The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-12-03
BARNEY JOY IS
ROUNDING BACK
INTO OLD FORM
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the diamond and these two wound III
! on bases, II looked like score 10,
! the local men in the last OF this inning
nonahue was first up and flew out %
right. Jimmy Williams beat out a
pretty hunt Barney flew out to Zeidel
and Jimmy took second on a passed
ball The hopes were checked when
Aylett flew out TO Zeider.
Neither side scored in the third,
though Zeider got TO second on a
single and a steal. which was up to
'vannatta. as he dropped Donahus's
pretty throw. Bruins hit safe for the
locals, but went out trying to steal
on Bliss. and Hampton and Louis
struck out.
| In tie fourth Neslon went out. Hamp
70 first. but Eastwood was safe on
Joys error. He was caught. though.
| trying 10 steal second and the inning
ended when Devereaux flew out to
Jimmy Williams. Donahue made 8
safe hit for Hawaii. but the other
three men were retired without giving
him chance to leave the onitial sack
The trouble occurred in the fifth.
Henley was safe on low throw by
Jimmy Williams. Bliss hunted and
should have been out. but Donahue
and Barney colliied and he got a life
Burns hunted. but it went into the
air and Barney got him. Hildebrand
placed one 70 right. scoring Henley.
Hildebrand got too far off first and
was caught but while the play was
going on. Bliss brought in another
tally Zeider hit one to short, but |
Jimmy fumbled and Hide came in. /
Barney threw down 10 catch him |
when he tried to steal. and on a muR
by Williams he came home Nealon |
flew out TO Louis and was followed
by a single 10 Dashwood's credit.
Devereaux ended the fun. being out
Williams 10 first
In this inning the locals had small
chance Louis got TO first when hit
by a pitched ball. with two out, Bar
1sy flaming and Aylett flown out to
left Bruins hit to Burns, who caught
nin at first
II was one. two. three. for the Coast :
men in the sixth. Barney striking out
Henley and Burns. and Vannatta COB
bling grOundsr from Bliss. The
anne treatment awaited the AIl-Ha-
walls and there was little excitement !
The only other run in the game was
obtained in the seventh. when Hide
'rand. the first man up, hit safety be- 7
ween short and third. Zeider famed.
Jimmy Williams fumbled Nick VIII '
iams srOunder and Hide took third. e
While the blonde from the Coast was
afe at first. with applause from both :
exes. mainly the gentler. Nealon
ropped fly into left which Bruins il
nagged. but Hide came home VIII h
ANS got 10 third on wild pitch. but c
led there. as DasAwood flew out to 3
Eft o
There were no more runs scored IL
ne game. though in the eighth IL look h
d bad Devereaux made a single 20 5
enter and stole second. while Henley. e
18th many black looks AZ Umpire Fer 4
andez, famed for the second time a
he hit and run game was worked
icely by Bliss. who laid down safe
Unit, sending the Red Dog to third.
'urns fouIed out to Mahuka. who hes
ated long enough 10 allow Devereaux a
} get away from third. but he was "
aught between the bases and ended n
e scare s
One Of the prettiest plays OF the a
ane came up in the eighth. when. n
,ter Vannatta had beaten out & hunt Il
second he was doubled On Louis II
Ter that Zsidsr caught and fired % q
eaI0l- The throw was q peach. II
Tough high the little shortstOp b
irOxinz the ball almost before he e
uchsd the ground NeaIon made a d.
ring in the air and brought down 81
z ball with one hand IN a mannsf ii
at showed class TO burn
The ninth inning was quiet for both
ans Hildebrand tried 20 steal after IN
pass and was caught Zefder f0uIed pr
L 20 Donzhue. and Nick Williams. 81
ter z safe hit was forced out az sh
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