The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-09


The visitors tied the score in the
third, principally due to an unfortunate
error by Burns in throwing to second
to catch Flaherty. This gave the lat
ter a chance, and he romped. There
was very amusing incident in the
second part of the third when En- Sue,
in sliding to second, passed clean be.
tween Delehanty's legs and reached
the bag in safety.
The stars were disposed of in fairly
short order in the fourth, and in that
inning the locals put themselves well
in the lead by scoring two runs. They
had commenced to find Brick, and he
was pretty badly swatted in that PEE
Rod. Both Eddie Fernandez and Burns
made two-baggers. 1t is true that
Eddie cut the corner at first, but Bar
ney Joy, who had taken Mique's place,
was, of necessity, looking in another
direction, and he would have made
second any way.
Stars Tie Again.
In the fifth the score was again tied.
Two runs did the Stars make, and well
earned they were, as they made four
hits in that inning. Bliss did a pretty
piece of work in this period. Williams,
running for Devereaux at second, and
Delehanty at first, were both off their
bases. Bliss had the ball and ran
down the center of the diamond toward
the box, thus keeping both men guess
ing. Finally he went after Williams,
and the big man was out at third.
In the second half of the fifth Brick
retired and Heipe Heitmuller took his
place, Brick going to right field. This
was harder pitching to deal with than
Brick had been handing, and there was
no more scoring until Burns and Bruins
saved the day in the ninth
Burns pulled the bunch out of a
mean hole in the sixth. The bases
were full with only one man down,
and he famed F,laherty and gave
Graney an easy one that was easily
caught by Will Desha. In the seventh
both sides went out one, two, three.
In the eighth there was a great double
play started by Hampton, who picked
up Danzig's hot one in great style,
ficked it to En- Sue on second. who sent
to Eddie in time to get Danzig out at
first.
Signs of Pilikia.
There was sign of pilikia in the
ninth. Graney hit to Hampton, who
put McArdle out at second and then
sent to Eddie for double. The ball
hit the bleacher fence and Graney
went on running. The ball rebound
ed almost into Eddie's hands and he
sent to second in time to put Graney
out. The visitors claimed that the
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the ball did not go in the crowd, and
as there was no previous agreement to
that effect, Joy called the man out.
It locked like a ten-inning game
when the second half of the ninth
opened. Bliss died and Johnny skied.
Then Burns came up and somebody
shouted to him to save his own game.
He did. He sent a high one to right
field which Brick caught, but fell with,
dropping the ball. Then Burns stole
second and was all ready for that big
Bruins binglc. 1t was the third strike,
too, when it did come, but it was there
all right, and Burns had no trouble in
reaching the plate, thus scoring the
winning run.
First Game Good.
The first game, between the G. A. Cs.
and White Sox, was won by the for
mer, in spite of Sam Hops bingling
and coaching. The winning runs were
due to the lamentable falling down of
the White Sox right field.
The stocking kids started the scDr-
ing with two in the first, and added
two more in the third. Then the drag
onlets got busy and scored two each
in the fourth and fifth. In the sixth
they put on three more and one in
the seventh, making eight in all. The
White Sox made one in the seventh,
but this only brought them to five, so
they lost the game by three runs.
Game by Innings.
First Inning Curtis dies, Devereaux
singles, Delehanty pops to Bliss. Dew
ereaux steals second, Heitmuller dies.
Desha dies, Hampton and Fernandez
fan.
Second Williams dies; Dan
zig dies, Johnny to Fernandez; Near
die also, Hampton to first.
Bliss dies, Curtis to Danzig; Will
liams singles, Burns triples, and Will
liams scores. Kia skies and Burns out
Third Inning-F laherty singles cen
ter field, Graney safe on Burns error.
Curtis forces Flaherty on third, Graney
scores on Burns error. Devereaux
skies and Delehanty dies En- Sue to
first. One run. D.
Bruins out at first; En- Sue walks
and steals second and third. Desha
fans, and Hampton out, McArdle to
Danzig.
Fourth Inning-Heine singles, but
out burgling second; Williams dies,
and Danzig also.
Fernandez doubles left field, Bliss
singles Fernandez to third. Williams
sacrifces Fernandez in, Burns triples
Bliss in. Kia skies and Burns out at
the plate. Two runs
Fifth, Inning-McArdle singles, Fla
herfy singles over second base and Nc
Ardle Teaches second. Graney fans,
Curtis doubles to left field and Nc
Ardle romps; Flaherty reaches third.
Deyereaux hits to Williams, who sends
TO Bliss, and Flaherty is out at the
plate. Delehanty Singles and Curtis
scores. Williams, for Devereaux, out
off base at third. Two runs. Score
tied.
En- Sue doubles left field and is ont
stealing third; Desha fans and Hamp-