The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-05
ALL-HAWANS WIN
FROM SPALDINGS
Continued From Page one.)


Bruins in leftfeld. Burns gave Darcy
chance to show his speed, sending
him a fly which he caught with one
hand after a long run. The Red Dog
went out ON a grounder which Van
malta gobbled. Vannatta knocked one
to center that seemed safe, but Hide
brand went out of his territory to get
it. Nick Williams walked but he went
out trying to steal. Darcy walked, but
Bruins went out Zeider to first.
The Coast men did little in the
third Bliss went out Reuter- to
first, and Eastwood and Henley, the
next two men. both famed. Desha
| was the first Hawaii man up and
flew out to Devereaux. Reuter- hit
safe to center En- Sue fouled out to
Bliss. Fernandez singled between
short and third, sending Dick to
third, but Hampton made the last out,
hitting a slow one along the first-base
line that Bliss caught him on. 1t
was one of the best bits of work of
the day.
It looked bad in the fourth. Hide
brand walked and stole second, taking
third on Zeider's single to center.
Williams hit to center and brought
Hide home. Nealon followed with a
single to the same place, bringing
Zeider in. Burns struck out, Nealon
stealing second. as neither Vannatta
nor Desha covered the bag on Dona-
hue's nice throw. The Red Dog end
ed the trouble by flying out to Van
malta.
The locals came through with a tally
in this inning. Vannatta sent one
down to third that was too fast for
the Red Dog to get onto, and took
! second when Donahue was safe on a
tumble by Williams. Darcy was hit
by pitched ball and Bruins knocked
out a safe hit, bringing Vannatta
home Desha hit to Zeider, who
threw home. Bliss tagged the plate,
and Donahue was forced out. Then he
threw to first, catching Desha and
ending the inning.
In the fifth Bliss got to second on
bunt and a wild throw by Hamp-
ton. Eastwood struck out. Bliss
tried to steal and was caught. Hen
ley sent a singing liner to left, which
was followed by a single to right by
Hildebrand. Henley got to third and
Hide got to second on the throw in.
Zeider ended things with d fly to left.
| The locals came along and tied the
score. En- Sue went out, Williams to
first. Fernandez dropped a beautiful
bunt along third-base line. Hampton
flew to Henley. Vannatta hit to third
and Devereaux let it through, send
ing Eddie to third and taking second.
Donahue hit safe to short, bringing
Eddie home. On the first ball pitched
Donahue started for second. Zeider
caught the throw and returned it,
Bliss catching Vannatta at the plate.
This made the score %.
Williams struck out. Nealon was
safe on a grounder to Hamp that
bounced badly. Burns hit to Hamp
and Vannatta failed To hold his throw
at second. Devereaux hit to Hamp,
forcing Nealon. Burns stole third,
Hampton fumbling, but the latter was
saved an error, as he got the ball
home in time to catch the big left
handler. For the Hawaiis. Darcy made
a nice hit to short and scored on
Bruins hit to left. Desha sacrificed
Bruins to third Reuter- went out on
a fly to Hildebrand and En- Sue went
out, Zeider to first
The score was tied again, in the
seventh Bliss got to second on
Darcy's error, the latter misjudging a
fly. Eastwood struck out. Henley
singled to center bringing Bliss home
and taking second on the throw in.
Hide flew out to En- Sue and Zeider
followed suit, the little center-fielder
making beautiful running catch.
The Hawaiis did not last long. Fer
nandez struck out. Hampton and Van
malta went out on infeld plays.
Neither side scored in the eighth.
Williams was safe at second on De-
sha's low throw. Nealon hit to Reu-
ter. who. caught Nick between the
bases Burns went out, Vannatta to
first. but the Pittsburger got to third.
Devereaux was the next man and sent
low foul towards the grandstand,
which Donahue got, through fast and
pretty work, which made the speeta-
tors howl with delight.
Donahue walked. Darcy sent a fly
to left which Dasher took, and the
inning was closed when Pat was
caught when he tried to steal second,
Bliss making a perfect throw
In the first of the ninth it was one,
two. three Bliss famed Dasner
went out, Desha to first, Fernandez
making clean work of poor throw.
Henley was retired, Vannatta to first.
Then the fun commenced. Denahue,
coaching at third base, started the
bleachers and grandstand TO cheering.
Jack Desha was first up. He lined
two-bagger to right-field along the
foul line. Reuter- sent him 70 thiio
on a clean single to center. En- que
then was the man of the hour anu
laid q bunt down along thlrd-oase
line that was all TO the good Desna
came home, sliding into Bliss, VINO