The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-04-30

though devoid OF any faint of profess
sonalism, the game was certainly
amusing and interesting throughout
The House lost by score of 10 to IA
I'VE have done too much training,
said Representative Rawiins after the
game, land that accounts for our
loss"
The House had to wait for the Sem
ate, and when they finally did come.
It was in punches of twos and threes,
locking very much as If they would
like to back out If they could.
FIRST INNING.
The Senate lost the toss up and
Charley Mccarthy opened the game
He eyed his bat curiously and took a
firm grip, waving the bat beyond him
as if he were beating his parlor rug.
Castro twirled his bali and then threw
it. Mccarthy bit, and a strike was
called. 1t happened a second time, and
then Charley swatted 1t, reaching first
in safety. Eyeing Second Baseman
Rawlins carefully, he made an attempt
to steal third. Instead of throwing to
third. Rawlins ran after him. Both
tumbled down and Mccarthy was out.
Palmer Woods came next. He batted
out beauty and showed that, in spite
If the fact that he hadn't played for
a number of years, his old form, when
he played with the Hawaiis, has not
deserted him. Woods brought in the
first run. Chillingworth followed with
a two-bagger. He was put out while
running home from third. Kruger
batted run. Rawlins played the
same trick on Lane, that of following
him around, instead Of throwing the
ball to the nearest baseman. Lane
made it safe. Kalama was on first
when Knudsen's ball was caught by
Akau. This ended the first inning for
the Senators.
Rice stepped to the plate as the first
batter from the House nine. He batted
out to Mccarthy, who reached up and
caught the ball. He is used to catch
ing highballs, anyway" exclaimed At
torney Thompson, who was present.
Rawlins picked up his bat and whacked
beauty down in the direction of first
base. 1t slipped through Kalama's fin
gers and he gained his goal Rawlins
made a fine slide from second to third
and finally succeeded in making a run.
Correa took his base on balls. Paoo
reached first, but an out by Joseph.
who followed him, prevented his maxi
ing a run.
Score: Senate, 3; House. 1.
SECOND INNING.
IT think we'd better quit" said Sem
ator Chillingworth as his team came
up to bat; II am tired" And so were
the rest of the men. Running about
baseball field is harder work than
overriding vetoes.
Makekau made a, run, but Nahalai
batted out to the shortstop.
There goes the Liquor BILL" were
the cries heard as Senator Mccarthy
again went to bat.
To see Charley run was well worth
the price of admission.
'Mr. Umpire, l move that this bill
be reconsidered," cried John Wise, as
Chillingworth came home from third
on foul. Chillingworth had to re-
consider his bill, and it was tabled, as
Lane struck out and finished the Sem
ate's part of the inning.
Castro of the House was put out,
Somehow or other Castro hated to run,
for, in spite of the admonitions of his
coach, he refused to run 1t out"
Sheldon wanted somebody to run for
him. but was told that he would have
to do his own running. Its always
the case" he said, but he did not have
to run, as he was struck out.
Akau was out while trying to reach
first.
Score: Senate, 2; House. l.
THIRD INNING.
The third was a goose-egg for the
Senate, nobody scoring anything and
no man succeeding in reaching third.
Wise of the House was wise. He
batted out a beauty and made a three
Dagger. He failed to touch first base.
but as the umpire did not see him. he
ran by the spot. Pahoo's three-base-
hit sent in Rice and Correa. Young
the messenger of the House.
was out.
Score: Senate, o; House, 2.
FOURTH INNING.
Nahale was the Senate's best batter.
He succeeded In making a two-base-
hit. Castro pitched ball which
caught Mccarthy on the side with
a resounding thump. Chillingworth.
knight and Kalama made the runs for
the Senate.
The House failed to score in this in
ming.
Score: Senate. s; House. 0.
FIFTH INNING.
Castro's arm had given out and
Mercury" Sheldon took his place. II
was a family compact. case OF the
father catching II from the son. Nc,
Carthy struck out, Woods and Ma
hale were out before they reached
third
Rice made the only run for the
House.
Score; House, /; Senate. o
SIXTH INNING.
Lane was hit by sheldons ball. lie
begged TO be allowed 10 take his base,
but tho blum wouldn't work, My arm
Is broken" he said, mo. Il isn't, ;"
was the reply, "But Il is,r no said.
and he tried 20 work tho blum of bat
ting with ono hand kalama, knudsan,
Makekau, Aahale, Mccarthy and
Woods made the runs, Aakekau ran
Ia second as nawins threw bali
which sheldon missed and which ianda
81. hi.