The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-14
WILLIAMS Gets
BADLY POUNDED

BADLY PUUNUEl
The baseball games on Tuesday in I'll
Honolulu Baseball League were de
cided contrast. In the first, loose pla
was the feature and while there wa
sufficient batting to please the specta
tors 1t was hardly good baseball TIL
second game, on the other hand, II
which the Puns were defeated BY tn
Diamond Heads by the score of ia
was baseball all the way through. Il
spots there might be exceptions takei
to the play but on the general averag
II was excellent. The Puns were de
feated by simply one thing. the bat
ting game which the Heads put up
The Heads had their batting clothes
on and in the seventh inning won TIT
game by lining out clean hard hit
which brought four runs over the plate
The Puns put up a pretty fielding
game in spite of the fact that they
were unable to win out, only two err
TOTS DelnR I1dut NY thCIi, poNh shNS~
being charged to Hampton and both
being hard chances which he could
hardly be blamed for losing. The
Heads with the exception of George
Clark did clean fielding. Clark was
little too anxious and showed the lack
of practise He made up for his poor
fielding, which did not prove costly al
ter all, by his good work at the bat. z
The Rams hit the ball hard but the
fact that they forgot how to field when
the right time came and that Reuter-
went up in the air just when his team
was not giving him support, lost them
the game. The Saints played their
usual steady game. En- Sue distln-
guished himself by nice three Dagger.
He wanted home run again but coulo
not quite come through.
THE FIRST GAME.
In one of the poorest games OF the
season the st. Louis team defeated the
Kams. II to 6, yesterday. The kams
were successful in making nine errors
during the game, and in other ways
they showed evidences of having at
tended luaus the night before. when
are not, under the best of circum-
stances, conducive to good ball play
ing. There were some times when mem
bers of the team showed evidences OF
clean playing, but when 1t came 10
fielding the Rams could hardly claim
recognition as ball players of the class
which they usually represent.
The story Of the game may be seen
in the totals better than anywhere
else. The Rams outbatted their OPP
ponents, making ten base hits, While
the Saints made only seven. The
Saints, however, only made three err
rors, at least one of which was ex-
cusable, while the Kams made nine, of
which Miller was responsible for four.
Thfssfast spfayer h4aae twe=putouts%bht
not a single assist. His work was
slightly shady.
The st. Louis boys went first to the
bat En- Sue got to first on an error
by Hamauku, and Jones threw high
on his steal of second. Evers hit on
the ground to Hamauku, and went out.
En- Sue getting to third. Louis got
pass and stole second. En- Sue came
home on Aylett's fly to>center, the Kan
player forgetting to throw home. Louis
got to third on Miller's error Of Lo
On's grounder and both scored when
Jones threw wild to second. That end
ed the scoring for the Saints.
Hamauku got to first when Lo On
and Louis collided while trying to catch
his easy fly, and came home on Jones'
hit over second base.
In the second inning Reuter- went up
in the air and six runs resulted. Glea-
son started with a pass and got to
second on Busnell's nice bunt. Reu-
ter fumbled En- Sues grounder. filling
the bases. Evers sent slow one to
Hamauku and Gleason came in. Louis
safe one to right scored Busnell and
En- Sue. Miller's error of Aylett's
grounder filed the bases. Lo On struck
out, but Reuter- allowed two more runs,
forcing in Evers and Aylett with bases
on balls.
Kaanoi scored for the Rams in this
inning, when Pat Gleason missed En-
Sues low throw, and Kuhina's long fly
to center gave him a chance to show
his speed on bases. Ferns catch of
Lemons fly in this inning was a
beauty.
There was no scoring in the third
the only feature being a one-handeS
stop of a high bouncing grounder OFF
Kuhina's bat, which was made by
Evers. Reuters three-bagger to the
right field fence, in the fourth inning.
meant run for the Kams, as Plunkett
followed with a clean hit over second.
From this time on the Saints had
such a commanding lead that the game
was rather embarrassing. In the sixth.
with the aid of two base hits and
couple OF errors on the part of the
Saints, the Rams managed TO score a
couple OF runs. but never again looked
dangerous In the slightest. The Saints
scored two themselves in the ninth on
a base on balls TO Gleason. an error
and a three-bagger by En- Sue.
Errors and Reuters wildness accoant
easily for the number OF runs scored
by the Saints.
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