Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
DIAMONDS HEADS
DEFEAT SAILORS
ELEVEN INNING GAME Is WON BY JEWELS BY SCORE
EXCITING PLAY BY BOTH MINES MUCH wRANGLNG BE-
TWEEN PLAYERS.

the Jewels one, and from the form
shown by the local team they had no
chance of defeating the tackles.
But Eddie had framed up a bat
ting order which simply assured
scoring II scoring were possible.
Eddie, followed by Hampton. with
Leslie and Sam Chillingworth next.
looked good on paper. and 1t was
certainly good ON the diamond when
1t came to show down.
The Jewels scored In the first part
of the sixth and tied the score.
Then the virginias responded with u
single run and led by one.
The excitement was intense up
till the ninth, when the ID. HIS again
made one and the score was level.
Things then began to take on u
very serious aspect, rs one continual
wrangle seemed TO ne always on.
First the sailors would kick about
some decision. and the landsmen
would do ditto.
AioSt OF the pilikia started when
Rice clashed into the third baseman
ind made HIM fall down. Red"
who held down third for the sailors.
took q pot shot ut Rice as he raced
for the home plate.
Fortunately the catcher caught
the ball and saved Rice from being
MANNED. Later on In the game
Red" who was up to bat. was hit
by Winnie. the d. II. catcher. and
almost stunned. The blow was ac-
cidental, but It caused some trouble.
All through the game there were
arguments about the rules, and II
was most unpleasant to see q good
game spoiled by the unseemly wran-
gle.
| After the score was tied In the
ninth there was nothing doing In tho
tenth. but In the eleventh spasm the
Jewels made one run, and as the w.
v. did not add to their total the Fer
nandez bunch won BY a score Of =
to 3.
II was an exciting game and for
a while II appeared as II the ID. HIS
had met their masters. Still Eddie
Fernandez pulled his team out Of
the mess. and although Sumner and
Sam Chillingworth must be given n
lot OF credit. II was the captain who
diG things. after all.
A match between the st. Louis
nine and the West Virginia team
would be a good one.and II IL to be
hoped that such match II played
soon.
The most exciting time was whom
IN the eleventh inning Ed come ~
to bat. The score was tied. and
everyone was In the air as regards
the result OF the struggle.
| Nobly did the popular Ed rise &,
the occasion and wallop out n two-
Dagger. Fernandez was glued on
second when Hampton few to catch
err. Then Leslie sacrificed Ed to
third and Sam Chillingworth handed
Tout the safe hit that brought Eddie
home.
The West Virginias did nothing
In their half. and the game was wor
by the local men.
The first game between the Kan.
and Colorado was walk-over fol
the local nine. who won easily by Q
score OF to o.
| The oficial scores OF both games
were:
DIAMOND HEAD.
l234567SS10
Runs 10000 0 l.
Base hits. 1 0O12201l o 2-1t
| WEST VIRGINIA.
l2345878S 1011
Runs -. 90 100000 0 o.
Base hits. I 400 o o.
Two-base hits, Fernandex. Somner
Legge; sacrifice hits. Hampton. Les
lie. Somner; left on bases, Diamond
Head 8, West Virginia rs; hrst bas'
on errors. Diamond Head 2. yves
Virginia 4; hit by pitcher. Leslie
McGinn. Phelps: struck ont. by Les
lie 10. Shaffer 8; bases on balls, OF
; Leslie 7; wild pitches. Leslie 6, Shat
, fer 1; passed balls. Winnie 4. I'm
pire. captain OF the Tennessee bal
team. Scorer, N. Jackson. Time o
game, 1:48.
COLORADO.
1884 7S9
Runs % o 300 o 0 o.
Base hits Il 90 000 0 g
KAMS.
123 3 90 Q
, Runs al / 0 200 -
Base hits % l I 03 Ol I'll
! Three-base hits. d. Desha; two