The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-31

series yesterday, when the Oahus took
of to 1, was the kind of a match
that the fans play over again wher-
ever they foregather. 1t was a splen-
did exhibition of the national game
last man went out. Eleven hits in
2 Seventeen innings and Is strike-outs,
evenly divided, show the work of the
pitchers, and three errors, two of them
on desperate chances, evidence that
the field work backed up the batteries
in earnest.
Hampton pitched the game of his
life and never man got the fourth
ball The five hits he allowed were
well scattered and at no time did he
weaken. JOY also was in fine form
and only in the one innings was he
found effectively, and there was good
deal of luck coming the way of the
winners in that innings, for had Glea-
son not tripped in backing for Evers
easy fly the result might easily have
been different.
There was record crowd out to see
the battle royal and there was not a
dissatisfied person in the stand.
En- Sue was put up to open the game
for the Champions, hitting to third and
going down the line at a ten seconds
clip. He arrived fraction late, Cor
man having made a good stop of Da
Wis low throw. f. Fernandez famed
j. Williams sent one to Vannatta and
the side was ready to take the field.
Three men were entered by the
Oahus. Davis slashed at three of Bar
ney's slants, Hampton sent little one
to short and Whites effort for a
money order lit in Louis glove.s
Joy began in the second by putting
fouls all over the grandstand and one
in the field, which Davis missed Then
he damned liner to first, which set
tied him. A. Williams gave Hampton
IA hot one which reached first in time
and Louis sent long skyscraper out
to center, which young Davis snatched
after a hard run.
One man got to first for Oahus, Van
rata coming up after Evers had gone
down and hitting between first and
second. Williams made good try |.
but was too late at the bag. Ringland |
famed and Flanagan finished the in !
nings, second to first.
The feature of the third was Glea !,
son s ice wagon slide for second, after |
he had been given first on a warm one |
in the bread basket. Bruins had sent !
one to first and Soares had given Fian- /
agan a catch, when Gleason did his
stunt.
Kia walked, German flew to Bruins
and Davis famed. When JOY was
busy Kia sneaked to second, Williams
dropping the catch, this being the
first error of the game and the first
man to see the second bag Hampton
put foul tip within Soares reach.
En- Sue famed in the fourth. Fer
nandez put a fly near second which
Evers dropped and the fans cheered /
as the first red sweater earned a place
on first. J. Williams came to bat and
lined one to first German fumbled
and both were safe. Joy sacrificed
and Fernandez and Williams advane
ed, the first visit by runner to third.
A Williams at the bat assumed the
responsibility, but his best effort was
handled by Davis and there was no
score.
Short was the Oahu session. White
to short, Evers to third and
Vannatta to second
With four goose eggs on the board
the Champs went again against Hamp-
ton S twisters, Louis, Bruins and Soares
going f-2-3 in the order named 1t
took eleven pitched balls to do the
work. i
Oahus made a better showing. Ring
land got first on a hit past short and
made second after F1anagan's offer
ing to left had been dropped. Roth s
contingent in the stand were hard at
it. Kia's hit to third cut Ringland
off. Kia refused to bite on a short
pass and En- Sue swung for him on
third nevertheless German famed |
and throw to second was within an
ace of making Flanagan a third VIC
tim Close watching of the bases was
4 feature all through the game. Davis
tanned. t
In the sixth the Tailors won the
game, punching their hits and over
looking nothing. Gleason bobbed one /
o third, En- Sue went third to first and :
Fernandez famed.
Hampton got hit over first. White I
sent another rocketer to left field and
}idn t have to run Hampton stole /
second the throw going over Williams t
head Evers popped fly to first
which Gleason backed up for, falling
n his effort and making it safe, while
Hampton liked for third Vannatta
made pretty sacrifice and the first
un came in. Evers got third on the
,lay, coming home on well niaeet' c
ne by Ringland. Flanagan famed \