The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-15

mans was near enough to see the sack.
Bruins singled neatly to center but was
caught moment later in the act of
trying to pilfer second. Hughes hit
over second for a sack but died when
Freltas was put out, short to first.
In the fourth spasm the Puns sue
ceeded in getting four men to bat. Kia
few to center. McCorriston singled to
right. Cooke lined one out into the
right grass plot that looked like a safe
one, but Jimmy Williams made beau
tlful sprint and spiked it with zone
nit. On an error by Soares McCorris-
ton landed on third but failed to get
any further, Arcia going out, pitcher to
first.
In the Saints half of the inning
Markham S grounder was nailed by Me-
Call. Soares singled and was advanced
on En- Sues sacrifice. Bushnell s four,
however, was caught by McCorriston,
retiring the side.
The fourth inning was short and
sweet. Hampton, for Punahou, went
out, short to first; Mccall flew to Fret
tas and Lemn struck out. Jimmy VIII
liams came up for st. Louis and knock
ed an easy one that hit the ground
once before falling into Hampton IS
hands. Hamp threw him out at first.
John Williams reached first on an err
ror by Cooke. The next play was like
real baseball. Bruins grounder was
nabbed by Hampton, who caught John
F.! Williams at second Lemn slammed the
sphere over to first in time to catch
! Bruins.
In the fifth Hoogs failed to reach
first, going out second to first. Med
craft flew TO Jimmy Williams and Kia
i went out, short to first
Hughes put a clean one into left.
Another pretty double play, with Hamp-
ton, Lemn and Hogs as the star per
! formers, followed when Freitas ground
er was shot by Hampton down to see
ond in time to catch Hughes and re-
turned to first before Freitas reached
the resting point. Markham few out
/ to Lemn
The Puns share of the sixth was not
extended McCorriston struck out;
/ Cooke hit safe for a single: Arc1a
struck out and. with Hampton at bat.
! Cooke was caught mapping too far off
| first base.
st. Louis got busy. Soares flew out
! to center but En- Sue, on a hit that
/ looked dangerously like an error by
t Cooke. reached first. Bushnell, the next
man up. got to first on a bad error by
Lemn. Jimmy Williams flew out to
, second. but his brother, following him,
! hit for a single, filing the bases. Bruins
arrived on the scene at the psychologist
! cal moment and with a long two bag
/ ger scored En- Sue, Bushnell and VIII
liams. stealing third a moment later
| himself Aylett, who took the place
of Hughes. put the side out by flying
/ to Medcraft
!, In the seventh Hampton, whose bat
/ ting eve was not working. struck out
again Mccall singled to the infeld
and stole second Lemn hit nothing
! three times. Hogs reached first on
an error by pitcher Williams. who drop
ped the ball that fell into his hands.
! and Mccall went to third. Hoogs stole
a sack but it did him 10 good, as Med
I craft struck out
Punahou took the field again and
Freitas flew to right. followed by Mark
, ham. whose pop fly was caught by
Hoogs. Soares hit nice one over see
! ond baseman s head and En- Sue. seeing
/ that was the order of the day. did 1he
same thing. Bushnell knocked a dew
! drop into the hands of Lemn. ending
the argument.
/ The eighth was short and simple.
/ When Punahou came to bat, Kia few
out to short on skyscraper. MeCor-
riston connected but failed to reach
! first and Cooke went out. short to first.
Jimmie Williams, for the Saints. hit
! for a base but was forced off by John