The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-09
MAUI BOOM
IN ATHLETICS
BASEBALL AND OTHER CONTESTS
ARRANGED FOR THIS MONTH-A
LONG LIST OF EVENTS.

PUUNENE, Maui, August SIN or
der to try the diamond at Kahu-
lui for the purposes of the baseball
qualities on August % team from
Camp 1 and from Camp played a very
interesting match game on last Sunday
morning. Captain McCubbin assisted
by pitcher Ned Kruger of the Morning
Stars in charge of the Camp 1 bunch
and captain George B. Henderson and
3-balls, threeman-out-Pr Profit of the Ka-
huluis heading the Camp 5 aggrega-
ton. The game lasted two hours and
finally gave Camp 1 tossers a score in
their favor of to 8. Following were
the players and their score by innings:
Camp 5: Henderson 3b; Horner C;
Kaia-Polo If; ]. King 2b Vasconcelles
IS; Profit p; w Walsh 1b McGerrow
CT; Harry Daniels rf
Camp 1: Kruger p; Robinson 1b; c.
Shaw 2b David SIS; Kealaiwa CT; Alma
3b: Comes CT; Eddie If, Fernandez C.
Score by Innings
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Camp 1...............O 1 0 90 0 -
Camp 5.............0 0 1 90 1 0 0 1-3
Umpire James T. Fanton. Scorer
August Toellner.
The rest of the practice games for
their final pitch of Ali Maui against
the Morning Stars of Waikiki on Au-
gust IL will be held on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday nights.
August Toellner, the Assistant Post
Master at Puunene has resigned his po-
stion in order to accept a position in
Seattle, State of Washington. Toellner
before coming to Maui had four years
Post Office experience in the Seattle
Post Office and came here direct from
Honolulu Post Office at which later
place he was directory clerk
Following g, a list Of the events
which will be given under the auspices
of the Puunene Athletic association at
the annual Field day of the association
on Friday August u at the Kahuli Polo
Grounds:
Catching creased pig; climbing greas-
ed pole Tug-of-war, entries Kahului
Tug-of-War team, Puunene Tug-of-War
team; rs yard sack race; 100 yard 8
legged race; baseball All Maui VS..
Morning Stars; recess for lunch; High
jump: Putting the shot &c lbs), each
competitor throws; $50 yard foot race;
Polo game Entries: LIST Maui team,
Captain F. F. Baldwin; 2nd Maui team,
Captain C. g. Krumbhar; japanese
wrestling
Committees of Puunene Athletic As
ISOLATION in charge of events of the
day are Executive Committee: j. n.
S. williams, chairman; George Byron
Henderson, secretary and treasurer; r.
w. Filler, William Walsh, Wren w.
Wescoatt. William Tougher and f. \.
Mayfeld.
Sports committee for the day: Will
liam Searby. chairman; J. b. Thompson
Daniel Quill, ]. J. Croll, James Kirk
land, H. Weller, George Mayfeld.
Arrangements Committee for the day:
William Walsh, chairman; e. Dinert, X.
W Filler, A. Amundsen
Officers of the dav-Jud"es; j. j.
Cron and George Mayfield; Timekeeper
George L. Keency; Starter, w. Tougher
Entries are open to all corners, it be-
ing hoped that some records may be
established for Maui. Everybody in
terested in the matter is using every
energy to make the day a memorable
one in the annals of Maui ka oe 1t is
almost universally conceded that the
Puunene tug-of-war team will win the
match against Kahului.
Thomas Black of Kahului was visit
or in Puunene.
G. Lewis of Smith and Lewis of Ho-
nolulu was in Puunene on legal bust
ness.
George Downey of Honolulu spent
few days on Maui this week.
George Kidwen of Honolulu was
here on Wednesday.