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WILBUR ROGAN IS
BACK; WILL HURL
FOR 25TH SUNDAY
Hawaii's Premier Baseball Star
Makes Record on Mainland;
Wants to Beat Crumpler
WILLIAMSON HAS
LOW SCORE; WINS
Wl
HAN TROPHY
Honolulu's Youngest Title Holders POLOISTS
MEET MAUI TEAM
NEXT SATURDAY
w.
R.
R.
P.
Wilbur Rnean. Hawaii's leading
. baseball player. Is back In Honolulu.
'He- atd this morning that he was
mrely ploased to be back in Horto
' lulu, and in rf ady to go In and pitch
' against the AllStars at MoiliilJ Field
. on Sunday.
During his stay on the mainland
Rogan pitched two games, winning
, both. In the first game at Los An-
- geles he slapped a team which had a
. clean string of victories, allowing but
- two hits. While in Kansas City he
pftclied for the Kansas City Giant
i - against the I helrea team, and did not
f allow a hit until the- ninth inning.
Then one of the opposing players
,.- banted the ball and beat it out.
Wants to Meet Crumpler
. Rogan is anxious to oppose Lefty
' Crujapler in a pitcher's duel, and eaid
tula morning that he had learned a
vT lot about the pitching art on the main
land and would be ready to stop the
; All-Stars. He aaked about the team,
ard the local baseball situation, and
' r rood showine thia season. Roran ia . u
: big bobster ior the amateura, and
"was surprised to learn that the Aaahia
: had downed the fast St Louis team. .
Hawail'a leading player was glad to
know that a fast league had been or-
ganlzed, and said that with the pres-
; ent lineups of the teams a good race
- should result. Rogan carried a
big bat along strapped to his suitcase,
and when asked what that was for,
he said that it was plenty long enough
and beary enough to send one over
, the left field ience at Molllili.
' Smith was the only member, of the
25th Infantry to Tislt the sUr pitcher
'this morning as. the other players
were on 4uty. - Smith asked Rogan if
he would pitch -Sunday, and the star
Hurler, promised to be on tie mound
it no military duties Interfered. The
Oabu-Service league is planning on
holding a reception for the premier
diamond star;, which, win be staged
previous to the second game.
William Williamson captured thi
i L - V, 1 . w ft. , V a llMiikman '
Honors in me yiuj iui "
cup at the Oahu Country Club on San
day. He finished the 18 holes In au
even 80. which gave him a net of 48
V. illard (Trace made the best seore of
the day. turning in a 76. Col. Lincoln
and Frank Halstead went around iu
to.
R. G. Hell and R. A. Cooke will be
the finalists in the play for the Stew
art cup, which will be staged soma
time in the very near future. The
I-lay for the President's trophy will
take place on June 17, with a Jargt
number of entries. The results:
WICHMAN CUP PLAY
Gross Net
Williamson 80 &
G. Bell 82 7
B. Booth 81
Rodgera 89
Wlllard Gracs
John Waterhouse 92
Col. Lincoln 80
C. R. Frazier 95
A. Horner 88
Dr. Hooper 88
George Brown 86
80
P. A 99
Howard Grace . ... 6
W. Mclnerny T 102
i William Simpson 92
! A. P. Ewart 93
A. W. Brown. 100
D. H. MaeAda 96
C. S. Weigh't 99
J. F. Fenwick 102
George O'NeU 108
L. E. Davis HI
W. Rice 109
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'BIG FOUR' NOT
10 COME IN
Honolulu's youngest champions taught in the hour of their glory. Trt
Kaiulanl School baseball team, winners of the Grammar School pennani
this year. The players from left to right, back row, are: See Tong, Ah
-)Toona. Sam Hloa. Kam Yau. Tetauo Okasako, captain: Solomon Kenn.
73' John Lee and John Schutte. Lower row Kam Onr John Chai, Lee Chong.
74 Wal Sin, Ah .Wang and Tim Yee. Kaiulanl finished with a percentage of
t 116. winnino. 11 eames and losing one. They beat the Kaahumanu team
74 oat by one game.
77
77
77
79
83
SI
81
S
82
54
84
84
K'i
98
31
31
93
Kauai will send a strong team
against the Maui Tour at Kapiolaai
field on Saturda' afternoon. The
same team h s made the famous
"Kauai finipV t vear. with tho ex
ception of Ja '-ouid. will be in the
lineup. Philip Rice will take the
p!ace of the star back of last year.
James Spalding will play No. I. Ma
lina will be at No. 2. and Charles
Rice will play No. 3 Philip Rice is
an excellent polo player, and many
polo enthusiast believe that Kauai
will down the Maul four which scored
a victory over the Oahus. It is ex
pected that tt? Kauai players will
use the Oahu ponies in the coming
game.
fDis odd "iie
HILO AQUATICS
" ' fgpftrfel &Ur-Bnnt!a 0rrspBfle
OAHU COLLEGE, June. IS. Th
Pun&hou baseball suad enjoyed a
turkey dinner onCoach Bergman last
Mtntnr Aftef lh feed the "O" men
Elected "SleenT. Baldwin to the iI9lS 1 lani crew, and ;inUbat case.aji. exh!
captaincy. , iv " , (bltion race. may be staged at the Hilo
i HiloTnj not entertain i the Big
Four" in .swimming erenU this sea
eon. Word, has been recelted from
Hila that taaimoch : a x Duke and
VStubby, KmgeT'WiU eIn:the boats
6a July 4 ? ther win not ask them
to appeal in Ue anaUc erents,rA
Clarence Lane Ms confined to his
bed with an attack of blood poison
and will be unable to compete, so this
leaves the trip of thr swimmer can
ceed., Joart -Kelflthether member
of the Big Four," may, make the. Hea-
The choice between .Baldwin and
Peters'on was hard to make, but prob
ably the voting "was influenced by the
fact that Pete has already, had one
iraior sDort. captaincy.! track, - 1917.
.Baldwin is popular. Jit knowa ' the J
game well and is sure to make a fine
captain. - He will prove 'the best box
artist in the league next season. l is
- prophesied. ; -.;. .v v--,?-:: -
The banijnet was a - Jolly affair
throughout -After the feed and a aet
of the customary rahs, toasts ; were
proposed and Baldwin, Captain MahJ
koa. Arthur SUterman. Jrank' Mid
klff and Coach Bergman spoke. Each
one felt that the season had been
good especially In the preparation tor
next season's team. : v., y--
L;l TCI Will 00 '
' HIS D1T' FOR u. s.
DliltE TO STROKE
MYRTLE CREW, CLAS8 A
Name ...
Kahanamoku
Gllman .
Boyd ....;......,
Anderson ........ t.
Carter
: ) Position
,...;.8troke y
No. S .
No. 4
No. 8
No. 2
No. 1
Weight
7
1S5
190
170
155
Vr Lai Tin,, well, known Chinese bas
baQ player-who toured: the mainlaad
a . numoer ti .umw wita w., Vfl Uit ackl a and m ember rf:fh- freahma
- haa joined the 3th Regimwt kd. 4 m the Myrtle boat
and expects to leave soon tor thai.. Mn . wnrt n tfi.:.
Duke Kahanamoku will . stroke the
Myrtle senior crew this year. After
two years' practise with the oars the
world's champion swimmer has made
a place in the first . boat at stroke
Duke will go to Hilo with the Myrtles
and will stroke the Class. A crew,
which Corresponds to the senior crew.
Atnerton ' oilman. Aii-Aroaricaa
aii
and expects
front , . - - '
?In a letter to the SUr-Bulletln, the
star-pyer that be has been as
sisting tn , the recruiting In ' Philadel
phia, where he has been employed, an J
has already secured, a number of re
cruits. --Both? Lai "Tin and Dennjr Mark
ham are playing with the Bushwick
team, which is rated as one of the
fastest organizations In the east' Both
players have been making good In the
zms this , season.
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-WAHOO SAM- HITS IN A
PINCH FOR YOUR UNCLE
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- DETBOIT, Mjch May 29.
4 Sam Crawford was pinch hitting
f for Uncle Sam today. The Tiger 4 !
sluggers put up fifty i 100 gold )
4- certificates for Liberty loan j
.bonds. .
v:
V 4 4- j
Rrooklvn-a ahowiest night, life cafe
' the Plaxa, waa thrown into bankruptcy
Vby creditors who claim $100,000 are
; due them. .The place opened New
.Year's Eve, j
i ; e. M. Wentworth, national presiden
"of the Sons ct the American Revolu
v t!on, announced that It had been de--,
cide'd to postpone indefinitely the an
- nnsl csnvention of the organization.
SAN FRANCISCO
CHRONICLE
$1X0 PER MONTH
pclivered to off ie taken at Newscart
HOME NEWS. AB6NCY
TPholesale and Retai
; " . ;. ; - iAgents for Territory.
st -Hilo. - H Do" Cord, the, tall pitcher
of the Ha wails of the Pacific league, is
another well known athlete who will
be seen in action at Hilo on July 4.
The' second, crew has "not been se
lected as; yet. ' and lt; is not' known
which oarsmaV will' compete against
the HUo "loose pieca" crew.
GREAT SEASON
Kaiulanl School, winners of the base
!jati chkmpionshlp. this year, and prom
foent In other sports, has made a great
record in athletjc this season. Under
the direction -of W. R. Humphries of
Palama Settlement, the athletic activ
lies have grown to a -great extent.
Tiiera were altogether 32 classes
organized this year. Each grade fron'
the third up managed Its own affairs,
while the first and second grades were,
assisted by the boys Horn the upper
grades who 'attended tc-.the coaching,
raanagljg and vmpirirg of all cor
testa. Kaiulanl has a regular sch4ru!e in
the various lines of sport, and in the
fall, indoor baseball, cross country
running and dod?e bell are featured
In winter, volleyball and track ath
letics are scheduled, ana in the sprlnc
term, swimming, track and baseball
share the field. Kaiulanl finished
fifth in the track meet this seasbn.
Altosether 14 s-iields were captured
by the students during the past year.
The Kaiulanl boys are busy making
the shields tn the manual training shop
trader the direction of , Kekaoa.
formerly with Brooklyn, pitched the
game for the Beavers. Local fans
will remember how the tall center
fielder hit them while in Honolulu.
Last Sunday afternoon the Magellan, ell. Not an error was made by either
Brav defeated the fast Llliha base-l team during the 14 innings. Mails,
nan team oy a score 01 1 10 t ai ruu
Park. A. Madelroe was on the mound
for the winners. He fanned 14 bat
ters and won bis game with a two
base hit, sending two men home. The
seore:
Braves O0003100 04
Lilihas 00200000 0 i
The lineup o! the Magellan Braves:
A. Madeiros, p.; Fred Gomes, 2b.;
ML Sllva,- ss.; Ah. Yin, rf.; F. Martin,
lb.; .P. Cjtobra, c; Joe Sllva, 3b.;
Geo. Perry4, ct,;Ches Tovers, If.
AH UN CHOO
The official -scorer appointed by the
Commercial Leijme foV games at
Athletic park -has lailed, to turn in the
account of themes-playex! last Sun
day to the newspapers. There Ib a
trophy up for the leading batter of the
league, but as yet no averages have
been compiled.
i The Service-First team sprang a
surprise- oa the -Schuman' squad, on
Sunday. Schuman failed to play" be
hind their pitcher," whfle Johnny Wil
llamf was not in his Usual form. Mar
cial'aild'Kan' Yen starred -for the Ser-vJce-First
And cJvttmahVplayed ' , the
besf game lor thautomobile men.
.'. -.: r j 1J
The tar imSilllt talking about the
pja: made1 by' Hariherig and You Bun
in Ja,st 5 Sunday's ' ame - against the
Aiahis.- George surely was using-his
noodle on that: occasion, as he was
out of position for .the throw to- the
fjHtack. r ' '
AvUla and Bill "Rice played good
ball for the Mutuals in their game
with theStar-Butin .on- Sunday;
w!Wle v-Yoshikawawj- the bright star
for :.the "newspaper, team; ' He shbived
plenty of.pep tehrpd.thf bat, and'han
dled Simon Ih' xcelleht shape. Simon
was not in his urfual form, and. nbwed
11' hits during the. melee. ;
' There was a large crowd in., attend
ances at the St. 'Louls-Asshl gatoe:en
Siinilay Vat MoiHUL. ahd4he two fast
team clayed Tastefit'gam ot, the
year.,vNufhtda. pitched a' mighty 'good
game of ball, and deserved to win.
; There Is much speculation as to the
winner of the suit of clothes which
will be given by Lederers. This cloth
ing house, located in - the Hawaiian
Trust Company building, has offered a
suit of "glad rags1 to the Oahu-Ser-vice
league batter who has the high
est batting average during the season.
I certainly looks like a hot race in
the flfst series.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE
AB R H PQ
J. Comacho, rf 4 1
W. Rice, cf 4
H. Zerbe, If 1
Johnson, 2b 3
. Hawaiian" Electrics, Jeaders.in . the
Coxnmercial league; will meet the Ser
vice First team at Athletic park next
Sunday morning in the first game.
There will be another resl battle in
the second contest Coombs and von
Hamm-Young wllUineet -fo the fliver
championship. The" Star-Bulletin team
will play the Honolulu Iron Works
squad in the first game at Moiliili.
and xth?.. Advertiser meets the Schu
msn -team.
Harold Janvrm has been given a
chance to perform at second base for
the Red Sox as Jack Barry is out with
a sore wheel. Harris is now playing
first base for Cleveland, as Gulsto
lies fallen down in his hitting.
Kenneth Williams had a real day
against the Vernon club recently.
Portland won from Vernon by a score
of 4 to 3, in 14 Innings. All Williams
did during the day was to make three
homers and double off Pitcher Mitch-
Markham, lb 4
Williams, If 4
AviUa, c. 3
F. .Comacho, p 2
J. Kauni. ss. 3
Kaopua, 3b. 3
2
1
0
2
1
2
2
0
1
0
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WILL STAGE TWO
BENEFIT GAMES
Two games of baseball will be
played at Athletic park on Sunday for
the benefit of the Wah Mun school.
On that date the Portuguese and
Japanese teams will play in the first
game at 1:30, and the Chinese and
St. Louis teams will meet in the sec
end contest.
The Wah Mun schol is popular
among the Chinese, and a number of
the leading athletes have attended
this institution, and it is expected
that the games ,will be attended by
a large number of friends of the
school. A committee has been ap
pointed to arrange for the details of
the doubleheader. The receipts will
be given to the Wah Mun school.
Utah Girl Hurls
With Both Hands
Tn.taa ?1 ft 11 91 1ft i
STAR-BULLETIN
ABRHPOAE
4 1
0 0
'0 1
Yoshikawa, c.
Merrick, 2b.
Martfn, cf.
4
0
4
1
0
0
Plasas,sv .r.,-4 .J0- 1,-2.2
Mcllree, lb.
Tyau, 3b.
Melvin, rt ....
Simon,, p..
Rhoad. If. r
Sunn f Hung, '2b.
Ah Bun, 2k V..
Totals; .
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0.
2
1
i:
0
6
3
2
'0
1
0
5 21 9 7i
27 4
The score by innings:
Mutual Telephone
Star-Bulletin 02,10 10 0 i
; Summary Three-base hit, Avilia ;
two-base hits, Johnson, Markham J
Comacho; ' sacrifice fly, Tyau; stolen
bases, J. Comacho, Johnson- 2, vYi1
liams, F. Comachcv Kaopua, Yoshika
wa, Martin, Plana, Rhoads; hit by
pitcher- McJIree 2; bases on balls,
off Simon, 2, off J.' Comacho 2; struck
0ilti by; Simon A, by J. Comaca i 8;
wild pitches, Simon 2, J. Comacho 3;
passed;; balls, Avllla 3. Umpires, J.
Aylett and H. WiUker. Time of ?Hme
1:25.
SERVICE FIRST
BINGHAM, Utah, May 21. Utah
has produced Another wonder a
unique figure in baseball a girl who
can pitch with either arm and hold
her own against the test boy team of
the state.
. Miss Adah Clays Is In a class by
herself when It comes to tooling the
opposing batters, according to those
rho ha? e watchetf-her work and those
who have faced her dazzling delivery.
There have been mighty few play
ers in baseball who could throw equal
ly well with either hand, but-this little
Utah girl, .who plays sand lot baseball
all season does it and does it well.
She can cut the corners and usually
knows what a bitter cannot hit after
! she has pitched, to him a couple of
times. Rh ia oio ennd batter and
1 4 0 G 3 00 8 bat8 from either side of the plate.
The team of girls on which Miss
Clays plays claims the girls' cham
pionship of the world. They have
never been beaten and have a stand
ing challenge to all other amateur
g4rl teams for games.
Two other girls on the team, Miss
Adderly and Miss Dixon, can pitch or
play the infield and Miss Dixon leads
the team in batting. V
All three girls have been offered
positions with traveling ; women's
teams but have refused, as they say
they play baseball only as a relief
from their schoolroom duties.
v AB R H PO A
Marcial, cf. . 3 1 0 2 0
Souza, c 4 0 2 5 1
Leong, 2b 4 0 0 1 1
J. Hoke, 3b 4 1 0 0 4
Kan Yeu, S3 3 1 2 3 :;
B. Hoke, p. 3 0 0 0 1
Lopex, lb 3 2 0 10 1
King, If 2 1 0 3 0
J. Koahou, rf. 3 1 3 0 i
Totals 29 7 7 24 12
-CHl'MAN
' . V AB R H PO A
Yen Chin, c.-3b.-2b. 3 1 1 "4 2
Schuman, lb 4 C 2 4
K. T. Pong, s 3 0 0 3
J. Williams, p. ...i 4 0 1 2 1
Lee, 3b.-c. 3 0 0 7 1
E. Liu; .cf, ... ..... 3 110 0
Crabtree,, If 2 0 0 0 0
Decker, 2b.-rf 3 0 1 0 0
Sllva, rf.-3b 3 0 1 0 0
El The Kamamalu Young Boys defeat-
C ed the Young Braves by the score of
0 1 10 to 9 at rawaa park. Toe lineup
0 of the winners was as follows: Geo.
0 Goeas, rf; Joe Boieilio, c; Shoichl, p;
0 Giles Olivera, -lb; John Sllva, ss;
ofJohn Farias, -3b; Jack Botelho, If;
0!. Thomas, cf; Alfred Mattos, 2b; Geo.
0 ' Farias, mascot.
0! m
There will be a meeting of the
! Pacific League this afternoon
jl at the Y. M. C. A. All managers
and officers of the league are re- -f
i-f quested to be present, as a num-
li
1
ber of matters of Importance will
be taken up. The meeting will
be called to order at 5 o'clock.
1148 Fort Street
HonoTolu, T. H.
Blaisdell Bid?.
Mean.
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Totals 28 2 719 7 7
Two out for interlerence with
fielders.
The score by Innings:
Schuman OOOOluO 12
Service First 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 x't
Summary Two-iase hits, Schu- j
man, E. Liu; stolen bases. Souza, J.
Hoke, Lopex , King; hit by pitcher.
Yen Chin, Marcial; bases on balls,
off Williams 1, off B. Hoke 2; strucu '
out, by Williams 1C, by B. Hoke' 5: ;
wild pitch, Williams. Umpires. J.j
Aylett and H. Walker. Time of gam', I
1:25. !
"DUTCH" DIDN'T GO
WELL IN VANCOUVER
Eddie Mensor tells this one on
"Dutch" Reuther:
When "Dutch;.', worked against Van
couver latt year on the home lpr of
the B. C. players, one of the Spokane
outfit called across the field Tcr Reu
ther to toss over a ball, prefacing the
reauest with the usual "Dutch."
Heather showed mere speed in get-tifcg-aerose
the field than he ever
exhibited, on the bases or In the box.
"Say, you JugiF- he protested "lajr
Off that "Dutch' stuff while we're up i
here, if you have to talk tc me call
me "Scotty."'
Needless
granted.
to say his request was j
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