Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14

against him were fast on their feet
they were given no chance to steal
and eight men died at second in
their vain attempts to get away with
the trick.
DevereauN pitched fine game.
While the score shows many hits
made OF him., they were scattered
so that it kept the danger Of scoring
down 10 minimum. In the ninth it
looked bad for the mon from the
Coast. and Il really was almost
nuke that the local team did not get
away with the game at this iuncturc.
Brick Lyman started the ball rolling
with q safe smash 10 left and got to
Second ON Il poor decision by the UNI.
pir", who, as the day before, was q
little too lrniout in favor Of the local
men. That was the time that the
Red Dog braccd up. Tcyis, the next
man uD, famed. Nick Williams
drove a hot one through pitcher ard
caught Umpire Alden on the foot. He
was credited with base hit and was
safe at first, though Lyman was sent
back from third, which he had taken
on the play. Solomon was next up.
lie came through with clean single
to right field and Lyman started for
home. liIdebrand. on third for the
Coast men. made him run away out
from the bag 0nd in that way saved
the game; he was caught at the plate
by ilerley's throw in to Bliss.
The excitement OF the day came in
the eleventh. lleinc Eeitmuller, the
little bush Lacquer" was first up
and was given pass to first. Hide
brand dropped a safe bunt along the
third base line and sent Heine to
second. A moment later he stole
third, taking a desperate chance and,
assisted by strike-out by Donahue
who hit at "A bad ball. and stepped
into the CatChers way to allow his
terminate to get away with the base.
Heitmuller's brother" who will play
with the Philadelphia Americans
next year, then came up and smash
ed safe drive through second that
brought home the first run of the
game. with two men on bases big
Joe NcalOn took his turn He smash
Cd couple Of hard fouls past third
and then landed on one clean on the
nose. Starting us liner the ball
kept rising and landed on the bushes
on left field, being fair by about five
feet. The three runs so scored were
enough to get away with the game,
us It was /, >. 3 for the locals in
their half Of the inning.
As was the case in the game on
Sunday, George Dcsha was the star
man for the local team. His work
In left was very good indeed and nj
the bat he did well though the Red
Dog used his head ana walked him in
the tenth when hit would have
meant n run. Easton put up Il good
game at first, and Todd in center
field did We'll though lamentably
weak at the bat Lyman, who filled
second, was in great form and used
his head when needed. He caught
man after man at second, being Civ
en- an easy time on account of the
sweet throwing which was done by
Eastwood.
For the Coast team bliss did some
clean work. His catching of two
men mapping at first base was very
clever and he throw down to second
in good form, though he d!G not have
much Of Il chance 10 show speed, as
the lIiIo men learned early in the
game not TO steal.
IiIdebrand at third pyt up Il fine
game, and his throwing across the
diamond was sight for sore eyes.
lie was also there with the stick and
brought in the first run. Burns play
Cd good second and all the men on
the Coast team did well, though it
was very noticeable that, till late in
the game, when they found that 1t
was going to be hard 10 win, they
! did not run out their hits to first
! rase.
Score by innings: