The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-25
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Gossip of the Local
Baseball 1osSers
Here.

| The Punahous play the H. A. Cs ana
the EIks meet the Males on Saturday.
1t is too bad that President Isen-
berg has to send policemen in the
stand to stop certain obnoxious per-
sons from abusing players
| This hurting of personal remarks
| at players must be stopped" said
rowdy tactics, and when the manage
/ ment learns just who the offenders are
we will refuse them admission
| Chinese boys, who are playing in the
| league, come in for more than their
share of the hooting. There are no
cleaner ball players on the field than
En- Sue. Kim Fook and En- Gee. and
| it is shameful to have remarks cast as
to their birth when they are in the
game.
Bill Van. the Elks second baseman,
| certainly delivered the goods" last
Saturday. That one hand catch was
a pippin.
! Pat Gleason, since the sailing of
/ +
Foxy Grandpa. Pat is entitled to the
name, as there is not a more foxy
player in the league than he. In the
game with the Males two weeks ago
he stole six bases and got three hits.
/ Now this is going some.
| Al Moore is the fathere of the league.
He will soon celebrate his 4Oth birth
day Some are calling him the Grand
| Old Man.
[ Reuter- had speed to burn Saturday.
Bob White can testify to this state
ment.
| If the Males retain their present
| streak of luck they will walk off with
\ the championship The Males have
| besides their luck a bunch that can
| hit some.
| The Elks at the present time are
! playing the fastest ball in the league.
| Their team work is good and with
Hampton in the box they are going to
l,be stumbling block to many an am
/ bitious team.
! 1t is remarkable fact but true: The
Punahous have taken but one game
from the Rams in three seasons. The
/, Kams certainly have the Indian sign
on the college boys.
Even home plate took to sliding last
| Saturday. This should be looked after.
| If there was a new batter's box made
after the first game batters would not
] be called out by getting out of bounds.
Kim Fool's experience last Saturday
| should be a good object lesson to the
| ground keeper.
| Scissors" Cogswell may get his legs
| tangled on first but he manages to get
everything that comes his way just the
same.
| Oahu College came out on top in
| the school league. This fast bunch of
youngsters lost but one game this sea-
son. Most of their players are now in
the Punahou lineup.
| Bill Meyer and Young Wells will be
seen in Punahou uniform before long.
| Meyer will probably hold down third
cushion, while Wells will go at short.
This viii strengthen the infield for the
colts
| Here's nugget from Philadelphia's
/ mine of thought, dug by one Richter:
Doom threw to Doolin,
And Doolin muffed the ball;
/ Was Doolin doin' Doom
| Or Doom dom Doolin?
That's all.
d
gem from the same source: with
Doom. DooIin, Donlin. Dahlen and Dew
lin all in one game, the scorers in the
East have been guessing
THE WINTER LEAGUE.
At the second meeting this year of
the Winter Baseball League last night
lot of business was done. President
James Williams occupied the chair.
Charles j. Falk was elected as man
ager of the league for the season On
motion of Fred. Lunning, seconded by
Robert Roe, it was voted to admit the
Aloha team into the league
It was moved by J a. Bento sec
onded by Fred. Lunning and carried,
that notification be given to the Roads
and Bridges and the Wideawakes that
their respective applications for adj
mission to the league had been tabled.
Jas. Bento moved. Fred. Lunning
seconded and it carried, that the presi-
dent appoint committee of one repre-
sentative from each team in the league
to look over the bylaws and make
amendments thereto if necessary. re-
porting their action at next meeting,
and these We're appointed: J. A Ben
to of the AIakikis. F. Lunning of the
Aalas, Robt. Roe of the Honolulu Iron
Works, W. Raposo of the Pacifics, J.
J. Dias of the Punahous and D. X
Kahaulelio of the Alohas.
Roe moved and Lunning seconded
that the season open July ,, but an
amendment moved by Raposo and sec
onded by Chas. Jones, to make it July
16 carried by to 4.
Grounds are not yet selected. On
motion of Dias. seconded by Jones.
the league adjourned till Wednesday
next.
BASEBALL BY Y. NJ c. A
Yesterday the Y. NJ c. A played
baseball against the EXcelsiors at the
Boys Field. The score was 10 to 10
in favor of the Y. NJ. c. \. The game
was the first one ever played here by
a Y. II. c. a. nine.