Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-06

League grounds on saturday-brillian
play and small attendance.
Every Saturday II Is the same. Work
is done on the diamond that should
have been witnessed by thousands OF
fans instead of a few hundreds.
Bill Hampton was not playing, but
Bob Leslie was. Yes. sure. Bob was
there with the goods. Four times to
bat and four hits-two of them home
runs.
Robert was, the dandy boy with the
| stick. and the way he hoisted two of
| Lota's deliveries over the fence and
onto the roof of a house some distance
, from the grounds. was treat to see.
II Is a shame to think that the public.
who used to I'LL the grand stand and
bleachers In past years, won't turn out
and see the games that are at present
being played at the League grounds.
Has the national game died out
among the old.time fans? II must have
! because none of the old brigade and
their ladies are to be seen at the new
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d only. That Is alright as far as Il goes,
Int where will we be whenever n
mainland basoh7'l nine journeys
, through Honolulu en- route to Australia
or the Fa- East.
| They will have 10 be allowed to go
on their way without playing a game
here. II would hardly do to match any
of the Juniors against them. Unless
something radical Is done big base
ball is about 'all in here. We have
the men AMI they play the game too.
but clubs cannot be run for nothing
and unless tho public responds the
chances of seeing first class ball are
livery slim.
However, IN with the rag and on
with a description of Saturdays two
games.
The first struggle between the Artil.
lery and the n. G.. H. teams was poor
, exhibition
Barry's Reau's Simply wh''awoshed
the other bunch-I2 to 0. The Ruger
boys were outclassed completely. They
and the Fort Skaters would be good
match
} The Guards scOred one run In each
inning IN TIL the fifth. when the air.
ship took flight with all the Artillery
aboard and no less than six runs were
scored by the n. G. II.
HI The Barry bunch added two more
In the eighth and the show was over
The Ruger Rovers got a man to third
! twice during the game and that's all
| there was to It,
! The second game which was alright
] Is described by innings below When
tho Kams made three In the siyth the
J faithful few fans foirlv felt fine ant
the roofing rocked the empty grand
! stand.
The Hnwaiian bond was on hnnI ar'
Captain Berger did his best to liver
things up-but oh well or something
th"' rhymes with II.
Tomorrow the Diamond Feads vii
81 nm against tho st. outs NINE and
fine gamo should result. Roll nm YOU
old timers and give the boys helpin'
hand.
Mr.. Official Scorer Andrews coul,
mot get out In time owing to n cas-,
10 had m IN the courts. However on
other tackled the Job Of keepirg tai
on the hits etc. and his figures ar
g'von below for both games:
n'omond Heads-Rice. IF. 1D Her
Nv Chillin"wo"th S.. ~. Eddie ra'
""r'oz II: Phoney Davis. Oh; Sar
Chil'ingworth 3b: Rob Leslie III (2)
Joe Fernandez cf ~: ! Winno
~: Dom Paul Burns p. Kams-Mul
ray III. Harris ?h ~; Lo'a p. Arei'
9: Nilikfp cf, Kalmanahu 3b: ",
Iniyro w. Naeole, SIS "a; David d.
lsho re- t(.
N q H-pica ~ Rob Chillr,
wo"th ": Henry Chill'ngworth rs (2)
rut'or e. Tohnnv williams 2b and
i'l. Sam Smith al l2l: Soaroa c ~
K''" II t2l: Townsend. 1b (2); Lot
u ~. Artillery-Olivcr. RI; Georp
n: Doughertv D; Daily Of: Rrannan !,
Long Sc; Shreve Oh; Collier, 1b; Gi
cric' g: Pan'y 3b.
The Kam-Diamond Head gan
went, by innings, as follows:
First Inning Murray died
first. Harris flew to J, Fernando
I.ota failed to make first.
Rice expired at first. Hem
Chillingworth made first safe {
ba'eman's error. Ed. Fernandez h
'wO-bagger and Henry came HON
D"vis IN to bat, hut Eddie out stea
Ing third. One run.
Second Inning 49, Amelia out
h"r'. Mellkaa ditto. Kalimapl
lSurnv Iim) threw to J. Ferna
., dea, No runs.
Sam Chillingworth few to cate