Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-14

Three base NIT. Wllilams'
Two base hits-Bruns ON. ~, JOY.
Sacrifice hit-Miller.
Stolen bases-Chillingworth. Miller,
En- Sue, Aylett 8, JOY, Gleason.
Left on bases-Honolulus 5, Ma
lies 5.
Double plays-Joy to J. Williams to
Gleason (2).
Struck out-By Joy 6.
Bases on balls-Joy 8, Freitas 2.
Hit by pitcher-Bruns Oh. A. c..
Wild pitch-Joy l.
Passed balls-Soares 2.
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The second game was all right for
the disinterested spectator with a.
pleasant afternoon to while away, but
for a Kan or Punahou supporter II
was simply heart disease. Neither team
could get far enough ahead for a rest
or even for breathing-spell; and ev.
cry inning looked like there was CO.
Ing to he slaughter Of some kind,
no one knew exactly What. 1t waa
business from the start, with each
team at the stretch all the time.
The old kahuna that the Rams have
held when playing against the Puns
Tor years past refused to work for the
seconu .....e this season. II ever a
team got out OF bad holes by luck com
bined with really good playing, that
team is the one captained by Jess
Woods. The Puns we're eternally in
the hole. but managed to pull out time
after time. The Rams would fill the
bases and then die at the bat. leaving
the morgue full to overaowing, Alto.
gether thirteen Kams were lot oil
bases. but the full sadness of this d0e%
not dawn upon tho unsuspecting read.
sr until he knows that usually ti.ess
met got on bases with no body out or
only one out. and that with the best
chance In the world to score the KarAs
could not deliver the merchandise. IN
the third inning with the bases full
Pahu struck out. But II was the ninth
that hurt.
The Kams went to bst last. with the
score tie. two to tive, II looked like
nothing could stop Kan victory
when Reuter-, Sheldon and Lemon flied
The bases and nobody ont. But Reu.
ter was caught asleep At the third
switch, Pahu new out 10 pitcher and
Jones, the altern..fa raiser and de-
stroyer OF Kan hopes, struck out.
The tenth inning wac rarticuIsFiy
awful. for after two men were down
Jones drained n third s,rik. .bror,
was the halter and that o,,ipis,io
youtb palIoned toward Ar, hooo ha
rardless. Jones bad an a,sy throw
but he CHOSE to send the hall NJ Ke.
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rolled sereneIv IN tho r,ybt soId ,ono.
while Abrens fastened around rho Dir,
cult. bringing In the winning run
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