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Giants
All-Sta- rs Win In Great Game
Southpaw Pitches Great Ball Both Pruitt and Kelly Show
ivWorld of Stuff Against All-Sta- rs Stars Score Winning Run
'in Eighth on McGavin's Single Asahis Win Another Game
if --S'at Moiinil Niishida Stops MqKinley Team Yasunaga Stars
fty" Crumpler, Hawaii's pre--
xaler southpaw, gave Exeat exhlM--"
tion
pitching yesterday
MoHIlU field. and 'the AO-Sta- rs
downed
Roger Giants
or4
KeUy aad Prutttof Port
--vKuger also broke through
pretty mound work, and about
fans left park perfecUy satisfied
with
gunning exhibitions.
tCrumpler during terooonjnt
lingers back benJ?L
Manager Stewart that
southpaw hadn't thing. had
curres yrorklng ;cUent mwmer.
and .Bailey and Kelly
two who, not wig-wa- g during,
afternoon.
last Chance
--- At Wtfttf pitching good ball,
Giant had chance win. JTwo
were Iii.the ninth when Cum-- ;
ttlngs came
bat, and
emulated mighty Caa.-iaWn-
three wild iwings bj3f
Dalley and Benham tad;
fane were jetilnr
thli
time.'':-"-- :
For flTe innlnga
Jaugerltea
"rot aecure
Crumpler.
fanned eight Giante JBrrt
four inning, and continued
pitch
Cood ball. .With men bases fall.
ahow .much, aUli
tliown aUsU lmproTement. Bauey
cored flrtt Ruger We
fourth frme whcn;h walked.
steal --second, third
then proceeded
and home..
steal Salmon
E'.cre, Salmon tad tied
nand,,. .:-.- ; h'v
Prultt- - thews Something
The AH-Sta- rs tled last
talf the fourth when Chilly
error Alman. .passed
liU sent tlm second and scored
Dnlap's otct Infield. Tot
first few Innings Prultt
pitch-iz- z
rreat balLV tad plenty stuff,
Etars failed elre Quick-ircakto- g
drop.
Roger, pitcher
cculd mU them"
tome what
vcld become areal wiViV'
Crumpler- - singled
Lrnch walked and Judd' beat outfc
tunt.- lttti6id and single
Atana pave Star
vtzt
sixth InnlBK,
the Stars
not get af9ul
L'ra. fanned; three wand
lexers
--.this' innir showing;
world atuff to.;thy fan. ;0it;
Kelly Hits
Bingle Kelly and Chilling-- v
crth's error gave ClanU
sixth; Crumpler also helped
with wild pitck. ;They scored
:'zla
setenth, -- wha, Benham
t:;;!ed and came home
single
IcClaia.
vnth score Ued first
eisath CLIUy
through
J)cx. .Lang flew out.to third
waved. With two down Kelly
vrrUod McGavln. and Tnstesd
TftVcfn- .?'fj!?toS
?ti-.- ' Vut e.t?t:au An?nd. slammer
center, and amy raced
way home.. Salmon then Cew
McCiaia.- -
t-'::- :r,
Kelly-Ha-
Kelly slighUy peered this
and threw two exceptionally
wlie cnes. Kelly most
pitchers who
appeared
;;c field, and this exhibition
rrcr not'fit well wlthhis
performances. tad good,
ttrocghout, and
error
behind tim. Let toped
Kelly keeps
fighting against
V.'reckers July and with
iti-- z euai should make
Wreckers play Teal ball win. Bailey
lost opportunity better
LMr.S failing onto'
td signal course purloto'.
stunt partially made this
tllp. Dcnlap? and Crumpler1 Were
thinking green fields away
when Crumpler got caught base
fly, Dunlap being coachert
box.
locked like
victory "for the
Giants
moment," and after John-to-n
tad fanned Bailey single,
tnd Eenham followed this with an-cih-er
safe Bailey caught
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fielder's, choice and Mc
Cl-- ia and Benham worked double
steal. With second and
tLiri Ccmmlngs fanned first
dcrlzs.the. day, and the All-Sta- ri
secured revenge tthelr last
c'cieaL ,.trOU;
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Akana, '.;V..
Dun lap,
JIcGavln,
Salmon,
Eeeler, .v;.V:J
rmmcler. 31
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Totals 12I
'RUGER GIANTS
Johnson,
alley, .tii
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jlcCIaln J..V
Cummings,;rL
Davis,
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Womack, Sb.
Prultt, p. ...
Kelly, p. ...
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.... 8 0 0 0 1 0 0
... 1 0 0 0 O 2 0
... 2 1 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 29 3 5 6 24
Hits and runs by Innings': .
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Base hits .... 0 1 1 1 8 0 0 2 x 8
Ruger Giants .000 1 01100 3
Base hits .... 00000120 23
Left on basest AH-Sta- rs 4, Ruger
Giants 2; 21 at bat, 8 runs. 5 hits off
Prultt to 5 Innings; three-bas- e hit,
Benham; sacrifice ait, Davis; double
play. McCJaln to Bailey; bases on
balls, off Crumpler X off Prultt 1;
struck out, by Crumpler 12, By Prultt
8, by Kelly 5; wild pitches, Crumpler,
Kelly; .'passed , balls, Benham 2. Sal-
mon. Umpires, Walker and AyletL
Time of game. 1:24.
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.LltUe 5
Nushlda, . the Hoy Wonder,"
did a little "boy wondering", yesterday
afternoon at . Uoiliill FJeld and as a
result the Asahis downed the IfcKin-le- y
team by a score of 5 to 3. With
the eiceptlon of the first two Innings
the game: was,A real one throughout.
Gordon Roes started on the mound
for McKiniey, and after the second to-
ning he teld, the Asahla to three hits
and no runs. Ross gave a pretty ex
hibitIonof pitching, and wJOi a. little
more pep should be able to place the
McKiniey team as real contenders to
the league. - Errors .behind tint were
responsible for three of the runs made
by the 'Asahis'
Yaaungass Star.-- - s . . "" f
--Yasungaca made . the fielding. pUy
of the day which was a real thriller.
He raced far back after Rosa' bit la
the fifth Inning and turned to time to
make a spectacular one hand catch. It
was s great play and the midget cen-
ter fielder received .a big hand. ' It
was a harder catch than the one made
by Fun Luke to the series. v;;4,
The Asahis scored fire runs In the
first two Innings on hits by Zenimnra
and Murakami coupled with walks,
stolen bases and errors. -
'After that Ross held them safe. Ku-ran- o-
hit a hard i drive to. the fifth
which bounded over the--. !eft! field
fence giving McKiniey the first run
Hits ' by Suzuki "and Tsokiyams gave
KeKlnley another jun to the sixth.
and;Kan;Leohg and Low hit' in the
ninth; giving vthe hifch Rchool wjuad
-':,'
thelrjast.rtin. ?.v
:,ZenImura was, the brightv fielding,
star of the game. ' : He was ' all over
the field, and handled 11 chances with-
out' a slip. 1 Mlyahara'also played -- . a
sparkling; fielding game as did'Tsuyt-yama- .
. General . Sam Johnson tad. as
his guests in his box a. number of the
effcers pt .the cruser Azuma. '
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Zenimura, ss.
MIyahara,'8b.
Korjki, if.
Yaasilro, lb.. .
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Murashlge,; 2b.'t.V
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Kong, 2.b.-3b- .t ..
Iwanaga, ......4
Kan Leons, cX
Knrano, lh.....
Lujan,
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: Totals ,82 1 ;
4 24 1
S
vHlts and runs by mntogs: ,
:
Asahis........ 8 2 0.0 0 0 x 6
vBase tlta 1 1110 1 0 0 x---S
McKiniey .'.. jO D O OX 1 0 0 13
Base tlU 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 7
Home run, Kurano; two-bas- e hit,
Murakima; ' sacrifice hits, Yoshlkawa,
Kushlda, - Yamashiro, Kong; ; . hit by
pitcher. Mlyahara; double play, Tsuk-
iyama to Kurano to Kong;; bases on
balls, - off Nushlda 3, off Ross I;
struck out, by Nushlda 3, by Ross Z ;
'
wild pitch, Ross, i Umpires, Walker
and .Hlggins. Time of game, l:lt.f.
ARTILLERY TOSSERS-- -
STAGE THREE GAMES
Three thrilling games were played
In the artillery caatonmenton Sunday
at Sctofield. eacn exhlhltlon' of the
American pastime affording; , the - sol-
dier spectators no small - amount of
excitement ; In the first battle A Bat-
tery of? the . tractor regiment needed
every bit of twelve innings to dlsposa
of E Battery, the'final score, standing
9 to' 3.X Herein - Bartent .was-v-- the
stellar performer,' for: he hurled, a
masterly game and crowned his. work
with : a clean tome run. .' Kelly also
distinguished himself with a circuit of
the' abases: and fielded brilliantly. In
the' Horse . outfit Headquarters beat
E Battery to the jnelody of 10 to 4,
after : which' D Battery surprised A
Battery by. - A to 6 victory. - In the
last game the pitching and base run-
ning of Captain Johns was a revela-
tion, the pitching of Plech being the
outstanding feature of the former con-
flict The standing to the First Field
laaeniA ' les i t
'
; ' A Won
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Headquartert
C Battery .......... 8
A'Battery .......... C
D Battery ..;..i..i4 ,
E Battery --. 3
B Battery';li;;.;;v;:-.t- l .4'
F rsttery'.ii.iVi.
Lost
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.800
.600
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SMUTS DOWN
Ali-PACIFIC- Sl
GREAT BATTLE
Team Which Goes to Kauai De-
feats Picked Nine at
Moiliili on Saturday
,
Billy Miles gave his All-Stude- nt
team an exhibition workout at MoiUUI
field on Saturday and the boys wbo
will make tht trip to the Garden Isle
came through with flying "lors. They
defeated the All-Pacifi- es in a real ball
game by the score of Z to 1.
There were a number of real fans
on hand to watch tne battle, but there
should have been a packed park, as
the two teams put up one of the best
exhibitions of baseball seen in local
baseball for some time. The teams
were evenly matched, and the game
wa not won until the man was
uut
Ku and Lee Star
Sam Ku, the left-hande- C flinger of
the Braves, appeared upon the scene
late to the game. But Sam was there
with his hair in a braid for 4 2--3 in--.
sA Alt.Stnrtenta were forc- -
ed
UU1&B,
to satisfy themselves
" with one hit
and nary a run orr nis piicuuis. w
Lee was sent behind the bat by Henry
vii-.Mv- .vi hn vis- - in charge oC
the SUrs, and the Braves' battery al
most gave the racmcs a vww.jr.
...ti... Tinkinmi started in
the box and Markham pitched a good
came throughout The su uw "'-C-Z.- ..
ir.nt , .iht hiU well scat- -
tered. and the Pacifies failed to sctre
off tlm for seven rnumss-v"- "
first sUnza, Fast fielding by the All-Stude-
kept the Pacifies from scor
ing at times, and tne same y -
said for the defensive- - work of the Pa--
CtflCt.-- ;
Good Pltehlng .
TroVivama. whe Is usually found In
the . shortstop position, essayed to
pitch for. the --racmcs, s -
v.?. fa Ho A tn RhOW UD. He gOt
along all right until the fifth inning.
when, the stuaenia secureu
off tim. Sam Ku was tten .sent to
n.. 'M.m. ami After Chun. Chew naa
singled the Students failed to secure
tT a t.A f thm filudnts
a nil. ne 7
and had an opportunity to tie the
score to the ninth Inning.
Dlehf Hits Hemer
i The Pacifies broke the lee to the
first anto when piehl .hit drltb
throueh the box which rolled to the
6Cor ho6rd, and .the. Heslanl man
came - all the way home. The ball
struck the ground a' little back of the
pitcher's, box, but was going so hard
that: Chun Chew Could not reach It
when It came to the outfield.
U In the second toning the Kauai
jaunters tied It up. Kurisakl was
given a pass, and went to secondjm
an out He reached third on You
Bun's single, but fast work by Marcial
a caught him at the
plate. I oir Bun scored when Marcial
dropped Markham'a drive. It . was a
hard Wt ball, but the Filipino player
should hive handled it ,
Zenl Starts tt
en'r ore started thines in the third
ntt'nr. henj Zenimura singled, stole
erx ' n Tent to third on Wan
Hen's single, but was caught trying to
stretch it home,, when Iwanaga made
a perrect peg w tne puu..
walked again In the fourth and scored
on Jilts by Sunn Hung and You Bun.
HitsI by Hanebdrg and Lai Sin gave
the Students ft run In the fifth. Ku
was-sen- t to the 'box and after Chun
Shew had singled the Students were
through' hitting ,for the day. Ku has
a heap of stuff on the ball and the
Pacifies might have fared better had
te arrived on the scene on time. Ro-sar- to
was unable to be on hand, and
the little center fielder was missed, as
Marcial as an outfielder Is a- good
.
Fun Luke Scores
v
iThe Pacifies threatened In the sev
enth when Lee singled, stole second
and went to third on a single by King
Tan.
" King Tan purloined second and
Benny Anahv -, fanned. ; Fun Luke
scored to the eighth, after some clever
running, aided by & passed balL
In the-nint- h Inning, --with the score
S to 2 in favor of the Students,- - the
crowd called for a ? run. Tsukiyamft
flyed out. Then Lam Whig dropped
Kus fly after a long run, and Ku then
stole aecend. Lee hit a long fly to
center Held. King Tan then singled
and Ku would have reached the plate
had he not : stumbled to rounding
third, and remained on the sack. Ana-h-u,
the last man' up. tit a hard ona at
Yon Bun, but the St Louis shortstop
ended the game by retiring the side,
and the Studenta go io Kauai with
confidence, it. was a rea! ball game,
and those wbo saw the scrap will wel-
come another such;contesL
ALL-STUDEN-
ABRBHSBPO AJ3
Ulvehara, 3b
Haneberg, 2b ...
Lai Sin, lb
Chun Ciew, cf ..
Iwanaga, If
Kurisakl, c
Sunn Hung, rf . .
Lam Wing, rf...
You Bun, ss....
Markham. p
6 0 0 0 1 3 0
4 12 0 12 0
3 0 2 0 10 0 0
4
4
2
2
2
4
3
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
3
1
8
1
0
2
0
0 1
0
0
0
2
1
Totala 33 3 8 2 27 9 2
ALL-PACIFI-
ABRBHSBPO A E
Fnn Luke. If 4 1 1 2 2 0 0
Wan Han, ss... 2010220
KehL rf 4 1 2 0 0 0 0.
Yamastlro, lb ..4 0 0 0 12 0 0
Tsukiyama, p-- cf . 4 0 0 0 2 3 0
MarclaL t 2 0 0 0 1 ,1 1
Kta,l.r."i..... 2 0 0 1 0 2 0
Kari Leong. 10 0 f 0 2,1 0
Lee,'- - o .'w....'a'3 0 ;l l HH 6
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PORTUGUESE
R H
Barbosa, If 3
M. Ornellas, rf . . 1
Repp, rf '. . 2
Ross, ss 4 2
Filter, lb 2 0
J. Ornellas, 3b . . 5 0
Badina, cf 5 0
Garland, c 4 1
Roberts, 2b .... 4 0
Hollerbach, p .. 2
Meyers, p 2 0
Totals
En Sue, cf 2b
Yen Chin, If
...34 6
2 1
Ah Lee, lb c
Kan Yen, ss cf..
Kal Luke, 2b . .
Ah Toon, rf
Leong, rf 2b ss.
Ah Chee, c
Ah Hook, p
Hoon p ....
Tyau, 3b
Totals
AB SBPO
Kl,
12
24 14
CHINESE
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ss
3
2
0
2
2
2
0
10
2
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0
0
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.33 13 11 0 27 15
Hits and runs by innings:
Portuguese . . . .1 0 ft 0 0 S
Base hits ....1101310119
Chinese 2 0 2 0 0 0 13
Bas helts ....1 0 2 0 6 0 11
Nine at bat 1 run, 2 hits off Ahook
iri if Innings, 16 at bat & runs, 5 hits
off Hollerbach In 4 innings; home
run. Ah Lee; three-bas- e hit Yen
Chin; two-bas-e hits, Badina, Flizer,
Kan Yen; sacrifice hit Cheong; hit
by pitcher, Ah Lee; bases on balls, off
Ahook 2, off Hoon Kl 4. off Holler
bach 7, of Myers 1; struck out by
Ahook 3, by Hoon Kl 5, by Hollerbach
4, by Myers.6; passed balls, Ah Chee,
GOLFERS If Ell
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Zimmerman, 2 1
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hits 1 0 0 2
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Moiyama
OITEJ1S IN
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Best:Bair at Schofleld Bell Hlwalis Take4 Clase'OneV from
Record; Giffard Bell Ifilipinos on Saturday After-Defe- at
Schmidt and Greig noon; Hits Off Basio
match Schofleld, whlci ijitcher. White theVttawaiis got
proved the best golf ever played way JhrewjL--
7 catkher first
.Schmidt western between the
golf champion and James Orelg played and Saturday and
Alex Bell and Harold Giffard, the bait was returned tne pucner
even match yesterday morning. Beilthe Hawails had scored.tro run
Ued the record for the course, mak-- The se runa were gje
tag a 74 for the holes. "e &f 8C0r Ha
The best ball for the day was 68, w8 J ;
which-smashe- s all records for 5a ani.pJe
course. These four golf balh
the leading players In Hawaii pres- - butrrora Uie part
ent and the gaUery theiflelders were jeponslb
field the playvthroughout the wnj. --Baslo .kjrpojlr
match which was one.
Belt Ties Record
Bell made 74 for the course, and
had he not taken seven the long
hole. would have lowered the record
Greig made 75 for the course, and 4
Schmidt finished the same number Filipinos will meet St
strokes. Giffard a Saturday, July
two coming back. pilipinos
On the eighth hole Schmidt went
over the green about yards his
second, shot w
play of match.
Harold Giffard played great golf,
going out in the long game depart
ment but fell down his putting.
His Improved coming back and
his score was excellent with the ex-
ception of the two bad boles.
was well he playing the
true
Schmidt's style unlike that
most players. He takes plenty
turf on i his Iron shots, and shoots
true for thef mark. He has plenty of
confidence and his rule
has been excellent. The four play-
ers also played 18 holes Haleiwa
and Giffard and Bell won out. the
day's play by score of and No
scores were kept at Haleiwa,
TO REDUCE H. C. L IN
OLD CITY OF MEXICO
IBy AtiocUta4 Prtuj
CITY. Mex. The Mexican
Alliance, composed of
business, men, be-
gan early in May their efforts to ref1
duce the high cost of living this
capital. The alliance bringing
train-load- s of food and ''other necessl
ties from the country and
selling these products cost The
prices said will, be maintained
far below the prices quoted the
regular
King
3b-2-b.
Zenimura, Zb
Zenimura,
Anahu, 3b
Totals 4 8
0
1
1
1 2
1
1
1
1
Hits and runs by innings:
All-Studen- ts ...0 03
Base hits ....2 1 2 3 0 08
All-Pacifi- es 10000001
Base hits ....1 2 1 1 18
Eighteen bat, runs. 7 hits off
1-- 3 innings; home run.
f
Diehlr two-b- ai hit. Lnf Sin: sacrifice'- -
d. Umpire, Barney joy. Time
of! game, 1:50.
Mamiya,
Mamiya,
C.jMoriyama,
TlMoriyama,
rashige,
Kimeya,
Uyeno,
Hfrta,
rotals
Po.it, ...51
SHerss
Resetter,
Bli,
Hckett
DdDf,
Jaiazack, ....4
Johnson,
Totals
innings:
Art a?
If
p
yt
C
"...
If
AB R H SB
rf
Hi 3b
3b.
lb
24
PO
cf
4,
lb
3b 2b
2b ......
34
runs by
4
3
5
4
4
2
2
3
8
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
1
0
0
2
0
3
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
O 40
27 12
Jafenese 1,0
Base ....1
13i--8
Base hits ....0
10
bat runs,.
V innings off Iwata; home run,
LPeft; three-bas- e hits, Kersetter,
;a; two-ba- se
K. Araki; eacrtfice hlts, Mura-s-hi
Iwati; hit pitcher, T. Mori-y- ai
a; bases on balls; off
wata' C. Moriyama 2; struck
by Johnson by Iwata by C.
1; passed ball. Um-
pire Joy. Time of game, 1:34.
nun
j
68;
Ties and
Four
at
of
be he of
to.
game at
In Hawaii, Heinrtch MX,U PleJd Filipinos
Hawalis on before
to an to
enough them
the
experts are
at
on
.large at Scho- - or
followed
on
rounded,
MEXICO
Mexican
markets.
KiAraki,
bunts, and this
pints two runs. Marcial. Luis and
BenV played good ball for- - the Fill-pind- s,
while Smith; and Cabral did
goo work for the HawailaV The Ha-wat- is
win play their next gam
against the Asahis and the
in the Louis team
of took 77, having on 7.
sixes
25 nt0JU,
and then played niblick --JxTT
the
he In
game
Bell's
game
course
Is of
of
putting
at
in
In
is in
in
Tan,
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.1
02
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cf
at
4,
1,
9,
Petit
tc
on
on July
on
at
lo
14
Beny, lb
Garcia.
Boni, 3b
Basio,
Delfln, 2b-r-f
Inn
Planas,"
Totals
Smith, 2b
Cushlngham, 3b.
White,
Kaftia, ef
CabrleU'ss
Mahaulu.
Palea, lb
Pooa, rf
Moniz,
Totals
10
OJl
to
ABRBHSBPO E
35
0
0
0
HAWAIIS
ABRBHSBPO A-- E
0-I- I
0.
10
in
B.
In
18
of
2b
'2
0-- 4
24 14
02'
0.
fr'
0
0
2
3
4
3
0
2
5
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
9
A
2
3
2
2
2
0
2
R H A E
0 0
1
0
0
4
0
3
5
1 0 0 6
3
6
4,
I
A
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3 2 2 S
0
0 1
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0- -
0
0
3
0
3
1
1
4
4
1 4
2
0
0
0
0
4
7
0
5 2
a' 2
31 4 2 27
Hits and runs by innings:
Filipinos 0 0300020 03
Base tilts ....0 0 2 0 0,1 0 04
Hawaiis 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 xx 6
Base hits ....0 0 10 110
Two-bas- e hit Boni; sacrifice hit
Marcial Abases on balls, of White 5,
off Basio 3; struck out by White 9, by
Basio 5t wild pitch. White; passed
balls, llahaulu, Batong. Umpires,
Jackson and Walker. Time of game,
h. 25 ra.
WITHINGTON. COACH.
IN U. 8. SERVICE
MADISON. Wis., June 8. Dr.
Paul With'ington, coach of the.-- f
University of Wisconsin football
4- - team, has enlisted in the Boston
Base Hospital Corps' of the. Red
Cross and has announced that be
4- - would not return, to this city
should the university decide to .4- -
play conference football.
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BOHBOPAT
P0ST0WJULY4
Chaplain FeaJy Will Stage Pro-
gram Which Will-Includ- e
Boxing and Wrestling
Preparations are nearly complete
for the huge smoker that is to com-
memorate ; the lilst . annlrersary of
the signing of the Declaration of In-
dependence on July 4, at Schofleld.
The principal entertainers are to be
selected from the, best men among
th land and sea forces of Uncle Sam
on doty in Oahu,: among whom may
be mentioned Harry Sandlofer of B
Battery, 9th F. A.; Forrest Peyton,
Department Hospital; Johnny Martin,
Fort Shatter; 1. Wi Dewty, U. S. S.
Alert; Leo Houillon. Fort Shatter; Cy
Sprague, Pearl Harbor; Corporal
Scott 2d lafantry and Albert Weiss,
A Battery, 9th F.Artillery. Several
thousands of gtesta are expected to
avail themselves of the 'invitation of
the Schofleld' Athletic clab, so that
the big ball park ia likely to be crowd-
ed to its utmostvcapacity. The Cav-
alry band has prepared a special menu
of sweet strains. No admission fee
will be askedi although any one who
may wish to pake a donation. to the
new post gynnasium will find that
Chaplain Feay will not be bashful
about accepting it The fund has now
gone above tie 16000 mark.
has been stated on good
ity that Young Santell and-so- of
his friends are
audience with
their wrestlini
fair is to be
will lack noni pep-o- f
affalL
MAJOR
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
New York
LEAGUE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Louis
Philadelphia
Fort
(Not
16.)
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author
AMER
special
work whole
RESULTS
YESTERDAY
Won Lost
....j37 25
33
31
.....
33
24
21
LEAGUE
41 24
3Si'29
34
YESTERlhVS REStLTS '
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rincfniti -- PltUhnrr f '
hnr 1 B
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Brookiyn-fBrookly- u PhlladeI
1. I - - :x-Americ- an
Leagfe
4.
ClevelandVCleveland Chicago
Louis-Detro-it
GA3 TODAY
National
Boston York.
Philadelphia Brooklyn.
Cincinnati atChlcago.
Louis ktsburg.
American '.Leas ':J
Chicagaat ChreUmd.v
32d
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of ift 4 t
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It
tne
yet
the
38
Pet.
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3i
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36 37 .493
23 .459
35 .407,
42
:AN Won Lost Pet
43 24 .642
y.C31
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23
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39
38
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At Pitts- -
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At 3,
phia g
At 5,
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4
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at St Louis. : . ' V
New' York. Joston 3? Zt
Washington s PhfladelphlaJ, r:
H0V TJEY STAND i u.
OAHU SEVIce' LEAGUE'
Inantry
All-SU- rs
Inantry
Ruger
1
Louis
Braves .
Asahis -- .
McKiniey
Healanis
Hawaiis
Chinese -
Filipinos "
NATICNAL
ACIF
COMMERC
- including
Electric-Servic-e
Coombs
Mutual . ......
Service First ..
Spalding . . . .
Star-Bulleti- n . .
Reach .
oWrks
Advertiser . ..
Scores
entertain
burely
fessional
National
Detroit
... 5
b5
V,
Hawaiian Electric!
Schuman
Hamm-Youn- a
exhibition
AGUE
Mutui
Reach
: and ...
vJ-nesariTala-by-F-
lev , eiL
'
vast
. .
.
39'
:
4
....?3f
l Lost ; Pet
- A r0
22
"y
,
91
5,
at
1.000
i5 Mil
WonvXoet
V .5 i '.1:833
hJ.A ,. L'; .g0O
i 4 '1. r 00
f 3
: 2
. 1
: 1
;;4f;"A333
'4;" 500
s'i .167
LtAGtiE. '
rotested Hawaiian
list game of June
6
5
4
4
3
3
.j
2
2
4
6
5
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L
1
2
2
2
ad
3
3
4
4
5
Coombs? 4, Telephone 3.
Schuman 2, Elecfcs 0.
7,
Pet.
.857
:714
.667
.600
.500
.400
.333
.333
.167
.167
Service First 14hn Hamm-Youn- g
Spaldin6
STOCK EXCHA SEMEN
FiRST OF ' 005S TO
ENTER IAGDAD CITY
- LONDON, Eng-fembe- re of; the
London Stock cke went the
f to. enter --Biad.' The stock--!
brokers heaclby one of their
Dr. Withinaton is one of most prominent aaberai ' now a
hits, Wah Han 2; hit b pitcher, Mark--' the most famous of "Honolulu , major in. their mentor The .
ham; bases on balls, qff Tsukiyama boys" in mainland athletics. He members qi tne Kaange assemwec
2;. struck . out by Ttalyam L byl-4-.i- s the. son of Attorney and Mrs. ( tne noor tue oir .day, were tow
Markham 7. by Ku 5 ball, f D. L. Withington., 'U f the exploits or. r younger ntisi
KurisakL Umplesr. Jacln Wal- - & , i; ; .
ken Time game I:i 4-- f tf f
The"
.333
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f';:
25th
'
LEAGUE
3
Wonost
JT77
Won
rPct
.667
firt
ItrooRs
were
Paul
older
on
Marshal Lord
O
.VI:.
ES TO MM
Billy Miles Will Take -- Fast)
Team Over to Meet Strong
Teams of Garden Isle : j
Representative players of the lnter --
scholastic league will leave Honolulu '
thla afternoon for Kauai, where the !
All-Stude- nt team will meet the Card an
Isle tossers. John B. Fernandes Is
arranging for the trip, and Billy Miles
will manage the squad while on Kauai. ;
Kan Leong, the peppery catcher of ..
the McKiniey team will not make the
trip. Lam; Wing of St Loula haa '
been selected by Miles as the substi-
tute. Tsukiyama Kauhane and Kan
Leong were slated to go along,' but I
Kauai only guaranteed fares -- for 12
men. ..V,,.
The commercial houses of the city
are giving out suits to the players. V
These suits will be worn at Kauat
The business houses not yet furnish
lng suiU are requested to bring the
uniforms to. the boat thla afternood
before 5 otlock.
The following players win make the
trip, Wid Affonso will represent the 1
Advertiser and Sun Hung and George
Haneberg are tne Star-Bulleti- n corre-
spondents. ::':---
William E. Mnea. St Louis, man-
ager: ChubbT KurV Rf Tui1a
catcher; Sleepy Baldwin ' Punahou,
pitcher; Herman Markham," St Louis,
pitcher; Nushlda, McKiniey pitcher;
Lai Sinn St Louis, first base; George
Haneberg. St Louia, second base:
Taijiro Mlyahara; McKiniey, third
base; You Bun Hee, St Louis short-
stop: Tsune Iwanaga. McKmley, left
field; Philip Chun, Chew,1 St Louis,
center field- ,- Sunn-Hung-
,
Mills, right
field; Robert Lam Wing; St Louis,
utility. ; 1 ; ; . ,
The players and the suits which
will be worn are aa follows: Lai Sin,
Coombs; Chun Chew, Schuman; Yoa
Bun; Honolulu Iron 'Works; Nushlda,
Reach: Markham. Arfvftrttanv. rvi.
win, von Hamm-Ybung- ;l Iwanaga,
epaiamg; : Haneberg and Sun Hung,
Star-Bulleti- n: : KurUavf 1S71 f I 4 l
Electric; Mlyahara, Mutual Telephone.
oum uua v mg uernceFirst
COAST LEAGUE
j
,
v Won Lost Pet
San Francisco 52 35 '
sajt Lake .......... 45. 27
Los ; Angeles 41 42
Oakland a ......i 42 p 43
Portland I. ...;..V.V 37 ? - 45
Vernon
' J
34 49
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,494
".410
Ysstaroae Results t, 'v.'" ; ,
At Ran I7Vnnfv- - Qm vm.-mi- a
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Francisco 4. : , j ;
At Vernon Portland 4,- - Vernoa 4
fcalled In ninth Inning); .Vernon 5,
Portland 4. ... - -
fAt Salt LakeOakland 3, Salt Lake
2: Salt Laka 6. nalanit S -
Games Tomorrow " - :j,.- - '; v:- - v'J'
Portland at 8alt Lake. .
:
Oakland lt-T.n- a Anra1a . V '
Vernon at San Francisco.
- m sa a
ENGLANti FLANS TO
:59S
x .PflOMOTEVELFAHE,
ffcffHEALTH OF BABIES ;
LONDON. En2.Onft thonanfl huhv
shows' and perambulator parades will
be part of a great national camra? m
to be held In England during the first'
week of-Ju- ly to 'promote the health
and welfare of babies.-- ;
. r : - .
Mayors, medical- - officer of health
and town .clerks in. 2Z0 districts will '
cooperates with National Baby
Week Council, which is promoting the
ShOWS Lord ''Rhcmdrt 1 cBafrnun r,t
the council which includes members cf
tnecabinet doctor, and aocial .work- - -
tin' each1 bttha 4?50 district '".there
Wei-b- e a'' mothcrcraft and baby wel :
fare'exfilbilion with comDetitions. anJ
about;; 40 sections, devoted to every
feature of baby rearingr.'r.There wUl be
a flrstaid. section, .showing how to -
aeai ,wrnn ,numps, cuts, burns,; chil-
blains and other infantile troubles.
HAVE HIT ON PLAN ;
:
m SAVE STEAMERS
tm- FROM SUBMARINES
"
IBy AMMlatod rtM ;
v
NEW YORKr N. Y To save steam-- :
ers from destruction by. submarines.
expertinents have been made off th o,
Atlantic coast in the reduction of vlsi- - :
bility of - vessels by new methods of
painting, their hulls, it la announced
The; results,- - it is claimed,;' show that
this, vessels' when, painted by the . new
method cannot ; be seen "more than T
abont half the distance at which theyT '
would ' het visible if nafnted in th
ordinary manner of the New York
Yacht', Club. The new ;v method --j ot
painting was not made public;? V
HXiiImanGo.
.Vtfpwelry and Soivenirs ;
1112 Fort r
V 5
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