Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

afternoon at the Athletic Park, for the
two games played there were enough !
for the most ardent fan.
The first game, between Hawaii and
Japanese Athletics, resulted in win
Tor the former by one score made in
the ninth, the winners having two runs
to their credit when the game finished
to one for tho losers
Everyone was satisfied with the first
game. hut II was the second one of the
day, between Portuguese Athletics and
the stars, which was the real game for
excitement
For eight long innings there was
nothing doing both Pedro and Hayes
pitching great ball and their teams
backing them up beautifully.
When the Stars came to the bat for
the last time the third man on the list
was up Eddie Ternandez-and he went
to first on an error. Sumner followed
with hit and then Pedro gave All
Tin a walk.
Bases full and none out, with Barney
JOY at the bat-and Barney had struck
out before. The first one that Pedro
pitched he connected with. hut II went
high over the grandstand at the rear
Again Pedro sent one over and Barney
connected with 1t in great shape. Away
over the iniield 1t went out in the pas
tlrc, when II was tunOleu, ana Barney
puffcd along to third while those on
bases ahead Of him all crossed the
plate.
That was enough to set the rams wiid'
but the end was not yet and two more
men came in before the spasm was
over.
Then when the Portuguese came 10
bat Pedro got as TAR as trst' nut tha'
was all there was 10 H. ana the stars
had won SO
First Game.
There were lot OF rams present when
Hawaii and j. n. {. started Things NOV
ing In the llrst game OF the afternoon
and the game had many exciting fea-
lures.
Neither side scored IN the hrst IN
ming, hut IN the second haWah man
aged to score. and then IN the third
j. a. {. eNened matters up. from
that time on there was nothing dolhg
until Hawaii came to nat IN the last
hali OF the ninth ana sucFeedeu III get
ting one man over to win the game
Time after time brilliant plays were
pulled Off. and the outheld OF Hawai-
deserves special crcdlt Tor the way the
three men there handled everything
coming that way
In the second Bill Desha gathered IN
n long fly from Brito ana snapped II
back to the inheld so quickly that inc
two men who might nave scored were
tied to their bases. .. ...
Hawai- had the bases tull once WIN
none out but the clever work OF the
Japanese team prevented score at that
time
The winning run was made ny
Winnie In the ninth AFTER two men were
out. Bases were full ana TWO men OUT
when BIZ Desha came 10 the DAT anu
by making sacrifice MT scored WHINE
ana won the game -
FIRST GAME BY 'NNINSS'
j. a. t-Ierbc struck out Franco
out Lota to Drcier' walker out l-ota
to Dreier'
Hawah-Rlce OUT, FRANCO 10 Ahaiia'
w Desha out thi''lngworth 10 MAMA,
ID. Desha hrst TO walk stole second
and put Out on third on throw from
plate
Second inning.
j. A. c'-Chllllngworth mt over sec,
ond. Akana MT same place iirst nan
pitched, hosS ny OUT bl, l'esn ,'i,
HSam hy out Lo'"' pr''o "S 10 h''
Desha n
Observation-Disclosures t"o-nase h' 10
center helus MarN'h,'n sa't '''', ha
mauku scored on wlld pltch' Dreier
walked, WINNIE iiade 'iIst On pre'''
Put OUT secohu' LOU S'u'" ou'
'n"d inning, nh, ,.,,,
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