The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-23

(Ins game counts for TWO games, by
agreement)
Both the regular scheduled game ana
the postponed games between the
High School and Saints were played
off in one game at Alexander field, by
special agreement, yesterday afternoon
and the Saints whitewashed the Nc
Kinleyites by II to o.
1t was not a very interesting game
on account of being TOO one-sided and
the championship having been already
won by Punahou. There is one more
game to be played, and that will be
tomorrow at Kamehameha between
the Puns and Kams. Should the lat
ter win, they viii take an easy Sec
ond place in the series, with differ
ence of only one game between them
and the Puns should they lose, they
will be tied with the Saints for sec
ond place.
The feature of the afternoon was the
excellent pitching of Pedro and the
swatting done by the winners in the
early part of the game The High
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put the best one in last, and it was
not a case of making a success of
the feast by reserving the best wine
until the end.
Try Three Pitchers.
Rice went in first and was found at
every curve. Then Henry Chilling
worth took his place. But Chilly was
not in good form, and Elisha Andrews
entered the box in the seventh. He
was in excellent trim and soon had the
Saints guessing. But it was too late.
The Thomas Square kids had eleven
runs to make to tie, and they could
not find that big Pedro at any stage,
so though the Saints were sent away
in jig time, the same thing happened
to their opponents, and the game was
only shortened by Elsha's excellent
work.
First Run in Second.
The winners made their first in the
second inning. Quni walked, but died
at second with Pedro safe. Chinnito,
the base-stealing kid. ran for Pedro,
and at once showed how we'll he has
been trained in the burgling business
by swiping two bags. Then one Au-
gustus Heitmuller Danzig Dreier
swatted out a bingle, and Chinnito fed
home.
The first signs of balloon ascen-
sion came in the fourth The High
School was put away easily enough,
and Asam fingered at the plate long
enough to get to first on bad foozle
by Rice. Quni walked the genial Asam
to second, and the two of them We're
sent on bag each when a loud grin
belonging to Pedro hated at first on
q walk.
The bases were full and none down.
Then the famous Augustus, ETC.,
doubled. 1t was a peach of a swat.
1t made a big hole in the air round
center field where there was nobody
to stop it, and Asam, Quni and Pedro
all romped before the ball was any
where near the inffeld. That was three
runs in a bunch.
One More Run.
Three runs, a man on second and
none dead. Robinson bingled Dreier
TO third and then a funny thing hap.
pened Robinson started to steal, and
Norton, with a man on third, threw
to second to get him out. OF course
Augie easily romped, and the throw
turned out to be a bad one. This
prompted Robinson to try for third
but he was not quick enough and
was put out. Then Yeichi famed and
Markham died. Four runs. Score
to for the Saints.
Chilly took the box in the fifth and
met a catastrophe. They made six off
him. Chinnito made himself liked by
his team once again by TRIPPING. All
ona skied, but Asam walked and stole
one. Then Quni did the right thing
with a bingle and brought Chinnitt
and Asam home.
The Balloon Ascends.
Pedro was safe on Rice's error
while Quni went to second. Their
Dreier hit a short one and Chilly sent
TO Franco at third. The latter had
his foot on the bag when he caught
the ball, but failed to touch Quni. The
umpire called the latter safe, although
the runner was being forced, so thai
the bases were full again. Then Rob
inson bingled Quni and Chinnito. fol-
Pedro. in. This was followed by 6
double by Yeichi which scored Dreiel
and sent Robinson to third.
The last run was made by Robinson