The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL

7 To the surprise of many, Punahou
easily defeated the H. A. c. team yes
terday afternoon by the score of nine
to one. The playing was not especially
brilliant at any part of the game; there
were no double plays, and there were
a number of bad errors, but the play
ing was steady and Punahou pulled
away from the II. A. C.'s from the
beginning. Williams pitched for H. A.
c., JOY, their regular pitcher. going to
right field. Castle fairly outdid him
self. He worked hard for Punahou and
his pitching was of the best.
This is the second time that Punahou
has defeated the H. A. c. team and
their victory of yesterday puts the two
teams on an even basis, each having
played nine games with five victories
and four defeats to their credit. There
was a good-sized crowd present. larger
than was expected for the single game.
Punahou went to bat and Forbes
started things going with a base hit
down into Barney joys territory. Joy
was in a hurry to do something and
threw a trifie wide so Forbes kept on
to second. Steere didn't get a chance
TO hit: he was hit instead and was
given his base. Lishman went out on
a foul fly which Ensue on third gath
cred in. Hemenway was out on a
grounder from pitcher to first. and
Tucker struck out.
Honolulu started what looked like
good work with Ensue making a base
sacrifice. Williams sent a hot Offering
TO second L-se who failed to handle
1t and Ensue came home and Williams
was safe. JOY flew into left field but
there was a bad error there and he
stood safe. Leslie made a base hit,
but Gleason struck out and Fernandez
went out on a fly to center field.
In the second inning Judd reached |
irst all right but went out trying to |
,teal second. Woods went out on n
iy Here Williams took vengeance on
lis opponents for he hit both Marcal-
inc and Castle in the arm and both re-
eived their bases. Forbes followed
With a single which brought in Mar
allino. Joy errored again and Castle
moved up to second. a moment later
e came home on Steere's hit. Forbes
Iso crossed the plate. Lishman went
ut on an easy grounder and Honolulu
reathed easier, having pulled out from
tight place.
1t was one. two, three for II. \. c.
thompson struck out and Ensue and
ryce went out on grounders.
Punahou scored one more in the
lird. Hemenway who made a base hit
as followed by Tucker who went out
a a fly to short stop. Judd was good
II a grounder. and Woods made hit
, Louis in center field who errored,
nd finally reached third. Judd was
1me on the error Louis went out on
grounder and Williams struck out.
" also struck out to the amusement
the crowd. {
The fourth inning opened with the
ore four to one in favor of Punahou :
the next four innings neither side
ored and the playing Was steady but l
It fast In the fourth the three men
, on both sides went out in rapid
ccession on flies and easy grounders- L
shman made the only two sacker of
? game in the fifth, but his good work Y
ent TO for naught, for Hemenway
-uck out. Tucker struck foul fly T
lich was gathered in and the usual
sy grounder caused Judd's downfall.
Castle made a pretty stop OF hot
ounder by Louis, the last man out on F
e II. A c. side.
Fernandez did most of the playing
his side in the seventh. He got L
der flies putting Marcallino and Cas-
out of running order. Woods fall v
to reach first on his hit.
10Y struck out again in the sixth and
2 crowd roared as he flung his bat L
one side and walked to his seat