The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-26
Visitors Take Fourth Victory Yes
terday in Game Of Doubt
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(From Wednesday Advertiser.)
Victory once again, and for the
fourth time since the arrival of the
team here, crowned the efforts of the
University of California players yes.
terday IN the game played at Athletic
Park against the Punahou Athletic
Club OF the Oahu League. This makes
four wins for Berkeley and two defeats
against them, the Hawaii, Asahi, st,
Louis and Punahou scalps dangling
from the proud belts of the sons of
the Golden State, while the Coast De
tense and Chinese Athletic Union in
their turn got the humber of the
visitors. .l II
There was fair crowd Of fans pres
emit at yesterdays game, but the at
tendance could have been better. The
weather was good and the field not
lad. Capt. Norris Stayton, umpire-in-
chief, was not at his best, though Ge).
Bruins waded through the performances
without any serious kick, the 'kitks :"
nowadays Being registered solely by
the fans, as the players have been
taught to respect the dietum Of those
who are superior to them.
The game was good in spots; gould
not have been better in others and,
again, in certain respects could rot
have been worse. But all this combines
to make baseball what il is--a game
of uncertainties.
The Punahous were first at bat and
their efforts were nil, but when the
Californians took their turn the seors
board indicated that somehow or other
two sons of the Golden Gate had tap
ped the rubber which causes the gong
to make a noise like business. A hit,
and an awfully poor throw by Catcher
Lyman to second, did the damage in
this inning. TIA si.t8
There was nothing further doing nm.
| Iii the Pinahous' third when, with
two men on bases, "BillD Lyman, Pu-
nahou 5 stalwart twirler and sluRgcr,
hit the ball to the makai entrance for
''homcr." Things then looked fright
for the home team-for a while: When
the visitors took their next turn at
bat they got four more men across
the pan. This mishap occurred mainly
through ''Bill" Hoogs error at third,
which allowed batted ball to get
through him, Leftfeld failed to con
meet with the selfsame ball and three
men romped home. To make assurance
doubly sure, a fourth Californian Int
| the rubber. rh RIA
California got three men across the
home plate again in the sixth, making
/ the score then read nine for California
and three for the Honolulans. Califor
| mia did not score after this inning and
there was no need for any more rams
either on their side of the argument.
There was a flicker Of hope in the
breasts of the locals when two Puma
! hou men dented the rubber in the
alucky" seventh, but, like the usuaI
flicker, it died out all too sooa. From
this time to the end Of the game there
was no further damage inflicted by
either side and the game closed, giving
the visiting team its fourth victory
out of six games played to date.
/ There was considerable swatting OF
the horsehide during the game and a
times spectacular field work was dom
by both sides. The score card anC
summary of the game may be publish
ed when the official scorer of the leagu,
has had time to figure it out. Other
wise the score by innings will suffice
II was as follows; ." lH.I... ~.
Punahon 80 0 0 80 0 2 o O.!
California ....,2" 90 $3.50 0 x!