The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-16
BALL GAMES
FORFEITED
League Season Ends
In Dismal
Fiasco.

Both games were forfeited yesterday
the last day Of the season. The Elks
forfeited to the Rams as all knew they
would. The Male and II. A C. teams
however both appeared and played all
right until the fourth inning when
Gleason was stealing second base. He
slid feet first into Cusack and, as Gu
sack claims, spiked him. Thereupon
Cusack pounded Gleason on the back
two or three times with the ball.
Bowers put Cusack off the field, there
upon Mr.. Crook, the manager of the
Male team, forfeited the game When
the audience heard the game had come
to an end they all crowded near to
the right hand end of the grand stand
to hear what was up. One tipsy native
-w&at down onto the field to get his
money back or have a fight. Charles
Chillingworth gave him a quarter and
he left the grounds in high spirits.
After a good deal of talking and per-
suading on the part of Lorrin Andrews
an exhibition game of seven innings
was played. The Males beat the H.
A C.'s. to 2. in this game.
The Males had very good chance to
have beaten the H. A. C.'s in the first
game. The score was to in favor of
the H. A. C.'s.
The H. A. C-'s line up was a little
different from usual. Joy caught and
Defries, a new pitcher, pitched. He
pitched very well at first, but his arm
began to give way after about six in
nings. Ryan made a very good play
in the first inning, Joy struck a long
fly into centerfeld and Ryan, after
quite run and jump, caught it.
The score by innings. as far as it
went, was as follows:
FIRST INNINGS.
Ensue struck out. Gleason struck to
Roberts who fumbled the ball letting
him get safe. He then took second on
passed ball and took third on an error
by c tcher, who threw wildly to sec
ond- Fernandez made a three-bagger
into centerfield. Short threw wildly TO
third letting him get home. CarvaIho |
flew out to Hampton. Joy flew out TO
Ryan, who made a fine catch.
Cusack made base hit into center j
field. He then took second on passed |
ball, and third on wild throw by |
pitcher. Hampton took his base on |
balls. He then took second while De- |
fries was sleeping. Roberts made q |
three Dagger into centerfield, bringing |
Cusack and Hampton home. He then |
came home on passed ball. Cogswell |
took his base on balls. Grady knocked |
the ball to pitcher who threw to Fer |
nandez who fumbled letting all be safe. |
Davis struck out. Ryan flew out to /
rightfield. Delorie tapped the ball get |
ting safely to first, making full bases. /
McNamara took his base on balls bring
ing Cogswan home. Cusack struck out,
leaving fun bases and the score to
in favor of the Males.
SECOND INNINGS.
Soares went out, Hampton to first |
Aylett knocked the ball to Cusack, who |
threw to first putting him out. John
Williams made a base hit into right
field. Defries struck out.
Hampton flew out TO centerfeld.
Roberts tapped but Joy put the balbto
first in time to put him out. CogsweH /
took his DaSG on a OSdu Ddil- Sie hOJ
struck to Fernandez who touched Sec
ond putting Cogswell out.
THIRD INNINGS.
Ensue hit to Roberts who threw too
high to first so that first had to jump
to get the ball and did not get back
to first in time. Gleason struck to Da-
Wis who made a wild throw letting En-
sue get home and Gleason get to third
Fernandez took his base on balls, stole
second and took third on an error by
Cusack. Carvalho hit to pitcher who
threw TO third catching Fernandez be-
tween third and home. Fernandez was
put out by Davis who touched him.
Joy knocked to Roberts who threw Wild
ly letting him get safe. Joy was steal
ing second and Cusack did not eaten
the ball thrown by Grady so that Joy
got to third. He then came home on a
passed bali. Soares and Ayless both
struck out.
Davis struck out. Ryan went out,
pitcher to first. Delorie flew out to
pitcher.
FOURTH INNINGS.