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Clasn With fJVgx pf miiuw rao wrecucrs if ?icat Ficiieaiiamj,
nn i-:i: i i fii.imi -i rum r in rvuiiuiii udiiii n vrinnivni
. . . : .. i- nil i i iivu ui n vi
m uluul iLni
peers at
Urn
Lit
t
i ifli V - Rriffnn -i mp lin:-Stroria rTeam-for .Local-Battle-rAll
hSdrWi!!,Cias
; Heaiani
: and McKlnlcy on Sunday Honolulu Uague to Stage Game
Hei-
- : BA8EBALL PROGRAM'
anl$, it MollIII! FleW. , ,v -;
Saturdar. -2:15-rK'yl RooUrs' elec
: Ion at MoUUli Field - -
iac;,at vbnwi-incw: : ; -
CuaJty; 2J25th Infantry AH
2Urs, tit SchcfleH. : ' ' "
Sunfiar; 3:SCbIe vs. St Lotn,
-1 AtnUtic Prluvr:..-,tv;j;';---'l:.
Sunday; 8 : 45 Cootobg StwTO
' - tin. at-AtlilcUtf Part T. . --; :
Sunday. 1 80 Electric AdTr
User, at' Atnletlc"Tark.i-;:);: ''- J
Sunday; : 45-rSchuman ra., :voo
"anm-Tountrat MoWill Fleld.;-
Cunday," " 10 :i0 Reach va.' .Iron
T.-crki at Mollflll Field.- .-.vl
Easeball - continue' to i be popular
- I' i tie atnletlc follower. : and: tnh
eek will ee number ot game on
:?. In the tlrearue. the game a
al will be played at;both SchofJeld
1 Honolulu. The Wrecker and AlJr
;ra will meet at."Echofleld on Sua
y at 5:20 and the Ruser Glanti rwlll
"r the Engineer t McilliU' .Field
":.:iiarer Brltton "of the -Engineer,
d recelred a number -of big le.pie
rs, ha decided to, come back Into
re, and thla mean a bli boost
- tita.Il In Honolulu, Both 'Brit
and Keyland, ; whUe playing - at
Point, were giTen offer by. bis
- 3 manager. Brltton 1 conid
; to te cne of the best player who
- held down the first aack for the
3 vr.i Pitch
t-s ritiered about tla a trong
- t-d Is cc-czt that Us essre
' "l dawn the atrens r Kuser
t -
: - J
-rlttca Is t3ctlzg everything
-;3, who has teen toutea as a
- I :':her t-in Kelly or Crurrpler.
I'-c-ieha ftrs are both good
-- t-1 if II: "-3 cm teit Kelly
iVtcTr' he wlILbe
a reil creiit ty the fans. Ilcjue
j fltcher, Endwitn Mcuayin
tte tt ktouia ; anow -Boaie-
-:rt the ciizts.
ln. who will catch for the En
l'.::vc3 It.t Lis 3uad wiU
- :r!tGS cn Cuiay. The
1 -.re to 2-13 cly feared
izi l-':r.z:h es the
-.e-'t a I:lt t'.is fnjser oa
r 7-:L::3 ircGivla may be
tr ::'."-lI x--3 wui oe
tl-3 t'-casth cf the
.-. c : l.-:r-:y.. v 1
-its in tie tasehail
f have trevrht a new ray of
t:.: 3 i:.tcrcctc3 in' the- ca
3 Lcr3, tzl it 13 expected
..ill v LU te fiven a t is boos'.
lure. V.'Jih four or rive
r.3 ii lr.e leare and tae
era thowms -an- improved
:! ! -.!!, there la no question
"v future cf tasehall ia'Hoho
v. r':Vj-tey. ; -3
f .rr t c 3 ca C u f : y at I'ciit
r.-aca cr.i . T.:cKI-l:y t2s
i ia T.hat ii tr-"':l to te a
'tc-e.Th3 Il:-::-l:y ttarj
u:a
cl
ha been practicing &H week, and with
Gordon Ros on the mound they will
havo an excellent chanee-to down the
Brave aggregation.--In hi last gam
Roes pitched gfenV ball after th ec
ond Inning; tnS ought to be readrii
Suaday. 1 1f ore than-Savperrcwtf M the
fan kic thelc, teat bj.tV'J second
inning oTthe ftrst same.' whi?o how
ptajt Jthe iPaclirt l-ea?va,bin
-,C-Saturdernoonthi Ueal
enU and Cblnetf-irai batUe forAon
cr In the first gam. T1 JIeW
will mis Plehl at second base,but
with Kauhane,, Victorand a . number
of other 'etar should :ahow np welL
lie; Chlnete have , tftg
bareibeen weak In t the
partmentv Should the ; Chines .et
ome - good tpltchthg op. Sunday7 U
look1 like an-eveagame .'r
St'teui v.rFniplnbV
'bin the, second, gam .ot.the dayje
St JUuU '.team wtllt meet the Fyi
pinorb:FnJpInor team. bar;been
itrengthentd by the addition of two
.iimn; em of them a tultcher who
k. -tnrA of lx win and one'de .
feat St' XouJsYvot scourse, It.contt ;
dent of winning, but there have Uen
a number of upset in the league thus .
far. ; and , something mays happen :cm
Saturday. '''":rzn:'
Thm Ait-Star -. and ' Wrecker will f
claih at Schofleld on Sunday, na a
large1 crowd ? la expected ;; to beon
hand. - Lieut Carr-expect, more han
S00 ' people, ' and : automobile v win
leave from the. corner, of Fort -and
King street totake . the, crowd;-to
the Post -The AU-Stara : WlU; have
their, regular lineup ln'the IleldV and
expect . to win from-i the "Wreckera.
Waterhouse: or - Jackson' may hurl for
the Wreckers : In case that Rogan
not needed." ' ; ' '-' ''''! - :
i The Et Loul team .and ; Chinese
will meet In an ' exhibition game; at
Athletic park on Sunday afternoon at
2:S0. Both teCn have strengthened
for the occasion and a hot battle is
expected. There will be no first game
played on Sunday, owing to the diffl
fulty in securing teams, tor play. The
t!Kar rrtees cf admission wCl be
charged.'.
Jt -r j. r. h ft
Commercial Lesue,--- -.
Cocrj:hs, leader :of. the. Commercial
League, - will meet v the; Star-Bulletin
team at- Athletis park at.t:45, on
Euniay.-' - This game 'is expected to
ta a hotly, contested -battle although
the Cocmb team will naturally 4 be
the . f avcrit3:-Luci ..Yee .will be ' oo
the mound for the" Coombs team while
Ah Bun or Willing are expected to
hurl for " the Star-Bulletin. . : Should
the Cocmhs team by chance lose-thls
Came It would give the other teams
tn arportunity to make, a fight -for
the pennant; l'AI laire'.crowd isex
tected to ho cn hand to watch , this
rame. The Electric and : Advertiser
trams wlU clash la the first game.
The Advertiser squad has-been-play
i-.,r-vo(l t&lf cf late, and may upset
the c.relth:h the lisht men -will
te favorites. Schumaa and von Hamm-Ycu-?r
will 'ccrrp tie lh;tho game at
1.1c ililii; field, cn Cunday morning at
s-'v nfl the nien wlll'tahe along
nurr.ter cf Jachs to get the squads!
wcrhins in crCer. . Tte r.caca ana iron
T.'crta tt:s win- cizix in iae ec
end rarne cf the day. .
m
f -i
I -
i in
W-nts
i,;:ri::i.L:y;C:xcrs:v
to
t c.
"f Cc rrcrrr.t plans cr many InRu-::.-l
i'.rz-:-.zzc' zo threes it Is
: . '.'c !e th-t New Tork cud'-other
z :tlcs will get a glimpse cf Gcor
3 Currc-tUr, heavyweight -cham-
a cf Europe 'and Idolized la France
a var aviator, before the great
-rrcaa. dliiiculty is ever. The
i.istic Freachman watts to come
; h.-j-asked to be incluied among
selected number cf aviator that
. :3 is c ending to the United States
i:truct ouryoung flying meain
3 trt cf war, aviation.'." V". ... -.' .
L- st Deceraher a movement was"
irted to : bring ., Carpentler. to ' this
uatry to en ease la a eerie of bout
r the Eed CrcrA - Among others; he
i to' meet Jcrs' V.'Ulard and Lea
rcy. The Wlllard bout was to have
. ca fcr the' .championship' of '"the
cr'.i. tut It fell through,, admirers
: the', Frenchman flouring . that " he
;u!d net be able to do hi hest after
ifcrsoing the. hardship , of war.
rcy, having'left Australia secretly.
: 3 branded si "slacker " en5 permia-
n to leave France to meet him wa
. :u:cd Carrentier. . ..... -' ; ;
New "that the United State ha
. ;. . J' the Allies in the World's war it
; t clUved that the French author!.
s tave decided that the appearance
f their champion. here will aid great
ia raising fund and tlmulab;en
- tm ents.--. .f r ;.- - L ' U :'.:
11 s wonderful record,, both i avi
'.. : CAN v FRANCISCO V
E-IROKICLEf?
FIR'MONTH "
vtrti ty effl;s t:ken at Newacart
C
ttcr and a bcrcr and hi3 "personality,
vi ill make him a hero in this country,
Eud'that any t cut in wtich ie takes
part-will draw an encrmous.tum is
crtsia : ' '" j h- "' - ' "
- When Carpentier was -.called at' the
beginning of the war; and assigned to
the Aviation Corps. It was hluted that
he would never benllowed to risk his
life' at tho 'front .It was arr-ied that
France was too proud: cf her great
athlete to.take a chanc cf losing hlnu
- lnstead,: the famous xer was. put
into nctive service as soon ns he was
proficient1 and j' the;, following : itemi
from general order referring to-hJm 1
show that he was net "oabled:' -;
-Sergeant pilot' of yery jreat'stn';
has made' a great "impression - by the
gallantry 'and -dash, with,-which he
carries out; almost da.Uy-miss!on of
th most dangerous kind; "particularly
distinguished himself in October. 1316.
by flying over, the lines at a very 4owi
altitude for nearly four hours in spue
cf unfavorable jmosphexlc!corditlon.
thus showing" a complete-disregard to
danger; -generally mentioned in Army
CTder; r , jp. "i '
;' Carpentler.has, alteady ibeewaLrd.
ed the Croix de ; Guerre and the Me
dalUe Z Ullltaire , Bpthl,.decoratioaa
were given him for-gaHantry in action.
He ; has been injured fa - battle, vind
only a few week .ago returned to the
front; after, an enforced, absence ro
account 'pi. injurleacr;: A; i?f-2.-.
..The French t boxer and lighter baa-
made a"; wonderful . career, since .he J
made hla bow in the ring et the age
of 3 He waa .theit auchv -little: fel
low, weighing about" 112 pounds, that
he ..was at once made -.peV:.by Jthe
sport-loving French public, - and an
hi fight, were well Attended. i'L'tXy
' He boxed all iComers ia;the. bantam
weighVclas ttatJl.he outgrew that dK
vision., and then tookr on .weight so
fast' that he .soon became' a' heavy
weight and tip th e heanr now; iq: con
dition, .at. 175; pounds. " ; i :
-He won the championship of France
and then toppled 'Bombardier Wells,-
tne cieverest.xxgusa poxer pi several
decades. 'or the r Brlilah f champion
ahlpuv; He ' wotf, over' Well the firt
time in' four rounds," ,and later knocked
h!rt cut with, a punch in the-opealng
cf at cut tcheiuled to gor.20
v --'i'i- ;
, .r'i.;:-? ."
- ." K..-'- :''' - v, '
,: ,V. :;
. '
-'.:,v',ih-
' ; . v;s-.;
Averages Show Fielding Counts
for Much; Healanis Still
... at Top in Batting
St Louis, Brave and Asahts lead
the Paeiflc League teams In fielding,
and. these three .teams are at the top
or the ladder in the. percentage, which
' show, that fielding, counts for much.
haiiln- and Maesaie have .been show
ing good work and are retting around
the 400 mark.- The average of the
league tor games to date are a
follows: .
PACIFIC LEAGUE-
. Won Lost
St Louis
Braves ..
Asahis . .
McKihley
Hawaii .
Healanl
Chinese
FlHpino
. i
5
S
5
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
Z
3
4
4
5
5
Pet
.133
Mi
.III
.WW
.429
.333
.167
.1(57
TEAM FIELDING AVERAGES
1 PO ' A E TC Pet
;'. .:'--- -.-; j. - rr w-
"1 Word ha reached Honolulu 'that; George, Church . atid 'Hareld' Thorfc-;
tt)crtoji,Kvvhorpiayed -Ihererdurlntf : th e Carnival. tennis louriamenfi;;wiI?
loin the color. - Church ha already made: hi ' appllcatIont' andT,hroi3,c'rt4r'"''
tori'iw expected to take ahexamlMtlotv' In the .veryrrtwfutur.5 Th'e
player- have- been playing In epecla I tournament f or the' benefit of -'the ; ,
Red Crbaa.. Thee Ur were def ea ted fn Honolulu BHf Johnston; nd ,
Jehnt Strachan.' I k.;.;,.- ?'&?.'X t'-. '-f .
RliCOOHBSl l OASEOALl
.fflSSTMT .PlilYEBSOl
litnlBlliiii
yr( iV. " '!'.
With': Luck ; Yee Pitching; ; Me
chanics ill Try toj Down
Hi-? Star-Bulletin Players
Frank- Coombs -1 the ; happiest .man
ia' town i today. " He: wouldn't- be -any
happier if;he. had milo a mUqnrdol
lars ' repairing old ": automobiles, - but
what makes ' him-', feel : good ,1a the
strong ibasebill; team V he-.iias ojrgajK
lied ini the. Commercial -Jjeague..
the formation. Of the; league j-Coombs
was not looked -on a team to- figure
la" toppror the other.-teamof.' the
leagues by, vthet average: fan Today
they are on toft pf he race -with but
one 'defeat -- -The - automobile '. me-,
chanics' are composed of achooWoy
In thei majority, aU;otvhom -are
youngster.-- They aref learning the
trad e and some of them can repair an.
automobile vwith-very. little, ttelpyx;
AveiserBeat,EnV
' 'f ht- ir:tt rii iamfe of - the 'Commer
cial League Coomb wa badly defeat
ed' by the newspaper -worker from
the Advertiser by. a score of 10 to 8.
Luck Yee wa Wt hard, and Wa in
poof- form .when '. the. .winner, walked
home' with the bacon; : Fun: Luke at
that . time wa r inthe : employ , of ...the
Adyertiserand i$h. alone ;.v won :e
game from the. Coombs i nine, 7 ; fie
played stellar ball that day- and cat
the 'loser out of a" couple lofbit
vhich looked like homer. . However,
Fun ' Luke ' switched and played with
Coombs on June s against the Service
First 'nine - ot- the HonoluhT' Construc
tion; ib'Dfaying Ca'V The Advertiser
sulfered. a great loss in thb. placky
litt!e.;flelder.vrAfter.Lukead; Joined
the , Coombs' -squad the vautomopnei
hovtC : w.as footed around the 4 city ; apd
a- few more player of the etellar .type
waeigned. vLai Sin of St Louis, Kan
Leong ot IcKInleyr an4-last; Monday
Vdu BilAHee-waa sought by a .scbut
and now he i. working under Coomba,
These player' have Wrengthened vthe
team greatly, otherwise they could not
have defeated such-strong team; a
the J Hawaiian" Electric; and thp .Mut
ual telephone . ';
Ue One Pitcher--. X , ,
-The.' C!oom'baLteam .i ha ;-but ; one
pltchef 1n;Luck Yeeof , the All-Chinese
team. He. ha pitched in every; game
and to date ha lost but one game. He
has, only a few.iaore gamea.to go and
if, h?' can get away with the Star-Bul-letla-
;and ; the Schuman.. Carriage
team then he" will Jiave very -little
drry f oTeri the pennants ThI Sun
day. Coombs wlIT clash .with the boys
of the Star-Buleltin at the . Athletic
parlcv Coombs will have . to' go some
ia , order' to trim'- the printer as jthe
Bulletia; team' ha. ; been; reinforced
with two new players.-, The two team
win,' line- up for the Sunday
Ultra follow: Coomb Kan Leong,
efiLuck: Yee,p; USIn,-lb;Kal
Lukertb; "King Tan, 3b vYou Bun; s;
Fun-Luke, if; M.! Mara, cf; Albert,' rt
Star-Bulletin Kurt r; Ah .'Bun; P
llcUree, lb; HaneberjK, ib:iTyau.f 3b;
Plana8,s;- Sunn Hnng,-ltr:JJarkham,
cf; Yoshikawa, ;rt.
----Old -lAdy---Conductor. 3vhy ;;.dld
the-tralaatop before we came to the
station T1 Conductor Ran over a pig,
ma'anCi; Old Xady What! ' . Wa it
v I.. nr t '. .Ailf.A4n lTrt
Ridgs of 32hd Infantry
vBig Reputation: inNort "
iT(S-MOil 8tar-Bn2iti CctTne44
.; SCHQFIELD -BARRACKS .Julli 1
4-Thei recruit iWho.;arrifed ?,ithe
May transport and assigned to" lhj32d
Infantry weje .-oday turaea ';tOduty;
With.thef cbmpany-seriej .pdlpg'ml
most companies-Wrtheilookotftfbr
material wf th.-; -yliiciu- tarairengtheix
their team. jno time, was lost in nfut-
tlng through ,t4e 3iurdle;j5ach Irficraltsl
as i: ireaaf d-vikPVlengO 'or-vjqsaaeau
some companies ;were:f ortunatein.re
ceivlng 'proml&lagtmaterJalv ;espejcially
Company .fto.wJUe--:lantat;Sigg8-wa
. assigned.- ' Xhia ahadi .attralted
particular; attentlon'whea nei; com
menced burning them aver;' displaying
' 111. -.-' m m . . ,
a, weaitn.pi Bpeea.ano .COTTe.ixiugg
prohahjy. does nqt 3MintnrdttiQnttf
the mass f. baseball. fan of :the post,
as te 'appeared in thebot?agiint the
Wrecker . .aeveral Sundayar agoand
madera ;fTorahle? imnressldnMhough
his idntrpi,of .the:' pJU- wa aot of the
best; due tivlack ofipractlei attid .sup
port of ."an erratic naturehalso '.obn'
trfbuted ;to ? givmg the Wreckfere ' a
lead ' wt Ich wanofyovercomer'. How
ever,' , in the ; tenlngsfieV.laleoVlhe
showed enough -stuff ta'assipe' hjm a
berth on Manager mlth'i-squadand
he will:take a 'regular urn-wrhen"ihe
reglmenui; teamresume 'piayini;;' ':
'; Rigg. --is .. gradaite 'ot 1 itte-TjreDara-
tory derjartmentr.CoJumbla ' University J
varsity nines ; the ?eason';'-of 1 'iad.
'1S,: captainiur the teahi" fhe'lasear
he attended SchooJi iHrt'twirUngaveT
age wa S75 for th two year After ,
leaving, cpnege lre signed lip -with Ahe
Portland r Baby i BeaYera, 2 a sSeml-pro
aggregation irjiflnlglng. in -Saturday and
Sunday- -gajne.-jmd maiie.-gbod;in'-tha:t
company; . On the rbWer'of thatr (earn,
were Wolf er,"J&weifei aid Brandt- who
visited, Oahu! rat;pring as -member
ot; ;the Portlanr.Co83t League -training'
quaLand- who j3erformeffla- theiun-
forrteam ip the'taterim'betweeiieea-J
'vi,,b,- iccuuis . iMorv are gQotj
semi-pro, team several oTthe coast
cities,' Puerto .-ja .great-measure ittf cer
tain"' piayer ( of jthe .majc and; minor
league who hibernate . tot the coast
and- pick- up a ttle rloiose change -by
taking on with the.tree.' lance team.
- WIARStMILLION MARK
-ROMJ3,, July Wartime Rome ia
slowly regf inin theltQ0a,0Q0:popula
tfont of th. ellyfn.rif s prime during
the seaond centuryt according to the
recenfceniua 'report wrbicji placer the
present-populatiotf at:64S,76l. without
counting a large aumber of troop
and ' wounded vaohiier; Thoanxiual
floating NpopuIaon- is -estimated at
100,000. with 62346- rermanent resi
dents. Rome had a" population ot less
than 20,000 In" Uie'Vear l,34rwrhen.Cba
dl Rlenzo - temporarfly restored'. tho
anciehtlRepublic,; With the retoni; of
the Popes and wealth In 13T0 the pppii
latloir slowly. Increased' to 85.0PO; sul
in the sixteenth cer.tury, 'andaitho
ciose oi papal ruie jn is?w.uje: popula
tion -was 221,000; -'The censu-f:1901
St Loul
Braves ..
Asahis
Filipinos
Chinese '.
McKlnley
Hawaii .
Healanl
168-
167
207'
152
137-
149
i72.
146 .
86
89
94
79
70
77
68.
59
17 " 271,
20 276
26
257'
25
26
27
S3
40
46
234
259
280
.937
.927
.923
.898
.884
.873
Jasper is in Rare Form and Downs Stars With Easi54-GoVaH
Leads Hitters With Stick, Landing Three Blows in-Threa;
Trips to Plate Rogan Plays Second and FCenter- Re!d tor .
Winners--Boyle and Hollis Lead Picked Team with Stick:
HeaJanla
Hawails
Asahis
Braves
McKlnley
St XouU
Filipino
Chinese '.
i
;25j:..816
TEAM BATTING AVERAGES
AB R IlSH S Ct
224 49 68-v3 12 03
22V 47 59 1 38 .257
266 38 67 10 19 .251
204 32 60 1 11 .243
2045 47 8 31 430
214 42 47 llilT 415
318 26 40 6 18 .183
182 17 33 .3 7 ,181,
INDIVIDUAL BATTING AVERAGE3
- 'r AB R H 8H SB Pet
Hollinger (H) . ; .;'l 0 1 0 0 L0Q0
H. Decker (H) ,. 4 . 2 ; 3; 1
Diehi (H) :.:... 13 3.10
Lario (F) ...... 4 1 1
Cockett' (SLl ... 2
CrlU (H) ,4
RawBbn-XH).r.vll
Mahauia (Hw)'; as
Maesake. (A).-..-16
Kauhane;mT ;V. 12 4' 5
Suruki 7(M) . ... 10 2 4
WahHin (C)V..i5
..,1.-
U4 i
4..
0
0.
10
2,:o
5 0
8 0
7, 0,
2,
'1. 2 0
112
2
0.750
1 .553
1 M
0 .50)
0 .500
.1 4.431
3. .441
1.437
1, MS
.400
.403
Lai Sinn SL) .. 155 6
Fredericks (Hw) . 5 , 0 ' 2
Vlctor'(H)U....16 c 7 :
Kurano (M) ; -Ji . Xt rZ 4
Kalua (Hw) . .17 ;46
Smith (Hw) ..r. 30 7.
Yamashlro (A) .,'29 8 10
Khn-;WaI:Hw)r-:f t
Nelson. XBX t.v.; 2l 4 :7;
Spencerv(Hw).. .. 18 6 ; 6 -RosarJo
(B) .w. 24 ;-5 -; 8 ;
LuJantiCM) ...15 2 S.
Bennett (H) .... 3 21
shields'(H) v.. '; ; 1 ; 2 0
Loo (M) 3 2 1
Bun Hee (SLj; .'.: 18 3 6,
Kozuki (A) r..i..-28 5 9
Anahn-tBri.7.'. 2S 6 '8
Monaarrat (M)'.". . 9 3 i 3
Low; (M) i 22 4 - T
Haheberg (SL) i 23 ;: 6 7.
LUis (F) . . . ;v 23. 5 7
Mcnree(H)H;233
OrnellasHB) -iv.; V 5 5.
Hughes (H) V.'.; ?5 . 4 .;'7.
Pong.(C) ........ 18 11 0 5,
Mara (B)-. . . r. 18 i ; 5
Murashlge - (A) -; ll. 3 5 ;
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Cush'gham (Hw) 24 .
Kauhr(H)"V"8
Kan Leong (M) -24 ;
FuttLuke (SL) 28
Lopes (F) ..... 4
Beny- (F) ....... 16
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HIggins (H) 8 0
Ah Yottv(C)r w 12 1
Kurisakt (SL) . 16 2
Zenlmura'(A) .. 29 4
White (Hw) ... 25 :;3
McTigh (H) ..,253
Marciet (F) .... 21 6
Young- (C) .... 15 - 2
King (F) 15 1
Buahnell (H) ... 13 3
Tsuklyama (M) 27 3
Lam Wing' (SL). 23 3
Lum Dunn (C) , . IS 2
Miyahara (A) .. 24 3
Tamarra (F) ... 15 2
Bont (F) ...... 15. 1
Batong (F) .... 25 2
PoepoeSL) ... 5 3
Kekahoha (tfw) 5 1
Chang (C) 10 0
Nealon (C) .... 16 2
Plana .'(F) .... 23 2
Yoshlkawa (A) . 29' 4'
Ku (B) 6 1
Cabrlel (H) ... 6 1
Gomes (B) 26 1
Simon (Hw) v. 6 2
Sflva (B) 6 3
Stewart (SL) .. 6 1
KingTan (SL) . 19 3
Yasunaga (A) -.. 33 4
PaIeaHw) ... 20 4
Magoon (H) ... 7 .0
Lee (B)" ....... 21 2
Halll (H)4 ...... 7 1
tan, Lo(C) ... 22 2
Sakal (A) ..... 8 0
Chun Chew (SL) 16 3
Namhu (A) .... X 1
Sunn' Hung (C) 17 2
Baslo (F) "... 17-1
Girdler (M) 2 12 01
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(8pM Stnr-BuIUtia CWtt )
SCHOF1ELD-BARRACKS, Jury 12-
The 1st Infantry Camp, US. W. V.,
No. 3. conducted, a benefit baseball
game thia afternoon with the 25th In
fantry and a picked team from the 1st
and 32d Infantry regiments as oppo
nents, the Wreckers winning -11 to 2.
Although both the 1st and 32d Infan
try troops were absent from the post
on duty a monster crowd was on hand
to witness the affair and. a neat sum
win bV realized for the benefit ot the
widow and four small children of the
late. Band Leader ' Feltririeni. 1st' In
fantry, retired. Complete returns of
tickets- issued to the various compa
nies were -not on hand immediately
after thergame, : but : it ;is estimated
that about. $350: wiL) be realized. An
other, benefit win -.be given for. the
same cause Saturday evening when
the p." S.'W. V. give a dance at. their.
halLi to which the- member ' of the
garrison and friends ot ; the family
from ; other posts and Honolulu ; are
invited. . The committee in charge of
the affair thi' afternoon- , uses this
means- of expressing their' thanks to
the members of the Schoflold garri
son who aided ' In making ; the - affair
the huge success it Was, as' well as
to the bands of . the. 1st and 25th In
fantry, the players of both teams and
all . others 'connected, with the man
agement of ;the;' affair. ;;; ;-.r-:'
' As to the game, ft was a comedy, or
rather a comedy with music, with the
picked team in the role of J comedians
and Jasper, Rogan, Smith and John
son of the Wreckers in the role of
villain, aided and abetted ; by j the
ofher - members of that all-star . cast
.. the matinee atarted promptly at 3
p. m, and before the curtain dropped
overthe first 'cene of the initial act
the Wrecker company C scored two
encores. : Ralls of the Infants evident
ly;" suffered tagefright.'when; he let
Hawkins' solo get by in the left scene,
Hawkins bowing to the audience from
the third entrance, 'left by the time
the pill was .returned to . the stage;
Smith," tuned his baton for a high note
iii the same direction,- which . Ralls
also mussed, Hawkins counting;- Rogan-was-
brushed out' of the spotlight
by Maahaw o ? three , strikes, John
son's monologue entitled timrtA" k' tie
ticket andSrhen Gollah laid one down
to left of the pitcher - box Smith
scored". - The picked team nearly made
the same kind of a hit' la its half of
the first act when Buckland made his
debut, interpolating wjth Moore on a
high note. : Strattan ; repeated In the
chorus similarly to Mr.-Smithi .'4lr
HolCOmb, . the, heavy of the -Infants,
shouted for three keys, completing the
fourth when HolUs whanged to center.
the second act ' was tame but the
third - saw the ; beauty ;,choru ' of -the
Wreckers prance for two more mark,
the coyMisk" Smith pushing a verse
throughBoyle; Rogan- tenderly hit
the high notes to MrUHollis. Smith
meanwhile making a -byplay to- sec
ond. Chief was evidently enraptured
with the tune Johnson played with the
baton, erring. Smith cooting t the
wings, Mr. Johnson reaching second, '
from whence ; he reported to th
prompter at home plate on CMUh'a
nifty solo to left - The- picked ton'
pany scored but once after this.' while
the Wreckers now and then" made
good until the magical number It was
reached. The latter acts ofthe show
were, lather poor, .serving, as chasers,
for most, of the, audience; nat'lsperi
ed home for upper aad retreaf.-
r Jacque Jasper a tt6hefojaf the
maunee, appearing . intnerpie ot
pitcher, holding the opponent in ne
style. Rogan was "not able to -appear
in his specialty thia afternjDo-itrowlna
to poor voice, it ;ia lalmea but e
cavorted in the support In great style. :
HolUs. Holcomb. Strktlon. , Buctiand.
Dunlap and Maddis showed good form
in ' the chorus" or the7Merhr"-&ate
Company w- -I-. -f ,, .v vKf v r.
Mr. Sprague otthe 32nd again made i
his 1 appearance' as a ? critic;, of -plays
ana scored . a pronounced 'success. ; A"
Mr. Leavel of the 25th tried, to be In
the opposite, that ii to Sprague"" P
25TH INFANTRY i' V
ABRBH.PO.A Ev
-V."
Hawkins, lb
Smith, ssU
Rogan. 2h-cf
jonnson, ' c i . .'rr.
Goliah, rf ....l,.i.
Moore, 8b ..
Austin, cf-rf .'..",.
Fagin.,2h
Cra'ton. If
Jacper, 3. .
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1ST ANO 32ND INFANTRYv t
V ' ; .; . AB IBH PO A B
uucjtainci, rr-c jr.. . : , 5 k l 0 1 0; I
stratton, 10 ;.;;-.;.. 4 , 0 0 11- 0
CasselL - lb .-'; ; . ; ; l'-V 0 0 2 0
Holcomb 3h .41 J IV 11
Kalis. )Z 0.0 0-T
HolHs, ir .. .... ;.w 4
Maddis,-. C . ; . . 2
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Mashaw, p 2 ,"-0 ' 00 1
RIggsi P 2' 0 0 0.1
-Totals . ; .;33 :. 1 27 12
; score by- innings : ' . V
25th Inf. ......2 0 2 0 1 1 2 3 011
32ad Inf. -... '; ; ;1 O-O .O 1 0." 0 0 3 -
a uiamary i nree-oase -.-. - nits, I rci-
vwuiv, .uuuova , Bcrixic- nils, illW
kins, Johnson, 'Goliah; . -stolen lzst
Smith; -; Rogan, i. Johnson, - Gciiah;
Moore; hit by . pitcher, . Holccmh:
uwvm ra Bauoii.Aiasnaw 1, Rigg 2,
Jasper 2; struck. out by .Mashaw 3.'
veL-f Time of game, li43.t;;- ;.v
Delfin (F) ;. ...12 110.1 X83
Perryr;(BK;ii4;,li VO 0 .071
Garcia (F) ,;wl4 ; 0 1 0. .07-
Kekipi" (SL) i... 14
Kau (C).?I.;,;,15(r
vWon'.fo r.;.:.-17 o
Van Sue (C) .. 1
Keeff (H)V.T.
Mafkham (SL)':.
Salonga' (F) 2
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1 0 :0 .067
10 - 0 .OSS
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Pooa (H) ,-' i .v'3 . O
Monix (H);..;- K 0
Ross -(M). i.. .i:3. 0
Searie (H) ' r-1
Kehn" (H) -.v.v. 2' 0 - 0 ' 0 0 " '.00)
Delmaslfl; ;(F1 ii7"? 6'i 0 ?':; '.000
Undo (M)v.;.:.. 9 114 0 f 1 1.000
Kahanamoku,(M) 2 1; (T :o 2 .000
Qkano(Mf :;.".. '4": 07 0V 0 ' 0 .000
Baldwin H)-,r4;x0:pa;:.0.i.001
Canario (Hw 2 - 0 ;, 0 : 0 0 .000
ortis; (F) ..'i,Ci.v-1 o '. 0 o o; .000
c3iburn;(Hw) -4 4 1 o: ao roo
Rodrignes'(SLl;, .2 ir oi O' O .000
Kelii (H) V;.. 1 0 i fiXO f :M0
Drown-(H)h;t21 00 0 .000
K, Decker- (H'.vl O 0'-0 0 . .000
Ahdoy (F)V..;.V ;i O i 0 c tf'rO ,000
Sasaki(SL) V ...V.8 '-4 0 ,i 0 0 .000
Ah Hook : (H) - . Z :' 0 ; 0 0 0 .000
Vredenbqrg (SL)' X 0 . 0 0 0 .003
Masaichio(U)5. 5 'Ml 070 ' 0 .000
Lee 1(C) ......... -la. O- O-;; 0 0 .003
Hayselden (8L) ." 3 0. 0 0 0 .000
Rlt l-'-.lMFt AFi'c TrAfi -v .i
IHIIinil W I mT i.- '
mOT DEFEATED WHILE T
;r T0URiriG GARDEN ISLr
S'Doftina' Editor: Sta.nnni"t'f. ?'"' ""' ;
Sir; I would like to correct a Ute-
meut wnicn appeared-. in your sport
columns last evening concerning my
All-Student, team of three year ago.'
.;i- weire aot ocieaiea oy any team
on Kauai that- year l9i4). -vin ninr'
thru .tm.. ' Vt- j a. . ...
j mc -cojjj -iiuiytoas o tvauai.
xo z. - iazu3 ciub,;.8 to 2, and the
AII-Kauai team lwa-' downed butf
7? to, . 3j- ;:, f '; .Si''-i" .'A ,
i My All-Student team ro'f iii c'n
. -iu a m, c ; x. 1 n man. E.' Gar. .
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431
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RICK SCORED FOR
jCHXRITY failure
. ' NEW; YORIC N. Y. Speaking be
fore members of the National League
for Women's Service at the1 home . jot
Miss.; Ann Morgan; here, ' Nathan
Strauss, merchant and philanthropist
severely criticized the ; rich of New
York, for .their failure to make larger
donations to war charities. ;
The rici of New Yorfc have be
haved disgracefully," -he - declared.-
w-ii , xi.. r assoui,. 10; ; quintal,. 2h; .
xap, : o, - j aaeucnj,- ss; D.:r Wads-
worth, rf; -HNyecf:;r '. , : ...
In 1913 I took the -firi Air.stndMit
team over to the Garden Island; That
year ; we ; broke ' even, .winning - from
fvuia, xv mi z ana closing o AU-Kauai
in iv innings, 9 to s.
. The team that; year, was composed
of the following' atudent: ' ; t i
WIshar, 3b; i Baldwin;, c; Hitch
cock. 2b; Inman, p; TakeuchJ; -,;'
LovelL rf; Makananl' If Fassoth lb;
Ahana,. cL-';a";,;;: . j
Trusting you will. eV fit to publisli
this in your paper; I am, 'v '
; v y Yours respectltely. -
;;v ' ;. : ;- .uilv inman.;;
"You have mentioned names' ot! per
sonswho' have given- $1,000 - each, to
this league - when they hava " made
millions out of the wan .1 know of a
man .who recently .gave 3250,0 00 for" a
picture It's a shamed
;- -' . t-r -fr
STAR-BULLETiN StVES YOU '
- . TODAVa NEWS TODAY " 1
- ' 5 Oa tke UUN50N LAST Iatare Foot Catsfeat;
,r,:igWtrARMY-;SH
log toft b&an .Tan for tKe- Fanner,, the Sports ;
; msif the Worker. ":'.. r' ;. .- ' "- .'w ;:.;:""v;. ;.; . ;v
; ckhedxtT STREET SHOR of "best BUekn
iGuii-M.Calf-S Street VYcar.
'MdmMa2rMUiUtteAA tw EE.
"TImmuwI el meat ia ci-nl life ate wwrag tfceMaaeos)
- Last Shoe ertry day. with the lemlt tbel fevarcle
oi loot trouble are ao longer kaowa to them." '
; If tMt M Wy ve ImUt. mim Aract b H
BUCKINGHAil & HECHT f
- r , SAN ntANOSCO, CAL T ; -; :-';
avtry na..rvcUrMfr Nhmi Last SSm h tUi.,M
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