The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21

-Four thousand people witnessed TWO
games of bush ball at the ball park
yesterday. Neither game was good
though the second was worse than the
first. Had it not been for the presence
of the Kauai Kilties with their comets
and loud-sounding cymbals the crowd
would have fed long before the end of
the second game.
The Santa Claras defeated the st.
Louis by the score of 5 to 2. The
Claras have struck their gait and should
keep on winning from now on. Their
form in the first two games was too
bad to be true. A nine with their
record has to be good, that IS all there
is 90 it, There is always the possibility,
however, of the home team being bet
ter, although in the present instance it
is unfortunately a remote one.
In the second game the Keios were
whitewashed by the Diamond Heads to
the tune of 10 to o. The Japs had n
bad day and the further they went the
worse they played. The middle of the
game was listless, the end tiresome.
New bleachers which can accommo.
date 700 people have been constructed
running from the new bleachers to the
makai corner of the field and round
the corner some way in a Waikiki di.
rection. These bleachers were packed
yesterday.
Since last week the press box has
been kept clear of intruders, thanks to
the action of Paul Isenberg, and on
Saturday and yesterday the arrange.
ments were all that the newspapermen
could desire.
The Claras scored their first in the
second innings, an error by Walker in
right field letting in Art. Shafer.
The Saints evened up in the fifth
Burns struck out. Soares hit to first
Aft. Williams flew out to first and
Soares went to third on a wild pitch
En- Sue smashed hot 'un to third and
Soares scored on Byrnes' error.
The fifth was busy innings for the
Claras and they rolled up three runs
therein. Byrnes went to first ON q
clean, low hit to left field, and reached
second on joys error. The big south
paw in fool play threw wild to first
hence the pyramids.
Freine hit to second and went II
first, Byrnes moving up. The latter
came in on passed ball by tn,
catcher.
"Cheese" Broderick hit to first wht
fumbled the ball and Freine died a
the plate.
M. Sha Ger hit to right and Walker =
error let him go to second, Brodericl
taking third pouch. Broderick scored
on wild pitch and Shafer was let il
by passed ball.
Kilburn struck out. Lappin lined ou
a peach 30 the right field fence whicl
would have counted as home run haC
it not been previously agreed that M
ball going among the crowd should eal,
more than, couple of bags. Peter
wound up the effort by flying out t.
center
. Another fish came into the Claras
. net in the seventh in this wise:
. Broderick gave up the ghost short t.
first NJ Shafer went to- first on no
and stole second Kilburn's sacrifc
advanced Shafer to third and he regis
tered on third bagman IS error.
, The only other scoring was in tn
ninth of the Saints when they manage
to rap out one.
Walker went to first on hit TO SEE
ond, and made second bag on Kilbr n
mistake. Bruins sacrificed and Wake
t proceeded to third Bruins got a pas
but was pinched stealing second, an
Walker crossed the pan on n wild throI
: to the catcher. "Beef" Aylett struc
out.
Summary:
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