The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-15
MAU|'S BASE
BALL LEAGUE


tic Association, at its meeting on Mon
day evening last, decided to commence
the seasons games on April 3rd. The
directors have been ordered to put the
gruu nds in shape. so that teams may
start practice as early as possible. The
secretary reported fair prospects for
four or five teams entering. These will
be the Kahuluis. Paia & Makawao.
Lahaina, Morning stars, and possibly
Wailuku and Waikapu. quite lot OF
new business was disposed of at the
meeting, most of 1t, however being re-
ferred to committees who will report
at the next special meeting of the AS
ISOLATION, to finally decide on all mat
tiers appertaining to the coming league.
G. b. Schrader, James kirkland and
ID. l.. Meyer were appointed n COM
mittee to formulate ground rules, and
| communicate with different teams re-
garding the prospects of their enter
ing the league, and under what ar
rangements they would be willing to
enter. Makawao has combined forces
with Paia and Hamakuapoko, while
Kahului will combine with Puunene
and Spreckelsville. The Morning
Stars" have about the same men, with
one or two changes. Pitcher Jackson
has left the Stars to play for the Ka-
hului-Puunene combination, and
Catcher Cummings stated that he
might possibly play for the Kahului
team also. Should Cummings join the
Kahuluis, this would naturally weak
en- the Wailuku team, and IL the Wal
luku-Waikapu aggregation do not
enter, the change would in a way be
regretted.
A committee was also appointed ut
the meeting. consisting of c. ID. 'Luf-
kin, L. NJ. Baldwin and ]. Garcia, to
investigate the question of erecting a
fence around the grounds, and to see IL
an extension could be granted, on
what terms lumber could be bought,
etc.
THE KAHULUIS.
Kahului has organized high class
aggregation of cup winners. the
makeup of their team being as fol-
lows:
w. II. Cornwell, c.: A. Jackson, p;
w. Walsh, h.; w. Horner, Oh; G.. II.
Cummings, 3d.. T. A. Lloyd, (capt.)
SIS; j. Kaiai. If; *. Smythe, CT; c.
Bailey, RI; r. w. Filler, Manager;
subs, J. Medeiros, w. w. Wescott.
VIM. Morris. Chas. Shaw.
The uniform of the Kahuluis will be
white shirts and trousers black cap
and stockings and white shoes.
THE MORNING STARS.
The Morning Stars will practically
be the same as last season, with the
Kruger brothers for battery, and
will doubtless maintain their high
reputation.
THE WAIKAPUS.
Under the captaincy of s. Keliinoi
a Waikapu team has been organized
which contains a number of expe-
rienced players, and they will put up
q strong game.
THE LAHAINAS
The question of bringing Lahaina
team over to take part in the league
games was discussed at the meeting
of the Association, and the general
sentiment was that If the Lahanas
will organize a strong team and play
the right kind of ball, they will be
brought over.
THE PAIAS.
There will be a new team in the
league this year, from Paia, under
the captainship of A. j. Comes, who
is an enthusiast over the material he
has on hand. This team will be drawn
from all up country and contains some
really fine players. 1t is believed that
the Railroad company will send
special train to Paia and way sta
tons every Sunday, bringing the peo-
pie down to see the games and re-
turning them after the games.-Maui
News.
NEWS NOTES.
Mr.. Hugh Robertson of Molokai.
while on Maui will make investiga-
tons for the purpose selecting a site
for an apiary similar to the one which
he is now conducting at Kaunakakai,
on the Island of Molokai.
News reached Wailuku that a Jap
arese at Ka!lua was killed by an eX-
ploson of giant powder on Monday.
Several parties are making plans
to supply Maui with fresh fish. One
rarity will deliver live Molokai mullet
at Kahului.
Superintendent Filler and Agent
H. B. Weller of Kahului deserve the
grateful thanks of men and beasts for
the large and convenient watering
trough for animals placed by them
this week near the Kahului passenger
depot.
A band of about fifty beef cattle
were shipped from Kahului by the
Cornwell ranch last Saturday, and
owing to the difficulty In shipping
from Maizena,, 1t is likely that ship
nents will hereafter largely be made |
rom Kahului.
Several members of the grand jury
this week were excused |
IN the ground that they We're unable
% read and write the English Lam
,uage, which rendered 1t necessary to
summon a special venre of three adj