The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-18
SAINT LOUIS IS
BEATEN BY PENN
IN FAST CAME
champions of Big Four Win
Decisive Contest From
Local Boys.

In one OF the best and most exciting
games which has been seen al the
league grounds for months the Penn
sylvania baseball team defeated the
St. Louis team, the champions of the
local league, by a score of 6-5. Hard
batting and clean fielding on the part
OF the Pennsylvania team won and
they deserve every bit of credit which
can be given them for the fine game
which they put up. Calderhead, Nc
Whorter, Spofford and Saekle were the
four stars at the bat. They led the
team in the batting order and ham
mered the ball out almost every time
that they came up.
Calderhead put up beautiful game
| at second and O'Connor at shortstop
made only one error, which was a
muff of an easy fly, otherwise accept
ing many difficult chances. Spofford
was weak on low throws, but made up
for this at the bat and on bases.
Hampton really outpitehed Freeman
throughout the game but did not get
the support. The Saints showed a
lack of practise to great degree and
on the other hand the Penns showed
what hard work for couple of weeks
will do with men who understand the
game.
One of the best features of the game
was the roofing, which was continuous
and kept the excitement up to a fever
heat. One sailor in the grandstand
had tin horn, evidently made out of
stovepipe, and the various remarks
that he made created good deal of
interest. After the game was over the
sailors one and all were happy as could
be, cheering and keeping up a running
fire of remarks all the way down town.
The game was the final one of the
series of three games between the
Saints and the Pennsylvania, the local
team winning the first and the Penn
sylvania the second. With yesterday s
game the Penns may claim the victory
over the champions of Honolulu. The
game, inning by inning, was as fol-
lows:
En- Sue was the first man up and
was given a pass and stole second,
getting to third on Hampton's clean
hit to center. Hampton stole second.
Evers went out pitcher to first. Jimmy
Williams hit on the ground to second,
scoring En- Sue. Aylett went out on
a fly to short.
CaIderhead was safe on En- Sues high
throw. McWhorter went out on bunt
fiy to Hampton. Spofford hit clean to
left and. sent Calderhead to third.
saekle hit to center and brought both
men home. Martin walked, but was
caught off first. Bell got a life on WI
liams' error. o'Connor hit safe over
second. Goldfus went out on fly to
Hamp.
ST. Louis, /; Penn, 3.
SECOND INNING.
Darcv beat out a slow one to short
To on fouled out. Bruins few out to
center. Davis walked. En- Sue beat
ant one to first, filling the bases. Hamp-
ton struck out.
Freeman flew out TO Hampton Cal
$500 ,,i+ safe 10 center and went
~. stealing second. aIcwhorter hit
safe to left. spofford went out Hanp.
to first.
ST Louis. !: PENN J.
THIRD INNING.
rare went out on hy to Nc
x,-,,artar Williams fouled out. Ayletl
,,srf out on a grounder to Spoftord.
ssckle struck out. Martin struck
-. Rel vent out En- Sue to Bruins
81. Louis. 1; PENN 5.
FOURTH INNING.
marcy hit safe to left and got TO
-.-ond an I.o on's out. Bruins nit saIe
80 and stole second. Davis long
~. - center brought Darcy home
rtr,ns went out trying TO steal
C.Co,nor few out TO Aylett. Gold
enc vent out Hamp. to Bruins. Free
man struck out
St Louis, .: Penn. j.
FIFTH INNING.
=, sue hit safe TO center, but went
- stes1jng second. Hampton hit safe
~ 80 Evers hit to second and went
o,t Hanp. taking third Jimmy vi
lfa3,s, home run put the SAINTS aiie''e'-
.l.Ta++ vent out second to first
. gei9arhead beat ont one 10 second.
-x.-,,arter forced Calderhead out al
~ = spoford flew out 10 En- sue.
s sells tbree-bagger to right brought
s 9,,Ir1-5 home. Martin struck out
81. Louis, I; Penn, l.
SIXTH INNING.
marcy hit safe to left. Lo on MI
- short. forcing Darcy at seeonu'
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