Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-18

The benefit games to Barney JOY
which were played at the League
grounds Saturday. were a great sue.
cess The first game was rather slow
and the Rapid Transits had an easy
time in walking away with the vic.
tory on account of the fine work done
by Reuter-. who not only pitched q
pretty game, but batted in fine shape
Aylett was also there with his bat
ting clothes, and made things hum
plate.
Brown pitched fairly good game
but the II. It's were able to meet his
curves when they needed runs, and
the display OF fireworks which took
place in the last inning would have
meant his removal from the game II
IL had occurred at an earlier stage.
Muncie, at center for the Tenth, made
a pretty catch, which was applauded
by the crowd, running back and
scooping the ball in over his head.
The score by innings was:
L g 4 8 6 80
Artillery 30 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 O. 1
X. It's 100 0 1 1 o 1 0 s.
The lineup:
Artillery-Brown, p; Ringland, C;
Dougherty, ID; Van Vliet, 2b; Carey,
Sb; Boyle, IS; Muncy, CT; Hayden,
IF; Roberts. II.
Rapid Transit-Reuter, p; Hama
uku, C; Robinson, 1b; Aylett, 2b;
Plunkett, 3b; Fern, IS; Boyer, If; Ev-
ers, Of; Williams, RI.
In the second game there was a
very pretty contest in which Johnny
Williams and Barney Joy were the
two centers OF attraction. Both did
well and as far as pitching went the
honors were even between the two
teams. II anything, the younger man
had little the best of 1t, as his
catcher did better work. There were
many remarks made In regard to Joy
not letting himself out. OF course he
was unable to do this. as Lo On could
not hold him for moment, but Joy
showed that he can stand a whole LOT
OF training before he breaks into any
League circles. In his present condi.
ton he would be batted all over the
field by any semi-professional team
in California. He wants some good
hard work from now on to get him In
shape. Williams pitched nice game
and IL he can only run across some
old pitcher who can give him the
pointers which he needs, will make
the best pitcher ever produced in Ho-
nolulu. He has the fact that he Is
willing to learn and does not believe
that he is already at the top of the
heap, In his favor.
Up to the last of the eighth the
score looked very good for a victory
for the picked team, but then the
Waterloo occurred and passed balls
on the part Of Ringland were the
cause of all the trouble of the day.
A neat double play which put Lo On
and Bruins out of the reckoning and
the striking-out of En- Sue finished
this spasm and practically the game,
as there was no more scoring.
The game In detail was as follows:
The II. A. C.'s won the toss and
took the field. Barney Joy being loud
ly applauded as he went into the box.
Evers was the first man up. He got
his base on balls and, when Ringland
hit to second, scored on Williams
high throw to third. Bruins hit to
shot and was safe on the play, Ring
land going out at third. Van Vliet
went out on high fly to first.
En- Sue was the first II. A. c. man
at the bat and struck out. Fernan-
DEE hit to shortstop, Desha stopping
but falling to get the ball. He tried
to steal second but was caught by
Ringland's pretty throw. Jimmy
Williams made a hit past first and
stole second, but died there, Louis
striking out.
II. A. c., o; p. T., /.
Second Inning
Vannatta, at the bat for the p. T.
hit to third and was thrown out by
I'm Sue. Johnny Williams flew out
to second and Jones struck out, retir-
ing the side.
Gleason got his base on balls and
Joy came up. He hit to short, fore
ing Gleason at second. A. Williams
struck out. Lo On struck out, retir-
ing the side.
II. A. c., 0; p. T., /.
Third Inning
Boyle went out on a foul to En-
Sue, Evers made pretty hit to Lew
Is, who made a fine running catch.
Desha took first by hitting at a bad
ball on the third strike. Ringland
made the third out, second to first.
Bruins made a clean hit over sec.
ond. En- Sue made pretty and safe
bunt, sending Bruins to second. Ring
land made a poor throw to third,
Bruins coming home. Fernandez flew