Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20


to the League Grounds to see the
| Saints and Diamond Heads at work.
! And fine game It was, too; there
was no scoring till the Nth inning,
when the Saints made one run
through the agency of Freitas, who
was brought home by Markham.
Then the College boys picked up
two In their sixth. and 1t sappered
this way: Bushnell got to first safe,
and made second on a passed ball.
Jimmie Williams few to Heny Chill
iingworth. and then Harry Bruins got
to second owing to Leslie getting
furried and throwing to wrong man
Bushnell advanced to third.
Johnnie williams came up to bat
and got to second owing to a gen.
eral mix up during which Bushnell
was out between third and home. In
the meantime Harry Bruins got to
third. Freitas made first safe and
Bruins got home. whilst johnnie Will
liams sprinted to third. Markham
to bat and Williams home on passed
ball, Markham dying at first. Two
runs and the crowd went up In the
air with delight.
| The Jewels came up to bat regu-
larry and always went out the same
way, 2. 3-until to second half
OF the eighth when Rice got free
pass, and then "Koads" Chilling
worth hit a peach OF a three Dagger
and Rice r9mped home.
Henry 'thiliihgworth made third
safe and then overran to bag and
was put out. II was very unfortun-
ate as there were no men down. and
Rice had already scored.
Considering that Eddie Fernandez.
Davis and Sumner were the next
men up. the jswels would have
stood good chance Of increasing
their score II '.Kiado" had been more
Howsvep no further score was
made by either side and the game
ended In favor Of 81. Louis by a score
iof 3 to
The feature OF the play was the
good work OF "Kiado" Chillingworth
at short stop; he stopped some red
hot ones. and the one handed play
that part George Bruins out on sec.
Ond was treat to see.
Markham also made a fine running
catch when he disposed Of Davis In
the right field.
It was an interesting game right
through. and the rooters got In some
fine work. The remaining two game,
between the ID. Hs. and the Saintl
should draw big crowds OF fans.
The first game was scheduled Il
start at 1899 o'clock. and was sup
posed to be between the Rams ant
U. s. 8. California.
The latter team did not show III
TIL very late. and In the meantim,
the Fort Shafter boys got going will
the Rams.
When the California nine losted vi
the Shafter-Kam game was called
and the schedule match started. I
!, was a pity the California boys wer
late. but their ship Is anchored out
side the harbOrj and they could no
get to the grounds on time.
However the Rams made three Il
their first; two In both third an
fourth. and still two more In tn
sixth. Nine to nil was the score un
til the second half of the last ming
only seven were played. The Call
fornias did things with a vengeanc
I then. and knocked up no less tina
six runs. 49,.
The Kams. were slack in their pla!
and It would have given them
shock " the sailors had scored a fe'
more. runs and tied the score.
Il al. Castle umpired the big gam,
and did good work, although ono
or twice there was room to dout
- his decisions. The big crowed stage
with the game to the finish. and tn
general talk after the match wa
about the possibilities OF damon
Heads being able to defeat the Sain,
at their next time. of meeting.
The 6fhcial score was as follows
- ST. LOUIS.
- 23.4 s 6 7S9
Runs .....O o 0 o o o.
!: DIAMOND HEAD.
123 5 8 50
Runs ..... % 0 o 700 o. o.
Three-base hit, Freitas; sacrinI
hits, Leslie. II. Bruins; stolen base
bushnell. II. lsurns; double play
y Markham to q. Bruins, Leslie to ID;