Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-07

pass that a real live bunch of fans
journeyed out to the League grounds
and make the welkin ring search me
as to the meaning of welkiu, but some
where In the dim past the expression
was impressed upon this scribe's brain
box.
And Il was good to see the crowded
cars roll up to the old ball Grounds and
rs one approached the gr3ndstand to
hear the old familiar yets and the
stamping of many feet.
And how did the boys bn the dia.
mond respond to the roofing. Well. /.
should smile! The crowded grand
stand put ginger into the two games
and every good bit OF play was ap.
plauded to the echo.
And-ycs another 'and"-wheu the
Saints scored their first run agains,
the redoubtable Jewels, how the FAM
jld 90 up In the air! Why they yelled
Themselves hoarse and mats and coats
went up In the air like bees.
But,--ycs the "ands'' are pau-the
JOY at the first run was az nothing
compared with that when the Saints
piled up two In the eighth and 'cinched
the game.
The pitching OF Williams and the
catching Of Soares accounts for the vic,
tory Of the Saints. II ever a boy
pitched good ball. williams did It yes.
terday His control was well nigh
perfect and his speed was too great
for some Of the best batters In Homo.
lnfu at the present time.
Williams used peach OF a drop
ball at times which puzzled the bats.
men lot Time after time man
would come up to bat and Williams
would send down a ball that most of
them would think too low for q strike,
but Bert Bowers would soon settle the
argument by calling a strike.
Louie Soares played like the good
catcher he is. and 1t reminded one of
the games against Mike Fishers team
TO see the brilliant little catcher be.
hind the batsman.
For the Jewels. Leslie did fairly good
work with the ball. but at times he
was a bit loose Winnie was not as
good as Soares. yet he and Leslie held
the Saints down for six innings-from
first to eight. without a run being
scored ..
George Bruins was injured In the ffth
inning AMI an old veteran, Pat Gleason,
took his place at first. The old timer
did very well, too. and showed that
the baseball spark was still going
strong.
A funny incident occurred In the
Kam-Pun game. McCorriston dashed
on third for home and then got stuck
between the base and home. a
About six Kams chased the big Eel.
low back and forward. all the time
getting closer to him. Just az things
looked all up for Bob. he feinted to run
back to third and then threw his body
In towards the home plate and slid
home safe.
The play brought down the house.
and the woe.begone looks OF the Kams
were very comical. There were many
exciting moments In the two games
and some brilliant play at times. Ed,
die Fernandez. Winnie and Davis did
splendid double play In the nth that
was as good a. has been seen on ball
ground here.
Barney Jay made his temperance
In ball game and he played ut right
field for the Saints,
In the Pun-Kam game the Rams
scored In their first, Mckenzie getting
home on two-bagger that Andrews
hit. Then the Puns pulled themselves
together. and piled up three runs In
the second. They nearly got four as
Ordenstein only died at the home
plate. Bill Hampton hit two bagger
and Wilmington. Butler and Arcia came
home.
Then there was nothing doing in the
way OF runs up till the eighth, when
the Puns knocked up three more runs
through the agency of Hoogs, Bob Chill.
lingworth and McCorriston.
The Rams were unable to get an.
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