The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-21
.CRICK
NOW.
Visitors, Natives
and the Band
Will Play.
BIG AFTERNOON
AT MAKIKI
Male Ilimas' New Headquarters.
Basketball and Baseball
Notes.

lie CElChel SedSOu III COiHEIenCe ltllS
afternoon at Makiki with a game be-
tween a local eleven and the team of
H. NJ. S. Warspite. The Honolulu team
will be as follows:
R. Anderson, S. c. Biddell, L. G. Black
man, ]. Cation, j. l.. Cockburn, J. w.
Harvey, A. R. Hatfield, r. A. Jordan
(captain), Rev V. H. Kitcat, ]. Penny,
Piianaia, w. L. Stanley and Thomas.
The Warspite's team Is not yet known
but will include Lieut.Le Farrell (captain),
Lieut.. Knox, Lieut.. Shewell, R. S. Wood
ward, A G. Underwood, B. Benbow and
Grubb.
Wickets will be pitched at o'clock.
|, A large marquee has been erected on
the ground and ample seating accommo-
dation provided. During the afternoon,
tea will be served by the ladies.
By kind permission of Rear Admiral
Bickford, GINS, R.N:, the band of H.
NJ, S. Warspite will play on the ground
throughout the afternoon.
Friends of cricket are invited to be
present and witness the playing. That
the game will be a good one is assured,
for the visitors have an excellent record
exceptions, is a good one.
The Male lima Athletic Club held a
special meeting last night at which bus
mess of a financial nature was transact
ed. The club has secured the premises
an Kaahumanu street formerly occupied
by the Democratic braves, and will use
the same as headquarters. Possession
will be taken next week.
Owing to the wet condition of the
roads on Tuesday night, the Males had
no training run, but will turn out this
evening and every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening following.
The wearers of the green and gold are
practicing basketball steadily and are
trying to arrange a game with one of the
Young Mems Christian Association
teams The main difficulty is that the
latter play the indoor game, while the
Males play in the open air. The team
practices every Monday and Wednesday
evening in the High School grounds.
In the game of Rugby football to be
pIayed at Punahou tomorrow afternoon
between the Warspite and Honolulu
teams, the ball used in the Male Lima
Oahu College game on Christmas Day
will be brought into requisition
There was cricket practice at Makiki
yesterday afternoon and quite number
of enthusiasts took turns at the net.
Rumors are current of a pair-oar race
in the near future between representa-
tives of the two big clubs.
Tom Hollinger says that If he matches
Aggravation against Virgie A again, II
will be at seven furlongs. He says that
IL the bay can't beat the black at seven
furlongs she isn't likely to do so at a
mile In the Observation-Disclosures race
at the same distance, Aggravatfon ran
| in 1: 1874 and got bad ride at that. The
track was also second and a half slow.
| Last Saturday Aggravation did not finish
| In better than 1 :35.
| On Saturday evening the last series of
games In the Basketball league will oe
played. The contests will be Between
Business Men. and Crescents and Inter
mediates and Stars. The former play at
7:15 and the latter at $50
AS the teams stand at present the Bus
| mess Men lead with the Stars in second
place Should the former lose and the
latter win a game, there would be a tie
for first place but such a state of affairs
Is very improbable.
The. Young Mems Christian Association
baseball team has commenced practice
and the men are shaping very well. The
association should be able to place a
crack team in the field as things look at
present. The material available includes:
Messrs. Bird, Brown, German, Cheatham,
Moon, Young, Crook, Wilson, c. Cooke,
Cheek, Kerr, Turner. Elston, Raymond
and Coats.
Thursday evening on the drill shed
ground and continues from o'clock I'M
til dark.
special exhibition tumbling practice
will take place this evening in the gym
nasium Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. Tumbling will be special fea-
ture at the physical exhibition shortly to
be held under the auspices of the asso-
citation.
The Healani high dive and trapeze is
now in place and Is being daily patroniz-
ed by a number of club members.
The Healani minstrel committee have
agreed upon Friday evening for a meet
ing, at which the following gentlemen
are requested to be present. 1t is abso-
lutely necessary that all who have the
interest of this undertaking at heart
should be on hand at 7:3O o'clock pune
tually: Messrs. Atkinson, Boisse, Bay
den, Conkling. Cunha, Damon. Elston,
Garman, Hanna. Jarrett, Muller, Mari
ner, Peachy, Renear, Spencer, Sharp,
Waicott, West, Woodbridge, Webster,
Raymond, Piver, Livingston, Dunn, Fra
zier, Dillingham;, Prouty, Gleason, Bruins,
Kidd, Yardley, Harrison, Cobb, Thielan,
Won Hamm. Roenitz. Taylor, Thayer.
Johnson, Lowell