Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-13
BASEBALL GALORE IN LAST TWO
DAYS.
Continued from PAGE G.

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Wilder, RI. ..........4 1 2 / 0 ]
kia, CT. .............2 2 0 0 q
White, II. ..........4 2 % 0 0
Grady, C. ............4 3 2 U
Total .........35 Z IL % II 2
Score by Innings
1895 789
Punahous .....0 0 OU01 %
Elks .......0 q 21OO2 -
Home run-Ahrens.
Two base hits-Moore, Hampton.
Wilder, White.
Stolen bases-Moore, Hampton, Ora
dy, Ahrens, Woods.
Left on bases--Elks 9, p. A. C.s. 4.
Double plays-Hampton.G Grady. Cogs.
well. vanatta-Evers, G. Judd. Woods.
Struck out--By Hampton Z, by De.
sha 5.
Bases on balls-Hampton 4, Desha 4:
Hit by pitcher-Meyer.
Pass ball-Grady 2.
= = =
After the Puns had gone under the
had hired an expert mathematician to
count up the exchequer twenty-five al.
legged ball-players came forth from con.
cealment and proceeded to give good
imitation of how not to play the game.
The Rams and II. A. C.'s can play ball
at times, but Saturday was not one Of
the times. True, after the game had
staggered into extra innings the tired
gentlemen in front of the grandstand
did wake up and pull off some nice
stunts, but most Of the time the shores
Roated gently In from the diamond
and the air out there was apparently
full of the stun that dreams are made
OF. The next time these teams want
to play that kind Of ball, they had bet.
ter advertise the performance as q
somnambulistic exhibition, and then
the long-suffering spectator won't get
separated from his coin under false
pretences.
II may have been politics. Perhaps
the ball.tossers were all tired out after
runniny away from fervent Civic Fed
candidate-chasers. However II be,
there was something mighty limburger
in Denmark last Saturday. II was
heart.breaking to see the wasted oppor-
tunities of that game. The Kams had
fourteen men left on bases and they
were batting Joy freely, too The
Champs have twelve errors chalked up
against them, and Lemon men erred
seven times. The II. A. C.'s presented
nj patched-up appearance, with J. VIII
iiams out, EN- Sue on second, Bruins on
third and "Toots' Cunha In left field.
Apparently nobody wanted the game.
First the Rams would get 1t, then they
would give II back to the Reds, who
would Immediately return the present,
In graceful, CHASTITY Alphonse. Gas
ton sort Of way. After the ninth there
was some playing that gave the fans q
chance to warm up, and except for that
II would have been as low, dull game.
The Rams scored in the first. I.nu.
on walked, ]. Desha laid down q neat
bunt that sacrificed the little captain
to second, and Pahu scored him on
safe one. Then the Reds decided to
accept the game. Soares got soaked
with the ball and walked Fernandez
got life on Hamauku's error. En- Sue
struck out, but Louis hit safe, scoring
Soares. The Rams took a brace in
tAe seventh, registering three. with
one man down, kokl and Reuter- hit
saie' Lemon FORCED Reuter-. j. Desha
survived when Bruins juggled his easy
grounder. Pahu walked. Hamauku
came along with safe poke, and 10.
III, Lemon and Desha toed the scales.
Just to be accommodating, the Rams
INSISTED on presenting the gamo to
their courteous opponents In tina
eishth. FERNANDEZ MT safe. En- Sue
reached nrst wheh hekuewa fumbled.
Joy douDied ana A. Williams hit FOL
three BASES, ana the combination scor-
eu, FERNANDEZ, En- sue and Joy. The