The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

I JOYS watchniaess and good throwing
Z to Hampton, Eeider sol his base ~
balls but was oaught out at second
ny long throw by joy 10 vanatta
/ Who caught the hall with one hand ant
/ touched Icider with IL while swingins
around. II was spectacular play and
/ Was appreciated by xeldsr. who IN
I good nature gave some OF the benefit
/ 81 his own experience To vannatta by
| telling him 70 play little farther In
/ mont OF the line than he did. in such
plays, 70 avoid the danger OF losing the
advantage by the base runner running
into him.
i In the second half OF the ffth. Ma
huka few out to center. Reuter- struck
out. Lemon flew out TO left field.
In the first OF the sixth. Heitmuller.
save some fine exhibitions OF base
running. He hit a little pop-up and
ran 1t out getting TO first ahead OF 1t.
solely by good sprinring. He stole
second by running another race with
the ban this time thrown by Joy from
the home plate. But he was caught
out st third by Joy throwing to Hamp-
ton. Williams struck out Nealon
fouled out. Joy making the catch.
In the second half of the sixth.
Hampton struck out. vannatta flew
out to left field. Williams drove the
ball along the ground, the second base
man failing TO stop il. and got to first.
He got to second on Joys single. Ay-
lett retired the side by a fly 10 right
field.
In the first of the seventh. Donahue
went out second TO first. Devereaux
struck out Bliss went out pitcher TO
first
For the home team in this inning,
Darcy few out TO short stop. Ma
huka went out at first by reason OF
the splendid fielding by shortstop. and
the crowd testified its appreciation by
cheering. Reuter- singled to right CEN
ter. But Lemon fouled out TO the
catcher.
In the first OF the eighth. Henley
struck out HIdebrand was hit by the
ball and started to take his base, but
the umpire would not allow II as Hide
brand had made no effort to escape
being hit He was given his base on
balls. and stole second. Zeider made
s long hit TO center. Center field made !
q long throw home to head of Hide /
brand but both Reuter- and Joy failed
10 stop it and Hildebrand scored and !
Zeider got TO third on IL. Heitmuller /.
struck out Williams was out at first /
on one of the most singular set Of cir !
cumstances that perhaps ever hap \
pened on the ball field. In fielding /.
the ball after it left williams bat. !
yannatta did not catch II but was hit i
oy il in the solar plexus. Before the
7aralyzing effect Of this seized him. he
threw the ball 70 first putting Williams
out. and then fell over from the solar 4
1lexus blow. And marvel Of marvels,
| few minutes later he knocked out q
hrss-bagger.
The home team scored in their half
Y the eighth. TOO Hampton few out
o center Vannatta hit the ball TO
enter for three bases and the crcwdI
heereS- Williams few out TO left field
10y hit for single 10 left and brought
4 Vanuztts- Ayiett went out, second
o first. and the inning ended with one
IN for each side
In the ninth inning the visitors scor-
d again Nealon was hit by the pitch
=. and took his base DOnahue was
ut az first, Aanuka unassisted, but
: got Neslon 70 second He stole
bird Devereaux then gave g fine
Exhibition of tactics He attempted to
unit well TO the right to let Nealon
L II was beautifully placed but went
ITO foul ground. and then he struck
Ut, which OF course was not q part
Z this tactics But Nsaion scored on
passed ball much to Joys chagrin-
liss struck out.
For the home team in the ninth.
'arcy singled 10 left but was out at
scOud- Nahuka few out and Reuter- ,
eut out At first
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