Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-08
u. A. C. VS.. MALES.

Males TO bat: Big bunch Of Male
rooters in the grandstand's right wing
begin to unlimber heavy vocular altil-
lery. reinforced by numerous mega
phones. Joy drops three pills in the
right place and Cusack takes a bench
transfer. Hampton walks; he advances
to second on balk and later makes a
splendid slide for third. slipping under
that man while he's connecting with
the hot one from catcher In the air. but
overruns and dies. Roberts finds walk
ing good. Davis out, catcher to first.
II. A. c. to the bat: Ell Sue is not
enough for Wren's pitching. T. Fer
nandez hunts and retires, catcher -
first, Lucy to Scissors. Jimmy Wi.
llams connects at the primary although
short throws well. Throw that UNI
pire Quit" yen the Male rooter, with
lots of enthusiasm but no reason. ny.
.lett cracks one SO scalding 10 short
that he gets secure but is out by short
stealing second.
Second lnning-Grady wiGBs It TO
lett. Cogswell with vicious swipe
knocks paint OFF an advertisement IN
center-helds fence and gallop! to third
and comes into the home circle on a
bounce OF ball on the plato. Of when
Kiley loses sight "oh, Freddie, you
ex-professional!-get new cutcher."
yells the eXuberant Male mob aloft.
Ryan takes walk ana then cteals mar
rowly. DelOrie arrives at he initial
bag on error by second man; Ryan on
third, Wren fstches home Ryan on q
lick through second; Delorie is on
third. Cusack smashes In seconds
country, gets first and Delorie races
across the rubber Wren going out at
second short covering there to receive
seconds pass. Hampton nqvigates 10
the three-quarter post on cruel wealth
er ripper in rights domain and Cusack
completes the circuit. Roberts gives up
the ghost, third to FIRST Four runs!
iells that are almost human emanate
from the starboard regions where the
megaphoney Male men are massed.
unrestrained JOY sizzles, boils and
bursts. II. A. C. to the bat: j. Fer.
nandez and ALI Williams strike out. Pat
Gleason high skies to third.
Third Inning-"Any rags, any bones.
any bottles. today" plays the band,
which Is placed In the left wing Of the
grand stand so that its noise may bal
thizers. Louis is placed behind the bat,
vice Kiley. Davis goes down bcfcrs
Joys clever tosses Grady is ret.rcl
by Joy to Gleason. Cogswell walks.
Ryan is overcome by Joy. ii. A. C. to
the bat: Louis base hits TO right; he
burgles next and. catcher's throw there
Going into the beyond piece, he
stretches out aud comes home. En-
Sue kites out to second. L. Fernandez
foul flies out to Gleason. Jimmy Will
liams gets safe. second not connecting
with first. Aylett is pau, 81.
Fourth Inning-Delorie Is over
Joyed. Wren out, catcher to first, and
Cusack Is sent to the pews by Joy to
Gleason. IL. A. c. to the bat: Joy Is
safe on seconds error. j. Fernandez
smacks to third, who filings to secori
who chucks to first and both men are
on the board, swift and pretty twin
acting. A. Williams base hits 10 right.
Pat Gleason hits TO Cogswell, who slips
on his back but RECEIVERS to throw out
Williams at third.
Fifth Inning Hampton walks. Rob-
erts balloons TO left. Hampton moves
to third. after sliding closely 10 second.
when Davis knocks TO short and gets
safe. Grady strikes out. Hampton
makes use of a passed ball to hurry
home; Davis also arrives, pitcher
hurting to third, the bali hitting iun
ner and passing on, Cogswell walks
Ryan Is touched by the catcher II. A,
g. 10 the bat; Louis strikes out En
Sue out pitcher 10 first H. Fernandez
safe on Cusaok's error, J Williams
base hits 10 lett Aylett hlts TO see.
ond, who catches Williams aud throws
Aylott out at FIRST neat double