The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-01
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REPRESENTATIVE HoNoLU-
LII BASEBALL NINE.

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The representative baseball nine cleo
ton is proceeding merrily and large
number of coupons were received yes
terday The votes will be counted to-
morrow night and the result of the
election published in Saturdays issue
of the Advertiser. The question as to
who should represent Honolulu in a
contest with a Coast nine is an impor-
tant one. Help to solve it by filling
out the above coupon according to your
own idea, and forward same to Sport
ing Editor, Advertiser.
Among the passengers on the Thorn
as are many ball-players of more or
less renown. They came ashore yes
terday looking for trouble and had not
proceeded far before they ran across
Duke McNichol. Duke succeeded in
arranging a game with his pets, the
Stars, which will be played at Puma
hou this afternoon, commencing at
$3.50 o'clock. The teams will be as fol-
lows:
Stars. Teachers.
Catcher.
German .. o. X. McGoyney
Pitcher.
JOY .... C. E. A. Walton
First Base.
Davis .......---.......' r. Il. L " &C
Second Base.
Moore .-..............-... u. W. moore
Third Base.
A. Marcallino ................ j. Mason
Short Stop.
w. Wilder ............-....'... w. 1iii
Right Field.
Kiley II. L. hiIh
Center Field.
Perry u. =. flShef
Left Field.
]. Marcallino ........... A. f. Easton
The records of the visitors are as fol-
lows:
o. K. McGovney, Indiana University,
catcher, graduate class '01; w. Hill,
HARVARD, short stop, graduate class '01,
refused admission to Varsity team on
the ground of playing SO high above
the average as to approach profession
alism; G. w. Moore, Indiana Bnlyer-
sity, second base, captain varsity team
of '9S and '99 and captain of the trans
port Thomas team; R. L. Kirk, right
VI. r-c-tt 1llC
of '9S; C. E. A. Walton, pitcher, New
Jersey Normal School, Trenton; Jas
Mason, third base. University of Min
nesota, 90, player on varsity team;
F. E. Force, first base, University or
Minnesota, class of 90; player on var
sity team of '9S and manager of trans
port Thomas team; A. +. Easton, left
field. Princeton, class of '01; D. c.
Fisher, center field, Kansas Normal
School, player on normal school team.
The substitute line of the Teachers is
composed of:
H. S. Meade, Chicago University,
class of 100; H. J. Hawkins, Missouri
State University, class of '01; L. II.
Boneln, center field, Harvard, class of
'01; r. E. Monogue, short stop, Univer-
sity of Virginia class of 81; II. S.
Gray, pitcher, Yale, class of '01; ].
Smith, catcher, Harvard, class of '01;
C. B. Farrow, center field, New Jersey
Normal School, Trenton; C. w. Ole
sen, right field, University of Minneso-
ia, class of 100.
Both the Stars and Honolulus are
practicing faithfully for Saturdays
great game. The battle ground will
probably be Punahou. The Stars are
confident that they will be returned
winners but realized that they will have
to play all they know in order to win.
Their opponents are equally confident
and are covering all the money in sight
With reference to the proposed visit
If the Sacramento nine, Duke McNich-
81 said yesterday: without an en-
closed ground it is impossible to guar
intee the expenses Of a Mainland team
Honolulu can put nine in the field
which would hold it's own with the best
IF them. AS things are here at pres
snt the proposition to invite the Sac
'amentos to visit us is absurd"
Ed. Towse, on being approached on
he subject, said: 1.-THE plan of bring |
ng down the Sacramentos is doubt
ul enterprise. 1t would be different II |
here was an enclosed ground In Ho-
1o1ulu The town just now is enjoy
ng a season of very fair and certainly |
lonest ball This is the first season In
light years that has been devoid OF
candal, which is in itself a matter for
treat congratulation. The local play
RS are capable of catering to the base
'all needs of the town.
The Police have loaned Pitcher Joy
o the Stars for this afternoons game.
Today's game should be an invaluable
workout for the Stars in view Of the
contest on Saturday.