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nvnNiNa bulletin. Honolulu, t. h., tiiuiisday, july tr., 1909.
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runs because do 'empire Is no use,
see?"
'There was nothing doing in the
fifth nnd-slxth, but the Governors
made one In the seventh nnd tied the
tcore. Then what sort of a pande
monium broke loose; huts nnd bats
went up In. the nlr nnd there was
no chance of hearing; the mortars be
ing 11 red at Fort linger Just then.
When the Marines went up to bat
In the second halt of tho seventh
they had a do-or-dle expression ton
their (aces. It's this way," rcmark
cd'.QIbson, who was seated on the
bench. "Here Is where something Is
going to happen. Either they go up
In the air or else we do."
Well, tho genial Glbble was cor
rect about a balloon' ascension com.
Ing off, (or the Governors got It
good nnd hard from the first ball
pitched In tho seventh, Ko less thnn
five runs were scored, nnd the half
wets' Bcore then stood at 8 to 3.
Tho result looked' n certainty for
tho Marines then, nnd many of the
One of tho most exciting and at
the samo time amusing baseball
game that ling been plnyed In this
city was brought off at the League
grounds jesterdny afternoon, when
the Marines played tho Governor Is
land team that Is going through to
Manila on tho Thomas.
Some four hundred men, officers
and civilians, Journeyed out to the
ball grounds, and the old grandstand
looked more crowded than It has for
n long time. v
The rooters were there In force,
nnd, not content with yelling them
selves hoarse, hnd brought, fireworks
along, nnd at Intervals the noise was
deafening.
Thero Is always a funny man on
each Bhlp, nnd the Thomas Is no ex
ception, In fnct the transport carries
at least two comedians. ' And they
did not do a thing to tho Marines In
tho Joshing line, oh, no!
"What, that guy mnke first; not
on your llfo. He's been too long In
tho tropics to be nble to raise n trot,"
nnd remnrks of that sort dealt out to
I he half-wets, who, In turn, would
all combine to stare nt n soldier as
ho went to bat, and then yell, "Wow!
Another recruit; ain't they got noth-l
ing but kids on this tenm?"
And tho umpire "Phoney" Dn-i
vis, "Esq. had n fine time. Coo;
why, when ho was not being sur-,
rounded by a yelling mob of Ma-l
rlnes, the other tenm were putting
In their best licks endeavoring to
prove that some decision was wrong.
Yes, "Phoney" buto hart a gieat'tlme
of It, and In trying, to even things up
after mnklng a mistake, nlways got
Into more hot water with ono team
or the other.
The rooting was a thing of Joy,
nnd It out locM stiirSyat that line of
business (Would have been at the
grounds they would have learned a
thing or two about how to boost a
sido along. It was1 unique, and an
cyo opener to tho (ew Honolulu citi
zens who wcro present.
Tho Thomas nlno nil turned out
in uniform marked '..'Governor's is
Innd," nnd Inquiry elicited the. fact
that although the team as const!'
ttitt'rt yesterday had, not played to
gether for almost a year they had
all at one time been stationed nt the
post near New York which Is known
V, . , . i v The catcher for the Marlnti, who did
The llrst threo Innings yesterday) '
wore productho of no runs, nnd tho, oood work In yesterday', gam. at
game looked bs If It were going to., th. Leacue grounds. (
be a vory closo one. Hlnes wus hold- !
i??,.,h:.?.0"J !:.t:,?J? 'TUctutors wended their way towards
nect with his curveti. Anderson.
ANDER80N
who has been In tho hospital for
some time, past, resumed his old po
sition ns catcher, and, considering
thnt he,felt far from fit, did remark
ubly well. Ills t hi owing to second
wus splendid, and he got rid of two
men In that manner.
Dunn ,the pitcher for the Thomas,
did well up to the fourth, when ho
was hit up for three runs by Davis,
Gibson and Anderson. Sutton, who
did tho catching, played n good game
up to tho time, he Injured his hand
In stopping a hard throw from first,
Tho first scoro was made In the
fourth by the Thomas team, when
they got two men 'homo. At least
tho umpire gave ono of the men who
scored us sufe at first, when he
should hnve been out, and shortly
afterwards sent another to, the bench
for cutting bases as ho ran
thero was u heated argument tor
about ten minutes, In which both
teams became Involved, Tho Ma
rines kicked nbput tho man being
called safe at llrst, nnd the Governors
howled becnube ono of their men
had been put out for cutting cor
nets. ,
However, penco was onco moro re
stored, and the game proceeded, for
a while without any more trouble
Tho Marines made three runs in
their fourth nnd were then one run
uhend; there were very few rootors
on hand for tho Marines, but a smaJl
nowsboy did his best to liven things
up a bit. His remarks woro to tho
point; "Youso can't tieat tie Ma
lines; why, doy nre d champecnu
of Honolulu. Youse onty got do two
MIAM
tho cais. They were mistaken In
their guess, as things begnn to hap
pen In the eighth, when the Gover
nor hit up no less than thcee runs,
to the great delight of their sup
porters. That made the score 8 to
C In favor of the Marines, and when
tbpv went mi to bat there was a
! marked air of exnectancy about the
nine In the Held. However, except
ing another blarney about an alleged
balk, and yet another dispute re a
man running out of the box to swat
a ball, there wps nothing doing, and
tho 'Murines did not add to their
scoio. The Governors also went out
one, two thro In tho ninth, and there
wub no need for the Marines to go to
bat again.
The game ended In favor of the
Murines by a score of 8 to 6, and
the Joy of the half-wets was su-
T,en ureme. It was a nno game to watch,
tunil tnero Wfia Buim-imiili uuiU6 mi
the time. When tho teams were not
playing ball there was always' a cir
cus of somo kind going on, nnd tho
spectators were kept amused one
way or the othor.
Tho llno;up of both teams was as
follows: Marines Hajes, 2b; Gaw,
ss; Call, 3b; Davis, cf; Gibson, If;
Thompson, rf; Anderson, c; Hlnes,
p.; Williams, lb. Tiunsport Thomas
Hnlplnc, 3b; Sutton, c; Salinger,
If; lleckor, tb; Conway, cf; Fleming,
ss;, Lnne, rf; I'ryor, 2b; Dunn, p.
Ten and fifteen cent, admission
wns charged at the gates, and quite
a decent umouiit was netted. There
is no Houbt of tho popularity of
baseball among tho soldiers nnd sail-
!oru of this city.
wot:
Base BU.
July 18: ' Opening of Oahu
llnseball League.
July 18: Alea vs. Walane.
July 2S Ewa vs. Alea.
FUtio.
(Star Theator)
July 24. Sullivan vs.
Cordell.
(Orpheum)
Juy 24: McCollough vs..
Wahllanl and other bouts.
Polo.
July 24: Oahu vs.
Fifth Cavalry.
GoU
Aug. l: Mclnerny Cup
Cricket.
July 24: Bishop & Co. vs.
Davis ft Co.
July 31:' H. C. C. vs.
Scotchmen.
Kctchel-Papkc Go
Was A Close Thing
From the accounts of the Papke
Ketchell fight that came to hand by
the Thomas, It appears that Stanley
broke his right hand in the seven
teenth round, and had to content
himself with throwing In his left
whenever possible.
Later on Kctcholl knocked his
thumb out, and after that the fight
seems to hove been nothing more or
less than a hugging match. When
the decision was given In favor of
Ketchell, Pnpke was much astonish
ed, nnd In an Interview later stated
that he considered he had won the
fight. .
Ketchcll's claim to tho title of
Assassin" seems to be pretty well
exploded, and his chanco of becom
ing n world's champion heavyweight
very slim. "Dearie" ahould have no
trouble In disposing of both Ketchell
nnd Papke In the same ring, one
down the othor to come.
It Is about time these 1E8 po'und
men got wise to' the fact that it takes
a phenomenal man of their claas to
stand up against 200 pounds of fight,
hs represented by Lll Arth, but what
does Ketchell. care about thitt fuel
as long ns the loser's end of tho
purse goes his way?
According to the reports to hand
Ketchell tired In the first few
rounds, and In the third was looking
bad. Evidently there was soino
truth In the rumors of high living
that wero circulating around tho
"Assassin," who failed to Injure
Papke, much less kill him.'
Ketchell floored Papko In tho
tenth round, but MUy quickly Jump
ed to his feet once more. In the Uxt
round Papke rushed In and clinched.
The referee separated them am'
they at once clinched again. The
referee was busier than either 'of
the lighters right through this
louml. The latter half of the last
tound was occupied In hanging on,
with Ketchell doing all the punch
ing he could. Roche, the referee,
had to drug the men apart at the end
of the fight before he could raise
Ketchelly's hand In token of succcst..
Just where Ketchell stand, with
regard to Jack Johnson should now
be fairly plain to everybody, and,
barring a frame up as to the number
of rounds Stanley will be allowed to
stay with the negro, the scrap should
be all over In a couple of rounds. Let
these middles stick to their own
class and leave the big fellows to
scrap It out umong themselves.
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VALUABLE ONE
for Infants and Children.
What is Cast or ia?
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PHONE 109. t 4 .
The following letter, to the Promo
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treasurer of the Star Drilling and Ma
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Interest:
"I have your favor of tho 19th and
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white there visited your building unci
spent considerable time In looking
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obtnlned considerable Information io
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the exhibit. The fact of tho matter U
that 1 became so much Interested In
the exhibit that I hope, upon my next
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time to visit Hawaii."
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Picture Frames
Beautiful made-up frames in oval, round, square and
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