The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-31
VISITORS ARE TOO GOOD
FOR THE PLUCKY LOCALS
Graney and Bliss Bombard the AII.Eiawaans
and Do Great Slaughter Reuter-
in Grand Form.


But Graney took a large, million-legged
bunch TO himself and put three of them
over with such swiftness that Viii
famed them.
1t was in the sixth that Louie made
his lapsus fungus, or whatever it is
called in medical parlance. Heine and
DanZig each made an advance on wild
throw. Bliss was at the bat and Louie
let the ball get by him, which gave
the catcher time to reach first. Mean
while Heine romped. Then Dick sent
wild one and Danzig loafed in from
third without much need to hurry.
Full Bases in Eighth.
It looked like score for the home
team again in the eighth. Bushnell
walked and VIII Desha beat his own
hunt to first. Hampton went out, but
Eddie Fernandez walked and the bases
were full with one man down. A bingle
from Johnny Williams would have done
the trick, but he few out to Danzig
and then Bushnell was caught, after
very exciting chase, III an attempt to
steal home.
Harry Bruins was the hero of the
ninth and the whole afternoon by scor-
ing the only run for the locals. He
started the inning with a bingle and
stole second. Bliss sent wild throw
to catch him on second; Nick Williams
was not there to get the overthrow and
Harry romped Whereat there was
really some NOISE made in the grand
stand and bleachers.
Barney Acts as Umpire.
Barney JOY acted as umpire. He got
the usual talk from the fans, but only
once justifably, when he called a ball,
which Louie picked up several inches
inside the line, a foul ball. 1t made
no difference, however, as the batter
famed Immediately afterward.
Dick made good record by tanning
seven men to Graney's six, and he
played a splendid game throughout.
Louie was the original eool-headed kid
and, with the exception of his one cost
| ly mistake, caught fine game. The
fielding was not as good as it might
have been. The outfelders were slow
and a little more speed and support
would have made great difference in
the result
The home team has settled down into
| its stride by this time and may be de
| pended on to put up a better game to.
day. They have got over the first per,
Torrance stage fright and, with better
| support from the bleachers, ought to be
able to hand it to the travellers this
| afternoon.
Game by Innings.
| First inning-Desha out at first
Hampton bingles but out swiping see
ond. Fernandez pops. Curtis flies out
Devereaux walks, Delehanty singles and
| Devereaux hits third Heitmuller sac
rifces Devereaux home. Williams
doubles and Delehanty comes in. viii
| hams steals third, but Danzig grounds
| Two runs.
Second inning-J ohnny flies out tt
| Delehanty, Bruins also to Devereaux
and Kia fouls to third. McArdle walks
hit by pitched ball; Bliss pops to Soares
McArdle sleeps on first and Crane,
! fans.
Third inning-Reuter walks, Fernan
dez takes his place and sleeps on first
Soares safe on Delehanty's error, Bush
nell flies to Williams, Desha fans. Cur
It's flies to Johnny Williams, Devereau1
walks, Delehanty sacrifices Devereau7
to second. Heine bingles and Red Dos
scores. Heine out stealing second. On,
! run. Score, 8 to 0, All-Stars.
Fourth inning-Hampton fans, Eddie
fans, Johnny dies Nick Williams bin
giles and burgles second, Danzig sacri
fees Williams to third. Williams on
stealing home McArdle walks, but i
! out stealing second.
i Fifth inning-Bruns out, Delehant,
to Danzig. Kia doubles to left field
Reuter- walks, Soares flies to Delehant,
at second, Bushnell bingles, but Desh;
fans. Bliss fans, Graney walks, Curti
Devereaux fans and Delehanty flies t.
Desha
Sixth inning Hampton skies, Fer
nandez walks, Johnny sacrifices Eddi
to second, Bruins dies. Heine bingles
Williams fans, Danzig singles Heine t
second. McArdle fans, Heine and Dan
zig advance on wild throw. Bliss SAT
on passed ball and Heine romps. Dan
zig in on wild pitch Graney skies
Two runs. Score, 5 to 0, All-Stars.
Seventh inning-Kia dies, Reute
dies, Soares dies. Curtis skies, Deve1
eaux singles to left field but out stea
ing second. Delehanty safe on Bush
nell's error and steals second. Helm
skies.
Eighth inning-Bushnell walks, Desn
) singles on beaten hunt, Hampton skie:
but Fernandez walks. Johnny skie
and Bushnell is out stealing home. Mic.
fans. Danzig dies, MeArdle singles, bu
: Bliss fans.
Ninth inning-Bruns singles, Ki
skies. Bruins steals second and comes i
on wild throw from catcher to secone
Reuter- fans and Soares also. One ruI
, Final score. ) to !, All-Stars.
The official score was:
ALL-HAWAII- ALB R BIZ SD PO A
Nv. Desha. ri -. 0 l 0 0
Hampton, IS -. 0 / 0 4 2
Fernandez, Id :. 0
] Williams 2h 3 0 0 0 1