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work of the teams was good, the Elks
getting two fast doubles.
The second game grew tiresome
towards the last. Anderson and the
rest of the Males started off well, but
the Punahous got onto the Artillery
man and pounded him for II hits,
which meant runs whenever they were
needed. Meanwhile Castle, only two
days at home, pitched a good game. He
has improved in health and strength
and as well in science, and it is safe
to say that he will be one of the slab
stars of the season. The team has an
other good man in Judd, whose aces
sion to second base puts Steere at
third, and permits the corner to be
strengthened Altogether in its pres
ent form the team will take deal of
beating.
The crowd in attendance numbered
$500, the receipts in cash being 1884
rs.
ELKS LOSE TO H. A C.
Joy opened the game by striking out
two men but he gave Perine base on
balls and Cunha hit past him and
through Thompson. putting Perine on
Cunha could only send little one to
Joy who got the put out himself, clos
| ing the inning and drawing out of
narrow hole Perine did not try the
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strike out while Louis and Williams
stopped at first on little ones to pitcher.
The second found one, two, three or
der for the Elks, one striking out. After
Leslie got first on C. Cunha's error but
died on Gleason's fly out. In the third
Meyer drove fly to Thompson, too
hot to handle, but he recovered in time
to catch the runner sat first and the
next two We're out at the initial bag on
Joys assists. With two out German
could not handle Ensue's drive but his
base awaited nothing as Louis was out
at first. Two strike outs and a fly clos
ed the fourth for the Elks. With two
out Joy got the first clean hit of the
game past second but was out at that
bag on Leslie's little one.
After Kaai had struck out Leslie
dropped Taylors third strike and then
threw so wild that the runner was safe.
German waited and drew a pass and
both advanced on Meyers sacrifice.
Moore hit safely over second and both
scored amid a roar of applause. Knight
followed with another to the same place
and Moore cantered home while the
crowd cheered itself hoarse Knight
struck out. Strangely enough Joy got
three strike outs yet the Elks scored
the three runs. By Germans error
Thompson got to first with one out but
to the pitcher.
Ensue got a scratch hit in the Ho
nolulu's half of the sixth, the Elks hav-
ing died in order Ensue stole second
ing got down in time but German was
in the way and dropping the ball when
hit. Ensue scored when Williams drove
one to Moore which was beautifully
stopped. Cunha not holding the throw.
Aylett sent a double to deep center.
JOY was out for running into Perine
who had a foul fly almost in his fin
gers. There looked like a row for a
moment but it quieted down and Leslie |
struck out.
The Elks were out with Meyer on
first on a pass to open the seventh. :
Gleason dropped one in left and went !,
to second on a passed ball. He scored |
a moment later when Thompson drove |
a liner over third base, he making sec
ond. Hansman flied to center and En-
sue got four bad balls. Williams hit to
short left and Ensue came home like
cannon ball striking Cunha so hard that
he dropped the ball and the run count
ed. Aylett picked out a nice one and
drove it over second into center both
Louis and Williams scoring while the
crowd fairly went wild with enthus-
iasm.
The Elks went out in order in the
eighth. Leslie caught the first one for a
single and Gleason sent a fly over first
for which Moore made most striking
try but could barely touch. Thompson
sacrificed them ahead and both scored
On Hansman's hit over first. He was
doubled a few moments later on Ensue's
short fly.
When the Elks came up for their half
If the ninth with c. Cunha out Kaai
sent high fly to left which Hansman
dropped. The next two men struck out
md the game ended seven to three The
score:
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