The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-16

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and Kuhi1a scored on bad throw by
KoIowena. Ulukou flew out to Towns
end. Bushnell speeding in. Walker per
ished by the stop-ffrst base route
TWO runs.
Thu Butchers put a couple more on
ice in the eighth and in their last at
tempt the AIohas came with rush
and got two men over the plate. Lar
sen nit 10 pitcher and wild throw by
Kunina TO Luning let Ayau and Towns
ef in.
Summary:
METROPOLITAN.
ABR BIZ SD Pc A E
Harris. 2b. ..... s !
w Ayau, If. 80. o u
Dixon. SIS. ..... 3 Z
Amos cf. ....... L y
Kuhfna, 1b. $50. 4 II
Bushnell, p. $500. 3 I
Lunning c. ...... u
Ulukou, 3b. 5 L
Walker, IF. U U
Totals 1910. 80 70 Il II q 20 8
ALOHA
ABRBH SD Pc A E
" sAyau, SIS. 49,. 1 1 2 3
Cockett, IT, 49,. 0 0 0 2 0
Larsen. IT, .. 2 0 0 0 @ L
Hoopii, rf ... 1 3 0 0
Hardy, cf.-p. -. 5 2 2 l 1 0
Aiwohi, C. 9 L
Macfarlane, 2b. 4
Bolster, 50. L
Kolowena, 1b. ;. 0 0 0
Townsend, pct. L 0 o
Totals ~ SO 8 81 IA Z
METROPOLITAN.
12345 67s9
B. H. ........3 31112 2 *-14
ALOHA.
1886 67s9
Runs .2 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 p
B. II. ................0 0 1 1 0 1 2 SIS
Two base hit-Walker, Harris, Ku-
hina. Macfarlane.
Three base hit-Kuhina. Hoopii.
Left on bases-Metropolitan, II; Alo-
ha, 5.
Bases on balls-Townsend, 3; Hardy,
5; Bushnell, 8.
Struck out-Bushnell, 4; Hardy, 5,
0.
Hit by pitcher-W. Ayau, Dixon.
Passed ball-Aiwohi, 2; Lunning, 1.
Double play-Harris to Kuhina.
Time of the game-1:35.
Umpire-P Gleason
Scorer-N. Jackson.
THE SECOND GAME.
OF the second game, what shall be |
said:
A review of the third and fourth in
nings of ire Tianl.nd Heads Will |
throw about all the light needed on |
that brilliant display of baseball. So
acre goes.
FIRST OF the third-Dave Desha was |
,assed and stole second and then .hir;a !
IN passed ball by the catcher. W. De-
'ha went 10 first on pitchers error and |
;neaked second. Mo- es hit to right
ieid and the Desha brothers landed.
sam Chillingworth went out Silva to
1onan. Moses went to third on catch
rs passed ball. Bill Chillingworth TO
irst on Fernandez error, Moses ar
living. Soper, Crook and Bower all
onneoted by hook, crook OR errors and
he diamond resembled a Efarry-gO-
ound. Moore made the circuit of the
'ases on left fields error and a crazy
hrow by Nascimento. D. Desha !
cached second on Rego's error and
tole third. W. Desha came up and
'rother Dave scored on a passed ball.
V Desha famed and Moses popped
ne up to Kiwa. Eight runs.
First Of the fourth-Sam Chilling
'orth to fil,t on a passa1 ball. w.
hillingwn Ii out, pitcher to first So
er hit =, right and stole second Crook
, first on hit to center field. scoring
am ChiilingWorth. Soper home on {
lid throw, Deponte to Silva. Nasci-
ento relieved Deponte in the box (
rock hit to center and scored on 7
ouble tumble by pitcher and catcher '
over walked and went to third on !
Issed Gail and scored. Catcher lHrew {
thiri tying to catch Bert mapping, 7
ID before third could return the ball. 6
over was safe home Moore hunted \
Id rea1hed second on a wild throw, :
tcher to first. d. Desha scored Moore I
ID went to third, scoring himse't on
passed ball. w. Desha gave little
oubla and Moses died, pitcher u first.
Y ruIs.
The Twilights got their poor little
uce i'm the sixth. 1t happened thus y
Nasclmento scored the first run I
ter a HI to left by Rego. A passed :
III let lego in.
In their last try the Diamond Heads y
it'll % runs registered looked like j
aking d quarter of a century, but !
oks be!ied sadly.
With bases filed and one man gone, =
Iaggie" Moore came to bat He =
'uck ont and D. Desha ended the !
lings by tanning
Tony NaIcallino relieved Soper at
st in the last half of the ninth and
nal;zed his advent into the game by
liking two mistakes in the limited r
he at his disposal. David Desha B
chei the final innings for the Dia-
nd Heads.