The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-05
An-stars IS; Ail.Hawaii 4.

local battery oct it's puns in nosition
and start TO do havoc with the enemy
and fail in its purpose for lack of
support. Castle pitched an excellent
game and gave mn IN Hamnton az
soon as he found faticue getting tbe
, better of him. Had the f;eld been as
strong as during the last two games
esneciallv tho inHeld there would have
been an excellent chance 70 win the
game
Flabertv did NOT bother the boy,
much with his ouick delivery. He
has way of sending them over the
Mate almost as soon nc the hall
Z touches his hands anu he has some
very deceptive curves as well. With
r All .hat ne got "hacAeo ABOUT quite
NUE.
Deshs Bingles.
Will Desba started the oame in fine
shane Inv binqlinp To left field. II
was real not one and Brick could
not begin to negotiate it. This was
followed by En- Sue walking, hit by
the ball and Hampton beating his own
bunt to first so that there was no
trouble in scoring when Scatena sac
ritced.
When Will Desha romped over the
, plate SO early in the game, the few
rooters present began to feel encour-
aged especially when the visitors went
out almost in one, two, three time in
their half Of the inning. In the sec
ond things looked encouraging again
for Soares let ont an awful swat along
right field line and reached third on
: ii. If Bliss had not been quite so
. quick diving for the ball under the
benches, Louis would have made a
home run of it, but there was no such
luck and he had to stay on third. Then
George Bruins died and there was no
more chance to score.
'r,r rro r,o,.,,, rrror,
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10 errors IN am tho IN th;rS S. So. Io+ ono
by him that put Flaherty safe and
scored McArdle and Bliss, while En-
SHE'S beef LET Flaherty in. so these
accounted for three runs.
nNf IN Nearly g.. Homer
hampton MADE what came very near
10 peihg nome run IN the thira III
hihs' ne sMa'teu haiu one uoMn
py right heIq anu reacneu thlru N
N
chahce at the pate ne won ouI an
iisnl ana seoleu ms lun, uu! .nie was
. techhicaiiy uue " niiaiiie .iioi IN
dropping the uah Mnen ne hau inc
runner as soou as loucneu out. A,
IN the .seco'u pal' u 'ne 'nii' vns
nei'oie VIZ u,sposeu - a
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pihsieu out w Ie
tooA, nus ti'ne s aoou' 'ne =. Tng
D, threw WHY W nts., ~ "a - ha :
oyer ny tne siahue'"hu anu .o'e
pienly vi III t' - - a
second whlie Reuter- rohipeu
a. Castle Winding Well.
About this time good old Castle wal
winding in great shape. He was still
physically untired and, while he die
not cause many of the visitors to far
Inc ar, ne A1p' .neiii sel1s 81, euU ca. a.
fourth they went out quickly enough
McArdle fouled to George Bruins, Bills
beat his bunt and Flaherty sacrificed
but Curtis skied.
But after the fourth, conditions wer
reversed. 1t was the locals who wen
out in short order and the visitor
who began to make runs. They mad
one in the fifth and the locals wer
lucky they scored no more as the,
filed the bases with no men down.
In the sixth the Stars scored tire
off two bingles and an error at third
In the seventh Castle was visibl,
firing both physically and mental,
from the lack of support he was re
ceivinp. The bases were filed an,
Delehanty made a home run whicI
scored four. Then Graney and Mic
Williams both scored, SO Castle pu
Hampton in the box and took short
sion himself
1t was too late in the day to re
trieve, however, and, though the loca
men scored one in the ninth AM
Hampton was in great shape, Their
vas nothing to it but another sweep
ing victory.
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