Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06


You're jolly wizard,
Yes, you are!
You're a presti.digi.tator,
And a lightning calculator,
And worthy imitator
or your Pa.
$
Rain cut out one game at the base.
ball park yesterday afternoon, but the
match that was pulled off, Kamehame.
has vs.. Elks, was alone worth the price
OF admission--the phrase may be hack.
neyed, but the fact remains. Good.
clean, lively, strenuous sport was
served by these teams, and served hot.
Like great counter currents OF enthus.
iastic sound the combined roofing Of
the Elks sympathizers and the mingled
yelling Of the Kamehameha hackers
crashed together and made q din ter.
rife; scarcely silent moment pre-.
vailed When the cheers Of the ant
Tered throng were noticeable by their
absence the prodigious roaring Of the
Sloph tut loot VI tut
and when the Kan fans held their
peace the shouting Of the Best People
On Earth and their friends shattered
the etheric equilibrium. When both
howled simultaneously the uproar
passed beyond the jurisdiction OF des
cription.
Six to two. that was the wind.up.
with the Rams the possessors of the
deuce-spot.
The Elks were first to bat and tore
eff one run. Then both teams chalked
up ciphers until the Rams nabbed
couple in their lucky seventh. With
the board showing two to one In the
Kams' favor the crowd went wild; II
was anybody's game. In the eighth the
Elks had every man of the team to
bat, Russell going up twice, and wound
up the inning with Q handful-fve
runs. After this they held each other
down and go stood.
Zamloch proved himself a wizard,
worthy of his father. the magician (ses
opening hymn and struck out ~ men.
lie pitched one OF the best games
OF the season and was handed out a
great ovation. II was thought gener'
ally that he was pitching his last game
here, but he will remain over in Homo.
lulu another week and will pitch for
the Elks on Saturday against the Ho'
nolulus, game, by the way, that
promises intense excitement. Reuter-
did good work in the box for this
pitchers covered their field well. Les
lie drew down praise for mis- fine throw
ing to second, for the Kams; Koki, OF
the same team, Is dead sure man with
fly in center, or anywhere else; Kia
Of the Elks is also to be relied on In
this business. Lemon OF the Rams. q
dandy man at bat and the owner Of al
exceptionally good eye, proved Fam
loch's condition when he was handed
three strikes. There was good indi
vidual playing all through, errors 10
ing few.
The crowd was large, considering thu
threatening weather. Rain threatened
to break up the game on two or three
occasions but the contest continued
with but momentary delays on that &C
count. II was raining in earnest wheI
the Honolulu ys. Male game was du,
and, after few minutes waiting fol
d let-up the second event was called of
after one ball had been thrown over tn,
plate.
Following Is record Of the Elks
Rams game by innings:
First Inning-Elks to bat: Russell
takes walk, burgles the next, an,
goes to third on Bob Whites sacrifice
crossing the home plate on passed
ball; Wilder. Rams up: Sheldon ou
on lawn.mower to Kiley Lemon pau
pitcher to first. Jones strikes out.
| Second Inning-Kiley strikes; Kok
nabs one of Kaai's bat; Kia gets SAT,
on pretty left fielder and Evers put
q neat one over seconds head. Fam
Loeb strikes out. Kams up: Yanatti
finds his finish in a lightning conneC
ton between the man at the three-quar
ter post and primary, artistic pickup
and dandy check. Second meets on
off Reuters bludgeon and hands It +
primo effectively, smart action, very
The wizard in the box fingers sla
from Richards club and passes su,
cessfully to the prlmate, bully whizze
after most clever handling of an IL
field grassteaser.
Third Inning-Walkings good fl
Bushnell but he dies stealing, possibl
coacher's fault, Pitcher losses It /
first for Russell's funeral. Reuter-
'twlrIing a dizzy ball. A globule is sen