The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09
BASEBALL T. 0s a. c" 7; EIxs. l.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

The Punahous didn't walk away from
the Males yesterday as much as the H.
A c. team led the way for the EIks.
In fact the first game though some
what OF procession was nos as bad as
some in which the Males have had I
share The second game was exciting
and was Furthermore marked by some
dirty work which il must BE- sail con-
siderably furnished the name Of the
Elks and the Honolulus. During the
latter half of the third inning in the
last game Knight of the Elks was on
second base and Cunha hit bringing
knight in. Al. Moore. who was coach
ing from the lines near third. came
tearing along with Knight and banged
into the Honolulu catcher, Leslie, pre-
venting him from reaching the base.
Whether he did it on purpose OF not
er case he was clearly violating the
rules OF baseball. The matter might
have ended here had not Barney Joy,
the Honolulu pitcher, lost his head and
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man considerably smaller than himself.
This was bad enough but suddenly
Knight turned and made a disgraceful
attack on Joy. BY this time Chilling
were separated. The umpire refused to
allow the Elks to count knights run,
which decision the majority OF the
crowd approved. On the Coast Knight
and Joy and very likely Moore would
have been ordered from the field, but TO
do that here with the few men who are
playing would ruin baseball. However
there should certainly be fines and stift
ones too for such things as happened
Yesterday. Moore was certainly wrong
in what he did, but the matter could
have been settled without either JOY or
Knight INDUCING in any rowdyism. A
fine should be imposed on a team whose
men try and indulge in any fisticuffs,
or anything else on the field except
play good clean ball.
The II. A c. team moves to third
place in the League standing as the re-
suit of yesterdays game, kamehameha
being first and Punahou second.
The grand stand was only about nan
full when the first game commenced
but was packed for the second game
as the crowd looked for an exciting
time. And they were not mistaken
George-Lucas and Lemon umpired
the games. Bowers is sick at present
MALE lima VS.. PUNAHoU.
Punahou went to bat and Forbes
hunted and was safe on first. Steere
followed with a sacrifice. and Forbes
who stole second, reached third. Lish-
man went out on a fly. but Forbes
came home Hemenway failed to score
Clark OF the Males reached first on
an error by Lishman. Fernandez got
a base on balls, and Wilbur went out
on a fly as did Akau, Anderson went
out on grounder-
In the second inning Punahou Went
out in regular succession.
Bob" White started the crowd cheer
ing by peeling off a two-bagger which
struck the fence in left field. Jones
made a sacrifice and Honan struck out
Everything rested with the new man,
Hardee. but he failed to reach first.
Marcallino sent a liner TO Clark who
errored. Castle hunted and white
threw to second but failed 10 catch
Marcallino. Forbes hit 10 center field
and MarcalIino and Castle crossed the
plate. Lishman flew out TO Clark who
also caught Forbes of third.
Clark was safe on Judd's error Fer
nandez struck out and Wilbur made
base hit. Meanwhile Clark tried TO
steal third but was caught in the at
tempt.
Tucker was out on a foul fly in the
fourth, Judd struck out and WOODS
1fr-.. How
out to shortStop-
Anderson was safe on first on an
error by Woods. White flew out 10
left field, Jones got to first out AMER
son was put out at second
Castle sent a liner to left field and
Forbes hunted safely. Steere made a
two-bagger and Castle came in. Lish-
man made a force hit. Steere started
for third and Forbes home but they
we're stopped. Steere got back to sec
ond but Forbes was out. Hemenway
made a two-bagger bringing IN Steere
and Iishman. Tucker was out at hrst
and Judd out on a fly
Hardee made a base hit and Clark
went out on a fly. Fernandez hit sale-
wilbur made a two-bagger and Hardee
came in. Ahu was out on a fly but
hernandez crossed the plate.
wood took Hardee's place in lett
field in the sixth and Hardee went IN
the box. g..
woods of Punahou was out at nrst'
NfarcaIIino received a base on balls-
hernandez made his fourth error at
second when he tried to put out Mar
calIino who was stealing secOAu'
Forbes struck out
White was safe on grounder' Jones
was out on a fly and Hardee went Ou'
on a fly to shortstop. -
Steere got to first in the SeEentn =,
80 and stole second. Lishman'
IIar7,anwav and Tucker all failed TO
make first
Male failed TO score. 1vas
Iudd struck out in the eighth. WOODS
cont a grounder to Clark who threw
shor, 70 first and Woods reached sec
nv r..1o ern+ To first but WOODS