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for r.o; : lr. r-2 the game went into
tta tenta aj , Rcsario mac!e a
pretty catch, c I -1 lurakaml's Ey, aad
then . Cakal, . Yamoshlro and EcoiiiJ
eioe'.cj ta-th 5 infield and threa nea
were hugins-the sacks after llaesake
bad flisd CKit.to Lec. and then Yoshl
kawa bit a hard' drive over eecend
basa. which was tagged fdr a real hit
To 3 runaera ; started for home, aad
EOm'eone' yelled, 'There goes your old
ball , game," but Ecsario came in fast
andVith one lunge picked the ball off
bi3 shoe tops, and saved the .day. It
was -a great catch. ; ';iC:::i--J:,-':.
. I.Ir. Ecsario once agaia , butted into
the proceedings via the last of the
tenth, and scored a .clean "single. Then
Llaoeake weakened and gave Nelson
a fat cae, and the blonda haired hurler
eent It to the Jongs for , two bases
and Ecsario remained on third. -
The c:- H.t ; ;', r?;-.- - :
Then ; O'C .Uivrar, who weighs.. Just
about twioa as much as JIaesake,.the
!?tt!a burier, marched to the plate with
.'.3 bluicox: Oa the first two .'trips'
ta tha plata ha.faned to locate the
toll, and ca the next - two journeys
v. ;nt cut ca Eles. This time Maesake
Cll not uae bl3, cuaaias; and bi3 Ured
arm sent over a slow out curve and
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Works E' ",'.- . .';.r---V- .' ' '
Comes Next Cunday:;:.': '-'
rtar-Eulletia vs. Advertiser at' Moi
mil, 9.: a, ex. . ' - - jSi.cte- -v
Hawaiian'' Electrics. '-Vs.' Iron Works
ct Mciliili, 10:30 a, in.'";: --.- -'
Spalding, vs. Coombs et Athletla
: Scbuman Vs; Reach "at Athletic park,'
l0:co.a, m.'..' "-,' .: -:.j.: ;:! " :,:-..;.'
Cchuman'Wins &VX::f'-''S;C?:-''
' Johnny "Williams, the". ex-Detrcit
hurler; was too much tor, the Ctar-Enl?
letia team ca Cunday at HzZ'M Ed,
and the Schrmoa Carriage Ccmr'tay.
E3.uai wca out by. a sccre cf 4 15 1.
The came wa3 well played, enly a few
errors being charged ;np against, the
two tcam3. ' . tV,-' -v..-, '?..'.:' : : -.
rirooa opposed Williams 'and pitch
el rood ball throughout. .The hittir.g
cf Hanebergywa3 the : feature cf t .3
gam?, together with' the pitching cf
Wi:::axns.r The Ctar-Eulletln lafieU
lived up to it3 reputation by handling
all chances without an error. , -Let
There Ce LI;ht . . .
Havrolian ' Electric Company -was
beatsa la . the ; sixth .inning , of their
ram a with the voa Hamm-Young Com
pany team at Moiliill Sunday, Irut ral
lied end scored six: runs in the sixth
and .two runs in the . seventh, which
W03 caough to win."' r ". . . .-', . ' '''
- Neleoa and ' Hosea: pitched 'for -the
Electrics, and Harkhara ; andv Searla
were caUhe mound for the automobile
mea. Voa Hamm-Young bad the
gama well ia hand la the early la
cing:, but poor fielding ca the part of
the team gave the light men the game,
rituals First fl- ! -f.':-;-':V'-;'v'
.. The ..Mutual " Telephone .-Company
team downed the Advertiser yester
day mornins at. Athletic park by a
seers cf 4 to 0. ; HIcGowan cf the Ad
vertloer pitched good balb holding the
Uutuala to ' four hits, ? but - errors by
hi3 team mates gave the Mutuals the
game. Plada and -Williams also pitch
ed good ball for the Mutuals.' --
The Service : First team v walked
away w from . the Iron .Works in the ;
game "af Athletic park, giving the Ser
vice Flrst crew a good chance for the
race to date.-.A.':')V,') ?v;";-:f'-:
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,'" (SrHl Etir-BuUetin CoiTMMndrae) -SCHOFIELD
BARRACKS, May, 20.
The standing cf battery . teams -. in
the 1st Field Artillery League np to
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Honolulu: : LcanubSYounnctcrs
;Staa3 Dcuhlchoador at Ath
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HONOLULU LEAGUE l
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St. -: Louis .
Chinese
Japaneea
Portugueos
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Won-
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2.
Lost
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tu:::-..3 Jul-.3 at
day aftorneoa by. a t'ore cf 4 tal. In
the tenth inning tha Ef. Lcui3 Uaon
mad3 .threa runs eff D. 'Jcoeph, th3
pitcher for the Portuguese. '. The Jap
anese Juniors wen from the Chine sa
Juniors by a 5 to 4 sccre.
The Portuguese scored 'one run la
the first inning and held the load un
til . the sixth, when the St Loui3
team scored cne" run; Ct : Loui3 hit
Joseph hard la the ninth and scored
threa run3, which was enough to win.
Hcke was bit fairly hard throughout
tha game,, but 1 the Portuguese could
not score. -- ' ' v
; -Kaopua,Tnman, Johnson and Hoke
were the heavy hitters, for the Saints,
and John CrneIIa3 wa3 he leading
Portuguese : bwatter. 'Eacpua .-.-.rad
Johnson played 'poor ' fielding gan,:.
The -Chinese.' team waa away off
form and allowed the Japanese-team
Eul was hit
:-a found: for
a victory - ca Sunday,
hard, and Iwata- wo-
Eina hlt3, but tha 'Chinese team Iaek
ei'liro, cr.d the ,'Jaoaneoa rushed
through ' to victory.'.- Pul and . Akana
huflod for the Chintoe.' ,
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Kaopua, 3d. . .... 5 ; 2 X 2 02 : 5V2
Janssea, 2h 3 0 1 .0
Swan, S3 , 3 l. ; 0
Inman, c 5 - 0 2
Williams, cf 3 0'';'I
Jchnsoa, rf i.... 5: 0- 2
Erito, lb 4 0 . 0
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Earboza, If . i ... 5 0
Simao, tb .'. .. ;4 1
II. Ornellas, cf 4 : 0
Perry, lb ' 4 0
J. Ornellas, 2b 1;
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v Score by innings 1 : ':'-. ": ;' .'
St. Loui3 . .. .0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3-f4
Ease hits ..0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 310
Portuguese . .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Ease hits'. ;2 0 12 0 0 2 0 0 0 7
. Summary: Home run Kaopua. fwo
base bit3 Perrr. Hoke. Sacrifice hits
Janssen, Williams, Ai' Joseph, ? lie
deircs.' Sacrifice fly Williams. Hit
by pitched ball Perry.: Double, plays
D. Joseph to J. Ornellas to Perry; D.
Joseph to Perry to Simas; Janssen to
Brito to Janssen. Bases on balls-Off
and incbTding Satcrdiy; May, 19vds asia joseph 4, off Hoke 3: Struck out
follows
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Headriuarters
A-Battery
C Battery,.
D Battery
Won Lost 1 Pcti
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3k,.'.2 v COO
2 00
4 i W:
E BaUery 4.;.;i...i 2v3'.;: 400
R Battery ?.V.; 'CiXttietQ
B Battery i'r.1 7:4 ;V- 200
What with a generons- deal of rainy
days and a more liberal dole of labor
"down on the farm, few games have
been played lately, but It Is expected
that the first third of the regimental
series will , be v concluded during the
early' part of this weelc.k-..,:-'-; v;'s
:i Governor Albert E. Sleeper; of illch-'
Igan, decided to send a " special mes
sage to the Legislature asking for au
thrrity to 'borrow 3,CC0,GCa to e-Hp
By D."-Joseph 6; by Hoke 4. -Passed
ball A Jos eph, v Umpire Barney Joy.
Time 1:37. -r'i , v-;
t''''X5-:APANESE.,:-.i-iCi
AB R BH SB PO AE
Murashige. cf .V." 4 ' 0 ; 1 'O JU :o
T. - Mamlya,' -ssw ii Q?-kQ?;t"t'-;l
YamaguchL' 3b ..' 5-2 -. 2.. 0 0 V3, 0
C. Morlyama, c-''. , 312r'l -1 X'C 0
IE Mamlya, 2b 5v- J 2 O; 2' 2r .0
T. Morlyama,' lb. 3; 0 0 .- 0 10 -; 0 , 0
S. Uyeno, If ..... 4 0 0 0 2- 040
S. Araki, rt'.:..;v;.4.lV,10 ' 0 v 0 O
Iwata, p . ;. .... 4'. O 0 - 0 '.!.' 4 ?, 0
v"TN3taIa ;Sivilf.27h C i
-t.'- :. ':. " CHINESE ';t-v-.!-.:j-','v:.
;. -'i',; AB RBH SB POA- E
Kai Luke ss 'Vvr't 3 vl n i. .4.. 3 1 0
Yea Chiact ..v; 5 0: 1 0 :l 0 5 O
Yin. lb . ......3 "1-12 11 0 0
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Crinza Pitches Great Ball, Hcldinn Infants Sccrc!:c3 fcf EI'v.t
SJnningsnachav AI:o Fiich.d in;Gccd Fc:h;:o, Cut V.": z
Found5 at Risht Tim: Di:::p and Una Akam Lr ' h
Hitting in Gams Flayed C:f:ro UCD F::p!3 at C;j :::
(S?eUl Ctu-S-snt!a Coirrpoa4iaei)
s SCHOFTELD BAJULCK3, May 23.
Aa expeditionary force started from
Honolulu yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of Icartarlngr-,, the : baseball
stronghold of Schofield. The invaders
consisted of the : All-Staf nine, com
manded by -General-. Henry Chilling-
worth, and staff consisting of several
auto loads of the more rabid fans of
Honolulu. The problenv ccnfrcntlng
the attacking part was - to gain pos
session : of the sector -.shared with
the 32nd Infantry, la " other - words
gala undisputed-possession, of second
place la the ? Oahu-Service League.
The-Infants, 1 though badly handicap
ped by the absence of several vete
ans, i who were included : la casualty
lists of recent engagements, felt con
fident ; they could told .their: owa
against the attackers. However, when
the smoke of the battle cleared away,
it found the All-Stars reposing la the
coveted position, victory perching oa
their .banner aft-r.'a desperate battln
by. the score' of 5 to J:. ,
Ela' Crowd but '':' vv5 :"'.
'I Fifteen hundred fans turned out t
witness the game anl were rewarded
by seeing a sterling; game of base
ball, and wkiha the Ail-Stars grabbed
the long end, .the ' game wwas not Iced
until the last aian ou the Infants
side was out la. tha ninth Inning, for
the infants threatened to wia 'ia ths
ninth frame, staging a magnlAcent
rally, which was enuffed after thre3
runners had dented the rubber, a-qu?3-tionabla
decision by the field umrlre,
with two on and two out, putting tha
kibosh; oa ;the Infants' chances and
dampening the ardor of the partio-.ns
of the baby rcgiraenL- " v
r A two weeks diet cf. fish and poi
would fill Cut the fiame cf. Manager
-Hank- of, the - All-Stars- and former
followers: cf major "loagua t-oeroll
might recognize la ;the . astute l:a-:r
of the Stars' aa . exact :; Ukenee3 c!
Hughey."' Jennings ct tha Tig-ra.
"Hank" ta3-tha -rime caror3 vro:n
near tha ccaehir Unt3 ci tl i Ir ' r
next Sunday - af terrcca at C:o.r 1
and the way the All-Ctars ara : . :r -this
should ; be aa Interests z r -" J
and might result in some chaoga la
standing ct teams ia tha loagu3. Th r
All-Stars have made a favcrabls
pressioa ca the fans la their two vl; z
to v the pcsf.aad -''mcnoter crcr. 1
should be ea : band to- ;witneo3 thj
encounter;. .-'.: --. ' - ; .
The AI1-C tart cade cae run Ii V: '
second Inning. Akana beating cut :
slow one to Chief, who b : tvr 1 th 3
ball to the bleachers, Akana tr::::o :
to second ca.the peg. UcCavIa sacri
ficed Akana to third, from whrnca hj
scored cn Lj-nch's rafety ta lo!L Th j
An-Stars gralted
the' fourth, . when
tJ
center, Dunlip's crack ta right t::.l-
ing Maddls to third, Akana hlltlrg a
slow one to Eo
j wr.a
to
catch the maa ath:.ae, t .t thrrv to?
high,- Th!3 unsettled : far a
mcmrnt,' MoCivia Eiro'Ilag. Th!j
placed three ca Ihs patl. t ::- '
settled down, causing Ljn:h ty : 3,
a mga one cac:t cr sacrt. whiea I. ..j
squelChed, Mashaw thea i
Eriaza aad Eice la order.
One more run was anner: I
All-Ctars la ;the . fifth, wh:n
beat out a slow , ens to Chi
heaved the r. Ill ta th3 tan "
ramhIInT ta the seeonl.t;.
ing t ir J, and scoring ca Eor..
ta thirds Two more r.rrh
: - - c
I.- :
'I
:y tha. All
3 la
for their final r-n3 cf th3 -
dropped cn3 ia front c? th
which Euehlonl thre to r: '
Erinea stroll: I, crnd'o-r Lvnoh
end, tha laitor reaching thh :
paooed ball. Ilieo to; ; -1 c 3
shaw, wha nalhri Lynch at th
Erinra taking thiol col r.;-3
ca tha r'.iy. J.II th: i : : a -er
t3 left EclJ anl .h. ::.
rily.J-ggloi th? : hi
ll:! home.- Ilcll'i' t .:;
3 Loci
cf Det3
tha la
r.:r.::l
1
;n n c:
t'
vala ia
hog th?
1.
' -Eclnra r-n . f'o't-a by- Ch-'"-worth
03 hurler, and filled tho exf
taticn3cf b'.3 manager. Th3 burl
was there. with tha rocd3 z
today'3 gome, dialing but t
being moot El;:ord:y ".vith t'
the first six Inn:n3. Chief L:
only cue ta rroeh Erst via th?
route. Ha e'o v;I Cz art: r t'
frame and th. a Infant3 to- l: c
in the seventh and another ii
Erinza '.prc.atly . . l-r:..i a
which wai ret ta lot dowdfwbca :
ing faa Izronto, for they-foil v.; -a
la the ninth aid threat:: -1 ta
the fruit3 cf a 'welL earned oito:
cf labor,' ann?nlng t: oa tils o
many runs ia that si: .ei. In i 1 .
to being stingy with- hit3, Erl-:a
almost . perfect : control, walking
cna man, and Li o'.Etloa ca
eleven tatter3 cf tha "2a J
fantry'ta punctura tha.c-ooo. Z
tea anl Eall3.b-:ng Uciaaoi ai
that ruoahcr and Leucg consi-ercl
lenolog batters cf th3 C2nl. r e
Gavin caught- h:3 usual - good f ..-".3
and did not rorr.it many libertl ? cn
the tow lines. Danlap and Akar.i feat'
ured .with tha willov, r "dlog their
averages with twA slng-w3 apiee3.
Lynch,
eo:y ce
th3 Et:
ton r:
third.
CUt3.'h
ci.: i -ta
i.:t.
Ch':! -thVr-:.1.
Ilaeel
t
cot t;
13 end
. h 3 c :
-I : -. 1
tha 111 c
I:
. mm - t
-v
In E:o
'"'
l'
Ch
t' 3
1 2
0
0 1
3 1
Lyman. Akana anl. Lynch perpetrated Eucklani. c. ..... .
steo'3, tha former being credited with j McDonald, cf.
.two." Maddi-v Eyman. Dunlo? and jEirattca, 11.
McGavia played u brilliant defeneiie tHallv "1
o i -
chance3
c:oi
r -
played
game, " accepting ; numerous .
without a slip. " ;h: .
Mash3W Pitch :d - '
llaehaw pitch: 1 for- t
Infantry and ' whila not b.i, for a
great number Of bingle3. it v03 hl3
mi3 fortune to have the tingl-3 co:a3
ia bunches. - The AH-riars soahed him
for eight slzgl 03 durh.g the couroa of
the matinee and sharp fielding la sev
eral instances, cut off Other apparent
ly'safa drives. Mashaw breezed nine
cf the Stars and walked two. Buck
land wore the windpad and big;: mitt
and was a busy man during the after
nocn, bandling. twelve chances. Ilol
lia was the leading swatter for th
infants, garnering two singles. Buck
land made the only extra base hit of
the day when he .'. doubled ia the
ninth" and started " the 32nd's great
rally. Chief, -the 'leading slugger - of
the league made ono safety la three
trips to the plate Stratton, Ralls and
Holcomb were the fielding stars for
the; Infantsr 1 ' '.-' r. " ".'
Big Game Sunday o-'W; "-'""-The
All-Stars meet the Wreckers on
i I O I C C t
TT ..it . T
i- - ? i - .
T. ; .. rf. .
1
1
1
C
0
0
0
0
0
0
. V mi
3 6 27 13
0
0
0
.0
0
0
0
0
0
5
1 0
2-
,0
1
0
0
1 1
0
1
Kong, rf ;...... 5 O 1
Leongr -. if ;;':. a .;t:
Akana, p -;'. .. i .. 2 0 O
Chee, ch.'i.i.lv1 5 i'l 2
Pul, p4f 3 10
Al Toon, If ;.-;; u 1; 0 1 0
Tvao. 3b ,.;.i;.4.:: o-o-
Totals ii'Ji;i".37 4 i 9 ;4 21 14 . 3
'J Score' by: Innings:":'' v' ; .- -. " ' : . " h : " '. '
Japanese '-.' Ilv.O OH 1 0 1 2 0 0 S
Base bits ...0,0 1 1 1 2 2 0 18
Chinese .......0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 14
Base hltsU;.l 1,1 0 1 3 0 0 29
- Summary: .27 at bat, & runs, 7 bits
in 6 Innings off PuL Home runs
Yamaguchl, IX "Morlyama.' Two-baso
blts-Kal Luke, Yamagucht Sacrifice
hit T. Morlyama. Hit by pitched bail
C. Morlyama, Ylm. 1 Bases on balls
-Off Pul 2, off Akana 2. Off Iwata 5.
Struck out By Put 2, by Akana 1, by
Iwata h Umpire Barney Joy. Tir?
Totals ...-..'.,
rh Sccre by Innings: ;-''
All-Stars' ; 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 C
lllta .v .0 2 0 2 3 1 0 0 C
22d, Infantry .0 0-00000. 0 0 33
i Hits . .......0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 31
:-V Summary Two-base hit, Euekleenl;
sacrifice hits. oIcCavLi, Euchlcn 1;
stcioa base3, Lymoa 2, Akana, e:
tea, Thompscn; double plays, lloll i
to Lymaa; bases ca ball3, cif i:r!::oi
1, eff Mashaw 2; struck cut, by I.:; lo
ta 11, by .-Maehaw 9;--passe j hel
Backhand, McGavia. . Empire 3,' II -1-lingsworth
and IIayes.1 Time cf gir o,
1 h. 40 m. ? - -,-l. -
PAYS DACK MONEY INVCCTOHS .
h LOST -as his luck r,ZTunr:g
KENOSHA, Wia. Three yeari ara
August Littmana was .superintend or. t
cf a. small factory la Kenosha. 11
urged hl3 friends to get la ca a goo I
thin? and they bought tS3C3 cf t': 3
stock f the company. Then tha co m
pany failed and, the stockholders got
nothing;--5.".- h,?:;; . '.: ' .
: "III .make it. all good some day,"
Littmann told hia 'friendsv "even, if 1
am not liable. :
Today he Is wealthy.-' War crden
for bronze-metals made him .cne r f
the directors of a big ccacern la Mil
waukee. ;He bought up $3333 cf t'-3
dividend paying stock cf the ccmpar
and came to Kenosha and distriout:
It share and share alika to every mo
and woman who boi followed tl :
vice and lave -ted la the TTcr.eoha c 0
pany whichvitecara banhrupt.
r"
v James McGuire cM.'ev
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