Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-07

Ouu. Ineu CnuCkS " COnnOr at
tackled the atmosphere with club
three times, and retired to the
bench. McGinn swatted one to
Chillingworth. and "kiddo" held 1t
fast. Rice had in the meantime ad-
vanced to third. Reed came up to
bat and, making a mighty hit, sent
the ball high out to Townsend.
The ball fell fair into Townsend's
hands. and Rfce. from third, was
turning to take his place In the
field, thinking another inning neces-
larry. Then suddenly an agonized
yell went up from all the Honolulu
fans. Townsend. after having the
ball In his hands for at least two
seconds, appeared to juggle with II
or attempt to throw 1t back to the
plate. but the sphere fell to the
ground. and as Rice raced over tn,
home. plate the game was lost to the
Guards.
II was probably the most peculiar
ending to a game ever seen in Ho-
nolulu, and Il was hard luck for
Barry'S Beauts.
Still. on the form shown yester-
day. the Guards hardly deserved to
win the game. Several times the,.
should have scored. but they always
threw away the chances Of getting
men home.
Williams pitched good ball and
did some fine picking up. too. He
always appeared cool and collected.
and had good command right through
the game. He was well backed up
by Soares, who was in good form.
p Rice aud MsArse. the nsst bat
terry, are q strong combination. and
one hard to beat. Schaeffer. at hrst.
was excellent. and McGinn and
OConnor were Johnnies on the Spot
all the time.
Even now that the feet nine has
won two out OF three games. there
are plenty of people who would like
to see another game between. the
great rivals. but there does not seem
to be much chance of another meet
ing. . ..i.
Barney Joy umpired the game and
his knowledge of the game was
clearly demonstrated. Barney was
the right man in the right place.
The game by innings went as fol-
lows:s
First Inping.-N. @. H.: En- Sue
few To Snyder. Chillingworth
popped up one to Reed. Bushnell
made first safe and got out trying
to make second on a passed ball. No
runs. Fleet: McGinn new to Town
send. Reed got to hrst. Monroe
was caught by En- Sue In spectacular
fashion. Bush died at nrst. No
runs. af
Second Inning.-N. q. H.: Lemon
got free transportation. Townsend
reached first safe. Lemon got to
third on wild throw Of catcher,
Townsend advancing to second. But
Ter famed. Sumner hunted and
reached first; Lemon home. Soares
expired at first. En- Sue few to
right. One run. Fleet: Schaeffer
famed, after three balls and no
strikes. McCafery hit the air.
Snyder reached first safe. Rice
made hole in the atmosphere. No
runs.
Third Inning.-N. G. H.: Chill
lingworth went blind. Bushnell died
at first. Williams out at the ini-
tial sack. No runs. Fleet: O'Con-
nor failed to reach first. McGinn got
safe and stole second. Reed few to
Townsend. Monroe famed. No
runs.
Fourth Inning.-N., @. H.: Lemon
out at h'rst. Townsend hit one up
to schaeffer. Butler died at first.
No runs. Fleet: Bush turned up
his toes. at first. Schaeffer few to
Sumner. Snyder hit one into Lem
on's hands. No runs.
Fifth Inning.-N. @. H.: Sumner
reached first safe. Soares ditto and
Sumner out at second. En- Sue
hunted and made first safe amid
cheers. The Chinese sprinter got to
second on a muffed ball by baseman.
and Soares out at third. Sumnet.
running for En- Sue. got to third.
Chillingworth walked. Bushnell
reached first safe and Sumner Ten
Sue) out at home plate. No runs.
Fleet: Rice fannet1 o'Connor to
FIRST on error. McGinn hit the air.
Reed to first and O'Connor beat the
ball to second. Monroe died at first.
No runs.
Sixth Inning.-N. @. H.: Williams
got to first on safe hit. Lemon
hunted and made hrst; Williams out
at second. Townsend got pass.
Butler made first and Lemon got to
third. Sumner few to o'Cohnor and
soares repeated the performance to