck out The chorus
OF gruans was enough to appal the
stoutest hearted. Had ne made little
single. the game would have been won.
with two men out his strike out settled
the result.
However. there Is one advantage
gained by the Kamehamehas. 1t will
make the contests during the remand.
er OF the season all the more spirited
and will give confidence to the teams
that have been meeting with such hard
luck Of late.
Two umpires Needed.
1t was demonstrated beyond a doubt
by this game that there is urgent neces-
sity for two umpircs in the games for
the remainder OF the season. One UNI
pire on a hot day with the sun shining
into his eyes. simply cannot take care
OF a game properly as was easily seen
by the decisions yesterday.
Lieut.. Newton was perfectly honest
In his work and did the work TO the
very best OF his ability and perhaps
better than anyone else in town could
have done under similar circumstances
but he certainly did err to the cost Of
the Honolulus.
The second -Maile-Ilimas vs.
Artillery-was somewhat slow but
there was some very good playing and
the Soldiers showed up in very much
better form with new man behind tho
bat and another at short.
However. 1t must be said that the
Soldiers as they are at present really
cannot play ball in such a way as Ia
make an interesting game with an
other team of the league. Something
radical such as securing five or six
new men, must be done before they
can expect to pull down a game. il
| must be said. however, that the Sol.
diers did some very good playing in
the beginning and at the end OF thl
game.
A crowd of about 500 turned out ana
the band enlivened things a great deal
Time was called for the first game
at about $40 o'clock, the lineup bc'
ing as follows.
Kamehameha-J. Kekucwa. h.; Ko
ki, rf.; Vannatta, 2b.; Reuter-, p;
Lemon, S.; Richards. 3b.; Hamaku. IT,;
Jones. CT; and D. Kekuewa. c.
Honolulu-Pryce. 3b.; Aylett. c.;
Williams. SIS; Louis, c.; JOY. p.; Les
lie, ID hahshlah' H. lHoIupsoh' ~,
ana Gleason. H.
rrst-No huns'
IN the hrst inning D. hehue"a ~
the Rams got hrst on an error D!
thompson at secohu. hoAi struck OUT
Nannatta nit hlsh ny 10 center ior
mum but the helder' picking up IN.
pail got II 10 second IN time 10 catci
hekuewa. Reuter- STRUCK out, 10!
got IN MS good WORK where II wa
needed ana the hams talled 10 scor'
where' IN the beginning II looked us
the coiiesiahs wouid get d run
fryce ior the fiohoiuius got hIst vi
Win thro" u! pitcher ou' wa
caught az second oh an ass's' troti MS
to second. Aylett MADE base MT De
tween nrst and second, ana was ais'
caught at second Willlams got mrs
On an error ny Lemon d. sno''' 'o"'
struck out. Reuter- Tor the Rams wa
doing excellent work IN the ooN an
he mad big crowd OF rooters alohs IN
side lines 10 give MIN encouragement
Second-HonoluIus Score.
In the second, Lemon and Richard
(Vannatta running) struck out for tn
Kams. Hamaku went out, pitcher t
FIRST.
Joy for the Honolulus made a two
Dagger into left. Leslie uouis run
ning) struck out. Hansman followe
suit, being unable to "get onto" Reu
ter's curves. Joy got third on a passe
ball. Thompson got base on balls. Tn
ball was fumbled by the catcher an
Joy came steaming down the line for
run. Gleason hit TO short who tire
to second, catching Thompson.
Third-kekuewa Throws Well.
In the third, Jones for the Kan
struck out. d. Kekuewa made the SCI
ond OF the kind. ]. Kekuewa got has
on balls but was caught at second on
beautiful throw by Kekuewa benin