The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-26
JEWELS WIN IN
THE ELEVENTH.
Hams WhiteWash the CoIorados,
but Second Game Is a
Hot One.
Athletic Park Results Yesterday.


IL innings.
Sam Chillingworth was the hero at
the Athletic Park yesterday and Haole
Sumner was right there with him. Sam
was at the bat when he was needed
and sent out great bingle that
brought Eddie Fernandez home for the
winning run. Also he made grand
stop and actually saved the game in
the last inning when the second man
to go down famed and Winnie sent a
hard but rather wild throw to third.
Sam scooped the ball and got the run
mere from second out.
Haole Sumner did his big stunt in
the ninth inning. He was asked to do
something and he did do something.
He sent out a terrific drive that scored
Leslie and tied the score. 1t was a
Lallapazoo (That word still goes, you
can t beat it at presently and one Sum-
ner looked peeved because he did not
make a triple out of it.
It was one of the most exciting
games ever seen at the Park. The F.
F. vs.. played rafting good game,
even if they were kind Of on the look
out for pilikia. They were in the lead
by one run at the end of the sixth
inning. Then things began to happen
and the batters went out one, two and
three until the ninth when the score
was tied.
The tenth was unproductive but the
eleventh brought in the winning run
for the Jewels and, as the latter shut
the sailors out in the second half of
the inning they won the game.
There was quite large crowd to
watch the games and there was plenty
of enthusiasm and excitement. The
grandstand was well filed and many
of the spectators were sailors who took
a very keen interest in the game.
The First Game.
The Kams had an easy time of it
with the Colorado team. The Freddie
Bassett kiddos have been working a
trife too enthusiastically and they had
an off-day in@ consequence. The Rams
whitewashed them and scored freely.
One in the first and second, one in the
fourth and two in the fifth with two
more in the eighth was the way they
did it.
The lineups were-Kams: Andrews,
o; Kalimapehu, C; Augie Dreier, lb;
Josiah. 2b; Kealoha, 3b; David Desha,
IS; Naeole, IS; w. Desha, If; Mcintyre,
eff; Milikaa, IF. Colorado: Hake, p;
Aycoek, C; Flecken, 1b; Whitebeck,
~ nd
If and p; Gillian, cf;, Richards, RI;
Knipe, If.
A feature of this game was that in
the fifth inning Will Desha came up
first and sent out a terrific drive to
left field for a double. Then David
came up and shook his bat. Quoth
he to the pitcher Put one right here
and the pitcher did. David made a
triple.
The official summary was as follows:
Colo do: Runs. @ 0 0 0 0 0 o. {
B. H. L 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 3
Kams: Runs. i 0 l 2 0 0 -
B. HI D 3 8 0 1-1C
Three base hit, D. Desha; two-base
hit. w. Desha; left on bases, Hams s
Colorado Z; first base on errors, Hams
4. Colorado 2; double. plays, Richard
Flecken, GiIlham-Aycock; hit by pitch
err. Flecken, Josiah; struck out, An
drew s. Hake 8, Giffard 0; wild pitch
Andrews ]. Hake l, Giffard /; innings
pitched. Hake >, Giffard 3; hits off
Hake 8, Giffard ?. Umpire, Bill Myers
scorer, n. Jackson. Time of game
1871.
The Second Game.
The Jewels scored in the third Cas-
tie skied. Rice was safe on catcher 3
| misthrow and he stole second anG
| third. Then Bill romped on a passed
| ball.
The F. T. vs.. took the lead in the
second half Of the inning as follows
Reed bingled, Fuller famed, Snyde
was safe on Bill Hampton s error, an,
Reed romped. Two wild pitches in sue
| cession scored Snyder.
In the first half of the sixth thu
Jewels tied the score. Fernandez bin
gled and Hampton sacrificed him t
| second. Leslie bingled a hot one am
Eddie romped
In the second half of the inning on
of the sailors yelled, every time the,
SCUl6- we SCpiS. anu tIIS plON6d l.
be the case Phelps famed, but Legg
made a terrific double and went to thirt
on a passed ball, finally arriving on
wild pitch.
The SparRIers tied again in tn
ninth Leslie was hit in the alma
zoozlum and walked. Sam Chilling
worth skied. Meanwhile Leslie want
ed somebody 10 run for him. Nothin
dom there. Mr. Monroe was adamant
also made a noise. Therefore Bob "a
for himself. Haole Sumner then pei
formed his great stu1t entitled, "Whe
soak that little oall, ii never, neve
stops-' and poor old Bob imped home
The winning run came in the eley
enth Eddie bingled for the third tim,
Hampton popped foul, but Leslie sac
rifced Eddie to third. Then Samut
the Great went to bat. And, say, h
sure did swat that ball. Eddie ronpe
and the game was won.
In the second half of the elevent
it looked poorly for the Sparkler
Phelps walked on another foo-foo i
the Alipazazza. Legge hunted
Eddie. who threw wild to second. an
both men were safe. Two on bases an
none down. More noise from Brothe
Monroe who would scrap. Mait
famed; one down. McGinn the
famed, and, while Phelps tried to &c