Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-02
OAHU LEAGUE STANDING.

"a' iheS ...''.' .'...' 300
Z. A. C..... 1888
over three thousand people paid
, for admissio nto the Athletic Park
yesterday, and the scene was an ami
mated one whilst the mines were
fighting It out on the diamond.
The grand stand was full up, and
the bleachers were a scene OF root
ers; a number of country fans were
In for the games, and q contingent
fro mEwa was on hand to watch
their champion, Clarke. do his pitch
ing.
McHenry, the new umpire, made
his debut. and for first appearance
did fairly well. He knows the game
all right. and once he gets into his
stride should do we'll.
The big crowd present was kept
amused and the excitement ran
high at times. The arrangements
at the park were perfect, and the
numbered seats helped lot In
placing spectators where they be-
longed. The first game was a snap
ply one. and the Kalihis deserve
credit for defeating the c. A. C.s by
score OF to 1.
The Kalihis were somewhat lucky
to win, for the Chinese put up q
good class OF ball, but unfortunate
ly fell down at critical moments.
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good game and was well supported
in the field, while Moses played an
effective game behind the diamond.
Sheppard was badly missed in the
victor's team. and there did not
seem the same go about them as
last Sunday. The Chinese were un-
lucky In the first inning. when the
ball was lost under the band stand
from a hit by Medcraft and the
omission by the Chinese captain let
two runs in. This early score SEEM
ed to take the ginger out Of the
! Chinese and gave the victory to the
Kalihis.
The following is the detail OF the
game 'Oy INNINGS
First--Rice was first up for the
Kalihis, but did not last long. being
caught ffthe third ball at first
!, base by En- Sang. Josiah was
caught at third base by Akana, and
then Bates made safe hit to cen
ter field and went to FIRST. Med
craft got afine wallop over to the
band stand, and the ball rolling un-
, derneath, he and Bates came In for
two runs. Andrews was out al
first from a good field by All Pau.
Hong Chack was first up for the
&c. A. C.s. but was soon disposed OF
at first base by a field from Pitcher
Clark to First Baseman Andrews
Sing Chong and John Lo were got
rid of In the same way.
Second Moses was out at first
by a field of All Put to En- Sang
Clark was struck out, and then
Downie made a two-base hit. II
was of little avail, however. for Mi
lika was struck out by Pitcher Al
Pui.
Chi Bui was out at first by 9
good field from Josiah, while Akant
pnd All Sam were struck out.
Third = Rice was caught In lef
field by Hong Chack. Josiah wal
caught by John Lo In right field
while Bates was next caught by tn,
same player.
/, En- Sang was out at first by fielt
from Pitcher All Pui. Clark, Al
Put and All Pau were struck out.
Fourth--Medcraf started out wei
for the Kalihis by making safe hi
to left field for his base and theI
stealing second. 1t served no pur
pose. however, for Andrews wa
caught in center field by Pitcher Al
Put.
II There was great Chinese excite
ment in this inning after HON.
] Chack had been caught by Med
craft Sing Chong made a safe hi
TO right field and stole second. Johl
I.o was out at first. but advances
Sing Chong to third. The China
men were On tiptOes to see u rul
come IN, but, though Chi But wa
struck and went to first, Akana wa
struck out and their hopes wer
dashed, On the last named secon,
ball he made fine hit to right field