Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-05
TRAl[ER5 take A FALL OUT OF
LEADERS---ALL DOPE
GOES WRONG

the local baseball league. were dumped
by the Kams and Puns in two fast
arguments at the grounds On Satur-
day. The wise acres all doped the
Saints and Diamonds to come out on
top but again the unexpected happened
and it is now different story and
what might happen is now the talk in
baseball circles.
Punahou is out of the race as far
as the championship is concerned, but
still they may be a stumbling block
for some of the other ambitious
teams. AT least the Diamonds think
so. Should the Colts and Bill Vans
tribe win on Saturday next there will
be three teams tie for first place.
The Kams will then have a look in.
It looks like a close race with all hav-
ing a chance. The Diamonds are maxi
ing a strong bid for first honors and
If good hard work will accomplish any
thing they will be the candy.
KAMS. VS.. SAINTS.
The first game on Saturday was a
struggle between the Rams and the
st. Louis crowd. Reuter-, was all to
The good in this game and let the
Saints down with but five
bingles. 1t was hitting that told the
story in this game and as the Kanls
had the best lamps they took the hon
ors. A glance at the summary will
show you that the hits punched off
bushnell were disastrous to the Saints
and that hits meant runs.
In inning three the Kams made two
hits that netted two runs and in the
sixth they tore off four bingles that
| lied up four runs. These two innings
were enough to trim Pats Pennant
chasers.
The SAINTS died scme however, and
it was Only the hardest kind of a fight
that Won During this game there
was some star fielding ndulged in and
our friend Evers was the bright par
ticular stiu'. 1t was this fast short
stop who got in Cont of some of the
most difficult grounders and pulled hits
out Of the air with the utmost ease.
This lad is a marvel when it comes
to fielding his position and you could
look in lnany a league before you
could find 4 man who could beat him
at this angle of the game. If this
boy keeps mp his good work some big
league manager will be sending him a
ticket. Bill Van also did some circus
fielding that made the stand sit up and
take notice
EVers got busy in the first inning
and doubled for two cushions in the
first spasm and raced home when old
reliable John Aylett hit to center. The
kams forged ahead in the third and
made the score read two to one in the
following manner: Plunkett bingled
10 left, Bush passed Reuter- and Irish
Plunkett moved up a peg. By a pref
" slide PUNK went on to third and
Reuter- to second. Lemon delivered
he goods with that big stick of his
when he shot to center with a double.
PUNK and Reuter- went in on this hit
The sixth saw both teams do bust
ness and plenty of it, things happened
n fast succession during this inning
out the Kams were the lucky kids and
'ulled the game out in first class
shape. Here is the way in which it
vas caught from the press stand:
tones was perched on third and Van
IN second after each had hit safe
That boy Lota Strengthened one of
benders for long drive to
he fence and before the ball could be
soften to the plate Lota scored and
If course drove Van and Jones before
him. 1t was a pretty hit that meant
uns. Before this home run Kamaio-
lili had reached first on a bunt, went
o second on a wild throw and spiked |
he rubber when Lemon bingled.
The Saints worked like beavers to
sven up things in their half of the
sixth and almost made good. Bush,
he first man up, drew pass. Aylett
hit safe and Bush reached the diff |
'ult corner at third. Reuter- threw
through Kuhina at first and Bush |
'aced home and Aylett went to sec
md on the same play and moved up
When one got away from Jones. Ka-
ma in center failed to connect with |
.ouis' long fly and Aylett scored. |
4ouis stole second and Bruins helped /
lin mp base with the stick. Van fell
lown ON Gleason's easy fly and Louis /
icored. This ended the run getting /