The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-03
BIG ISCOR[S
THE ORDER
.KamehamehaL Lost
Their First
Game.
MERRY MIX-UP
ON THE CAMPUS
Police dubbed the Christians to a
Standstill and Won Their
First Victory.

Oahu College ana Kamehameha School
ship baseball series on Saturday on the
campus of the latter.
Punahou had gone under in the first
two games and it was a case of name
your own price about them on Saturday.
The pipe leaked. however. and things
happened-,.Angs at once weird, unusual
and unseemly.
Jones, the ne plus ultra pitcher of the
ed. Castle, the fiaxen-haired catapult
of the collegians, was. ON the other hand.
anything but facile, and his contortions
with the ball caused his opponents
phizogs to wear worried look
In the eighth there were large doings.
One of the Kams rubbed UP against a
Punahou player somewhat urgently. The
afflicted one took umbrage and showed
grievous lack of chronological knowledge
by calling his dusky brother niger
Then the pot boiled over
Thanks to the peacemakers fatalities
were averted and the game went on
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the ninth there was nothing doing and
a tenth was ordered
With three Oahuans on bases in the
final spasm,, Meyers knocked liner just
inside first base. The umpire called the
ball fair, but the Kamites dissented and
raised mighty howl. Meanwhile the
three Oahuans had all come home to
roost and the score stood 1920 in favor
of the collegians
This tickled the haoles almost to death
and as the Kamites appeared TO be
strangely insensiple to the humor of the
situation. al. Castle, doubtless carried
away by the enthusiasm of the moment,
proceeded, by means of buff and blue
be-ribboned cane, to point out just where
the joke came in. Then the pot boiled
over again.
Like the meeting of turbulent waters
was the clash of the factions Fists
found noses with entertaining frequency
loused knGckles and the adamantine
Uranium was in the ascendency.
When the lust of fight had departed
from the intellectual opponents of the
national game. the crowd went home,
and the timid moon peeped over the
mountains and gazed long and sorrow
fully upon the scene of the conflict.
Details of the tragedy:
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The Police dubbed the Christians to a
holy standstill on Saturday, but they
had to fight at high tension through
out the game to do it.
The game which was played at Makiki
was good one and was won by Chill
lingwmth in the last inning
A Mr.. Taylor was selected to lombard
exactly earn golden opinions for him and
he was excused at the urgent request OF
the custodians of the Law, who are at
all times averse to an easy life. Now
ell. who reigned in his stead. was a de-
cided Improvement, but the pardon came
too late for the sides salvation.
Joy pitched WEI until the fifth, when
his arm, slumbered and 1t was Joyful
times for the Christians for a spell
Parker relieved him and his importation
was anything but relief to the Initials
who simply could not make the tele-
phone work with Robert, Jr, at the 9th
er end of the wire.
The Police possess heavy batting quail
fications. but are still lamentably shy
| of team work. Their showing was, how
the previous week.
The minutes of the meeting:
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