The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-13
KAMEHAMEHAS EASILY
DEFEAT PUNAHOUS
Game a Compliment to Castles Absence.
Some.Expensve Errors.--Mailes Give
H. A. C.'s Hard Fight.

The Males made a most creditable
showing yesterday against the Ho-
nolulus and seemed at one time to
have the game as gift. Indeed
had not the decision gone against them
IL the third they might have saved
their shut out for the season. Joy
went all to pieces early in the game
and the Males played the best ball
they have so far shown. The H. A.
C.'s achieved ten errors, twice as many
as the Males.
The Kamehameha Punahou game
was a one-sided affair and it's issue a
decided compliment to Castle although
the loss of the game should not be
wholly attributed to Rabbits pitching.
pected from a man who has been out
of practice during the season, but he
received abominable support from adj
mittedly first class fielders. The way
Steere and Forbes fell down ON errors
was distressing and costly. The only
brilliant feature Of the Punahou field
ing was the fl st class work done by
Campbell at third, who had many
chances, several of them hard ones,
and gathered them all in.
Reuter- pitched in splendid form
with the single exception of the wild
pitch in the ninth which prevented the
Punahou shut out. The Kamehamehas
had one error against them and the
Punahous six. Tucker at left had a
fly light on the second finger Of his
left hand and will have a baseball
digit as a souvenir of the season.
Castle was in a high fever today and
was not allowed to get out to even
see the game.
MALES MAKE FOUR.
Eight men came to the bat for the
Males before they were dismissed in
the first, Fernandez starting out with
two Dagger, Hardee got two base
hit later. Joy and Williams made
errors that helped to bring Fernandez,
Clark. Anderson and Deas home. The
Honolulus got Pryce to third but he
was still there at the end of the in
ming. Pryce, by the way, seemed to
throughout the game and considerably
assisted his battery average.
The second saw a mutual shut out.
In the third the Males again started
in and got the bags well covered when
Macfarlane drumming for White). was
put out at third. En- Sue dropped the
ball but Bowers did not see it and the
Males retired. Joy changed places
with Williams in the pitchers box,
going to first, while Bruins went to the
bench.
The second of the third saw the Ho-
nolulus run gathering Fernandez
walked to first and later Hardee drop
ped hit from Williams, Fernandez on
first muffed the throw and Fernandez
of the II. A. C.'s romped home. soon
to be followed by En- Sue and Williams.
Males 4, H. A. C.'s, 8.
SCORE EvENED.
In the fourth the Males failed to
make connections but Fernandez of
the HonoluFus again reached the home
plate on a bad throw from Jones at
short over Clarks head at third.
In the fifth the Males got the lead
again with timely three Dagger from
Deas which brought Jones home but
tcIt liHt hppCo bCtWCCi Shiu ehhio
home in an. attempt to add to the
score The Honolulus had now got
started and commencing with joys
two Dagger advancing Thompson to
third, they, with some judicious steal
ing and passed ball piled up three
more making the score rs.
The sixth was unproductive but the
Males once more had hopes in the
seventh when Deas' two base hit help
ed Jones to score. The Honolulus
achieved nothing in their half.
ALMOST A TIE.
The eighth saw the bases full for the
Males and a chance for tie but White
and Jones failed to make good. Pryce
for thu H. A C.'s again found the ball
and finally crossed the plate, the score
at the end standing Sc in favor of
the H. A. C.'s. the Males going out in
short order in the first of the ninth.
Lord & Belser's new signboard with
properly arranged numbers was much
appre, lated by the stand, which scan
thy filled at first, overlooked on to the
bleachers by the start of the second
game. The road from the cars has
been improved by rolling and common
dations were numerous.
MALE ILIMAS.
Ar r RH. P o. A. E.