The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30
APPEL .IM|NARY
CONTEST At
BALL.
II. A. {, Triumphs Over
All Other Teams
but One.

H. It would not be surprising if pro-
q WEressive baseball became as much of a
ssad as bridge. The contest Saturday
|lhyas at least Il starter and several
fIfIoites in the grandstand threatened
to take the game mauka with view
to playing it against 800 And il
was all right from every viewpoint. for
Barney JOY did a plenty. The Males
showed poor form in their section of
the game and proved to the audience
that while there is room at the top,
there are a good many days of hard
practice between them and goal. May
be the color of their uniforms had
& something to DO with it-green be-
tokens forsaken and that is what the
team seemed to be as far as the audi
ence was concerned.
TEAMS SHOW WELL.
The fact that the H A. C. team
played seventeen innings did not put
them at any disadvantage, and JOY,
innings. should have been only getting
"'het up" All of the boys in his team
played the color right through their
shirts and retired champions of the
day after meeting all corners. The
Kamehamehas played well but showed
lack of general practice and in that
rspect the Punahou boys excelled--
their team work was superior to that
of any of the clubs and it would seem
that their showing at the send Of the
season should be somewhere up among
the celebrities.
THE FIRST SECTION.
In the series yesterday the first
game was between the Honolulu Ath-
letic Club and the Males. En- Sue,
who can beat kangaroo hands down
running bases, led off with two-bag-
ger to left and Bunter Fernandez
struck out after bunting the ball over
the foul line. Johnny Williams started
with foul tip TO right and then sent
good one to left, on which En- Sue
came towards third on slide and
made it only to be put out at the plate
.on Williams hit to third. Joy flew
out to Fenner at first and there was
mo tally.
For the Males Bruins struck out
after three balls had been called.
Burns famed out and Carey followed
in the same order of playing Mr. Joy
had his boiler arm working-he threw
the ball over the plate twelve times
for three outs. No runs.
H0pii was first to bat for the H. A.
C.. sending a grounder to short and
going out to first. Joe Fernandez flew
out towards third and retired. G.
Bruns hit to Aylett at second, who
picked the ball beautifully and retired
the team. No runs.
In the second innings Joy threw
bit wild and struck Aylett, who took
SSfst and then made good slide TO
Soares popped the ball to
first and went out. Annoy struck out.
Aylett stole third as Fenner struck
out. No runs.
When the Males went to the field
for the second innings Defries was III
The box. Soares hit him and got a
base on an error of right-field. Gleason
tumble by Aylett. Gleason went to :
second on En- Sues hit to snort. Annoy :
made fine throw home, putting :
Soares out Ed. Fernandez bunted for
a foul after Gleason had made third
J. Fernandez hit to third for a base
and Williams struck out. Joy swatted {
| foul that would have stopped a car,
{ one had been there. He followed 1t
with clean hit down the field for :,
-wo- -bagger, bringing in Gleason, En- :
Sue and Fernandez Hopii few out :
o Aylett and left Joy at third. Three
.uns
iona seemed to strike at the ball :
xhen he thought of it, and occasion :,
lily it was after it had reached the
.atcher's mits He struck out. Incl :.
entally Sumner went out al first and =
sp,ns went out at erst on bunt to !,
Md. No runs. i
Fernandez hit one in E minor for q !
,ase and Bruins hit to short. A good ! :,
throw by iona nipped Fernandez at I
eeond and then Soares put the ball
own over seconds head for base
lit making good steal to second and
-ent to third on a wild throw by
1efries Gleason batted to Defries,
Tho 4urnbled, and it looked as though
he foxy boy would get first, but the
all beat him and the side went out t
80 runs o.
For the Males Burns and Carey II
truck out and Aylett hit safe to left, )
Tho let the ball go through his hands, +
nd Aylett reached first only to be put