The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-08


had to be collected, and the regular
Jilo team. which made a good stand
but never got chance to score except
in the third inning. The final result
WAS IS 10 ,. Crow, who started well,
was batted out Of the box and +. NJ.
Brown finished the game.
Kaimana started off brilliantly ct
short for Hilo and largely by his work
kept the visitors from scoring In the
first and second but in the third. when
his own side had a lead OF two, he
threw a grounder over first base. and
as the bases We're filled there were four
TALES as the result. From that mo-
ment 1t was peaches and cream for the
visitors the eighth netting seven, which
meant the retirement of Crow The
score by innings was az follows:
Honolulu 80 0 s 0 3 Z is
Elilo .........U o q
In the meantime the polo players
were collecting and as soon IA the field
was given over by the baseballists they
began a game between the reds and
blues. The result was really never in
doubt, though there was some sharp
playing all around. The Reds did not
show the team work of which they
were capable until the second period,
when they tore or very pretty goal,
following 1t by one in each of the three
periods following. Meanwhile the Blues
did not secure a single count. For the
Reds DR.. irwin got the first goal. a
very pretty cut through the posts of a
cross drive by Balding. Kennedy show
ed perhaps the best form and II. Bald
ing did some clever riding.
DR.. Grace was perhaps the very best
Of the Reds. Prouty showing some real
iy brilliant runs. having the quickest
mount on the field, but trying to play
the game alone too much. The teams
wanted to hit the ball. The teams
We're:
| Reds-Dr. Irwin. r. Baldng. X. Ken
nedy. Balding.
Blues-Robertson, Guard. DR.. Grace.
Prouty.
Umpire. referee and timekeeper-Geo.
r. Dennison.
The attempt of Jack Weday to get
enough people together to see him and
Decker box was really unsuccessful.
The following committees were re-
sponsble for the entire entertainment
OF the two days:
Finance-E. N. Holmes. chairman
Albert Horner. l.. Turner, J. NJ. Smith
w. Eberling. NJ. F. Mcdonald. A. C.
Palfrey. w. II. C. Campbell, A. N. Will
son, e. w. Barnard. J. F. Clay, A. II
Jackson. A. c. McKenney, J. X. Dillon
George bunker, w. C. Cook, ]. C. Ridg-
way, Robert Andrews. w. G. Walker
c. g. Kennedy, Jim Norris, First Bank
of Hilo. treasurer.
Literary program-Csrl S. Smith
chairman; Mrs. Luther Severance, Rev
s. l.. Desha.
man, A. NJ. Wilson. w. Vannatta J, Y
Moir. Jack Easton, j. F. clay, r
BruGhell.
Parade-A. Richley, chairman; II
n. Lake, John Herring, Captain Fetter
]. Carvalho, John T. Baker, John II
Brown. Miss Ivy Richardson, Miss Ell
vira Richardson. Miss Maud Cheek
Mrs. T.. ID. Baldwin, Mrs W. s. Terry
! Printing and advertising j. II. Stack
err. chairman; l.. A. HawOr.h. G. F. Al
fonso.
+. Decorations - A. w. Richardson
chairman; Mrs ID. w. Marsh. Miss Ivy
Richardson. b. r, Rowland. Miss Har
riet C. Hitchcock.
> Evening entertainment and BALE
n. Prouty, Jr.. chairman. George Bun
ker. ]. ]. Grace, W. G. Cook. Mrs ]. T
Lewis.
: Executive cosAmittee-J. U. Smith
chairman; Il. n. Holmes. Cart .
j Smith. George s. Mex enzie. A. Rich
ley; J. 4. Stacker. A. W. Richarasoa
G. N Prouty Jr