Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-09
HUGE CROWD AT
ATHLETIC PARK
JINETEEN INNING GAME
ENDS IN TIE. 2 EACH.
Chinese Athletics and Japanese
Team Play Twelve Innings, and
Former Wins BY 8 to Ozark.
ness Halts Long Game.

There was a tremendous crowd at
the Athletic Park yesterday after
noon, and the fans were rewarded
with two games OF ball that simply
beat anythink that has been put up
80 far by the Juniors.
The first game between the Chi
nese Athletics and the Japanese Ath-
letics went for twelve innings, and
II was the former team that scored
,hree runs In the twelfth and won
the match, 3 to 0.
Apau and Chi hui formed the bat
terry for the c. A. C.s. and excellent
work they did, too. For the Japan
ese. Flores and Ross we're the attack.
md they also kept things going In
lyle for their team.
The second game between the Ma
rines and Kalihis had to be aban-
vnsd on account Of darkness after
nineteen innings had been played.
nd the score standing at for each
team.
Clarke, whdo pitched for the Kali
10. had already In the morning done
like duty for the Eva team In the
nal game OF the plantation league.
His was remarkable feat. and
In pitching twenty-eight innings he
has put up a record that will stand
for some time, II not all time.
Clarke stood the strain remarkably
we'll. and at the finish Of the game
did not look particularly done up.
Clark pitched u winning game for
Eva In the morning. and everyone
thought he would have p rest for
the renslnder OF thu DAY. but no. hs
appearod on The diamond In the
AFTERNOON and pitched "a nineteen
innings game 20 a, tie!.Sfat 80,
0ibsors who Gid the pitching for
the Marines. also did souaf remark
able work. and he never varied his
pace and head work right through
the long game.
The game was q most exciting one,
and the huge crowd stayed with II
until darkness set In.
1t was In the first half OF the
nineteenth that Kealoha scored a
home run by hitting the ball over
the right field fence and then the
crowd went wild with 10y. Then
tsaipo itht homo ahd the same look
cd as, epod as Won. by tho lKslihis.
but th4. hafwek We're not done by
q, long: MAy. and In the sScohd half
| Of the ntoetesnth they, piled up two
Tins, with Vie aid ~ Fire and
Knight. ,ani tied the score. I Srsg..S:,
Sat II va getting too dark 10 see the
ball. Umpire McHenry called TIE game
on. and the four thousand spectators
wendell their way homewards.
II was never-to-be.for gotten
game. sndithe only thing that MARI
cd the day was the injury that oc.
Cured to catcher Anderson, of the
Marines. who sustained a. broken
thumb. His place was taken by
Williams. who did good work, but is
rot as scclstomsd to catching Obj
son a. Anderson ID. -
The Chinese ,Consul was present.
and he had number Of friends with
him. McHenry's decisions we're o.
X. and his only questionable YER
dict was In case when he could not
possibly see the play. The ofhoial
score IL as follows:
KALIHI.
RS IS mn
Runs OOOOOOOO0O000O0O0O2-2
Ia. II. OO0OOOl0Ol1OlO0i002-7
u. 8. M. G.
Runs 00OD00000O0O 0002-2
b. q. O0O00O0OOlOl00OO0Ol-;
Home run, Kealoha: twobase hits
Josiah. Hays; sacrifice hits. Moses
Lemph. Cav. slorp. Williams. Thoinp
soa; left On bases, Kaiihi II. Marines
s; double play. Josiah to Lsmph tc
Wood; struck out. by Gibson %. b,
Clark II; bases on balls, on Gibson 2
on Clark 2; hit by pitcher, Woods
Knight; wild pitches. Gibson 1. Clarl
IL: passed balls. Williams 3, Moses I
Umpire. McHenry. Scorer. N. Jack
son. Time OF game. 3 hours IS min
utes. Attendance. 1896.
C. A. G.
l2345 SO 10 II 10
B. II. 1000 400 OIL -
Runs % O00O0 900 o o o.;
J. A. C.
/ l2Sl6 LIS 10 II IL