The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28
ELKs START IN 10 SCORE.

The antlered ones took UP the sticks
first and started TO get busy sending
up three spot on the board before
| they got through with the innings
| White made first safe one after Rus
sell put himself on the altar and a bad
error of Wrights saw Bushnell home
Harry Wilder connected and White got
to third. Pitcher Wrenn hoped round
and Shanks Coggswell did his best but
Vrenn almost broke his wing on a bad
pitch under cover of which Bob White
scored. A minute later Kaai swatted
the orb outside of thirds handling cap
acfty and home came Wilder.
The Males achieved nothing and next
innings Zamloch had them hoodooed
for while. The Male lads seemed to
be expecting the Wizards son to chuck
them a white rabbit or bowl of gold
fish instead of a ball until Wrenn got
base on balls and DOC" started his
megaphonic remarks. Wrenn hoped to
second on a passed ball. to third on a
sacrifice by Delorfe and almost into
the nest at home had Wright not
famed.
ANTLERs TALLY AGAIN.
DUH leoltiS pa 6Q pEdGLIce uHNlI' the
fourth when Wrenn's odd leg worked
wrong and he fell over it following
with a wild throw when Evers and
Zamloch both in position came gaiIy
over the rubber Then Ryan at short
made a girls throw to first and little
Bushnell stood chuckling GA third.
Grady at center threw the paH so high
that a ladder couldn't have helped first
to\get it with a scoop net and Bush
nell scored making three runs off one
hit the Males playing like vacant lot
newsboys.
zamloch did stunts and retired them
very quickly "Bandy' Ryan who was
last at bat wearing an injured express
sion as the Elks walked off the field
leaving him under the temporary idea
that he had got base on balls instead
of a strike out.
MALES BUCK UP.
The fifth saw nothing and the sixth
saw Wrenn handing out mysteries to
the Elks. Russell made the first of
three errors with a bad toss to first
and MacNamara stayed on his bag
Hampton spanked a beautiful two
Dagger down the right-hand line and
Doc" on the bleachers woke up and
took some interest in the game. Coggs-
we'll hunted and Fam grabbed the ball
just too late to stop MacNamara.
Hampton came in later On Grady's re-
tirement and there should have been
another coming had not Coggswell
made a foolish and futile attempt to
reach third.
In the seventh Russell got his bag
and made successful robbery of two
and three conaming home on a horri-
bic throw of Coggswel1 to the pitcher.
Bob Whites good judgment stopped
the Males from scoring. Delorie hit
the ball short and Zamloch found it
with Delorie racing it out. Kiley fool
ishIy left his bag at first and there was
a tumble over the play which saw De-
lorie safe. Russell miscued and the
runner got second and then third
White letting him take the chance
without trying to throw him out, play
which with two strikes on the man at
the bat Wright. who famed next time.
proved sound Judgment.
A COMEDY OF ERRORS
In the eighth Hampton stubbed his
toe and Ryan messed a ball while Ka-
al, after making a clean base hit, got
around to third. Zamloch made a
clean hit bringing Kaai and Evers
home while a repetition of errors
brought the Wizards boy home on a
two Dagger from Bushnell. A clever
play from Robinson in right stopped
Bushnell at the plate. Zamioeh was
pitching steady ball all the time only
two square hits having been made off
him so far.
In the ninth Kiley got snired be-
tween catcher and third: the Males
taking chances. howeve~. and showing
poor ball in having no one to back the
catcher in case of a miss.
Russell made his third error in the
ninth, another bad throw and Ryan
cieverly stealing got to third scoring
On a wild pitch. Wrenn pegged along
70 third also but Delorie's tanning re-
tired the team leaving the score 10 to
} in favor of the Elks-
PUNAHOU TO THE FORE.
Hampton relieved Bowers as umpire
Sam Leslie (OpunuD. who was released
Yesterday by Chfllingworth from the
H. A. C.'s on Lemons request and now
wears Kan livery. caught for the lat
ter doing consistently good work be-
sides getting the stick in action in good
shape.
The Kamehamehas ran their flag up
with the lettering upside down in a
distress signal but as they did not alter
it the charm worked for and not against
them.
Woods biffed one followed by Steere
with a two-bagger that saw Woods
home; Steere scoring on tumble of
Lemons off a swat from Desha- For
the Kams Lemons big bat failed him
and the best they got was big round
mark.
The second and third drew blank for
both sides but Punahou got another in
the fourth, Reuter- muffing and Shell
don making an error. Tucker was the
man to tally.