Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-23
SAINTS SCORE |
DIAMOND HEADS |

The bali game nt the League
rTouuds yesterday was well worth
the crowd that attended. Excitement
ran high from the start aud II was
remarked that n the remainder OF the
season il to witness such games IL
will be revival of good old times
when the clubs pitted against each
other played az II they meant H.
The Saints walked away with the
game in 4-to-l stunt Their teeth
were set aud belts buckled up to tho
winning notch from the start. The
1 Diamond Heads put up no mean
game either. and were up on their
toes throughout the whole play.
The lineup for the Saints was com.
/ posed mostly of the old II. A. c. club
except. Of course, that Joy was not In
! the box.
Williams, with his twirling speed.
! fully filled expectations, however
/ Barney JOY was behind the bat and
I kept things moving from his quarter.
Il. Desha served good ball for the
Diamond Heads but the willow hand
/ lers Of Saints were a little too much
| for him.
The field work on both sides wac
excellent and errors were few and
/ far between. Special mention Is to
be made Of Shortstop Evors' good
judgment and quickncss of move
ment Jas. Williams seemed to be
ready for anything that came out OF
| the heavens
The event Of the game that calls
for special mention was a three-bag-
ger by Williams in the ninth inning
| followed by En- Sue sending the ball
out No far that he squared the circle
before stopping.
First and Second Innings
\ shut-Out for both sides ended the
two first innings.
Third Inning
I'm Sue reached first, got second on
an overthrow. and logged home on a
safe hit made by Evers. Barney Joy
diI some heavy swatting, but failed
TO make good.
In the second half resulted the us.
ual side-plays. Some lively back
stepping was done by Williams to
clutch "A fly knocked by J. Desha. He
got a.
Score: Saints, /; d. H., 0.
Fourth Inning
Johnnie Williams laid down at
first. Lo On put the ball good dis
lance the other side of third and him
self reached second before IL got
back. En- Sue batted fly right into
Ed. Fernandez hands, which, of
course, made out.
In the second half the Diamond
Heads did not last long. Two av
balls and a foul that fell into the
hands of Johnny Williams ended that
inning.
Score: Saints /; d. H.. o.
Fifth Inning
Shortstop made good but on hot
one from the bat in Evers' hands
fumbled till It was too late to nut
the runner out at first. Ziegler walk
ed to first. None reached the home.
plate.
The second half consisted of
broken bat and two stopped balls that
reached the first-baseman ahead of
the runner.
Score: Saints. o; d. H.. o.
Sixth Inning
Johnnie Williams knocked a fly
that landed In waiting hands. Bruins
reached first ON yell-placed center
field knock but died trying 10 reach
second. w. Desha took a 1y from
Jimmie Williams.
The second half was short and
sweet, First base was not even
warmed up.
Score: Saints, 0; ID. H., 0.
Seventh Inning
Both the first and second parts of
this inning were spotted with bril-
liant moves on the parts OF the field
ors. Eddie Fernandez virtually stole
the only run the Diamond Heads
made In this inning. Joy threw wild
to both second and third bases.
Score: Saints, 0; D. H.. /.
Eighth Inning
JOY did not get good start In this
inning or he might have made first.
Bruins struck out and Williams got
nothing beyond first.
In the second half o. Jones handed
one straight by the pitcher. but John