Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-08
kAMS Winners
FROM PUNAHOU
Exciting Game Played On KAN
Field Saturday and Home
Team ViCtOrS.

There were two games Of baseball
played on the NHmehameha school
grounds Saturday afternoon. An I'M
usually large crowd Of fans turned out
to see the schoUlboys play.
There was a miX-up after the first
game about how to settle II, for the
contest was stopped in the seventh in
ming when the score was &c in favor
Of the High School. The High School
was given the game by the decision Of
the umpire. and this settled the mat
ter. II was understood by these two
teams before they played that il they
wanted To use the school grounds for
their game II must he over by $3.50. for
the Kams were scheduled to meet at
that time. At 3:i5 the game was not
finished, 80 Captain Winters ordered IA
stop, ana the Punahous took the field
for n few minutes practise. ...
The first game was a hit and run
affair. both sides making many good
hits The Highs were strong at the
bat and showed the Saints that when
4 they meant to beat them, they would.
q. Munsarrat, at Centeriield for the
Highs, played swell game. Littlcjohn,
at short, also did some fine stopping.
The second game was Il hot one from
start to finish, and the crowd went
, wild at times. Both Kalai for the Rams
, ana lnmHn for Punahuu pitched a
!. hcady game. lnmHn managed to put
twelve men out through the strikc-Out
route. He certainly had the Rams
guessing for long while.
The Rams were the victorious team.
! and with the game in their hands they
have won the first championship of the
season, that Of u dual series with Pu-
nuhuu, beating them three straight
games out Of four The next one will
Ice played at Pumahou next Monday.
The Rams were the first to bat and
went out one, two, three, by the strike
out route. The Puns failed to score IN
then half OF the first inning. II went
on this way till the sixth inning, when
the Puns began to make things LOOK
bad for their opponents. Through wild
throws to first and Il few costly errors
ON third by Apau, they managed t.
put two men over the home plate. TIL,
, Rams did not seem to like II, 10 tn,
roOters and players Fingered up from
then on til the end of the game. Th'
Rams failed to score IN the seventh
and 20 did the Puns
Right at the beginning OF the eight
!, T. Noah got to first ON "A hit to short
!, who fumblcd the ball: he stole secont
|, and also third. a. Lujan came To ba
e., and sent n dandy right over shortstop
, Noah scoring the first run for the HON,
team. The Kan roOters got busy ant
soon had mman In the same fix as Ran
{ Hitchcock was in their last game OF
II the school grounds. W. Hind, captain
II Of the Punahou team, saw that his
pitcher was getting ratified by the root
q ing Of the Kan supporters and tric,
% tn get the umpire to stop the crowd
= but the kamchamehas would not stanI
It for any blum like that and kept oI
h yelling for their team. Hit after hi
L was out the Rams had scored iiv,
| times
h The Eams failed to score for the res
!. OF the time, but Punahou got one II
the ninth inning.
q The game was one of the best play
d ed in the school series this season.
L The lineups and scores:
10 Northumberland 81; Lujan, 1b
w Apau. 3b; Spencer, cf; Opunul, 2b
- Kauhi. IT; Husscy, e; Kamaiopili, RI
i Kalai, p.
" PunahOu-Desha, Of; Glib, So; Hind
ne; w. Hitchcock. 3b; Ran Hitchcock
Y 2b; Wadsworth. rf; Moore. If; Ander
son, Id; Inman, y.
v, Kamehameha .........O0OOOO O50-
: Punahou ..,.........,OO0O cool