The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-07
quite ready to make a little speech.
HAYS Under the Weather.

Coli took Hays place in the third
inning. Hays was not feeling well,
suffering from one of those very preva-
lent feverish colds. Peyton went to
right field and Coll to second base. The
latter did some remarkable fielding.
Apau sent hot liner to right field
which should have been good for a
bingle. But Coll was there with a
lightning speed that Apau could not
beat il and was sent to the bench.
In spite of the change in their posi-
tions, both Slorp and Cav played their
usual errorless games. Slorp, by the
way has not made an error this season
and it looks very much as though he
would keep it up for the balance of the
series.
A Record Attendance.
The attendance was another record.
The fans were jammed against the
fence nearly all round the field, and
there WIS not seat to be had for love
or money. Berger's band was there
with its usual loud delivery. Captain
Berger would have won the game only
he had somebody playing the French
horn who insisted on making errors.
Then he had a cornet player who
would 60 to sleep at first base and was
put out three times for this offence
Captain Berger himself pitched a
mighty fine game, but his delivery was
too strenuous and the big drum player
could not hold him. The final score
was six.eight time.
The First Game.
The Dragonlets went in first and
scored in the first inning. Hank Chack
bingled and stole one while Sing Chong
scored in the first inning. Hang Chack
went to third on passed ball. Sing
Chong burgled. John Lo skied to first.
Cheeky sacrifice Hang Chack home,
short to first. Akina died. One run.
Hang Chack repeated the dose in the
third. He was safe on secOnd-base-
mans error and stole second. Sing
Chong sacrificed him to third, and John
Lo again sacrificed him home. Cheeky
was safe on another error by Hays and
stole second. Akina famed. One run;
to O, Dragonlets.
Again in the fourth the Dragonlets
scored. All Toon famed, but Akana
walked and stole twice. Asam famed,
but Apau was safe on catcher missing
third strike, and Akana scored. Hang
Chack grounded to first. One run; 3
to 0, Dragonlets.
But the excitement of the game came
in the fourth, when the Half-wets tied
the score. Cav bingled to right-feld
fence. Davis sacrificed him to second
and then did Gibson hand out one won
derful drive to center-feld fence. Ii
was good for double, and Cav romp'
ed. Then Coll made great bingle and
Gibson went home. Two runs and only
one down. Kilgore famed, but Coll
scored on bad throw, first to third
Thompson famed. Three runs. Score
to 8.
The Marines took the lead in the
seventh. Kilgore skied to right field
Thompson was safe on shortstop's err
ror. Williams bingled and Thompson
went to third. Slorp was safe on first :
error. Peyton famed, but the catcher
missed the third strike and Thompson
scored. Cav skied. One run; to 3
Marines.
The Dragonlets won the game in the
eighth. John Lo was safe on Kilgore Is
error. Cheeky bingled and sent Lo to
second, but Lo was out trying to make
third. Akina hunted and the catche,
threw wild to first, hitting Akina. Xii
| gore threw in a hurry to third to get
Cheeky. He threw high and CHEEKY
romped while Akina went to second OF
the play. All Toon famed, but Akant
bingled and Akina scored. Akana wa
out trying to steal second. Two run
and the game. The official score wal
as follows.