The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-07

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lone to left for two bags and Fernan'
DEE arrived. Louis was pinched be-
tween second and third. Aylett hit to
fright and Joy to center. Reuter-
famed. One run.
Friel famed. Drolesky persisted
pitcher to first McCarery struck out.
SECOND INNINGS.
| Evers flew out to right. Bruins
whitfield and Gleason fell, pitcher to
first.
Lane, Gibason and Kilgore struck
! out all in a row.
| THIRD INNINGS.
| En- Sue damned out two-bagger. It
| was his fayorite hit-jumped up at it
and then let go. He pilrered next sta
| ton and came home when third miss
ed center fields throw. Fernandez ex-
pired on a foul fly caught by tnird
| Louis famed and Aylett flied to left.
| One run
| Fulton went out second to first.
Slayin flew out to Bruns-a nice catch
from a pretty hit. Johnson's drive to
center took him to first, but he was
pinched stealing second.
FOURTH INNINGS.
JOY hit to center and stole second.
Reuter- smote the air. Evers was neat
~ COPIED by center field and Bruins
couldn't connect.
Friel was passed and ambled to sec
ond when no one was looking. Dro-
lesky died via the pitcher-first base
route Gleason whipped the ball over
to third, who caught Friel off the bag.
McCarery struck out
FIFTH INNINGS.
Gleason hunted and got to first. The
pitcher threw in smartly, but first fall
ed to hold the ball. Foxy" stole sec
ond second baseman's bad chuck ma
terially furthering his design. En- Sue
hit to left, but the fielder fumbled ana
Gleason was let in. En- Sue scored on
wild throw from catcher to second,
the ball going over the latter's head
Fernandez flied to first. Louis was out
second to first. Aylett hit to right and
narrowly escaped extinction on the
balls smart return. Joy tanned. Two
runs.
Lane and Gibason struck out and Kill
gore flew out to left.
SIXTH INNINGS.
Reuter- struck out. Evers hit to short
and got to first. Bruins forced Evers
at second. Gleason popped one over
the pitchers head. but no one grabbed
it and he reached No. 1 bag. 1t was
grand larceny, pure and simple. En-
Sue struck out
Joy took the ball, Ringland catching.
Have you got any more batteries"
yelled the mob. Fulton famed. Slavin
walked and stole second Johnson
struck out and it was all off with
Friel, as the result of a put up job
between second and first.
SEVENTH INNINGS.
Fernandez struck out Louis was
fixed. pitcher to first. Aylett leaned
up against one which went to center
field and paved the way to first. Joy
hit to short, Aylett graduating to sec
ond base Ringland came up. Hit one
for the Oahus" shouted someone. He
did, but Aylett was shut off On the
forced run, catcher-third being the di-
rect cause of death
Drolesky got to first on Patricio's
tumble of seconds not overly good
throw. McCarery was out pitcher to |
first Lane, died Louis to Gleason. !
Drolesky thirding. Gibason fell, short
to first
EIGHTH INNINGS.
Evers beat bunt to first and stole |
second. Bruins famed. Gleason hit to !
third and made first, Evers going to |
third Gleason sneaked to second While |
third was watching Evers' laudable eff
forts to gain the base. Gleason third |
ed on passed ball. Evers coming in
En- Sue hit to short, scoring Gleason |
and gaining first, the custodian of the
initial bag fumbling some. chin Chin
then stole second. Fernandez Whitfield,
En- Sue stole third and Louis hit the
atmosphere. Two runs.
Kilgore went out pitcher to first
Fulton struck out. Slavin went to first
on a hit and to second on second base
mans error. Johnson struck out.
NINTH INNINGS.
Aylett was out at first. Joy flied
to right field. Ringland popped an
easy one up to the pitcher.
Friel's chances were spoiled. third to
first. Drolesky's husky fly stuck in
center fields hands. McCarery went
out third to first and the game was
over.
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