Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-17

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Punahous .........19 6 il .263
The last Honolulu League games OF
the season were forfeited at the base.
ball park Saturday afternoon. the Elks
forfeiting to the Kams as It was an.
rounced they would. and the Males
FORGETTING to the II. A. C's. after a
row.
The latter teams appeared on tho
grounds at the appointed time and the
scheduled game proceeded for -four
innings. Pat Gleason Of the Honolulus
was stealing for second base when he
went feet foremost into Cusack Of tho
Males on that bag. Cusack says that
Gleason spiked him. Cusack knocked
Gleason few times in the back with
the ball and Umpire Bowers ordered
the Male man off the field, whereupou
Manager Crook Of the Male team for.
ifeited the game. The crowd did not
relish the idea Of seeing no game and
were loud In demand for an explana.
ton Of what was transpiring in the
arena where the Players were discus
sing things. One man wanted his
money back so badly that Deputy Sher.
III Chillingw0rth gave him twenty-five
cents and sent him on his way rejoic.
ing. Official Scorer Andrews poured
oil on the troubled water in the form
Of gentle words and persuasive argu
ment and finally an exhibition game
was played between the Honolulus
and the Males, the latter gaining the
victory, 8 to 2. In the four innings Of
the forfeited game the score stood 6
TO for the Honolulus.
Barney Joy stood behind the bat In.
stead OF performing in the box and q
new pitcher. Defries, did the twirling.
He did well In the beginning, but his
arm seemed to fail him.
In the first of the four.inning game:
En- Sue struck out. Gleason got safe
en- Roberts error; he took second on
passed ball and went to third on error
by catcher. Fernandez three-bagged
into center; short threw wild to third
and the man was home. Carvalho few
TO Hampton and Joy flew to Ryan, a
pretty catch With the Males batting,
Cusack base hit to center, went to sec.
ond on passed ball and to third on
wild throw by pitcher. Hampton
walked: he stole second. Roberts
three-bagged into center and Cusacli
and Hampton came home. Roberts got
home on passed ball. Cogswell walked,
Grady hit to pitcher and through error
all were safe. Davis struck out. Ryan
fed to right. Delorie reached first
safe and bases were full. McNama
walked: Cogswell perforce came home
Cusack struck out. Score to 4 for
Males.
In the second innlng-Soares out,
Hampton to first. Aylett out, Cusack
to first. Williams base hit to right,
Defries struck out. With the Males
at bat Hampton flew to center. Rob
erts out, Joy to first. Cogswell took
base on dead ball. Grady hit to Fer.
nandez, who put Cogswell out.
In the third-En Sue safe on Rob.
erts' error. Gleason hit to Davis and
En- Sue got home on Davis wild threw,
Gleason getting on third. Fernandez
walked: he stole second and went to
third on error by Cusack. Carvalho
struck to pitcher. who threw to third
and Fernandez was out between that
base and home. Davis touching him.
Joy safe on Roberts error: Joy got to
third after stealing second on Cusack's
error; Joy came home on passed bali
Soares and Aylett struck out. With
the Males at bat: Davis struck out
Ryan out. pitcher to first and Deloris
flew to pitcher.
In the fourth and last inning-E.
Fernandez base hit to left; he stole
second. Defries struck out. En- Sue
also out. Gleason knocked to Roberts,
who threw home but failed to put out
Fernandez; catcher passed back the
ball to Cusack, who caught Gleason
trying to steal second.
| II was then that the trouble com
menced and the game was forfeited tt
the Hon0lulus by the Male manager.
Following was the lineup:
Mailes-Hampton. p; Grady, c.;
Cogswell. lb,: Cusack. 2b.: Davis. 3b. 4;
Roberts. S.: Delorie. IT,; Ryan. CT;
Mcnamara. RI.
ii. A. C.-Defries. D.; Joy, c.: Glea
son. h.: J. Fernandez. 2b.. En- Sue
3d.; Soares, S.; Caryalho, H.: L. Fer
nandez, CT; Aylett. RI.
Sunday baseball at Kapiolani Park
resulted In the Aalas defeating the
Iron Works by a score Of 10 to and
the Makikls winning from the Puma
hous by ~ to s. Pitcher Larsen OF the
Punahou team stated that 1t was not
improbable that his team would quit
the Midwinter League. The manager
and captain do not agree with him.
Lineup and score by innings in tbs
two games were as below:
Aalas-E. Ayau, 49,; II. Sullivan. IF. f;
Anderson. D.; Luning, c.; Kuhina. ID.
Olmost. CT; Macfarlane. 2b.; w. Ayau
IT,: Kalolo. 3b.
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