The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-07


The Artillery rooters began to sub
side when the Makikfs' score went up.
In the fourth inning Aylett walked 10
first and was brought in by Freitas,
who raised the sphere way over sec
ond base into the center garden. That
was the last run made during the
game for either side.
In the Fourth the Makikis almost
made a mess of things when Aylett ana
G. Bruins played Alphonse and CASTOR,
while Cramer's swat of the sphere
dropped between them, but Bruins took
it in safely.
The fifth, sixth and seventh innings
went serenely by without much steam
escaping from either side.
When the Artillerys came to the bat
in the eighth inning there was all kinds
of excitement. The Artillery rooters
made the most of an attempt to rattle
the Makikis, but the Makikis didn't
scare worth a cent. Johnson went safe
70 first and eventually reached third,
where he also incidentally died. Stone
was hit in the side and took his base.
Stapleton was put out by the batted
ball striking him. When Reardon
whacked, Johnson came flying in to-
ward home and the Artillerys thought
they had tally, but were sent back
by the umpire to their bags. Eggling
and Ripperger dashed all hopes by
striking out.
Then came the ninth inning which
gave little hope to the Makikis, for three
quick strike-outs settled matters.
The Arti1lerys took their last chance.
Gephart whacked a safe one and went
to first Connell unfortunately flew out
to Honan in rightfield. Honan inme-
diately threw the ball to first base.
which Gephart had already left and
had about reached second base. The
double play was a pretty one. Then
Reardon raised the bat. A swish and
a strike was recorded. A ball was al
lowed. Then another swish and two
strikes were announced. One more
swish through the empty air and the
Makikis had safely won the game.
The teams lined up as follows:
Makikis-En Gee. SIS; T. Honan, r.
f.; Roe, If; H. Bruins, 3d.; Kila, c.;
G. Bruins. h.; Aylett, 3D.; Bowers, c.
f.; Freitas, p.
c.; Gephart, p; ConneH. S.; Reardon,
3D.: Cramer, CT; Johnson, If; Stone,
h.; Stapleton, r.f.
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Makikis. ...........0 0 L o o 0 o.
Artillerys. L 0 0 0 O 0 0 81
PUNAHoUs VS.. PAcIFIcs.
The Punahous went out quickly in
the first inning. The Paci1cs ditto.
The second found Enos making run
in from second base on Macy's long
hit to center, the batter reaching third.
Trovens brought him home on a nicely
placed, ball in leftfield.
Soares for the Pacifics went out try
ing to steal second and the other two
batters struck out !
The third inning the Punahous piled
up three additional runs. Crook got
first On shortstop's tumble. Fernandez |
brought Crook in and w. Fernandez
as WELL Shortstop made a wild throw. |
Fernandez (W) came home on Honan's |
nit. The soldiers on the side lines now
began to make fun of the Pacifics, who |
talked back. The Pacifics got the
worst of the jawing, for if anybody |
Knows how to twiddle-twaddle a play
sr it is the Gun Po1isher He is gem
orally ready with the goods and gets
he best of the bargain.
Pitcher Rodriques of the Pacifics
made hit, and managed to work /
around to third from which bag he
was brought home on Troven's hit to
shortstop. who again fumbled.
Honan Crook and Fernandez trotted
around the bases for three more runs,
| wild throw from the infield to CATCH
ar. but far over the latter's head,
making a terrible loss to the Pacifics.
Then the Pacif1cs surprised their OPP
oonents by touching up the tally board.
Freitas came home On Picard's safe
nit v. Medeiros took first on an east
wat. AIedeiros CD brought in Picard
Ind Medeiros V).
Martin of the Punahous was brought /
nome in the fifth inning by Honan, who
made a hit to the inf1eld which was
srrored at first base.
E. Medeiros was brought in for the
Pacif1cs in the sixth inning by v.
Medeiros who made a safe hit to first.
That was the last run recorded for
either team.
The mines played as follows:
Pacif1cs-E. Medeiros, c.; Trovens,
f.; v. Medeiros, SIS: j. Correa, If;
Soares,- 3D.; NJ. R. Freitas, 2b.; Freitas
If; Rodriques, p; Picard, lib.
Punahous-Crook, h.; Rodriaues. 2b.;
Fernandez, 3D.; ]. Enos, eff; Martin,
f; Macy, D.; Souza So. w Ere,-na,,