The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-05

DER STRUCK at some Wild ones, going
out. White went out. third to first.
Jones went out, second to first. Van
alta went out on a fly to Russo, and
Reuter- went out, third to first
FIFTH INNINGS.
Kaai struck out again, but Kia walk
ed to first. Bushnell hit safe. Fam
loch hit to pitcher who threw to third
retiring kia. Bushnell and ZamIoch
stole a base apiece. Keaioha, in try
ing to catch Bushnell, overthrow third
Lemon prevented the Elks from scor-
ing by getting under Moore's fly
Richards was safe on an error by
Russell. 1t was the first error made by
Russell this season. He retrieved him
self moment later, however, by stop
ping Kekuewa's grounder touching
Richards, who was forced to second,
and then getting the ball to first in time
to nip Kekuewa. Kealoha singled and
went to second on wild pitch. Shell
don struck out
SIXTH INNINGS.
Russell was given his base. Cunha
hit to Vanatta who was standing on the
line between second and third. Rus
sci ran around Vanatta, who threw to
first and Bowers called both men out.
Wilder singled to center, but White flew
out to Vanatta.
Lemon struck out but reached first
on an error by catcher. Koki flew out
to right, and Jones sacrificed, pitcher
to first. Lemon reached third on an
error by Kaai, but Moore put the side
out by catching Vanattas fly.
SEVENTH INNINGS-FAST AND
EXCITING
Kaai went out on a foul fly to Jones,
and Kia was safe on Kekuewa's error.
Bushnell hit to Vanatta who threw to
Sheldon at second, but the latter drop
ped the ball and all were safe. Fam
loch hit to third who dropped the ball,
but regained it in time to touch Kia,
who was running for third. Moore
made what looked to be a base hit in
front of first, but Bowers called him
back. He then struck out, and the Elks
lost a fine chance to score.
Reuter- struck out, and Richards was
given his base. Kekuewa made base
hit. Kealoha hit to short who put Ke-
kuewa out at second. Sheldon made
the hit which started the runs. He
knocked the ball into right which
brought Richards home. On the throw
in Kekuewa scored. Lemon hit to third
who threw to first. Lemon was hit in
the head by the ball and Sheldon scor-
ed. Lemon tried to steal second and
slid, but was put out, Russell hitting
him in the back with the ball in such
manner that he was Kissed by the
grandstand. Russel's action was not
intentional. Under the impression that
the umpire did not think he had touch
ed Lemon, Russell touched him again,
perhaps harder than was necessary.
The men met after the game and shook
hands, and the incident was closed.
EIGHTH INGS-UMPIRE'S DE-
CISION PROTESTED.
Russell made a base hit; Cunhas hit
forced Russell, but the latter refused
to run and held on to first. Vanatta
ran to first putting out Cunha, and the
umpire declared Russell out. The latter
will protest the decision. Wilder made
a base hit, reached second on an error, !
and went to third on a passed ball !
White flew oit to pitcher. During the
inning Umpire Bowers was hit by the
ball and knocked down. He was not
badly hurt and was soon UP.
Koki struck out and Jones went out,
pitcher to first. Vanatta struck out
NINTH INNINGS.
Kaai was given his base, Kfa flew out /
to short and Bushnell singled. Fam |
loch flew out to centerfield. Moore was |
safe on a bad error of Jones's on third.
Russell came up to bat with two out
and three men on bases. He hit to
third, who ran back to the base touch
ing Bushnell.
KAMEHAMEHAS.
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