Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-05

Hats off to big "DiCk' Reuter-, for
he is the lad who deserves the great
est credit for the victory of the ALL
hawaii team over "Mique" Fishers
hll-Star combination from the Pa
cite Coast. Yesterday was the first
tine in Reuters life that he had Il
classy catcher to pitch to and much
OF the credit should go to this clever
tlCkStOp. Pat" DOnahue, of the
Portland club. Donahue was in that
came yesterday to win, and he had
So much influence over Reuter- that
De latter would have had the conf
lcnCe to go up against the Chicago
Nationals. champions of the world.
The other seven men on the team can
also come in for their share of the
/ alse. for each and every one of them
deserve credit for the way in which
they handled themselves both at the
tat and in the field.
As to the game itself, there was
Probably never more remarkable
game ever pulled OF in Hawaii. 1t
carried much interest owing to the
fact that IT was the last chance for
the All-llawaii team to win Il game,
and when the spectators sat and slow
Iy began to realize that the locals
mad chance they worked themselves
up to frenzy and not single move
escaped them. The game was so
quickly won in the ninth that many
could hardly reali2cIt, as they Deem
ed 1t almost impossible for the local
laus TO whip the Spaldings. The close
ness Of the score, l-3, shows the
pfahu Oh pail lhut must have been
played, and to win out in the last
half of the ninth tops oil the climax
with a sensation that will long lin
ger in the minds of those who were
so fortunate as to witness this grand
struggle of a bunch of bushers head
Ell by professional against a tribe
OF old war-dogs.
Nick Williams was put in the
DoN Tor the Spalding club and his
cross-iire pitching had the boys 60
ing Tor few innings. Williams is a
clever pitcher ana one of some note,
nut ne Is rlght-handed and the boys
had confidence against him. Will
mans pitched a good game, but not
so classy as Reuters.
The game started with three new
men IN the All-Hawaii lineup. Ed.
fernandez OF the Diamond Head club
was on hrst; Jack Desha of Punahou
was at snort ana En- Sue of the st.
Louis team was in center. These
boys all played good ball and 1t so
happened that the winning run was
responsible Tor two OF them, Desha
ana En- Sue
Nheh the last halt OF the ninth in
ning rolled around the score-board
read 3d. Jack Desha was the first
man up ana Strengthened out one of
Williams Denders Tor two bases. Reu-
Ter was there with the big stick and
singled 10 center Desha went on to
third' Little En- Sue was up. 1t
was rlsht mere that Capt. Hampton
showed MS good Judgment. lie or
dered squeeze play. or course the
professionals were not looking for in
sue baseball 10 be pulled OFF by our
Duhch ana they least expected a
squeezer. En- Sue dumped the ball
uowh toward thlrd and Desha raced
nome Williams handled the ball
poorly ana Desha slid feet first to the
rubber ana the ball rolled clear of
ifliss' VINO lay PROSTATE at the plate,
due TO the collision with Desha's feet.
rms was the winning run and the
crowd went wild with JOY.
Three cheers for Donahue!" yell
ed some ian and the request was an
SWered with hearty outburst.
Ihe Spaldings were the first to
break INTO the run column in the
fourth round, Up to this time both
teams We're Dlanked. In this inning
Hildebrand strolled and then stole
second. Heider tore off a single and
filldy moved up peg. Williams hit