Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-03
Saints Hit Tobaggal
In The Seventh;
Keio Wins

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Sunday. Nay! The Keios, without
a scruple. put the Indian sign on
them good and hard. A succession
of bunts, bingles. errors, and compli-
mentary passes in the seventh netted
five runs for the Japs in that inning,
and the Alumni bunch could not
stem the rushing tide. Keio played
snappy ball, as usual. And the
Saints played pretty loosely near the
last, when they had done some close
work through the opening innings.
In the third Soares scored on an
error and En- Sues bingle. Ohashi
hit, stole, and came in on an error,
tieing the score. In the sixth Plada
scored on Bushnell's double. and the
Japs eyened things again, when Ko-
yama's bingle scored Takahama.
Neck and neck now.
The seventh was the scoring inn
ing. Aylett hit and scored on Abe's
error, which let Burns to third. En-
Sue stole, and both scored on two
sacker which Walker Slapped out. The
Japs came up strong, and the Saints
hit the toboggan. Murakami walked.
Higo sacrificed, Ohashi walked, and
Sasaki hit. This filled the bases, and
Takahama walked, forcing Murakami
home. Ohashi was caught mapping,
but slid home, while the other two
men scored on Bruins error. Fukuda
was safe on the play, and scored on
Koyama's bingle.
In the eighth Hilo circled the
bases on Bushnell's error.
The game was not closely played,
but was exciting from the standpoint
of the spectators, who were in a roar
of delight.
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Why isn't Bill Chillingworth seen
in the box more? He might have
won yesterdays game with the Santa
Claras, from the showing he made af-
ter he was put into the box. He has
his head with him.
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Costello, late second baseman of
the Jewels, who has been one of the
steadiest players this season, left Sat-
urday on the Milwaukee, on which
he shipped as first-class fireman, OF
S55 per month.
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Hampton could not combine the
umpire and the pitching job on the
same day, SO he went out to right
garden Saturday.
Barney Joy and Hampton are both
good with the indicator.
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first inning for the Clarans got a
pass. A few antics by the, batters
and Leslie lost his heaG. Lappin
walked and Kennedy and A. Shafer
singled Lappin home. Peters walked
and Art Shafcr came home when Les
lie nearly threw the game away. Pc
tiers scored on Fernandez bungle.
All this was bad, and was followed
by worse. Salberg and Lappin each
annexed two bases on bingles. and
Davis error let Lappin annex the
rubber. The score was to /. and
Leslie had delayed too long to cut
loose the parachute; the game was
lost.
The Jewels earned run in the
fourth, when Davis hit, reached third
after j. Fernandez sacrifice. and
came across when Sam Chillingworth
plucked a single.
Two bad errors let the collegians
take two in the same inning. Then
the scoring was pau until the Jewels
put the links on Byrnes In the eighth,
and two men crossed the pan, when
the big third-baseman let Merry. Sha-
fer throw couple through him. Bill
Chillingworth sacrificed, and scored
Davis, who had pilfered third when
the second one passed Byrnes.
1t was all over but the groans of
the local supporters.
1t was a clean case of a fiighty
pitcher throwing the game away.