The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-08-16

| to the last half or the ninth period,
when they squeezed over two runs.
The second match between the Saints
and the All-Military was sized mp by
some of the fans as one of the best
games Of baseball ever put up in Ho
nolulu. "It looks like old times again, -
chirped up some of the veteran fans,
''to see the Saints on the field. If they
can come back there IL be some ball
playing here in the next few weeks. -
The Saints showed up in pretty good
/ form and il was the concensus of opin-
ion that they can come back if they
are not already there.
All Kid Barney.
Barney was the goat for the grand.
stand to butt at, and he doomed up
large behind the bat. He had front
enough of his own and threw off his
chest. protector after few passes. He
handled the big mitt pretty lively for
kid of his size, and beat it through
the high grass for a foul which he
gathered in like playful youngster.
Barney swung on the ball the first
time up and got away to FIRST in n dash.
1t was joy for the fans to behold
him light out for second when Freitas
cracked a hit, but he got hung up half.
way between, for Wolters caught the
batter out and flashed the missile to
first before Barney could pull up to a
stop. The old Joy Of the Frisco fans
was all to the merry and when he runs
off some Of himself and can weigh into
his class, the talent doped it yesterday
he II be in shape for the Boston Ameri-
cans.
Over Fence Scores Four.
Johnny Williams made the hit of the
season which netted a record number
of runs for the year on one wallop.
| With one man down, Dreier singled to
left field. En- Sue knocked grounder
which Mccall nailed way Off the base.
En- Sue was tying the worlds fifty
yard dash record to first. Mac knew he
couldn't beat him to it with his game
! leg and he flashed the ball quick to
| VOTERS who was guarding second. The
ball went low and got away from VOL
tiers long enough to let Dreier in on
second. Bushnell got to first on a
grounder to left field and the bases
were loaded. Henry Chillingworth
scored Dreier with hit to short and
came in on the beat Burns flew out to
Wolters and then the strong.arm
Johnny with the battling twirl stepped
up for Mr.. Bells jingle. A choice one
popped out of the box Johnny swung
his willow to meet it and the ball took
the tip from the end of the bat and
beat it for one record ascension. 1t
tried to straddle the left field fence on
the way down and lit plumb on top of
it. There was only one way for the
sphere to get to the ground, for Gongol
had gone out to meet it, The ball gave
the soldier man the high sign and
dropped over the other side while the
runs were coming in in punches. Will
linms looped the loop and rounded them
all in with home run for his and the
| finish.
Jimmie Williams started out to fiji
| 'em up again and covered first on hit
| to left field. Then Barney tried to add
more joy to the Saints, but the ball
seemed to say, "YOu grand old sport,D
! slapped Barney on the back, and that
ended it. Barney tried to pound the
ball into the gruond, but it bounced
up in the air and ran down his spine
while he was working up speed, and
Joy was put out by this familiarity.
Struck Eleven Out.
Johnny Williams held the soldiers
down to three base hits, two of which
were three baggers He passed out a
wide variety Of twirls, putting away
eleven on strikeouts, and only walked
| one. Bell pitched a good game until
| the eighth spasm, but he only famed
five and wounded one man with the
leather.
Wolters played a crackeriack game,
but was charged up with two errors
toward the finish. He came through
with three Dagger, scoring Stroh, with
two men down in the first inning, and
then Bell passed away, short to first.
WOlters covered the infield almost from
third to first, and not a hot one sue
ceeded in passing him. One scorcher
was burning the grass, and Bell meas
| ured his length toward first, but the
missile sizzled by him. VOTERS shot
| across the diamond and nabbed it, He
put it to first, where Mccall grabbed it,
and Freitas was put out of the running.
In the first frame Henry Chillingworth
| slammed a high drive, which was rip.
ping the air over second. Wolters did
long diagonal dive, put out an elastic
reach, and the pill shot into his mitt
and stuck there.
Lemn distinguished himself with two
EoOu CATCHES IN Lne seventh. johnny
Williams passed him one that was light
ming. He clapped his paw right on it,
and the ball beat Johnny to first. Jim
ME Williams hunted and went out,
pitcher to first Then Barney slugged
a hair-raiser that had the momentum to
puncture the left field fence, but Lemn
hoped up and hooked onto it.
DAILY, the big gun from Fort Ruger,
did some fine work at first but he
opened up in the seventh letting the
ball pass through, and Manager Wood
ruff put Mccall on the job, Mac had
a bum knee, which he got on the hike,
and although he was there with his
grapplers, he lost out on the sprint.
Boulon took Schoenfeld's place in
right field in the sixth. lie did the
trick right of with the stick Boulon
had his orders to bang Gongol in, so
he slammed the bah out to En- Sue. The
center fielder accepted IT, and then Con
gol beat II home, after getting TO third !
on a three bagger. He plunked the pill |
alongside the first base line way out in |
far right field. where II took some time |
for Bushnell 10 dig It out Of the grass. |
Hits Three BaRRer.