The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-15

SOIQ winch was 1alllnS on the ground.
In Hotel street saloon several large
bets were paid over last night An
employee of hardware store, drawing
perhaps SIS per week wagered and won
$3.50 on the Rams.
From the start of the game JOY did
not seem to be pitching up to- his best
form but his team supported him too
we'll to allow the Rams to score The
only way to throw the game, with the
excellent support of the rest of the
Reds, was for the pitcher to give
passes; the best fielding in the world
is Intellectual to offset such scheme
REDS DIsINTEGRATE
With the score tied in the sixth, the
Honolulus went to pieces, making
terribly weak finish which looked bad
but which must at present at least,
be put down to the strain which the
players underwent.
THE REAL CULPRITS.
If the game was thrown as is alleged
the guilty player is less to blame than
those who furnished him with the in
ducement SO to do. These are the ras-
calls who always reap the lions share
of the profit and who in the great
majority of instances, cover their
tracks SO cleverly that their dupe and
agent is the one who has to bear the
onus and the blame.
The crowd, which had been very slim
at the start of the first game, was
larger when the second game was
called
THE GREAT FIASCO.
The Honolulus progressed nicely up
to the end of the fifth innings, when
they We're runs to their opponents 1.
In the first of the sixth the Reds
goose-egged. Then came the iasco
Lemon walked and then stole second
Miller walked and the crowd started to
yell. Jones got a pass and the stand
was on tip-toes and jeering Joy to beat
the band. ''Walking's easy they
shouted encouragingly to the pedestri-
anating Rams. Reuter- went to first
on a series of wide ones and Leme1
came in. Joy was retired by Captain
Gleason and Jimmy Williams took the
ball Hamauku came up with bases
full He was hit by a pitched ball and
all moved up a peg, Miller scoring.
Fern hit to pitcher and died at first. |
Jones notched tally. Plunkett
famed. Lota banged one to center
field, scoring Reuter-, and Hamauku
came uOiIiS On IL VIII throw TO catcher. |
Sheldon died young. Five runs.
The Honolulus only scored 8 runs in
their next three essays. Louis home |
run in the third was the redeeming
feature OF the Honolulus' work with
the bat.
OTHER FAT INNINGS.
In the seventh Lemon got to first and
Miller reached second on d hit to left |
and error by En- Sue. Jones hit to sec |
ond. who chucked it hard to first, Glea- |
son letting it go among the carriages, !
and before the ball was recovered Jones |
had made the circuit of the bases, |
scoring Lemon and Miller. Reuter- |
went to first on Fernandez error and |
Hamauku to the same station on short |
stops tumble Fern sacrificed Plum |
kett flied to third. Hamauku stole sec |
ond and Lota went out pitcher to first. |
Three runs
The Kams came up hot and heavy |
in the ninth and annexed three more |
runs Jones three-bagged, flashing out |
into right garden. Reuter- died at first. |
Harnauku went to first on tumble by |
pitcher, Jones scoring on the same. |
Fernandez went out on an infield fly |
Plunkett to first on a hit, then stole |
second Hamauku and Plunkett came |
home on hit by Lota, aided by thirds
bed throw. Sheldon flied to center
field
Reuter- was in good fettle and is fast
returning to his best form.
The score: