The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-01
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MAUI. Jun, gS--Durlng The after
moon Of the 2.nd en oid-fashioned gan g
OF baseball was prayed at Wells PARK,
Waikiki. between the Puunenes ana
Maui Alerts. The game was remark
nhle for heavy batting In which hrst
one club would lead and then the 9TH
er. until finally the Alerts piled up nine
runs In one inning and thus won the
contest by the score OF 70 to IS. This
IL the first game won by the Alerts
since the beginning OF the league con-
tests. and they naturally feel somewhat
elated by their well-carncd victory.
The next league game is between the
Morning stars and the Waikapus. The
former have never been beaten and the
latter rank No. . in the contests of the
league. 1t is also reported that Catch
or German. the well-known Honolulu
basebailist, Win play with the Waika-
pus Hence great interest Is being man
Tested in the game scheduled for the
29,h.
The GLORIOUS Fourth" will be cele-
brated in Central Maui by the races at
Spreckels' Park, Kahului. under the
auspices OF the Maui Racing Associa-
ton ard by a picnic at Sunnyside, Paia.
given by tfo Makawao Ladies' Aid So
ciety. II Is also To be hoped that
polo match can be arranged between
Waikiki and Makawao to take place at
Paia, but the Waikiki men are loath to
play without Cornwell. who. though
fast recovering. may not be able to
play on the 4th.
At Kahului, Saturday afternoon, the
2ist, another inter-district practice
game of polo was played between teams
from the Maui Athletic Association and
Makawao Polo Club. A large gathering
OF people from Waikiki, Kahului and
Spreckelsville viewed the exciting con-
test. The lineup OF players was as fH-
lows:
For Waiiuku--A Weller, No. 1 +. +.
Baldwin, No. and captain J. Thomp-
son, No. .. and l.. X. Crook, fullback.
FOR Makawao-W. o. Aiken. No. 1;
George Wilbur, No. 2; ID. c. Lindsay.
No. 3. and l.. Won Tempsky. fullbacil
and captain. :. r. Kalama was UNI
pire:
rhe game consisted of four ten-min-
ute plays and the score was six goals
to two in favor of Makawao. During
the first period Waikiki scored its two
goals, but afterwards did not approach
the Makawao goal line. Wailuku had
the advantage in regard to speedy po-
III, IT, ono ~ &c ho,, r,.vers wbc
va. sarious,v injured in tho hin nj 9
recent baseball game. The play of j
Thompson is showing steady improve
ment.
MAKAWAO LITERARY SOCIETY
SATURDAY. evepinp the DIST the Inn,
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nisty w,s hs,d a, tho ras,dence NJ M
r1 Mr.. TT u.ir nf uamaLuopolo .
Iayge rurohar NJ Mal,a,yao and Snrec,s
,Isvii,e> neonle being in a.tendance TIL,
foIIowiry nro,ran oY entertainip,
events vas received with much annre
,istion NV tho oudienoe.
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Piano Solo .. Mrs. Grace Waterhous
Observation-Disclosures OF Bath. .....
Vocal Solo ....M Mr.. II. w. Baldwin
Piano Solo ....M Mrs Grace Waterhous
,rho oeorb,cb onoro,,a u,,, raoo,,,.,
Win much annIause in snite of the fac
that n vas tho LEADING feature of TN
Nav entertainment Those ass,,n,in,
tho different cbaracters were Miss Cool
edye Messrs n O. Lindsay 8 n Dow
de and w. q. Aiken. The bariton
solos of Mr.. baldwin of stanford ais
found much favor. The next meetin
viii take Mace i'm August Mt Haiku
crpct,t,r r,o,,nr
IN Weuhesday, the loth, the tria
jury OF the second JudlclaI circuit wa
discharged by Judge j. w. kalua' ar
Yer having exhausted the longest calen
dar OF cases ever presenter 10 Mau
Jury. The jurors were detained In wal
luku ior three weeks, from the 4th
the Ioth, sundays ana mondays except
a. ana TINS long session was not mark
go ny the trial OF any case OF unusua
Importance.
me court itseit dld not adjourn unit
Inc aoth' the circuit Judge having som