Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
COAST BOYS PLAY
REAL GOOD BALL
VISITORS SHOW THEIR CLASS bY DEFEATING RAMS SCORE
OF IL TO 3-FAIR-SIzED CROWD WATCH GAME-sT LOUIS
NINE SHOULD EXTEND THE BUNCH

NINE SHOULD EXTEND II
Yesterday afternoon on the Boys
Field the Kamehameha nine went
down in defeat to the much travelled
Columbia Boys by score OF IL to 3.
And at that It was the second team OF
the mainlanders that did the trick.
There was only a fair-sized crowd
present and the game was too one
sided to be OF much interest. The Wis
itors outplayed the local lads and that
was all there was about 1t.
Right from the start the Coast boys
began scoring and they scored in six
innings out of the nine. The kams
managed to get two men home In the
third and again one in the eighth. That
was all they could do against the good
work of the Coast boys.
The visitors show signs of careful
coaching. and II the first nine Is as
much better than the second, as Is re
ported, than the combined school team
will have hard task to tackle when
they meet them.
In Kerrigan and CHASER the Column
bia boys have strong battery and the
fine little pitcher. Kerrigan. is GER
tainly a heady player. 1t was treat
to watch these two boys at work and
the difference between them and the
Honolulu boys was as that between
any local team and Meach's All-Star
nine. a sstp aYls
Weir at first and Peterson at second
were there with. the goods and Peter.
son especially did good work. In fact
all the tourists played good ball and
they deserved their victory.
The Rams were evidently without
practice ,and although their pitcher
Milikaa did fairly good work at the
start he soon lost control and was
hit all over the place. No less than
nine passes were handed out by MI
likaa, while KaESlgan only allowed two
men to have free transportation,
The visitors ace good at joshing ant
some Of the remarks handed out were
very amusing Henry Chillingwortl
was umpire and on one occasion .wher
he gave a Columbia boy out at second
a boy shouted from the bench:
''Wow. Do you want him to bite
his initials in the bag?" "Kiddo" |.
one Of the most accomplished kickers
in the group, md II was something
new for him to take a josh instead
of handing one out.
However, Henry umpired the gams
in good style. and he was the righ
fellow for the job. There is not mucl
that Henry does not know about base
ball and he made good.
Major Peixotto was on the bench ant
his line OF dope is unique in its way
what do you want me to do Boss? 2
one kid inquired as he picked up hi
bat. DO. Why you couldn't do any
thing right II you tried replied thu
magnate. The kid only grinned-th'
wanted signal was hidden In the harsl
sounding words and soon the young
ster was bringing home a man on
good sacrifice.
The Boys Field is not exactly tn
kind of place that much travele'
bunch Of tourists would expect to Sc
in Honolulu. After playing on som
of the halfmillion-dollar grounds 4
the Antipodes, the youngsters mus
have thought yesterdays field abou
the limit. Although every effort wa
made to clear up the ground and III
in the holes the work was done too re
Gently and the consequence was this
there were small mounds Of earth a
over the place and the players had I
dodge them when running.
Among the spectators were two trul
Australian visitors, two kangaroos-
Mr.. and Mrs.-peered from behind tn
bars OF a cage at the American gam
in which they both take the creates
interest. Over on the quarantin
grounds the 'roos have been rootin
for the American boys for the pa,
two weeks. In fact the lady Of tn
pair met with bad accident last wee
through her enthusiasm for the gam
1t appears that the roo wandered u
close to the diamond and was set upo
by two dogs, who after they got ov'
their fright at the apparation. tackle
the stranger and. nearly killed he
However, all Antipodeans will be gls
to hear that their friend is well on Il
way to recovery now.
As to the game the story Is east
told. Rosenthal romped home in Il
! first; Waymire and Glasser scored
: the second; Waymire repeated Il
(. trick in the fourth and then in Il
7 seventh and eighth there was reguli
raft Of runs scored, no less than thru
runs being made In each inning. Nagl
Burke, Caveney doing the trick in Il
seventh; and repeating the act in Il
next inning. Milikaa was up in Il
air, and no less than three men We
forced home amid the greatest excit
ment, and the game ended.
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