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


pitcher to first. Joy got first on an
error by Repter who fumbled very
easy ball. Leslie NLouis running) hit
TO short who threw to second, catching
Joy. The attempt at double play
didn't work. Louis. running for Les.
lie. stole second. Hansman got two
bases on an error by Lemon at short
and Louis. running for Leslie. came
home. Thompson made a slow intield
single. Gleason made a two base hit
into right and Hansman came home.
Pryce struck out. The score was now
4 TO in favor of the Kams.
Fifth-Honolulus Take Lead.
In the fifth, Kold for the Hams
struck out. Vannatta made clean
single past short. Reuter- CKoh run.
ning) hit to pitcher. who threw to sec
ond. catching Vannatta and leaving 10.
XII safe at first. Koli stole second,
Lemon got base on balls. Lemon and
Koki were advanced a base each on a
passed ball. Richards Nannatta run
ningI flew out to Thompson at second.
Aylett for the HonOlulus went out
WI ~ DNAAN El'Ahh'l " III So W a'i'hAii.I
made clean single over short. LCuil
made another of the same kind into
left. Joy made a sacrifice to short.
advancing Williams to third and Louis
to second. Leslie PryCe running)
made a single into center and Williams
came home, thus making the score a
tie. Louis came home on a passed ball
/ Hansmann flew out to Reuter-. The
score now stood TO in favor of the
Honolulus.
sixth-6alI Hit Umpire.
| In the sixth, Hamaku hit far out into
let for an unfortunate but almost UNI
avoidable nun by Hansman, thus se'
curing one base. Jones made a single
into center. Hamaku was caught on
trying to steal third. d. Kekuewa
struck out. J. Kekuewa made two
bags on q muff by Hansman in left. Kn.
| XII flew out on a foul to third.
ki flew out on a foul to third.
Lemon went into the box for the
Kams. Reuter- went out into left and
Hamaku came in to short. Thompson
for the Honolulus struck out. Gleason
lew out to Vannatta at second. PryCe
got his base on a swift grounder that
struck the umpire. Pryce stole second.
Aylett struck out.
seventh-Seore Again Tied.
In the seventh. Vannatta for the
Kams went out, third to first. Reute;
went out. second TO first. Lemon hit
TO third Pryce threw the ball far over
first base and the runner came homo
again making the score a tie. Richards
u. Kekuewa runningD struck out
Williams for the Honolulus made
first on an error by short. Louis go,
his base on balls. Joy was at the BAT
and Louis, as usual, kept playing on
first. He got too far of and had to
run. Williams went on to third and
Louis made second safe. Williams then
came home but was caught at the plate
Louis was advanced to third but hurt
himself. Pryce got first on an error
by pitcher and Louis came home. put
ting the Honolulus in the lead again
Pryce was caught at second.
Eighth-kams Ahead Again.
Hamaku for the Rams went out
pitcher to first. Jones got base on
balls. d. Kekuewa made base hit In
to left. J. Kekuewa made two-baggeI
down third base line which was outside
the line but which was called safe by
the umpire. Jones came home. Koki
made sacrifice hit to second, bringing
d. Kekuewa in. thus putting the Kams
| ahnaI nUnin Vunnattu OF
Hansman for the Honolulus struck
out. Thompson followed suit. Gleason
went out. third to first.
Ninth-Kams Win Out.
In the ninth, Reuter- for the Rams
got first on a wild throw by Williams
, at short. Lemon flew out to left, Ay
lett making a beautiful each. Lemon
, running for Reuter-, got caught at sec
' ond. Richards (Vannatta Tunning) go
base on balls. Hamaku struck out.
Pryce for the Honolulus dew out Il
h first. Aylett went out on grounde,
TO first. Williams hit far out irt'
@ right. couple of feet more and tn,
q ball would have gone over the fence
d However, the runner got Two bases
Louis got first on an error by the hass
Q man there and stole second. Joy strucl
/ out and the great InvincibleS Wei
e downed for the first time during III
a present season.
The score was TO in favor of tn
Kams.
8 There was wild enthusiasm at tn
!. completion of the game, the roctcI
t, taking possession of the field and car
J. rying their players OFF on their should
= ers.
6 In the second game-Artillery Vi
. MaileIl ima-the teams and their posi-
!. tons were as follows:
i Maile-ll lima uahiwa, IT,; Mana, 2b
l. Davis, lb,; Clark, p. Kiley c.; Desht
U RI; Jones, SIS; Akau, 3d.; and Taylor
n c.
Artillery-Smith, 2b.; Pliney, RI
/ Manis, IT,; Bennett, 3b,; Mack, C
!. OLeary, lb,; Brown, p; Behr. CT an
a McFarlane, IS.
First-one Run Apiece.
/, In the first, Luahiwa for the Males