Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-13
FANS SEE GREAT BASEBALL
KANS AND DIAMONDS LOSE FAIR GAMES

! Ddil lJetl ~ SAUL ttlN anu pNSlltu tliNill-
selves into the thrOng of fans, sat
! through two good games of baseball
! it was really good ball for so early in
! the season and the indications are that
before the gates are closed for the
Winter season some good close scrap
Iping will be seen.
There were all the old familiar sights
and sounds, the cheers for the good
and the boots for the poor The anvil
chorus beat their merry tattoo. There
were enough new faces on the diamond
| to create interest. Colts were plentiful
! in all lne-ups excepting the Rams.
| They played but one new man. Sure!
Jack Doyle and Dooney were there.
| The Elks were not there SO these two
! strong lunged artists rooted for each
and all who deserved it--those who
did not rot theirs.
| Two new gangs of ball artists made
| their initial appearance Saturday
| They were st. Louis, thereafter known
as the Saints and the Diamond Head
Athletic Club. Both teams were logged
out in pretty new uniforms
! John Wise sat on the bench among
| Of 1903 to see John there
imp Bert Bowers handled the in
idicators in his old successful style and
his decisions were never questioned
although he had some close ones to
make.
The only comment That we have to
make is upon the starring of the
Games They should be called prompt
ly at Las
REUTER- HIT HARD.
The wise ones had the Rams picked
10 take fall out Of the Saints but
they We're badly disappointed Just
| because Barney JOY was not on the hill
| for the old time H. A. Cs the predic-
| ton was made that they would lose
! Now the bunch was not wise to that
man Burns, the hardware clerk This
pitcher signalized his first appearance
on the slab for the Saints by allowing
the Rams but one hit and one run His
only mistake was the hitting of two
batteEs. Judging by his work on Sat-
lurday, he viii be of material value to
his team in winning games.
In the very first spasm the Saints
Iterings. Bushnell the second man up
tore off Deaut between first and sec
end He reached second on Miller's
inability to tag him out. Louis drove
zone hard past second and Bush romped
home with the first run of the season
Up came mighty Aylett and he soon
found the leather for bngle to right
Louis made the plate on a poor throw
to tAird by Van. Aylett also scored on
The same throw. Right here were
enough FOUNDERS to cinch the game.
The Kams never came to after this as
sault.
Williams and Louis tried to pull Off
one of their old tricks in the third and
nearly got away with it, Williams was
on second and Louis on first Louis
drew throw from the catcher to first
and was caught between bases. Will
hams slid for the pan and was just
nipped by Jones' Louis reached sec
ond and came home on Aylett's slow
daisy slipper.
In the fifth Geo. Bruins met one on
the nose while Aylett perched on sec
ond. This punch scored Aylett
After Lo On had made poor throw
and EyeTs had fumbled Ferns ground
er Evers and Gleason pulled off
pretty double, retiring Miller and Ku-
hina. Fern reached third on the play.
A passed ball by Bruins allowed Fern
to tag the rubber with the only run for
his side.
The Saints worked more men around
the bags III the seventh and eighth. (
After the ninth inning was over the
score board read:
st. Louis Z, Rams /.
This is the way in which Scorer Cut
ting caught the players in action: