The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-05
BOB HITS OVER
FENCE TWICE
Two Homers by Leslie Win for
Sparklers Against the
Hams.
Amateurs u. Fenians 0.
Jewels 6. Ka1ns 8.

But please do not mix up the first
game with the regular big League Sc
ries. The league management has
made something Of a mistake in adver-
Using the preliminary game the last
two Saturdays as though they belong
ed to the regular series. They do not.
The first game was walkover of
the seven-league boot variety but the
second game was quite interesting and
would have been very much closer if
the Hams had some coaching to get
them together into one team instead
of an aggregation of nine individual
players.
The band was there but no official
scorer. Mr.. Andrews had to be in
court and nobody would take his place
until a kindly fan Offered to do the
work but stated that he was not up
enough in baseball doings to keep a
detailed score. This accounts for the
lack of those same details.
The First Game.
The National Guard team scored
very consistently in the first four in
rings. making one in each period.
Meanwhile the Fenians did not reach
second base. Then the Artillery kids
held the Amateurs down for one in
ming but there was a terrible swat
fest in the sixth and, with many
bingles and equally many errors or
the part of the losers, the Guards
romped times.
Again they were held down for two
innings but made two more in the
ninth and the score ended II to 0. II
was not an interesting game in any
way and was too onesided to arouse
much enthusiasm.
The lineups with runs scored We're
n. G.. H-Rice, rf; Bob Chillingworth
IF; Henry Chillingworth, SIS (2); But
Ter, cf; Johnny Williams, 2b and I
(2); Sam Smith 3b (2); Soares, az;
Kaia, If (2); Townsend, 1b (2); Lota
p ~. Artillery-Oliver, IF; George
p; Dougherty, p; DAILY, eff; Brannan
If; Long, SIS; Shreve, 2b, Collier, ID:
Gilerist, c; Rentz, 3b.
The Second Game.
The Kams went in first and came
out one. two and three without reach
ing first base. Rice died but Henri.
ChiIlingworth was safe on first bas'
error. Eddie Fernandez doubled Hen
ry in. i run.
In the second inning the Jewel
scored again This time they made
runs. Sam Chillingworth popped bu
Bob Leslie snprked homer over left
field fence. Joe Fernandez bingle,
and burgled and was sent to third b.
Winne's bingle who stole scond. Don
Paul died but Joe Fernandez AM
Winnie romped on catcher's error.
runs.
The Kams nearly tied the score il
the sixth by making runs. Naeol
bingled and then David Desha cam
up. He hit to third baseman VIII
fumbled and Naeole went to third an
David to second on the error. Murra.
popped but Harris reached secono an
both Naeole and David romped o.
Henry Chillingworth poor throw
Then Lota doubled Harris home.
runs.
The Jewels made one more in tn
seventh. Bill Rice bingled and stol
second, finally reaching third on sec
ond baseman's error. Henry Chilling
worth sacrificed him home. l run.
to Jewels.
The last run was scored in til
eighth when Bob Leslie again socke
the pillule over the fence. This mad
the score to in favor of tn
Sparklers.
The feature Of the game was tina
the Rams played great individual ba-
but lacked team work. If they hav
little more practise and Their
is strong hand TO direct then
they will make all the other loea
teams look like tomato can tied t
the tail of kite.
The lineups with runs scored were
Diamond Heads-Rice, IF ~; Henri
Chillingworth, SIS 0); Eddie Ferna1
dez. If; Phonev Davis, 2b; Sam Chi
Engworth, 3b; Bob Leslie, 1b (2); Jo
Fernandez, eff 0); J. Whine, %
Dom Paul Burns, P. Kams-Murra!
1b; Harris, 2b ~: Lota, P; Apel'
c; Milikaa, eff; Kalimapehu, 9b; NJ
Trtyre, If; Naeole, IS "a; Davi
Desha, IF [D.