Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-08
WH|TEWASH FOR BADGERS

Uncle Sans sailors from the shin
Wisconsin were taught lesson in the
National game of baseball saturday by
a team composed of some OF Honolulu
best players. In nine innings of good
ball made interesting by the coaching
of the 800 tackles in tho bloachcrs tho
Navy men went down to- defeat before
tho Honolulu boys by the score OF u
10 o. II was q surprised IA well as dts
appointed bdnCh OF sailors that lei, tho
bah grounds after the game. as they
expected that they would trim the
"HuluS" IN q walk. II was the same
old story-and only little worse--thc
suilpr lads could not work run across
tho pan and only secured one lone
binglc on the delivery of Reuter- ana
JOY who were on the hill for the locals.
Many day will the boys of this war;
ship cell oi the two buIly kanakas,
Reuter- and JOY. the speed mnrvels who
were 80 singy with their allowing Of
base hits. Reuters speed proved u
mystery to tho tGrs and about all thcy
could do was 10 knock fouls. and only
Johnson. the catcher, was able to hIt
safe when 10y took the box he had
the sailors going on his his drop. joy.
aud Reuter-. however. must share their
pitching honoig with McCarcry. the
sailor speed merchant who dishcd up
few choice ones. The sailor lad was
hit hard but the hits wore somewhat
scattered and he struck out twelve OF
tho local batters.
Before the game started the crowd
was amused at the roofing Of the sail
ors, who filled the left wing of Tho
stand. They had a pet name for every
enc or the Honolulu team aud when
the locals showed up poorly in practice
the sailors made great dcmonstrd-
ton. Had II not been for this roofing
the chances nre that the Badgers woall
have been beaten worse.
II was hard TO get an indicator man
who was willing to act before such q
crowd. At last Bert Bowers was pre-
vailed upon 10 take the job and he gave
his usual satisfaction and any one who
could please that bunch must no u
wizard.
The Sailors, were given their choice
and took the iield amid cheers from
their shipmates Pitcher McCarery
fia'NN NiN hbtllNs w lbNi'k illA
speedy En- Sue on q p.otty hunt. Fer
nande5. the next up. hit n groundcr
through third and stole second. Louis,
the dusky Southpaw, hit for two bases.
and Fernandez romped under The wire
for the first run In the very frst spaGm.
During their turn at the bat the sail
ors had n hard time In locating Rcu-
tors ball and most of them famed II
was not until the fourth inning that the
Badgers got a man TO first and that
was on pass. The next sailor up put
down bunt and was put out at first.
ana friel, who was trying to take third
on the play was put out by throw
from Gleason to En- Sue.
En- Sue hit for two bases In the third
and reached home ON q poor throw 10
third. The ilith was also a bad spasm
for the sailors as both Gleason and leE
Sue crossed the pan with runs.
In the sixth inning Joy went In the
box for the home team and Ringland
behind the bat. Ringlnnd caught Joy
in good style. Tine iars In the stand
directed many original remarks at JOY,
the new san Francisco find. barney
got even by not allowing tho sailors
tHylHlilk lNdl lODhcu ike u nll,
In the eighth Evers beat out hunt
and Gleason advanced him to third and
himself took second while the guard
at that station slumbered. Later bot.
these men scored. In this srasm the
| Wisconsin team managed to work n
man around to third and tho crowd
went wild thinking that at Inst the
sailors would score. Joy had things
well In hand and tool; all the wind out
ol tho tars' sails by striking a cunplS
out. Try as they would. the sailors
could not squeeze run across the rub.
Der.
This game again demonstrates that
these army and navy teams Just COM
ing OF the water have no chance
against the local lads. II again
proves that onr players are held too
chcaply by these passing teams and It
will he long time before these strange
teams get wise to the fact that We have
,omc good ball players here.
The Onhus. punahous or Kams could
all beat this team from Uncle Sans
navy. There was good crowd on
hand to 500 the sport and Interest vas
held TO the last. II was good days
sport enjoyed by oil who had the pleas
use of witnessing 1t,
This is how the locals trimmed the