Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-29

IL is nOped tnat the Dand VIII play
Pedro" again tomorrow afternoon at
he games. II is a welcome guest.
Manager Carter. by sticking to 1t.
has at last caused the trustees to up
hold his contention that practice by
teams on the diamond on other than set
days is wrong. An ukase has gone
forth that team practice, with use of
diamond, will be only permitted on
practice days, In the future.
And the wire netting for four over
roof balls will be fixture. Results
will be looked for; probably no balls
will go over now.
The trustees will pay two-thirds Of
the expense of the new netting and
the other third will be taken from the
League income.
BY the way. the League has until
Monday to make return Of It's annual
income. Great thing. that income tax.
A week from tomorrow the Rams and
Elks will meet again and from the
preparations being made there will be
something doing on the diamond
Fan" who occupied so much space
in the 'Tiser lately. Saying nothing"
is dead one A dose of Charley Horse
would aid that writer In learning that
the proposed plays have all been
played.
Castles performance on the rubber
tomorrow will be watched with inter-
est. II he can hold down the II. A. G.
batters the score will be small, but II.
A. c. to win.
II the Puns captain shifted Pete
Lishman from short to field position
twould strengthen the team. always
provided however. that Campbell was
put in Pete's place.
Desha should have been put In to re-
lieve Castle last Saturday.
There are now three Williams In the
teams. two in the II. A. c. and one in
the Puns. with prospects OF another of
the name being added to the II. A. C.
Just dozen more of the series to be
played after tomorrow's games.
II 1t was not for the interest taken by
the newspaper men, especially Bulletin
men, in giving the League meetings
more than their deserts. the said meet
ings would be fiat. stale and unprofit-
able. AS yet none Of the trustees have
said Thank you, sirl"
lnquirer.-In answer to your ques-
tion would say that: Batsman whose
third strike is not held by catcher, is
not GUT unless he is touched out or the
ball held on first before he reaches IL.
II is an error against catcher II bats
man gets his base.
The management OF the Rapid Tran
sit show increased interest In the com
Portable transportation OF passengers
to and from the League grounds The
gentler sex, by increased attendance,
appreciate the consideration.
There promises to be something do
Ing between the Males and Rams to-
morrow afternoon. Go early and avoid
missing an inning.
President Paul evidently reads
the Gossip" In the Independent He
missed the reporter. or said he did. at
the last meeting. The new wire netting
was promised to be placed in posi-
ton. sure, for tomorrow afternoons
game.
II. A. C. and p. A. C. play the first
game tomorrow afternoon. Castle is
reported to be In good form; dissent
sion is said to exist amongst the II.
A. Cs.
The fans will have good closing
game to watch tomorrow afternoon In
the play between the Male and the
Kan teams. Both teams have paid
faithful attention to practice during
the week.
The usual vacant chair OF the II. A.
Cs. showed up again at the League
meeting yesterday and the absence Of