Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-07
BEAUTS
BARELY BEATEN
COMBINED FLEET WIN AFTER TEN INNINGS BY SCORE OF
2 TO 1-SENsATI0NAL FINISH TO A RE1ARKABIE GAME
GUARDS HAVE LOST TWO OUT OF THREE GAMES

Guards. for Is II not written that
on Sunday afternoon the combined
fleet team put 1t over Barry's Beauts,
after a ten-inning game, by a score
Of 2 to 1?
Gee! But this place is all
right" remarked one OF the many
bluejackets who were crowding the
Rapid Transit cars running out to
the ball grounds. "Why," he con-
tinued, back home they are having
snow, and here in Honolulu we are
going out to a ball camel"
And Jackie was about right. This
is a wonderful place. and the climate
makes baseball possible all the year
round.
And what sort Of crowd rolled
up at the league grounds to see the
third struggle between the Guards
and combined feet. 1t was grand to
see the big gathering.
Saturdays game was won by the
Guards by bare one run to nil.
The first match of the series was
played several months ago. when the
feet paid a visit to Honolulu. The
oas,on ~, go On
1900,
., IN. s.r,c. "a ~ s..... 49,.
est was taken In the match by every
body. All branches OF the service
were represented in the prandsta nd.
49, 1.,,, nv
attended.
Admiral tSebree and most NJ his
stan occuJied seats IN the boxes.
ana unite a number NJ society neonls
were tn he seen in the reserved nor.
Ltiou. Of. thu .stapd.- ..l..4s ss.s.
The tackles rooted in great style
for the feet nine, and It was treat
to hear the joshes that were handed
out. That popular -of-wars-
man. Snakes" Schaeffer, was hand
ed many josh, and that capable
and dashing ball-player, McGinn, be-
came the hero of the oldtime song,
Down Went McGinty."
En- Sue was given an ovation not
frequently awarded ball-player.
His catch, away out in the country,
OF Monroe, was the best bit Of work
seen on a local diamond for years.
The burly feet catcher whanged the
ball away out over thirds head. and
En- Sue. sprinting as only he can.
managed to reach the ball and hold
1t on the fly.
The cheers that went I'M from thu
supporters OF both teams were ans
tanned for some minutes. ana when
En- SHE returned IN the hencb AZ
the end OF the sailors inning more
applause greeted him.
Anotber great hi, =, wo-L w..
done NV Tho Chinese ,aa In ,hs ssc-
ona ha,, ., tha s,~h,h w,sr Dr..
MI awav down "a ths ,ancs ana
I'm aue s,,er rurnin. iong wav
hrourht IN a hr,,,,.nt catch ~
Sergeant parrv wor. ,orr,.a
,ook most q, the a,ternoon-that n.
nm nm the end NJ the ninth Inning
A. tha ana n, m. tan,h 'thara wo.
very gloomy exnress,on on the oan,a,
sereeant,s face although ha mad
NOTHING N saw hut. "We,, n WIN.
a ana game I'm sorrv we Loaf hut
as long ma the nubIic 1. .ati.aad
with the class NJ hal, mt nm ali 70
we'll Good free baseball 10 what the
crowd likes and 7 tb,nk tho .erv,ce
boys can show as exciting games as
anyone can wish for" Ana 40 say
all of us. The sport Is clean and
good. and long NAV we have pIenty
OF It.
The first scoring was done nv thu
Guards. who in their second inning
made one run through the agency
of Lemon. who came home from
third on a basebit NV sumner
Then there was nothing doing I'M
till the sixth. when the feet boys