The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-09
7 NO GREAT
BALL GAMES

with the FORMAL action or the Leagne
in leaving out the Artillery team. the
baseball game of,the last end OF the
season will go on with even better PROS
poets as regards, lhs crowds ana the
game as well. than It started. This
afternoon should draw to the campus
of Oahu college a crowd larger than
any Saturday has as yet produced. ali
owing to the fact that there will be OF
the highest class games that have fall
en- on any recent week end. The first
game will be that OF the Male Ilimas
and the Customs. the second that. OF
the Punahous and the Honolulu Athlet-
les.
An additional interest is given by the
fact that this Is the last chance TO
watch the play which viii be put by the
Honolulus. for there will be the hopes
of many fans carried when the red
birds go to Maui Monday evening. for
the purpose OF meeting the men from
that island at wailuku during the
races. There will be only one change
from the regular team OF the club. ac-
cording to the present outlook. and that
viii be the placing of Meyer-at third.
a place he will fill next season for the
reds.
The meeting of the League held
Thursday evening was one filled with
interest for II meant change in the
bylaws IL the Artiileries were 10 be
allowed to take their playthlngs and
go home The bylaws were 30 altered
and the career of the soldiers on the
ball field was ended thus ingloriousiy
for they admitted that they could not
play the game. This is due in some
sense TO lack of management, for the
men, IL handled, would be able to put
up a game something more like that
which is the product of the muscle and
brains OF the others OF the League.
When again it becomes the time for the
formation OF a League of local clubs
II is believed there will be no difficulty
in securing team from among the
Khaki lads which will be given such
coaching in the game as 1t is played,
to make them formidable rivals Of any
other team in the league. This may be
done by securing the transfer TO this
post of some OF the crack men Of the
corps now at other posts. which has
been under consideration by Some OF
the fans in the local Companies.
The playing this afternoon will find
a reconstruction Of the Customs IN that
the retirement OF NOVEL; leaves a va
cancy in that team which has been filed
by the placing of Reyburn behind the
bat ana Duncan in left field, Tucker
going to second and King TO third.
The team will play under the direction
of Bert Bowers, and there may be ex-
pected some of the ginger which viii
give life TO the game There is a hard
game before the Tariff takers, but they
are seemingly confident, that they can
stop the winning course OF the Males.
KIlev Is going fast Just now for II he
can win every game he has to play he
should take the blue ribbon The only
thing is the fear of crack and the
team is being nursed right carefully.
There will be little change there oW-
ing to the absence of the short STOP
whose position will be filed by wright.
The Punahous will pitch Castle ana
piay Fernandez at third and Marcai-
bench ready TO go into the box II the
youngster has not the command Of the
ball.
II. A. C.s- Cunha, c.; Joy. p; Glea-
son. h.; williams, 2b.; Tom Price or
Wood, Sb.; Thompson, S.; Hansnnan.
IT,; Aylett. CT; Lewis. RI
Punahous-Hemen C.; Castle, D.;
soper. h.: Steere. 2b.; Fernandez. Sb.;
A. Marcallino, S.; John Waterhouses
r.; Clarence Cooke, CT; J. Marcalhno'
IT, Substitutes, Rabbit and young
Cunha.
Maize uirnas-Kiiey. C.; Clark, p.
Davis. ID: Mana, 2b. Wright IS:
Akau. 3b.: Luahiwa. IT,; Taylor e.;
Desha, RI
Customs-Reyburn, G.; Kiwa, p.
Wills. h.; Tucker. 2b.; Lishman, IS;
King. 3b, Duncan. H.; Bowers, cf;
Anderson, Tf.