The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-24
SPARKLERS HAVE
THE WH|TEWASH
tFrom Sundays Advertiser,

to and the Saints put il over the
Rams . to 0 at the League grounds
yesterday afternoon. That really tells
about all that is interesting about the
games, but those who did not see them
may wish few more details. The
details, however, are for the most part
painful and should be abbreviated.
The game between the Puns and the
Diamond Heads, which came first, was
a slaughter of the innocents. The
Punahou boys failed to show any i'm
provement over their playing of the
week before and their exhibition of
the way the national game should not
be played was hardly edifying. Ex-
cept for the third inning, when they
got three runs, they were not in the
gone at all, though their opponents
gave them every chance. Two pitchers
were knocked out of the box before
the game had fairly started. Hampton
early showed that he had left his
wing at home, but he had his batting
eye with him, and three of the four
runs garnered by his team were due
to two beautiful home runs when he
slammed the horse hide up against the
fence.
Hampton really started things, swat
ting the ball for four bases the first
crack out of the box in the first inning,
and the Puns looked iubilant. But
Arcia, Lemn and Mccall went out in
one, two, three order, the first, pitch
err to first and the other two on throws
from short to first.
The Diamond Heads started off with
three men racing around the diamond
for the home nan. Rice singled: Fl.
Chillingworth hit safe to center: Ed.
Fernandez hit the ball down to third,
but the baseman failed to annex it.
and Rice scored on the error while
Fernandez landed on the initial sack.
Sam Chillingworth hit to short, forcing
his brother out at the plate. KNIGHT
scored Fernandez with n prettv single
Vikings basehit brought Sam Chill.
lingworth galloping home. J. Fernan.
dez flew to left field. uniting the side
out.
In the second the Puns failed to do
anything. Hoogs went ont ON ground.
err to second. Kia reached fra on Sam
Chillingworth Is error and was sacri.
feed to second by Bob Chill,ngwortb
McCorriston boweror or5od oil bo,,aS
of tallv bv flvinp to center.
In their half of the spasm the Dia-
mond Heads annexed another ono
Winnie grounded to first. Rice singled
and was advanced by II. Chilling.
worth IS sacrifice. Ed Fernandez reach.
ed first on a poor throw to the sack
by the shortstop. and Rice stole home.
making his second run. Davis Aaw nmt
to center.
In the third the Puns made n show.
ing, gathering in three runs and q lot
of confidence which the final resnlt
did not warrant. Butler got his base
on balls and Hampton scored him and
walked over the plate himself ON his
second home run. Arcia got to first
on an error by the third baseman
Lemn hit to the pitcher. forcing Arcia
at second. Mccall hit to third. forcing
Lemn, and an instant later differed
second himself. Hoogs walked. Nc.
Call scored on a wild pitch by Knight
Another wild pitch sent Hoogs 70
third. but Kia went out third to first.
The Diamond heads failed to score,
Hampton in this inning was moved n
third base and Butler took his place
in the box.
Sam Chillingworth flew to second.
Knight struck out and Willing was
out second to first.
The Puns failed to connect in tbe