The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-29
CORONATION
WILL OCCUR
AUGUST 9

that the coronation will occur Angus
9Th is followed by the revival of actiy
ity at the Earl MarshaPs- Office and ;
recasting of lists of spectators who viii
require second issue Of cards of ad
mission, cables the London correspond
ent of the Tribune. The officials ar,
starting out with the intention of re
ducing the complex abbey ceremonial Il
the simplest terms. Their plans, with.
out doubt. will be enlarged day by day
as more favorable reports are received
of the health of the King. Rehearsais
for the procession have been resumed
and it is announced that ne Kings new
landau will be substituted for the coach
Of George III.
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for the playing of the full nine innings.
! After several consultations last even
ing Captain John f. Soper of the Pu-
nahous, who viii captain the picked
| team, announced the following as the
! tentative team, il being subject to re-
vision today: Cunha, catcher; Castle,
pitcher; Soper first; Steere, second:
Lemon, short; Meyer, third; NOVEL;,
right field; King, left field, and Taylor,
y
tention to have the band at the field by
o'clock, when play is scheduled TO
commence, and there will be concert
during the game.
AS the Mauis did not score, the rec
ord of their play is practically record
ed in the tale of how the Honolulus
won the match. Once the visitors got
a man to third, when Henderson got
around on an error of Bolster, who
went into play the third corner after
Pryce and Woods had dropped out. and
again Yates was caught while trying to
steal that bag by a handy throw down |
by LIE Petit Cunha, but others around /
the bags there were not, for two hits |
and three bases on balls cover the
times that one of the maroons got to
see what the bags We're like.
The Honolulus began to score in the
second, after the hopes of the men
from the sister island had been allow
ID to rise. Gleason got life by forcing
Cunha at second. and Pryce doubled.
they both scored on singles by Aylett
md Thompson This was in the sec
md and they tagged a single in the
-hird. when Williams sent little
oounder to Jackson, who with delib-
eration threw over the head of Pickard
nto the crowd, letting the left-hander
get around to third. He scored on
Louis long fly. Then ensued one of the
pretty plays of the game, though it
was peculiar in one thing, that the
persistence of Joy made the Mauis for
ret when three men were out and theyi
played for him as hard as for the nec-d
.ssary outs. Louis had gone out toll {
light and Cunha's single and joys dou-A
lie into the trees gave them the fur
her corners. Gleason could do no more
nd being out at first Cunha tried to 7
make home and was caught and JOY
ras put out at third on the play. It !
made the four and the crowd howled i
ONE because of the play and others 9
or the fun of the last end of it.
In the fifth again. the Honolulus tag
ed up two on hits by Williams and Il
.ouis, the latter's bounder into center
citing past Garcia, Louis in turn scor- f
Is on joys drive.
The sixth was the heart breaker.
Woods, who had just gone in to play W
lird. scored on Henderson's wild throw
{ his little one to third. and Aylett v
Dubbed to follow Thompson buntsd =
rettily and was safe and after two
ad gone out Aylett scored on Will
ans long fly, Thompson tallying on
ouis' hit, and Cunha's long double toi d
,nter enabled the latter to make the
,urth for the inning. Five hits netted
lie scores, but they were not earned -
ms. This ended the run getting. al :
Tough Aylett got a double in the -
venth, after Woods had gone round ,,
third and was there caught between t.
lses, the runner being out OF the game b.
the same time, and in the eighth n:
ere was a pretty double, Gleason's .;
tie one to short making it possible. fl
The score tells something of the play: ri
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