Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Boyle. Ringland and Davis Of the sol.
diers team, might be mentioned as
well as Pimental, J. Fernandez. Bush.
nell and Caryalho OF the l.. A. Cs.
Pitcher Freitas OF the Laos allowed
six hits on his delivery and the POrtu.
guese boys CLEANED the same number
OF safe swats from Soldier Davis. The
tinal score stood J.. A. G. Z, and Tenth
Infantry 5.
FIRST INNING.
First Half-AllPortuguese take the
Geld and the soldiers go to the bat.
Hannah safe on first on error of Evers.
Ringland out. pitcher to first. Hannah
a ing stolen seconl pre- iously. Stho !.
fel sacrifices Hannah to third. Van
vliet, Sr., out, catcher to first.
Second Half. Correa out, pitcher
to first. Evers dies upon first the same
way and Pimental goes out, second to
first. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
First Half.-Van vliet Jr, out, third
10 first. Boyle lifts high one straight
up which is nabbed by the catcher.
Carry out, second to first, upon nice
play.
Second Halt. Fernandez safe,
through wild throw of third baseman.
Bushnell safe at first upon repeated
play. NJ. Martin strikes out. Fer
nandez steals home. Soares safe at
drst by error of that baseman. Car
yalho singles and Bushnell scores.
Catcher Ringland does the hurdle act
In chasing foul and falls over fence.
Freitas hits to Van vliet, Jr., who
throws wild to first, Soares scoring.
Correa bingles safely for one bag yet
Carvalho is touched out at home upon
play. Evers singles and Pimental
comes upon deck with the bases full.
Freitas reaches home sack upon passed
| ball. Pimental does nothing for his
country and the side retires. l.. A. g.
I, Infantry 0.
THIRD INNING.
First Half-Davis out upon fly to
Soares. Fenner dies by the Bushnell
Pimental route. Hannah gets first up
on four wide ones, being the first man
to walk. Ringland hits for two bases,
scoring Hannah. Schoeffel hits through
short, Ringland only reaching third,
Daddy Van vliet pokes the ball through
third and this time Badly Ringland
waltzes TO the home station. Son Van
yliet does not bite at high ones and
reaches station number one with littl,
effort, filling the bases, but the best
Boyle could do was to go out, third &c
first, giving the l.. A. C.'s the field.
Second Half-Fernande strikes on
and Bushnell then reaches first Mar
tin gets the only base upon balls hand
cd out by Davis. Soares now swat
Tor two sacks, allowing Bushnell ant
Martin to cross the rubber. Carvalh'
adds one to the score by sending Soarei
to the terminus. Freitas and Core;
die easily. Try as they did the l.. A
les could score no more during tn,
game. Tenth Infantry 2, l.. A. c. Z.
FOURTH INNING.
First Half.--The features at thi
stage OF the game occurred when Davii
stretched a three-base hit into a HON,
run and when Hannah, the captain
, said You're rotten meaning the UNI
piro. and then took his high chair.
: Second Half-Evers got first o. K
but nothing doing. Infantry 1, l.. A
, C.O.
FIFTH INNING.
First Half.-Bushnell Eyers an,
Pimental executed n neat double pla
: this inning, killing on Schoeffel an,
: Van Vliet, Sr., after Old Man Ringlan'
had been caught asleep upon first sui
sequent to a pretty hit perpetrated b,
himself.
Second Half.-This inning was sui
denly wound up by Soares trying Il
manufacture a threebase hit out o
what was a long two-base drive. NJ
, runs.
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