Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-05

young gentlemen wrapped up ball
game, tied il with blue ribbon, and
handed il TO the IiiIO team as a slight
token OF IIOnOlulu'S esteem yesterday.
Denny Markham paid for two thirds
a. the present, while Clarke Chippcd
III one third Of the total.
But for three wild hcavCS that were
responsible for all three runs garner
pU by the. Big ISLANDERS. the locals
would have come off the field with the
long end Of the score to Lcir credit,
but they didn't, and game No. | of tn"
intCr-island series goes down "a
Iiilo victory, by a score Of to ?.
II was in the third that the trOubl"
commend ed for the home team. Todd,
the first man 10 face Clarke in the
inning. rolled an easy one toward sec
!. ond base, and was 4 sure ont Hlsa-
Afnaga waited for four wide ones. and
trotted down abe path Of free trans
portatfon. Then BriCkwood put up
foul fly on the first base side of the
~~,late. HiEanage ttarted with the
+ Erack of the bat. without waiting to
see what kind of a ball had been hit,
and was almost at second when Mark
ham speared the ball. The Hilo
catcher turned and raced back to first.
Markham had all the time in the
world to throw to the bag and COM
plete a double, retiring the side, Tut
he made a hurried throw far out OF
FliZer's reach, and Hisanaga was safe
OIL first again. He then stole second.
and Willie Desha walked. The pair
brought off a double steal and Alex
Desha brought them home with
snappv double TO right. George De- ha
grounded out, second to first
Clarke Takes a Hand.
Tie next act Of the tragedy came
in the fifth. Hisanaga opened by fan
ming. and Brickwood was out, short to
. first. again leaving the side all but
re tired. Willie Desha drew another
pass on balls. ana went to second
when Clarke took turn at throwing
wild to the bag. Clarke then tried to
catch Desha of second. but made
wretcked peg. low and out of reach OF
Cbilllngworth. who had gone to cover
the bag. Desha raced on TO third. and
continued home when En- Sue failed
10 stop the ball. letting it get between
his legs.
These were the only runs Hilo Sc
cured. and as noted above they were
presents from the local battery. Clarke
fiPures in the error column for his mis-
takes. but Markham goes scot free,
the reason being that under the rules
of scoring IAN error shall not be s"or- !
cd against the catcher or an lnhelder
who attempts to complete double )
rlRy. unIes 8 the throw lie so wild thar
an additional base be gained" In this I
case, although the throw was
]wide of the mark Hisanaga was 50
far ow the bag that he had all he could |
. DO to get back 10 1t. let alone touch
linp it and going to second.
'HcnoIuIu Gets Two.
Honolulu scored one in the third |
and another in the eighth. In the /
third FliZer was given life on shorts
error. Clarke flied to right, and Fin
Sue was safe on the tielders choice
that forced Fizer at the second sta
ton. En- Sue went down the line on
an overthrow to first made IN an at
tempt to rull off double PLAY. Henry
Chillngworth raped out clean SIN
Gle by third. scoring the speedy I'm
Sue. Chilly was then caught asleep At
INC switch. starting to walk home IN
the suppostion that Ed DeSha had
IalkenS Umpire Rover didn't see it
tr2t wav. and Chilly was tagged out
II, ElIisanaga before he could get back
r,, third This was another POSSIBILITY
~ 4 core thrown TO the winds.
Iu the eighth Flizer hit and Iorh"
walked I'm Sue forced the latter,
I'nzCr cOing>tO third, and HhillinG-
worth made It two down by popping
ro second hn>cman. Then. on wild
} II row to III" third the ball went to the
hIcC, hers, and Flizer scored. Markham
| ad q chance to tic mp the game h'
bringing En- Sue in. but an inh"ld
Lrnundrr sWaN The lest he could pro,
dlt.r
puihcs Disciplined.
In tive seventh Quihcs was henched
to, rough ~ovN AT third. when II"
made vicious lunCc with the ball AZ
Watson Tie motion +ooked more like
a hayu2aHcr than tag. and Bert Row
tr. waved Me lounCster to the bench
in short order. and very properly. too,
CLjbC. sr"r2rH ~ think he was get
tluC the Wor OF i al afternoon on
balls and strikes lur. as d ~ tier NJ
fa~t, h. STOOL sill and watched 2er-
feet strikes GU H. pan on both o.
customs that II" retired Via the :. q. .
route
There WAS srrlt deal of shifting
with the Honolulu tenn. Clarke ritrh-
cd for siA innings. and then WONT 10
r;Ch:. kidney cOulinG in to the boz. \n
inning later Clarke retired from th'
poD,p IerI,p going into right FhHN.