The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-24
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they were game and gave a good ac-
count of themselves. 1t is doubtful II
ever a local team played better or
more consistently. One of the differ
enees noticed between them and their
opponents was the better base rum
ming of the latter, and the greater GER
tainty of purpose in playing. and per-
haps more than anything else, the
ouickness with which they threw the
hall as soon as it was fielded Though |
I the visitors won the game yesterday, !
as it was expected they would, they |
did not win by any Overwhelming /
score. They scored in but three IN
nings out of the nine, while the home |
team scored in two.
| The hope entertained tAat the nome
| team might defeat the visitors at
some time during the series has been
changed into a firm expectation, oy
| the playing of yesterday
There is every reason to think that
today's game will be fully as good
a game from every standpoint as was
that of yesterday.
/ In today's game Barney JOY VIII
pitch, and Sonny Cunha will eaten;
Bruins will play left field and Louis
right field Otherwise the home team
will be the same as yesterday
/ For the visitors, Burns will pitch.
He is a left handed pitcher, and is said
to be the best .left-handed pitcher in
the country. He has been bought Tor
the Boston team of the American
League next year. He is the man who
virtually won the Coast League cham
pionship this year for the Los Angeles
iteam, Eastwood will catch.
las soon as the ST. Louis team re-
t turns. and it is expected on November
2 90. it will play the Coast team. ana
I then some of it's players will be draft
j ed for the regular home team for the
rest of the series.
Resides the thousands at the grounds
who watched the game, there was
q bie crowd at the corner of Fort ana
p King streets during the game, inter-
ested in it and informed of it's progress
bv bulletins from the grounds posted
in the windows of Gunst-Eakin's store
k PARTICULARS OF THE GAME.
The game In detail was as follows;
: The visitors went to bat first witt
. the following batting order: Hide
brand. If; Zeider. S.: Heitmuller, RI.
Williams, cf: Nealon. ID; Donahue
Oh: Devereaux, 3D.: Bliss, C.; Hen
! ley, p.
:. The batting order of the home team
= was: Lemon, If. Hampton, 3D.; Van
e natta. 2b.: Williams, IS; JOY, C.
of Avlett. CT: Darcy, rf.; Mahuka, h.
y Reuter-, p.
ls In the first half of the first inning
II Hildebrand hit the ball in the direc
he tion of second base. Vannatta gathere;
l. il in and threw it to Mahuka at first
fielding Clearly and throwing we'll, tn
r batter ont. There were cheers from
the crowd.
Hildebrand protested to the umpir
against the decision and the croW'
booted. Zeider attempted bunt, bu
u the ball went into foul ground. Tn
next time he hit the ball he few on
Ia to Darcy in right field, and Dhrc
cot the cheers. Heitmuller drove
% three-hagger far out in the extfAsn
ne right. and was cheered. Williams wa
given his base on balls. and Nealo
went to the bat But Barney 10
I catching Heitmuller too far off thirt
threw the ball to Hampton. There wa
~ a pretty play with Heitmuiler betwee
the two men, which was ended b
st Hampton in a sprinting match cater
ing Heitmuller before he got home.
Oh There were more cheers; the Hawa
partisans breathed freer. The hon
boys could play ball The visitors ha
O. three out and no runs
In the second half of the innin
of Lemon was the first of the home pla,
ers to face the coast pitcher. Lemc
l. was clearly overawed. He didn't di
ire NAV the same confidence with the bi
that he usually does. Two balls we
called on Henley and two strikes, al
ay then he hit the ball, but not in
usual style and was out, shortstop
the first. Hampton was given his base
balls. Vannatta swatted the ball for
:, single advancing Hampton to secon
OF ana he went to second. and Hampt'
:. IN third when Joy was given his ba
on balls. Williams meanwhile havil
cone out on a fly TO third, Aylett w
=. Given his base on balls. scoring Ham
tor and advancing Vanatta and Jc
III Darcv went out, pitcher to first, I
go firing the side The home team h
II scored on the visitors. and there "
,si- low in the grand stand as well as
$. ! behind the bat.