The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-03
SPORTING SCHEDULE.
BASEBALL AND CRICKET GAMES
THIS AFTERNOON.
Crews Of Boat Clubs Commence Rowing
This Astronomical Hands Cohen
A Bunch.

The first regular baseball of the sea-
son starts this afternoon with the lea
que matches between the II. A. G. and
the Artillery nine followed by the Ka-
mehameha Athletic club against the
Male Ilimas. Play viii commence at
1880 on the campus at oahu College.
After seeing that the grounds are in
shape for today's game, j. c. Cohen
viii sever his connection with the league
At the meeting Thursday the duties of
the manager were nearly all annulled
before Cohen arrived at the meeting
Nothing was said to him at the time
and it was only yesterday morning that
he found out that he, while retaining
the title of manager had practically
been relegated to the position of ground
man. Cohen negotiated the arranging
of the campus after the league had
given 1t up. and made satisfactory
agreements on the understanding and
offer that he was to be the manager of
the league with the natural control Of
the BUSINESS details that the office usual
~ covers.
The teams for this afternoons games
are as follows.
II. y. c.: a. Louis. c.. b. JOY, p.. s.
Leslie, / b., j. Thompson, 2b; T. Price,
3b; j. Williams SIS: Z. Gleason, r.f. j.
Aylett C. f.. H. Kaai, !. f.
Artillery: Lieut.. Jones C.: Brown. p;
Puney b.. Smith, Oh; Hicks, 3b.; Lieut..
Behr, SIS; Lieut.. Newton r. f.; Dupbill,
C. f., Bennett, l. f.
Substitutes II. \. c.. A. Williams, A.
r. Cunha, J. Hansmann.
Kams G. kaanOi, c.: d. Kekuewa, p;
O. Jones, h.; 5. Koki, 2b.; A. Richards
3b; d. Harbottle SIS d. Kanewanui, r,
f.; c. Paehaole, C. f.. F. Cockett l. f.
Males: F. Kelly. c.; G.. Clark, p; u.
Davis h.; Mana, 2b.; G. Akau, 3b; c.
Jones SIS; Tobin, +, f.; c. Taylor, C. f.,
c. Osborn, |. f.
Substitutes Male Ilimas: S. Chilling
worth, w. Bush, H. Williams.
Wickets will be pitched for the first
cricket match of the season at half
past ? this afternoon at Makild. The
eleVens will be scratch ones, chosen
from a number of enthusiasts who
have promised to show up. r. A. Jor-
dan and D. w. Anderson will captain
the teams.
Tonight will be ladies night at the
tug-of-war tournament and a number
of chairs will be provided for their es-
peCial use. The competing teams are
Au-Americans VS.. Longshoremen and
the Public Works team VS.. POrtu
guese.
In the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. c. A.
this evening the following teams will
be matched at basketball. Spartans
formerly the L. L.'s) against the Blue
Streaks at 1880 and the Five O'clocks
against the Alohas at SIS. The line
up will be as follows:
SpartanS-W. G.. Johnson, r. 5. Pier
son, forwards: f. NJ. Cheatham, CEN
ter; w. 5. Binley, j. German, guards.
Blue StTeaks-A. r. Lutz, a. Black
man. forwards; w. r. Kerr, center; b.
Hebron, j. 5. Boyle, guards
Five O'clocks-J. A. Templeton, ]. b.
Freitas, forwards; G. Ewaliko, center;
f. j. Russell II. NJ. Hepburn, guards.
Alohas-A. McGurn, j. Laing, for
wards; G. Comes, center, c. Madeira,
O. Oss, guards.
The third and last athletic contest Of
the series will be held on June in the
gymnasium.
Three four-oared and sX-oared barge
viii be sent out this afternoon at the
Healani headquarters by Captain
Church. F. w. Klebahn will be on the
pOntoon. a. L. c. Atkinson has dis
covered a new scheme for successful
coaching and megaphone in hand, may
be seen riding the length of the quar-
antne wharf on his wheel giving in
Cisive directions to the crews. The
Myrtles have started tubing in gen
uine earnest and there is more than the
regular amount of enthusiasm evil
denced over rowing matters.