The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-30

the crowd. 1t may prove a great fad
for special days during the year in
Honolulu The crowd sees all of the
best ball material i'm the islands before
them during an afternoon and hence
are sure to get their moneys worth.
Barney JOY was the show Saturday.
His big arm was certainly i'm working
order and for u innings he threw the
ball i'm a way that brought delight to
the hackers of the II. A. C's. The II.
A. c. team were good as whole and
it was only after they had played Il
innings that they were defeated. In
the seventeenth inning Punahou scored
a run that won them the game but it
took some fine ball tossing to do it.
The progressive game opened with
Males in the field and H. A. G. at the
bat En Sue raped the horse hide to
the left garden and made the second
bag before he stopped. Fernandez
struck out. Williams put the ball to
left and made first while En- Sue slid
and made third. Williams Wis put
out and JOY placed Il nice one la Fen
ner's NIT at first. No tally.
Males went to the bad fast as they
didn't seem to know where JOY was
throwing the ball They didn't find it
at all.
When the H. A. C.s came to bat in
the second inning they tried hard to
get mark but it was useless. They
retired after a few attempts to place
the ball The Maile out field worked
splendidly in this inning.
JOY seemed to be troubled slightly in
this inning. He threw some of them
rather wide of the plate but before the
Males could take advantage of tins
they were retired with no runs.
It was here that the II. a. C's show
ed the fans that they could run bases
JOY struck the leather square and with
such force that it flew to deep center.
En- Sue. Gleason and Fernandez scored.
Score H A. c. 3, Males 0.
The remainder of the game was with
out particular interest, hard clean ball
being player throughout. Neither side
scored again. The game lasted 40
minutes.
The Kams then took tire field for
short practice.
The game opened with a good many
balls flying about. Every one seem
ed to enjoy knocking the ball high and
far. II. A. C's We're soon retired put
il did not take long for the II. a, Z.
to win another chance with the SUCK.
Here was where En- Sue made one OF
the prettiest runs of the day. He
bunted for ten feet and Aylett fumbled
the ball En- Sue ran as only he knows
and before the ball was recovered he
II. al hrrnl OF
him home with a hummer past first.
The remainder of the found with the
Kams failed to change the score. The
Kams made rather poor showing FOR
the practice they have had Score IL
A. C.'s /, Kams 0.
Oahu's took the field and the most
noticeable thing was the rank playing
bv Sam Leslie at first. He didn't seem
to be able to catch the ball with a
barleysack However he provided ma
terial for much good natured chaf
from the crowd. The H. A. C.s started
with a rush and when that round was
over they had scored 6 runs. Oahu's
obtained one En- Sue fell over Leslie
at first and was nearly knocked out.
He was game however and continued
his run. The Oahu pitcher seemed TO
lose his nerve at one part of the game
and he threw rather wild and the wear
ers of the white and red scored heavily
on long hard drives past second. JOY
pitched in his usual form but allowed
one run. The pace he had set for
himself was wearing on him and when
this round was over he went out of
the box The score: Oahu's l II. A.
c. 6. The game lasted 80 minutes.
The Punahou boys next took the field
and they looked fine i'm their new suits
They not only showed up well i'm their