Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-28
A RED HOT GAME
KAMEHAMEhAS WIN BY
VERY NARROW MARGIN
SAILOR MEN PUT UP FAST PLAY,
MAKING BUT ONE ERROR
IN THE NINE IN.
NiNGS.

The baseball game at the park Sat- |
urday afternoon was brlmful Of in
terest from start to finish. the Wiscon- |
sin team showing surprising amount
opportunity for practice. Particular
mention should be made of Graf, the
pitcher, whose curves fooled many a
Namehameha boy and whose hard
work was superb. The catcher Rocco
vas faultless in his position and the
native boys after one or two attempts
to steal second, became much more
cautious. The fielding Of the Wiscon-
sin men was superb. Helm in center
making the star catch of the day. The
sailors made but one error. mnff by
the right fielder, which was excusable
on account of the run he mad to make
for It,
The Rams played their usual good
same, punched their hits and thus won
out by margin of two runs. They did
remarkably well under the circum-
stances, none of the men having had
any practice since the end of the last
season.
The lineup was as follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %; Loud. 3b;
Sacco, G: Wheeler. SIS; Ridge, lb:
kracht, RI; Friel, If; Helm, CT; Graf
T.
Kane hameha-J. Kekuewa, 1b; Shell
don, IS; Jones. Sd; Vannatta, 2b; Reu-
ter. p; Lemon, CT; d. Kekuewa. c;
Plmkett, Sb; Fern. RI.
FIRST INNING.
Bonaparte, for the Wisconsins. base
on balls. Loud, single down first base
line and Bonaparte around to third.
Sacco struck ont, catcher threw wild
to second. Bonaparte came home and
Loud went to third. Wheeler struck
out. Ridge followed suit.
J. Kekuewa, first. hit by pitcher and
caught AT second on good throw by
catcher Sheldon. base on balls Jones
went out on a foul fly to catcher and
Sheldon stole second. Vannatta few
out to third.
SECOND INNING.
Kracht struck out Friel followed
suit. Helm singled over second. Graf
struck out.
! Reuter- few out to right. Lemon
, base on balls. ID. Kekuewa hit to
pitcher who fumbled the ball. Lemon
and Kekuewa safe, taking third anj
second respectively, on a passed ball.
Plunkett singled past third for Lemon
home. Plunkett stole second. Fern
! flew out to short. J. Kekuewa sent a
two.bagger into right and d. Rekuewa
went to third on a passed ball. Shell.
don stole second mad J. Kekuewa came
homd on the play, the ball being
thrown wild from catcher. Jones
struck out.
THIRD INNING.
Bonaparte out, second to first. Loud
same thing. Sacco flew out to pitcher
Vannatta struck out. Reuter- out
short to first. Lemon few out to sec
ond.
FOURTH INNING.
' Wheeler struck out. Ridge singled
into right. Kracht sent a ball to the
same place and Ridge went to third
Kracht stole second. Friel and Helm
struck out.
/ d. Kekuewa struck out. Plunkett
singled over third. Fern singled ovel
second and Plunkett was caught be
. tween second and third. ]. Kekuewa
to third, to second for Fern out.
FIFTH INNING.
Gran out, pitcher to first. Bonapartt
few out to second, Vannatta running
out into center for the ball. Loud
few out to right on long running
c9tch.
Fern out, pitcher to first. Jonei
went out on beautiful catch by Helm
in center field. Vannatta went out OF
a foul fly to catcher.
SIXTH INNING.
SacCo flew out to short, Sheldon fall
ing over but still holding the ball
Wheeler struck out. Ridge flew on
to right.
Reuter-, two.bagger into right. Lem
on, d. Kekuewa and Plunkett went on
in one, two, three order on strikes.
SEVENTH INNING.
Kracht. base on balls. Friel strucl
out and Kracht stole second. Helm
struck out but the catcher dropped tn
ball. He picked 1t up and held 1t t
keep Kracht from getting third. II
then threw wild to first, KraCht cam