Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-25

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Both teams did good hitting In the
game yesterday, and the Kams did
some brilliant fielding during the game
Score and lineup:
KAMS.
Runs E. ........O 3 % '-l2
Base hits ......O 04 Alb
IOLANIS
Runs zee. ....0 2 o o G 2 0 Oil
Base hits ......1 21O1 G2l Ola
Errors-Kams 4, Iolanis 10.
The Lineups.
The lineups of the teams were:
Iolanis--Nakamura 2b. -ss.-lf.; Cum
mings. lf.-ss.: Sawai ~. -2b.: Non Sen
tcaptain), 1b.; Kane, 3b.; Chang, IF;
shimizu, eff; Mengle<, C.; Heu. p
Kams--Correa, rf.: Kama, eff: Kani,
p.-lb.; Shipman, S.; Mitchell. 3b.;
Lindsay, 1b.-p.; Kekuewa, IT,; Kaani,
c.: Makanani (captain), 2b.
"Umpires-Chang and You.
The Oahu College and Kamehameha
baseball teams crossed bats on the
school grounds last Saturday after
noon before n large crowd of students
from both schools and townspeople. At
the end of the game the score stood
~ W ~ III VI Ni' NhlilTs ip'Nli
teams made many errors throughout
the game, and n couple Of home runs
were made by each side The rain was
responsible partly for the way the score
went. During the first four innings the
rain came down hard at times. and II
looked as though the game would be
stopped, but after n while the captains
agreed TO play the game out The Pu-
nahous We're first at the bat and had
things their way with Hosea for
while. This was Hosea's first expert
encc In the box for the Rams, and II
therefore took him some time to set
tie down. The Puns made four runs In
the first inning through heavy batting.
In the second another run was added to
their score The Rams did not start
to do anything till the fourth inning,
when the Kan rooters got Ran Hitch
cock, who was In the box for Puma
hOu, ratified. and he walked n few.
while others sent his ball out for good
hits. In this inning Apau made n
home run, sending two men in with
him. When the inning ended the Kams
had piled up six runs. The boys on
the sidelines began to sing and yell
and made Hitchcock grow wild for
time. In the beginning of the fifth
Glib sent one to Noah, who fumbled
It; then Ran came to bat and knocked
out n two Dagger, sending Glib home,
G. Brown was struck out and Bill De-
sha was out on Il fly. Next came
Dodge, and he got to first on a hit,
while r. Hitchcock sailed to third.
Andy Moore then sent the ball to third
baseman, who mufflcd 1t. Ran Hitch
cock getting home on the play. While
Hitchcock made a safe hit and Noah
threw wild to first, Dodge romplng
| home While Hitchcock was struck out,
| this making the score to In favor
/ the college team. The Kams came in
! and began to get to work. sending
, Hitchcock's ball all over the field. He
was ratified by the Kan rooters. and
: the home team managed to pile up nine
runs In their last half of the fifth.
/ Ran was relieved in the. sixth and
all the Kams could do was to make
1 one run for the rest of the time, while
Punahou made one in the sixth and
/ five In the lucky seventh. c. Hosea
pitched n good game for the Kams.
while s. Hussey played wen behind the
bat The umpires were A. Sumner and
: S. Chillingworth. Both were kept busy
throughout the game and did their
work well
: The score was as follows:
PunS ............3 0 0 3 / 3 0 Ola
Kams ...........0 0 0 G 3 / 0 0 '-lG