Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20


the summary:
4567S9
/ Co. + .......1 5000 Of @ 3
d. II. $4,000 101 Of O. 8
goth Inf. .....1 10000 o 2
b. II. ....1 900 O l
Summary-Two-bas hit: Kama.
Bases on errors: Co F, 8; goth In
fantry. 4. Left on bases: Co. f, 4
| Goth Infantry. 4. Double plays:
Burns-Jackson, Moran-R amsey-Sta
ton. Innings pitched: Jackson. 2;
Burns, I. Hits: OF Jackson, |
Burns, 0. Struck out; BY Jackson.
/; Burns, 10; Moran, II. Bases on
balls: on Jackson, 0; Burns, 2; Mo-
ran, 3. Passed balls: Bateman, 9;
Kama, 2. Wild pitches: Burns, ]
Moran, 2.
Time Of game: III. 20m.
Umpire: II. Walker.
:: ): ::
Teams of the Seaside Baseball
League contested yesterday at the
lwilei grounds, for supremacy, the
results being that in the first game
the Starlights beat the Pacifcs 10
to and in the second game the
Sweet NiOlets beat the Okuwas l6
to s. Following is The record of each
game:
First game:
Starlights-John Asing, c; Peter
Luis, p; Sing Tai 2b; Lau Look. lb;
Lum Lee, ss All Toon, 3b; Lee Kee,
If; p. Ayau, Of; Chun Tuck. RE-
Pacifcs-Kui Ia, c; Ahana. p;
Geo. Pang, 1b; Wong Chin, 2b; Ako,
IS; c. Y. Mark, 3b; Tam 10, IF;
Loo Hon, ct; k Chun, If.
Score by innings:
12345 7S9
faCiilCs . ....l ! 0 | 003 0 q .
Struck out: by Luis, 13; Ahana, Z.
Second game:
Sweet Violets-Tom Yen, c; Gaps,
a. Fong, p; Joe Pua, 1b; Bert Nc
Shane, 2b; +. Guerrero, SIS; F. Pc
ter, 3b; Haili, If; Lui, CT; w. Wing,
ri.
Okuwas--Nota, C; Tongs, p; Ara
HI. 1b; Lee Woods. 2b; Wakida, IS:
Kawa. 3b; Sawai, Of; Akimoto, IF;
KuramOto, II.
Score by innings:
1886 67S9
S. NjOlets .....2 o. 0O22 4-.-l6
Okuwus ....2 O01O032 40 s
Struck out: by Cans, 6; A. Fong,
8; Togo, ).
The Kapiolanl League had great
crowd witnessing their play yester-
day. The first game, between the
Twilights and Young Tidal Waves,
at Kapiolani Park was far below the
standard. Owing to changes maze
necessary by players from the Twi-
light team signing to play with one
of the senior teams that team SUI
fered defeat by the score of 20 to 10.
AS aforesaid the changes have Grip
pied the Twilights, but with more
practice. especially in team work,
they will give better account of
it must be said the little players of
the Y. T. Waves deserve everything
they get: they are in the game from
the start to finish, never losing hope,
and with Aylett at second they will
make the other teams go some. A.
ter long absence from the diamond
Aylett comes to bat six times, gets
three safeties, one three-bagger and
crossed the can twice.
Score by innings:
1884 567S9
Y. T. w. ...5 o 2 3 l 2 lao
Twilights 30 2 / 000 l 4 2-lO
: Bases on balls: off Voeller, 4; of
Freitas, Z. Struck out: by Voeller,
6; by Freitas, g. Two-base hits: Ma
deiros, Marshall, Chillingworth, Pc
dro, Fernandez. Passed balls: Sebas-
tian, 2; Enos, 2. Three-base hit: w,
| Aylett. ...
| Time of game: H. som.
I :: :; Z:
| The second game, between the Lee
| ahis and Reliance mines, was full ri
| excitement, good playing by DOth
teams keeping the score to ! in
favor of the Leahis up to the sixth
inning. In the seventh Punohu, fol
i the Leahis, came to bat and flew out
- to center. Moniz hunted and got t.
first on pitchers tumble. McCullon
, lined grounder to short, who threw
= to third sack, retiring Moniz. Me
Cullom stole second and third anC
y scored on a hot liner from Hoopi
je down the third-base line Holster
went out second to first, retiring thu
= side. Gonsalves, for the Reliance
team, came to bat and retired pitch
er to first. Kama was allowed {
pass, stole second, and got TO thirC
on Kua's single to shortstop, am