Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-08

day was an interesting one>t watch,
and the small crowd that turned out
to the game were well rewarded by
seeing snappy match that kept
them on the jump all the time. The
Marines won by score OF Z to 1.
The game was arranged In a great
hurry, and the news that II was
coming off did not get around the
town till late In the afternoon. Still
e bunch OF fans put In an appear
ance, and, as the sailors rolled up
In style, the roofing did not suffer.
Lieutenant Kilgore was on the
spot advising his team. and he takes
a great interest In the team, always
turning up to cheer his men on to
victory.
For the Buffalo team Hosman
pitched good ball for while. He
is a south paw and has the pace for
sure, and. although lot out of
practice, showed that he is a twirler
of good ones. Hosman seems as II he
could stay for week In the box, and
looks like Papke's twin brother.
The Marines tried Knight in the
boX, and he was great success,
ably filling the shoes of the Hines
Gibson combination which generally
does the twirling for the Marines.
Williams did the catching for the
half vets, and Anderson, the regu-
lar catcher. held down first In
great style.
All the Buffalo men seemed to en-
| Joy themselves to the limit, and II
was treat to listen to some Of the
| remarks made by the sailors. There
Is some deep joke on the Buffalo
which is kept dark secret from the
outside public. II has something to
do with cherry pickers," and the
allusion to the 'plckers'' never fails
to raise huge laugh from the sail
ors who happen to be present. May
he some OF the Jackies come from
the cherry-growing districts on the
mainland, and hence the joke.
Yesterdays game was umpired by
A. Espinda, and his decisions were
o. X. every time. Pedro, who was
n spectator, put in word at one
stage of the game to the effect that
he thought the Buffalo pitcher was
baking at times when throwing to
third, but the suggestion was very
properly ignored. "
The game by innings went as fol-
lows:
First Inning--Conklin famed. Gi-
rard few to center field. Mullanc
died at first. No runs.
Hayes failed to make first. VIII
liams hit the air. Cav expired at
first. No runs,
Second Inning-O'Brien few to
second. Boyd turned up his toes at
Nrst. Joyce made first safe and
,tole second. Hosman hit two
Dagger and Joyce came home amidst
yells of delight from the cherry
pickers. Nipple died at first. One
run.
Call flew to catcher. Davis walk
I'd, then got to second on a passed
ball. Anderson hit one into the
river and Davis got home. Gibson
made first. Anderson to third. Ma
kin hunted and got to first safe, An
ierson getting home and Maxim adj
vancing to third. Knight safe to
hrst and Maxim home, Gibson going
out at third. Hayes died at first
Three runs.
Third Innings chauhautle failed
% make first. Conklop got free
transportation. 9 Girard made two
Dagger and got to third on passed
ball. Conklin out at home plate.
Mullane went out at first. No runs.
Williams made a hole In the at
nosphere. Cav made first and got
TO, second on a wild throw aad then
home on a similar bit OF bad throw
ing. Call famed. Davis got a pass
to first and stole second. Anderson
famed One run.
Fourth Innlng-O'Brien died at
first Boyd flew to Gibson. Joyce
could not make first. No runs.
Gibson got to first safe. Maxim
died at first. knight got to first
safe, and Gibson got home from sec
ond. Hayes passed In his checks at
first. knight safe to second and
stealing third. Williams hunted
and died. No runs.
| Fifth lnnlng-Hosman few to
Hayes, Nipple went out at first,
Schaufhautle died at first. No runs.