Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-19
HAMPTON GIVES
KAMS ONE HIT
Elks Captain Pitches In
Great Form Through
Fast Game
BOB White GETS A
SACRIFICE HIT |
PUNs SUCCEED IN LOSING TO THE
MAilEs-eorH TEAMS PLAY
RAGGED BALL IN
FIELD.

HA0GeO BALL
FIELD.
His name. oh. 1t is william. though
the fans they call him Bill.
His age may be uncertain, but he suro
has got some skill.
Smiling. willing and beguiling, care
less like Of transportation
Dandy, handy. cool and sandy.--that IL
Captain.Pitcher Bill.
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Elks 0. Rams o.; Males 6, Puma
hous 8. - e..
II was Bill Hampton and his good
right arm last Saturday ,-Hampton
with everything to the good, his arm In
fine shape. his curves breaking we'll
his judgement accurate. and a team
behind him. Because of these things,
also because the Rams took one OF
their unfortunate aeronautic jaunts.
the Elks administered clean-cut de-
feat to Lemons men. Q to 0. Then the
Males and Puns strove for nine In.
nings to get under each other In tho
basement championship roost. the Puns
finally succeeding in losing. 8 to 5 in q
game loosely-played, filled with errors,
bad base.running, and generally de.
scribed under the cognomen corner.
lot" ball. The Males got on top Of
the Puns' corns in the seventh inning.
and stayed there till the bitter end by
1 "a .
score was q To 4 in favor NJ Joe Coben's
Calves" as ono fan has facetioue,v
dubhed ,bom II was on an,,. oIi,,ay
20 Tho Az, aoro h,,, =, -, e..
VI" '' SAM, ou' a' ieao. .hei
was p'eh'y vi variety anu Ill hihus o'
uncertainty about 1t.
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Yes, Bill Hampton was the boy that
made the Elks famous last Saturday
ror sovor and h.,, ,,,,,,, 49,. -.
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1' ID" oeoup'so INC CENTER Oh ths
Stage, Win the glare Oh the calcium on
him as man after man came to bat and
after wild efforts to solve that puzzlina
delivery went back to the Kameba.
meba bench and gathered alongside nj,
non.b,,,ing hro,h-on NJ, go ~,
mo-. -.,.,..., - '
was resis.ereu Oh hampton until ia
mauhu came up IN the eighth inning
and popped measly little fly over sec
ond that neither Evers, Vannatta no.
kia could reach, though all came dan
gerously near taking II. It was {
scratch hit. a tantalizing, un.Christiar
kind OF hit. and Bill ought to hav,
got away with a no-hit, norun game
Just to show his nerve. Hampton wen
the rest OF the route at the same fas
gait. not allowing another safe one
Sheldon got a sacrifice hit in, but tina
one OF iamakua's was the only sem
blance OF safety.
Hampton was backed up by the bes
helding seen on the diamond this year
!. With Cogswell pulling high throws on
OF the vaulted blue ceiling, with Vanat
Ia cutting of safe drives with ute
nonchalance, with the whole team hal
ting well, who couldn't win game 70
the Eiks? Vanatta was easily the sta
the held. The second'baseman go
eight putouts and five assists withon
an error. In the fourth inning Pah
leaned up against one OF Hampton
siants and started 1t for right field
Nanatta went out after 1t and with
graceful high Jump captured the OF
Vlously SAFE MT with his left hand. N
wonder the Elks have landed 81
stra'ght games. The only error chall
ed against them last Saturday wa
Cogswells drop OF Vanatta's throw I
nrst. IL allowed Hamakua life. but
minute later he was caught of secon
ana died by the Hampton.Vanatta gui
iouhe.
only 70 men raced Hampton altoget
er. Iwenty'three OF these never react
cd hrst. TWO others walked and bot
were caught before they reached SCI
ono. one was hit by a pitched bal
ana was forced at second, One reacl
Gu hrst on CogswelIs error and wa
caught on second, The only other ma
10 reach second was Hamakna, VIII
sneaked In the lone safety and wa
sacrihced by Sheldon; and Hamaku
never got any further. Not kaI
reached third. Vanatta and Cogswe
got away with fast double play
the NTH inning KpkuaWa walka1 X