The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
MAUrS BASE
BALL MEN

~ ASEBALL will take brace next
week with two games between the
best men in Honolulu and a team
representing the pick of the Maui
teams.
The inability OF Hiio to furnish a
thtrd team for a contest between ISL
anders makes the proposed Merchants
Fair series one between the two islands
sniy. The reason for all this is per-
haps the success of the local represen-
tatiyes at the races, for the only rea-
son advanced by Hilo was that there
was not enough money for the trip.
AS il is there will be two great gamaS
The first on Monday will bring togeth-
err the Maui team and the Honolulus,
the best of the local teams now, and
that of Tuesday afternoon the Mauls
and the team chosen by the members
Of the several clubs in the league TO
make an all Honolulu team.
The Honolulus have the best of the
sarne on form but the Mauis are
strong aggregation and they may prove
a surprise for the locals. They nave IN
Jackson a pitcher who will give the
best OF them hard time and may
prove a puzzle. The fact that the team
win come to town today and the men
thus have a chance to get over the trip
before they have to play. viii mean
much and should be responsible Tor the
very highest class ball. The trip or the
Mauis is due entirely to the president
of the league, Mr.. ChiiingWortn, VINO
has been responsible for everything IN
the way of the game and whose guests
the players will be while in the city:
There will be a hard game played ana
it is safe to say that the, game mus
draw good crowds. for they VIII De as
high class ball as has been played mere
recently.
rrhis afternoon there will be the usual
games between the Punahous and the
Males and the Customs and the Ma
r,ahamehas. The games Will be played
!. This order and should prove TO DE
good ones. There will be plenty OF
guessing in both games for neither cI cru
A. any cinch on the contests me
fSkms will play as follows;
Haile Ilimas-F. Kiley. c.: Geo. w
clark. D.: ID. Davis h.; Mana, 20; r
WIGHT 3b: Charles Jones, S.: u.
Desha, IF; Carl Taylor. CT j.. Luai'i" H.
If, w. Bush, H. Williams. subs
Kamehamehas-D heAuew v.rrat-
I..enon. D.; ]. Kekuews, 1b; w Fsnns'-
a., Oh: A. Richards. 3d.; o. Jones, S.
yIanalSu RI; r. Reuter-. cf.' .. noAi'
If. r. Cockett. d. Kahaulello. suos.
Punahou-He menwsy. C.; Wliii al y
.. Eoper, H.; Steere. 70; meyer e. =
Narcallino, S.; j. AarcaiilIio'
Cooke. CT; ]. Waterhouse IL rv,,,,.
C.,storns-Wilder. c.; Kiwa, p "s.
Eir1r- IN. Novel;, 3D.; Iishman' -
Tu.ker. If; bowers. CT: Anderson H.
qae waiIuku correspondent OF the 40.
xsrtiser writes as follows: The A ~
ss,letir Association will send team
..sebail pIayers by the Ciaudlne
I.svsa tomorrow evening. arriving ID -
.spln on Saturday morning Tne te1 :.
.ssss down under the captaincy o 80,
C..unm;ngs. and consists of players ~;
80 Morning Stars, Waikapus
A,krts and Puunenes 1t Is JUST NO"
learned that Cummings has seleeteH -.
f.aDwTfue. to play the Honoluius on ne
Nnday afternoon: q. Cumnhss
I,c4-son. r. Pickard. J. Garcia
geDderson. J. Yates, w. SCARE. -
saith, A. Garcia. l. r. Crook ana
IS,-u.rer. Either DIT. Boote or COKE
co down as manager of the team. IN
aaes saws that the team is very s'i u ,a
euA ana that he expects TO give
u.es.lu nine a very hard rub
with Jackson in the box and CunllIii rs,
aaKnd the bat no doubt the ooys 90"
..f M a very good game, the ll,iieiu
- All good players. The prooaole $50
.as.,t in the Maui team will De tne 80 90
- but. on Maui the boys VINO sSl -
- Maui nine have always been consio-r
I'd GOOD batters, although 1t IS no' A''0