Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
JONES HELD The BAIL.
AND The ELKS
THEN WON The GAME
RAMS LOSE, I TO 4-PuNs BAT
OUT 6 RUNS IN ONE INNING.
THE MALES MEET
DEFEAT.


and the talent was well satisfied. The
Elks got terrible scare for six in-
nings, because the Rams were one lit
tic run ahead and persisted In stay.
ing there. In the seventh inning Jones
started the downfall of the Elks by an
inexcusable error, and then the Elks
got SO extremely brisk that they
blacksmithed out four runs and the
game, winning 4 to /.
For four innings the Male game
was close but in the fifth the Puns
made chopping-block OF Mr.. Freitas
and gathered six runs. After this the
only thing left was the inquest. which
ended with the Puns at the long end
Of a to score.
q q q
II was certainly hard lines for Reu.
ter to lose that Elk game. The big
fellow has pitched faithfully, steadily
and well game after game this sea-
son, only to see hs team mates throw
victory to the winds by stupid errors.
Last Saturday Reuter- was In great
form, and but for one unlucky inning
nfter a chance had already been given
TO retire the side, he had the Elks at
his mercy. His fast ball was in good
order and he fielded his position well.
He let the Elks Off with seven hits,
four of which came in the bad seventh
inning. Two of the seven hits were
scratches
Hampton was hit moderately. but he
kept the hits scattered and was best
In tight places. Wildness and care.
lessness at the bat marred his work.
The Elks were on the ragged edge OF
defeat several times Saturday, and
they knew 1t. Their fielding was ex-
tremely of color. Evers let a couple
Of easy chances slip between his legs.
Vanatta contributed two errors, and
Cogswell was guilty Of the first wood
en-headed blunder the Elks have dis
played this season. This was In the
third inning and 1t gave the Rams
their only score. Reuter- had forced
Koki at second, moved up on Sheldon's
hit to right field, and Lemon sacrificed
him to third. Jack Desha hit to Cogs-
WELL or course there were two men
out and all Cogswell had to do was
to touch his base. Instead he stood
still and held the ball. He had time
to throw Reuter- out at home, but he
gave a good imitation Of a cigar-store
Indian. and everybody was safe.
Ugh!
Bob White and Moore led the Elk
at the bat, White with two singles. ant
Moore with a single and a double
Sheldon secured three hits for thu
Kams. Ringland's work behind the ba
was snappy and accurate.
Outside Of the seventh inning Their,
was little doing. The seventh plenti
fully filled the vacuum. Vanatta open
cd by popping up a foul that Jone
captured. Wilder hit to right field
White hit nicely to center, but Wilde
started for second at messenge
boys dog trot and was thrown out b.
Koki. Then Reuter- struck Kia ont
White had stolen second and gone t,
third on a wild pitch. Jonse DROP
. ped the third strike. Still he coul,
have thrown Kia out at first, but Bol
White made bluff of third, and ap
parently forgetting that there wer,
two men out, Jones held the ball
Ringland and Moore hit safe and tire
stolen bases. a passed ball. viii,
pitch and wild throw by Jones com
pleted the ruin.
There was no more scoring after this
The Rams got dangerous In the ninth
with Sheldon safe on hit and J. De
sha walking. but fast double play
Evers to Vanatta to Cogswell, choke
them of. The official score: