Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-06
Big CROWD WATCH
Two GOOD GAMES
J. A. Cs. DEFEAT C. A. Cs.,
P. A. CS. BEAT MARINES
Manila Player in Game for the First
Time - One Decision Is Dis.
puted. but Two Runs Count
Much Excitement.


Eighteen hundred fans attended
at the Athletic Park yesterday aft
Iernoon, and the roofing was as Wig
orous as has ever been heard at the
popular ball grounds. The grand
stand was filled, and the blcachers
on the Eva side could not hold the
crowd. The day was a disagreeable
one for ball playing. as gaze was
blowing and the dust blew onto tho
grandstsnd in clouds. Still, the two
games were enjoyed and the big
gathering kept things moving all the
time.
The first game was between the
G. A. Cs. and J. A. Cs.. and II was
won by the latter nine by score
OF to 4. There was one decision
Of Barney JOY that came In for lot
OF criticism. but as the people In a
position TO see. seem about evenly
divided about the AFFAIR, II IL hard
to say who is correct.
In the sixth inning Ross hit n
ball toward first and right along the
line. The ball. from where the
u1letin man was sitting. APP
peared to be fair, but there are dog
ems OF others who claim to have been
sitting In a line with the home
plate and frst. aud they swear the
ball was foul. However, two runs
were scored on the hit. and after
that the G. A. Cs. did not show as
much interest In the game as they
did before. .l
Two umpires would stop that sort
Of thing. and II would save lot OF
trouble II there was one man "a
watch the bases and one the pitch
Ing. Joy can not be In every place
At the one time. and he had no
nance OF getting over to the line
Yesterday when the fair or foul
take your choi ,e--hit was made.
Anyhow. the two runs made by
he j. A. Cs. at that time did not
-inch the match. II the result hac
been 8 to, 4, Instead OF s to 4. n
would have been indeed hard-luci
tale for the Chinese.
The second game was put up b,
the P. A. Ca. and the Marines. The
latter nine had three new men on
the diamond and they were all said
o be Manila champions. Weldmann
who held down third base for the
half-wets, made quite splash nj
The start. and he hit out two fine
two-baggers. Then he slumped ter
ribly and made two bad errors AT
third. lie seemed to amuse the
crowd lot. but the yells OF the
fans did not seem TO worry him
much; he still STROBE along In a
cool. deliberate way. II was In the
seventh inning that Weidmann COW
cred himself with glory CD. The
portugues, mad all the bases full,
Ind Hines was In tho box. Weld
mann. who is the new captain OF
the Marines. stepped up to Hines
and. after few words. took the ball
Here was chance to fan the next
two men and save the day for the
Marines. But there was nothing do
Ing la the saving line yestef day. az
Weidmann gave one man his base By
hitting him with the ball. and
Soares was forced home. Then the
next man up 70 bat was given a
pass on balls, and another Portu-
guese was forced home. The trag-
edy was awful. and the spectators
couldn't believe their eyes
The p. A. Cs. finally won out by
score OF 10 to 5, and they now
share the lead In the Oahu League
with the J. A. Cs. with Freltas In
the box, the p. A. Cs. do well. but
Deponte seems to be easy to the OPP
posting teams. The .ofiicial scores OF
both games are as follows:
c. A. G.
Runs ...... 10000 o.
a