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Sunday Will Be Rogan Day at
Moiliili Field; Two Contests
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; .Players Cummings Will Oppose 25th Bill Lee Will Have
t New Pitcher for Braves-Asahi Game Big Crowd Expected
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J Next Sunday will be Wilber Rogan
S: Day' at Moiliili Field. Baseball play
ters of the city )n acknowledgment of
.2Une boost given baseball by Hawaii's
A foremost-player, will present Rogan
J with a cup during the game between
:;the 25th Infantry and Kuger Giant.
j This will be the big battle of the day.
V starting at 3:15. The Braves and
Asahis w1il meet in the first game at
' . It was expected that Rogan would
-. pitch on Sunday against the Rugerites,
h but Manager Carr will perhaps send
'I In Jasper or Jackson as the star of
the team has been troubled with a
f j sore arm. He will perhaps be seen
Hn center field.
t . Cumminaa to Pitch.
Cummings, the star pitcher of tho
I Ruter team, who has never lost a
1 1 game, will perhaps be selected to burl
1 1 against the WreckerB. Cummings is
?4 the type of pitcher who should beat
vi the Wrecking crew, and without doubt
V: will give a good account of himself,
r The Rugerites have proved to be
j good hitters, by beating Kelly. Crump
ifler and Brinza, and are confident that
they will be able to score some runs
j off the Wreckers' hurler
j ' 'Kelly and Crumpler made the trip
H with the Rugerites last Sunday, and
one of these pitchers may be in the
U lineup against the Wreckers. Man
S iger Stewart believes that with Rogan
f th6 recipient of a cup, the Jinx
r- will go to the Giants. Cummings has
" never been defeated, and the fans
l will be wondering whether or not the
i Wreckers will be able to accomplish
?' what the other teams have failed tc
t da
Jasper or Jackson.
Jasper looks like the logical selec
tion' against the. Giants, as -the Ruger
; teim bit Jackson bard Jm ;a, recent
s game, and may cause the l(ttle south
, - paw some trouble. The Rugerites have
4 one of the best Infields in the Islands,
s ' and Bailey; Johnson, vWoxnack and
-Darts wake up. a mighty, good com
TflnaUon of field era. : J". V j
' TA large - crowd If-expected at
lfoiinu Field -to iolm In the reception
o Rogan, and the fact that Cummings
A fcal been, detected to pitch will mean
I more interest, as this barter has made
x"a heap of friends by, his nervy; work
In the box, and nls ability to hit In
v the.plnch.es. The fu& strength of the
J2Zth Infantry will be on hand to make
. an attack on Cummings. Should the
. Giant pitcher win bis game, he will
naturally be classed with the toi
notchers of the island.
The Lineup.
lt is expected that the 2"th In
fantry team will lineup as foltows:
Johnson, c; Swintor c; Jasper, p;
Jackson, p; Hawkins, lb; Fagin, 2b;
Moore. 3b; Smith, es; Crafton. If;
Rogan, cf ; Goliah, rf. Manager Stewart
has not yet announced his lineup to
oppose the Wreckers, but it is ex
pected to be as follows: Benham. c;
Brintnall, c; Cummings. p; Bailey, lb;
Johnson, 2b; Womack, 3b; Davis, ss;
McClain. If; Kelly, cf; Stewart, cf;
Langley, rf.
It is not yet known who will be the
orator to present the cup to Rogan
on Sunday, but one of the local
speeehmanfcers is being sought for tho
occasion. The" usual thing when one
i3 presented with a cup is to strike
out. Whether Rogan will do this is
yet to be seen. Perhaps Cummings
can answer the question.
Braves vs. Ashahis.
A hard battle is expected in the first
game of the day although the Braves
are expected to be favorites over the
Asahis. Bill Lee, manager of the
Braves, has announced a new pitcher
to start against the little Japanese
team. Sam Guerrero, the well known
swimmer, is the new star who will bn
given a chance to work on Sunday.
George Murakami Is shy of pitchers
at present, but Yoshi, the hurler for
the Y. M. B. A. team of Waipahu may
be secured for the occasion. Maesake
has been Injured and may not be
able to hurl on Sunday. He is round
ing to shape and may decide to go in,
should the Asahis be in need of hurl
ers.
Bill Lee Ise Confident. , "
BUI Lee will have a strong team in
the field. He has made it a point to
have a man for-every position, in case
a player Is injured. Lee, Nelson and
Perry can catch. Silva. Perry ant
Rosa are strong at the first sack. In
Rosario and Rosa, Lee has two good
men to relieve Mara, Gomes and Ana
bu. With two speedy outfielders,
Ornellaa and Rosario, and! a hard hit
ter in O'Sullivan, the Braves ought to
be well fortified for a fight tor the
second series.
Murakami has strengthened his
team and will attempt to send the
Braves team farther down the ladder.
He has a great fielding team, and with
a number of good base-runners should
make things interesting for'the Brave
team.
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In an exhibition match at th
Armory, the Y. M. C. A. picked team j.
teat the All-Service aggregation to a
tune of 3 to 0. In spite of the fact
that the Service team was short two
of its regular bowlers, they put op a
good fight but were unable to keep up
with the "Y" veterans who roHed a
good steady game although they were
on strange alleys. iTbe Service ;scpres
888 875. 869. and ,Zti2 of the Y. M.
were 793, 752. .78?, and 2312 against the
, C. A team.
J. W. Canario was high man of the
evening in totals with 5S4 or an aver
age of 191 for the three games while
Wikander was next with a total of
559. The latter led .the high single
game with 217 while J. W. Canario
. was next with even 200 score. Pletsch
er of the All-Service team was high
man of his team with a total of 529.
He rolled a good game hroughout.
Armory Alleys.
! All-Service
'Grooms 183
; Pletscher ..
i Syvertsen .
. Henley 133
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Otterback .
Three of Kauai players who will to right, James Spalding, John Malina other player not in this picture,
be seen in action on Saturday.. Left and Charges Rice. Philip Rice is the
- Following the practise match yes
terday at Kapiolani park, everything
Is ready for the big m;tch which will
take place on Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock. Kauai will meet the Army
team in the first match of the tourna
ment. Inasmuch as the game will not be
called until 4 o'clock, the Pacific
league will 'play the two baseball
games as scheduled at Moiliili Field.
An effort will be made to finish the
games in order to allow the specta
tors and players a chance to see the
mrtch.
Kauai and Army will make a
change in the lineups from that of last
year. James Spalding, Charles Rice
and John Malina will be the three old
men back this year; Philip Rice tak
ing the place of Jay Gould. The
Kauai combination looked promising
in the practise game of yesterday,
but will have to be unusually strong
to down the Army four.
Lieut. Vincent P. Erwin and Lieut.
Karl Greenwald are the new men who
will suceed Louie, Beard and Haver
kamp. Lieut. Erwin learned the game
rt the 6th Field Artillery, later play
ing on the Mounted Service team at
Fcrt Riley. Lieuts. Herr and Hoyle
also played on these teams.
Lieut. Greenwald played on the 5th
Field Artillery, runners up' to the
6th Field team. Herr and Hoyle are
well known players, and may be
counted upon to play good polo. The
Army's strength will perhaps rest
with the style of play of the new men.
Seats are now on sale, at E. O. Hall
& Sons. There will be no bleacher
seats near the side, lines this year,
the grandstand being used. Auto
apace will be reserved on the other
Totals
Y. M. C. A.
Wikander ...
J. W. Canario
O. Meyer...-.
H. S. Canario
Williams
Totals
1st 2nd 3rd Totals
183 133 155 471
177 172 180 529
149 149
133 178 149 465
146 144 140 430
... 125 143 26S
793 752 767 2312
1st 2nd 3rd Totals
217 176 166 559
197 200 187 584
155 15
161 149 157 467
15S 182 176 516
... 168 183 351
88S 875 869 2632
side of the field from the stand. Ac
cording to the committee in charge a
large number of seats have already
been sold for the, match.
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OAHU WINS IN POLO
In a practise polo match at Kapio
lani park yesterday afternoon the
Oahu team defeated .Kauai by a score
of 10 to 3. The Oahu lineup was:
No. 1, Walter Macfarlane; No. 2. Har
old Castle ; No. 3, Walter Dillingham;
GOLFTOIMMT
AT HOAIIALUA TO
BE HELD Sift!
Members of Honolulu Club to 1
Compete, for Wall & Dough
erty Cups; Election -!
Members of the Honolulu Golf Club
will hold their first tournament sine
the reopening of Moanalua at tho
links on Sunday morning beginning
at 9:30 o'clock. Wall & Dougherty
have offered two trophies to the win
ners of a two ball foursome, and this
will be the event selected for tho
tourney.
An election of officers for the en
suing year will take place on the
links in the morning, and a number
of plans for future play will be dis
cussed. The name of Frank Hal
stead has been proposed for chair
man of the greens committee, and'
inasmuch as he has taken a deep In
terest in the game, it is expected
that he will be the Choice of the
members.
A lunch will bo served at noon for
which there will be a charge to coverj
the expenses of catering. At that
time it is expected that the plans for
real activity on the part of the mem
bers wffl be discussed.
TENNIS TOURNEY, WILL
BEHELD ATNUUANU"Y.
The entry list for the Nuuaaa
Branch "Y" tennis tourney closed last
night The drawings for the matches
will take .place today and the sched
ule posted. There- are already IS
men entered and ft Is expected that
there will be about 10 more. The tour
nam en t which will be held on the new
courts at the corner of Fort and Vine
yard streets will start Saturday after
noon. It will be a straight elimina
tion tournament with possibly a round
robin for the semi-finals.
NoT 4, Arthur Rice. Kauai No. 1.
James Spalding; No. 2, John Malina;
No. 3, Charles ttfee; No. 4, Philip
Rice. Francis Brown and George
Brown refereed. '
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PffillMO ICT
" MEDICOS IN BIG
; FIGHT FOR TITLE
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i MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS I
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York Brooklyn 3, New,
York 2; New York 7, Brooklyn 1.
At PittsburgPittsburg 3, Cincin
nati 2.
At Boston Boston 3, Philadelphia 0.
Palama Settlement seniors now hold
the t, volley ball championship of the
city,; but they, may nojibbldj U long.
Fotiowingin elimination' contest " at
Fort Shafter In which the 'department
hospital team , came out ahead, 'the
- Medicos 'challenged Palama's title. A
two out of three aeries waa arranged.
- Palama won one game, and Fort Shaf
ter evened matters up "by taking the
second; ,r,; ' ,
i The third :' and . deciding- game . is
' scheduled - for Friday, evening at 8
o'clock.1 By courtesy of the Y. M. C.
. AH IL will be -held in the big, games
,halL 'Wbjeh Is neutral' territory for
both teams, r ' .'. -' .
fcoth' teams are well-drilled aggre
' ,. gatlons of speedy players, and one of
. .the fastest exhibition of volleyball
w ever. staged In th,e city Is looked for
;,-'by those who' are" familiar with their
" ;worlL JShafter Medicos have smashed
'. every other team up at the big fort,
, 'And tho Palama-Settlement boys have
'Vanquished St. Louis College, Baron's
1 gymnasIum.therY.- M.- A. bulsness
' men's team, the P. B, C's and other
Vlesser aspirants for championship hon-
ors. - v::. ; " '
. ; Admission to the game will be 2S
1" cents. ' Proceeds will be - donated to
-the Red Crpss. .. A '
Fort!;Shafter Molsbergen, captain;
Dodge, B. Mj Carlson, J, O. Carlson,
'-: Stoegbauer, Gathrlgbt nd West.
; Palama Settlement Lionel Brash,
-captain; Abraham Amoy, Wm. Rose-
.nilL Frank. RosebHl, Sam Kauka, Jim
' Whlto1 and 'Joe Roberlo; "
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia Boston 4, Philadel
phia 2.
' At Cleveland Chicago 5, Cleveland
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet
New. York .... 68 38 .651
Cincinnati ... 61 55 .526
Philadelphia 52 47 .525
Chicago 57
St. ' Louis .... . 55
Brooklyn ... 52
Boston . . . . 45
Pittsburg 33
53
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LOWREY MAKES GOOD SHOWING
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Honolulu tennis was given a big
.boost "when ? Alan ' Lowrey and Bretz
won . the trst set of a match with
Strachan and lnmann at the Long
wood courts. The Honolulu boy lost
lout in the second and third sets by
score of 6-4, 6-4, but John Strachan
and F. C Inman are numbered among
the leading exponents of tennis In the
coontry. These matches were played;
'for tbe benefit of the Red Cross.
't , jiitress of the House Your people
ar getting terribly careless an ab-
' solutely new tablecloth was sent home
last week torn Into two pieces!
- The Laundryman Yus'm but It
was only charged for as one article!
London Passing: Snow. ;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
Chicago 70
Boston 65
Cleveland 60
Detroit 57
New. York . 32
Washington 51
Philadelphia ....... 40
St Louis 42
42
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53
53
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58
63
71
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
National League
At New York Brooklyn 3. New
York 2: New York 7, Brooklyn l.
At Pittaburg Pittsburg 3, Cincin
nati 2T
At . Boston Boston 3, Philadelphia
0. ;
American' League
At Philadelphia Boston 4, Phila
delphia 2.-
, GAMES TODAY
National League
Pittsburg-at "Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at New York.
American Leagde
No games scheduled.
COAST LEAGUE
Won Lost
San Francisco 76
Salt Lake "67
Los Angeles 68
Oakland 64
Portland 68
Vernon 58
58
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63
68
68
74
Pet
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Yesterday's Results
At Vernon Vernon 2, Los Angeles
1.
At San Francisco Salt Lake 5, San
Francisco 1.
At Portland Oakland K, Portland 0.
Games Today
Salt Lake at San Francisco.
Los Angeles at Vernon.
Oakland "at Portland. .
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