Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-03
/. A. (.'S DOWN H[ESI
DEFEAT LEADERS
BY CLEAN.CUT WORK
MALES TRoUNcE kAMs BADLY.
LEMONS PATCHED UP TEAM
ERRs oFTEN-BoWERs
THE FEATURE.


Rams with their fingers increased and
belabored them most mercilessly, fair
ly running away with Lemons war
riors to the tune OF IL to 8. Both
teams played rather frayed baseball,
the Rams piling up eleven errors by
dint of some very weird throwing. In
the second place. the II. A. C.'s admin
istered singing defeat to the unbeat-
en- Elks. who saved themselves from a
shut-out by punching hits in the last
inning and running bases with two
men out until Wilder neglected to touch
first and ended the rally Just when the
Elks began to get busy, the final score
being 8 to 8, closing up a brilliant
game in spite Of many errors.
= = =
The Rams had shifted men around
till the inheld looked like a prize Graz
quilt, and played much the same way.
Jones doffed the mask and went to
third. Hamauku caught, Lota guarded
FIRST, Lemon short, and an undershirted
individual named Kai essayed to serve
up the warps. During the three innings
he presided In the box he allowed four
hits, and this. added to ten errors, gave
the Calves seven runs. Then Jones
went to his rightful domain behind
the bat. while Dick Reuter- was yanked
into the box. Reuter- was hit safely
five times and was trihe wild before
he got warmed up. After that he was
effective. II was poor infield work that
raised the Male score SO high.
The Males as usual managed to roll
up a good many mistakes, but Freitas
kept the hits scattered and his team
mates had luck with them, so that the
Rams had to work hard to score at all.
By virtue Of this defeat, they are now
tied for second place with the Males.
each team having won four and lost
four games.
The real feature OF this game was
Bert Bowers. Some OF the Males for
got to come out to the Park on time,
and SO Mr.. Bowers. aching to get back
into the arena again. temporarily sign
/ u.
Downing a Jacket that At too well and
baseball trousers that didn't At at all,
he trotted out to his garden. After
that there was no hope for the Rams.
The spectacle Of the agile Bert career
Ing In the ofiing before the breeze,
put the Kams far under the table, and
they never could crawl out. Bert had
two chances. and made one error, on
backing up a hit, SO he came away
even. The writer has profound ad-
miration for Mr.. Bowers as an umpire
and private citizen. but not as a
Male centerfielder. However, as ka-
huna Bert has "Dooney" Hartman's
gaudy hen beaten from here to yonder.
He came to bat twice, each time amid
the crash of applause from the grand
stand. And each time he made the cir
cult on errors. for the Rams simply
couldn't see the ball with the erstwhile
umpire on bases. After three innings,
Mr.. Bowers's exertions so upset his
equanimity that he was forced to leave
the field, and in the last game Lemon
umpired Cunha and Hampton held
the Indicator in the first game.
The Rams scored once In the first
inning. Lemon walked. went to second
! when All Moy juggled Jones's grounder
Hamauku struck out, but Lemon scor
, ed when Simpson let the ball get away
from him. The Rams scored again In
, the third. Jones singled and Lota
, brought him home with a safe hit. II
, the eighth Pahu hit safe, Reuter- wa,
, struck on the nose by a pitched bal
and walked and Plunkett lived up Il
, his name by sending Pahu home with
, a safety. These three were all for tn,
Kams.
All Moy started the slaughter in tn,
second by hitting safe. Wright wal
, safe on Jones's error at third. Bower,
got to first when Hamauku dropped tn,
third strike. All three scored wher
both Sheldon and Jones erred durinl
the progress of the ball around tn,
bases. The Males followed this VI
with four In the next session. Smp
son walked. but was caught at HON,
later. Miller singled and scored OF
Hamauku's wild throw to catch him a
third. All Moy hit safe. Wright go
his first hit OF the season. All Mo,
scored on Lotas wild throw. Bowers
: walked and when Lota again threw tn,
ball away Wright and Bowers crossed
r the scales. With two down In tn,
fourth the Males added two to thei
rapidly increasing tallies. Miller fore
ed Simpson at second. w. Chilling
worth walked. All Moy walked ant
Wright again smashed out a safe one
scoring Miller and Chillingworth. II
the fifth r. Chillingworth scored OF
hit, Bruns's sacrifice. and two sue
:, cessive passed balls. In the seventh
w. Chillingworth reached first on Lo
ta's error, made second and third AM
two more passed balls. and Wrigh
scored him with third hit. In tn,
eighth Simpson walked, went to secont
on a passed ball, third OF Miller's loni