Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-03
BALL TOSSERS
PLAY TOMORROW
Oahu College and Y. M.
c. A. Play Again
At Punahou.
GOOD EXCITING GAME AND
CLOSE SCORE EXPECTED
Turner May Not Play Because Of a
Bad Ankle Change Of Pitchers by.
Both Teams is Looked fOr---The
Form Shown by the Men.

had eight strike outs to his credit.
His batting is good, but his bas, run.
ming might be improved upon.
Myers will probably hold down the
plot behind home plate Saturday. ia
Is improving greatly on the short arm
throw to second. which he has been
practicing for some time. He Is one
OF the heaviest stick wielders on the
team but his base running needs i'm.
provement.
Williamson is the hest base runner
the college possesses. for he uses his
head to more advantage than any 9th.
er man on the team. His fielding Is
good. but he is poor with the bat.
John Marcellino uses his arm better
than any OF the collegians. shooting the
ball straight and swiftly from the
shoulder. He is trif1e weak when
taking grounders but is quite strong
with the stick.
A. Marcellino is playing an error.
less game on the initial bag.
Robinson is covering every nook and
corner of the right suburb without q
flaw.
The makeup OF tomorrow's team has
not been decided but II will probably
Le as follows: Pitcher. Castle; catcher
Myers. first base, A. Marcellino; sec.
ond base, J. Marcellino; third base
Practice has been going steadily for.
ward at Punahou during the past week
II no slump occurs In the practice
things will go badly with Kamchameha
on the 18th.
Human Pocket" Hapai is showing
vast improvement at the bat and. al.
though he struck out once or twice IL
the last game with the Solace, his work
in this department is highly superior
to his former play. He Is also improv.
ing in baserunning and II takes a
good twirler to catch him sleeping.
Perry is playing very coed game
and is getting to be sure thing with
the bat. His fielding is above par, an
error very seldom being scored against
him. He is probably the best bas'
runner on the team, with the exception
perhaps, Of Williamson.
Castle will probably pitch the second
game against the Y. NJ. c. A. team nexI
Saturday. In the game against the
Solace. while not inv!ncible, Castle
kept the soldiers down within reason
able bounds, time and again, striking
out men when two or three players
occupied the bags. While ten sac hits
were scored off his delivery, they Were
all scattered so that no runs were scor,
ed by punching the hits. Castle also
Williamson; short stop, Campbell; left
field. Hapai; center field, Perry, ant
right field, Robinson.
The Y. NJ. c. A. aggregation have
been putting in good earnest practice
In hopes that they will be able to turf
the tables on the Oahu College bal
tossers.
They have had one bit Of bad luck
however, for Turner received bat
ankle in practice day or so ago.
Babbitt will enter the box In Browns
place tomorrow. Babbitt is a twirler Of
old standing, and will prove quite {
puzzle to the collegeians.
Elston will probably be on the re-
ceiving end Of the battery, unless
Jim" German should come back from
Waialua, In which event, Elston will
be moved out on third base.
A new man has been secured t.
play in one Of the suburbs. Rodgers
is his name, and he is showing remark
able judgment In fielding and getting
under the ball.
Although nothing definite has beer
decided on, 1t is understood the line-uI
will probably be as follows: Catcher
Elston; pitcher, Turner or German
Rabbit. LIST base; Fieber, I'd base
Moon, Sd base; Elston or Kicker, shor'
stop; Bird, left field; Paris, center
field: Kicker, right field; Rodgers ant
Coats substitute.