The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-30
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noon Of thee.ud an old-fashioned game
81 BASEBALL ,vss played at Wells Park.
.waliuKu, icsxss5l the Puunenes and
MANI Alertssus!Tse .ssHass vss rsDsarsr
aoro1ror; fesvyr sbasfinEs in-swffich 'flrss
IN S'efus - wa6did 7ead apssitheh-tA the 9th,
er. unm hn@iiy Inc Alerts piled up ni9s
runs In one inning and thus won the
contest by -the-score OF e TO IS. This
Ia the hrxt game won by the ;Alerts
since the beginning Of the league COM
tests. ana they naturally feel somewhat
eiated BIZ their wcii-csrrsd victory
The next league game IL between the
Morning stars and the waikapns- The
former have never been beaten and the
latter rank No. 2 In the contests OF the
league. II Il also reported that Catch
cr German. the weii-known Honolulu
IbAseDaniss. yin play with the waika-
pusy Hence great interest IL being man
ifested N the game scheduled FOR the
18th.
The glorious Fourth will be cele-
brated in Central Maui By the races at
9fNTEE AfAN ANAAAANts
auspices OF the Maui Racing Associa-
ton ana by a picnic at Sunnyside. Paia.
given by the Maxawao Ladies' Ala So
cIety. n II also TO BE- hoped that a
polo match can be arranged between
waiiuku and Makswao to take place at
PaIa. but the waiiuku men are loath To-
play without Cornweli. who. though
J fast recovering. may not be able TO
play on the 9Th
AT Kahuiui. Saturday afternoon. the
21st another fnter-district practice
game OF polo was played between teams
from the Maui Athletic Association and
Makawno Polo club. a large gathering
OF people from Waiiuku. Kahuiui and
SpreckeisViilc viewed the exciting con-
test The lineup OF players was as fol-
ioxs:
For Wailuku-A. Weller. 40. 1: r. +.
Bnfdwin. No. ? and captaiTi. J. Thomp-
son. No. 3 and l.. II. Crook. fuilback.
lf-lFor Makawao=w. q. Aiken. No. l:
George wilbur. No. 2: ID. 6, Lindsay.
xo--3.-and L. Won Tcmp-ky.-f1ilback
srsi-rsptafn. :. ~ KRlama was UNI
plre:
The. gains. consisted cf four ten-min-
ute plays and .hs score was six goals
20 two IN favor 81 Makawao. During
tire first period wsiiuku scored its two
goals. but afterw ards did not approach
the Makawao goal line. waiiuku had
the advantage In regard 10 speedy po-
niles. but much missed w. II Corn
well. Jr...one of It's beet players. who
was seriously. injured In the hip at n
recent baseball game. The play OF J.
Thompson h showing steady improve
ment-
MARAwAoL LITERARY SOCIETY.
saturday evening the zlst. the june
meeting OF the Makawao Literary So
ciety was held at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs ,. ]. Hair OF Hamakuapoko. a
eis.IiIe people being In attendance The
following program or entertaining
events was received with much appre-
citation by the audience: 10
Plano Duet Nesdames.
J. J. Hair and II A. Baldwin.
Vocal solo ..........M Mr.. II. w. Baldwin
Piano Solo Mrs Grace waterhouse
Opcretta--'-Barber OF BATH.
Vocal Solo ...-......h AIR II. w. Baldwin
Piano Solo .-..- Mrs Grace Waterhouse
The oncnbach opere;ta was received
with much applause In spite OF the fact
that II was the leading feature OF the
May entertainment. Those assuming
the different characters were Miss Cool
edge. MeSsrs. II. G. Lindsay. 8. II. Dow
die and w. o. Aiken. The baritone
solos OF Mr.. Baldwin OF Stanford also
found much favor. The next meeting
.viil take place in August at Haiku
CIRCUIT COURT.
on wednesday. the 18th. the trial
jury OF the Second judicial Circuit was
discharged by Judge J. w. KaIua. az
ter having exhausted the longest calen-
daT OF cases ever pres..nte-i 10 Maui
jury. The jurors were detained In Wal
luku FOR three weeks. from the 9Th To
the 18th. Sundays and holidays except
I'd. and this Ions session was not mark
ed BY the trial Of any case OF unusual
Importance.
The court itself did not adjourn until
the esth. Ghe Circuit Judge having some
matters 10 attend 10 In chambers.
STRAYS.
Several brilliant but somewhat un-
canny aftrrEioWs have been Witnessed
By Maui folk during the past week.
and, all aYter the usual twilight was
over. "a M
There i a iuli In the building boom
~ Waiiuku at present but Il wiz r.
viye after twO. months. they say.
The uiuE-uIue -ha--N.c.1n to-