The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-18
Dind, dong, bell!
There is sad news to tell;
If you play baseball
While the churchbells call
You'll surely go to -

While the churchbels call
You'll surely go to --
If legion of Crusaders had happen
ed to rise from the past and parade
he big league baseball grounds on
Sunday morning they would have for
he time deferred their slaughter of
he heather and watched, spellbound
The slaughter that occurred when the
Langton Lilies, alias the Parasites of
the Pacific, alias the Paradise of the
and the Mercantiles tore the azure robe
of night and dimmed the Stars of glory F.
there. The legion of Crusaders is .
brought into the argument merely to |
show that in spite of its being Sunday |
the boys who INDUCED in the |
healthful sport did not disturb any
religious gathering nor break up any |
evangelical conference. Far from the
crowd they were not in
position to interfere with anybody and,
for which gratitude was expressed, no
one interfered with the diamond dust
ers.
The Paradise boys, good players
they are, defeated the Bullets, to 5,
and the Mercantile Printers beat the
Windows of Valhalla by % to II,
which was all a sad mistake for the
same belonged to the Holy Lights ex-
cept for a comet of errors that shot
across the welldn toward the fatal
end.
The first game went something as
follows:
First inning and Paradise to he Ia:
Brito died, short to first and Waiwaiole
few to catcher. Franco knocked ere
through Albrights hands AMI soon
stole second. Bishop to the be12h.
short to first Albright redeemiTg.
Pinto wields the walloper; he hits
past Brio; Eamai fans; Young skies
to third who shoves past to the prim-
airy and Pintos dead off the bag. Score
nothing to aught
Second inning: Mahukona strikes:
exciting scramble; Kanekoa safe on
seconds knee getting in the way of
the ball; Kahauelio up; Kanekoa
steals close by and finds third; three
strikes for Kahaulelio and catcher
throws to first who misses the high
one while Kanekoa comes home; Ka-
haulelio lopes to third; Aylett walks
and Kahaulelio homes on a passed ball.
Great excitement among the Paralizers.
Brito succumbs at first. Two runs.
Nascimento up for the Bullets and
walks; Albright smashes to center and
beyond, bringing home Nascimento
and himself reaches third Camara
sends a wireless to Brito who fails to
catch and Albright arrives in style
amid the roars of the Bulls. Camara
has a shave for second catcher throw
ing too high Jordan strikes. Ala
media in the dock. Camara pinched
swiping third Alameda gets his three
but arrives at first since Bisho shoots
, to heaven and steamboat takes second
but dies at third. Storms strikes.
Score to ).
Third inning: Waiwaiole gets his,
short to first Albright catches Franco
nicely (applause). Bisho is out, Pinto
to Jordan. Nothing erupting.
Pinto falls into Aylett's mitt; Ka-
mai skies high and falls into Kane
koas ready hands! Paralizers feverish;
Young fans. Score still stands 2 to 8.
Fourth Inning: Mahukona safe hits
to left; he steals; goes to third on
Alameida's wild pitch; Quadros flies
to the catchy Albright; Kanehoa Sims
to the fence for two bags and home
comes Mahukona. Albright catches
Kahauleho and is righteously applaud
ed. Aylett walks; Kanekoa's on third
Brito flies to Young. Even score now,
to 3.
Nascimento, obit; second to first;
Sapolio to bat, first drops it; Camara
up and Pearline scours to second;
Camara safe on seconds error and
} Scurine hits third; Jordan flies to
/ pitcher who holds it too long throw
ing man out at first, but Albright
{ swings home. Alameda flies to BritO
Score 3 to 4.
Fifth Inning: Waiwaiole, second tC
first; Franco hunts prettily, Alameda
falling over the ball in the meadow
tripping on a daisy; BishO hit on arm
S but stays; he walks; Mahukona cracks
S to the port fence and lands Bisho, ty
!. ing the score; he gets to third on pass
ed balls; Quadros walks, and steals
e Kanekoa, breaking a terrible tension
u strikes.
Stems pitcher to first; Pinto Gale,
out at first; Kamai out, third to first
Score to 4.
Sixth Inning: Kahaulelio two-bag
to left limit; Aylott up; man gets o.
third, wild throw of pitch; Kahauleli
caught at home, Alameda to Nasci
mento and Aylett reaches second. Sa
polio makes a dandy catch, running t
left. Nothing else doing.