Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-27
TarS P|ay
Fine Game
Seegar, Great Pitcher,
Tires and Loses
In the nth

kee-All-lIawaii match, at Baseball
Park yesterday afternoon. And the
salts deserved a better fate. After
playing the game to the place where
they seemed to deserve victory, they
were unncrycd by close decision,
Pitcher SecEar was worn out, AMI
the men from Brcmerton shot the
chute in a ship-shape and altogether
shameful style. Seegar pitched like
a champion. His team. is the best
outside aggregation which has ever
been seen here.
The locals started off with rush,
En- Sue, Eddie Fernandez, and Burns
hitting, followed by Joy. which COM
binatiOn nCtted the only three runs
the locals could squeeze across until
the eleventh inning. The game went
well into the eleventh with the
crowd sitting up every minute, and
things humming through the greater
part OF the time. The sailors played
like DEMONS. and there Is still an
opinlon that they should have had
the game by rights. unless Dude Lem
on has n better eye than the average
And then the locals wound up by
batting the tired Seegar everywhere
in the lot, and piling up the runs in
rapid succession.
Ia, ~. 10 he
waukces singled stole, annexed third
on Leslle's error, and came home on
Stocks sacrifice. The crowd sat up
and howled. Then. in the fifth. the
rHbid sailormcn who filled the
blceChers saw two runs come in on a
huke or two. and the cheers beat
against the azure heavens. The score
was tied! Leslie. who had been
| pitching since the third inning of
the previous game, was somewhat off
! in his calculations. let Fort home on
"A foozle. and then bowled Phoney Da-
Wis over in an attempt to field up
Tighe's bunt, letting McKernan skip
home afte: he had walked.
| So the game went The boy who
prc5ides at the score-board began to
be In danger of running altogether
out of gCose-eggs. The locals could
do nothing with Seegars offerings,
and the sailors found Leslie too
| II = u Il e y u Il q 4 u e !; u .; y :;
He stole. Cheese Brodericli famed
the air thrice, but Jones dropped the
pellet. and Cheese was safe. Shafer
beating Il to third meanwhile. Kill
burn hunted slowly along the line
Dick tried to tag Shafer the Short as
that worthy tore past him, and, fail
ing, passed the ball to Jones. who
fumbled, and Shaier found himself
lying on the pan. safe and in the
possession of all his faculties. Brod,
oriCk took his leisurely way to second
then Lappin got pass, filling the
bases. Dick got off his trolley and
passed out four bad ones to Car
Shafer, forcing Cheese to take anoth.
err tally. Kennedy lifted high one
to left field Kilburn coming in fol
lowed by Lappin, who danced on thu
plate after yannatta had thrown low
to Jones. Brother A. Shafer PLACED
out a nice bunt. which paved tn,
way for Brother NJ. Shafer to com,
across as he pleased. And then tina
naughty Rastus. who had started al
the trouble, pasted the pill onto thu
left-Geld fence, and took two sack
while Shafer was beating it for still
, another run. Then Byrnes inadver
tently passed high fly to Bill Van
natta, and the avalanche temporaril
suspended business.
The Kams went down in rain-soai
ed defeat in the ninth. and the wet
test game of the season was over.
| The crowd didn't even have tn
heart to yell.
! The first game Of Saturday went a
S detailed in the baseball edition of tn
il Bull etin.