The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-08
MALES Go
WAY BACK
League Dispenses with
Them and RevIses
Schedule.

| The Males are pau for the season
as far as senior league ball-playing Is
concerned. A deal has been signed by
their manager and Manager Falk OF
the league, whereby they will get their
little old Is of the net receipts of the
league until the end of the season
for withdrawing from the league.
| The agreement reads as follows:
This indenture, made this 18th day
of August, 1906, between the Male
lima Baseball Association, to be
known herein as the party of the first
part, and the Honolulu Athletic Club
the Punahou Athletic Club, the Kane
hameha Athletic Club, and the Oahu
parties of the second part, all of Ho-
noIulu, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii.
Witnesseth: The party of the first
part, in consideration of the payment
the Honolulu Baseball Association and
of other concessions and considera
tions, agrees to discontinue playing its
games for the balance of this season.
The parties of the second part in
consideration of the party of the first
part disseminating its games for the
balance of this season agree to play
series of twelve games under a revised
schedule and agree that the party of
the first part shall be paid it's one-ffth
share as heretofore.
1t is mutually agreed and understood
that the party of the first part valves
none of its rights in and to any inter
est or share it may be entitled to under
the articles of association of the Homo
lulu Baseball Association and shall be
on the same basis at the end of this
season as though it had played all of
it's games as scheduled. Tt is also
mutually understood that this agree
ment be ratified by the trustees OF the
Honolulu Baseball League and by the
representatives of the five teams of the
League to become effective.
It is mutually agreed that any play
ers in the Male lima team may play
with any teams in the League the bal
ance of the season.
The arrangement is good one all
round. The public will be spared wit
Messing bum ball and the Males get
something for nothing-a regular get
rich-quick scheme. Their withdrawal
can not but be considered cheap at the
price however.
The Males are the fortunate posses
sors of a franchise which apparently
runs till doomsday. Next year they
may be back in the game and if they
elect SO to do, it is sincerely hoped that
they will have a nine capable of play
| ing senior league ball.
| The four remaining teams will play
| every Saturday afternoon and fans
may rely on having a tasty dish of
| sport dished up every week. All four
| teams are evenly matched, all things
considered and from now until it's close
| the season should be a record break
er for good games and large attend
anceS.
| Five more Saturdays of baseball are
| provided by the new schedule which
runs as follows:
| Aug. I.-Honolulus VS.. Punahous,
| Rams. VS.. Oahus.
| Aug. 1S.-Honolulus VS.. Oahus Puma
hous VS.. kams.
Aug. 25.-Punahous VS.. Oahus, Homo
| lulus VS. Kams.
| Sept. 1.-Kams VS.. oahus. Honolulus
VS.. Punahous.
| Sept. 8 Labor Day).-Punahous VS..
| Kams. Honolulus VS.. Oahus.
| Sept. S.-Honolulus VS.. Hams, Puma
/ hous VS.. Oahus.
Bruins and Lo On of the late lament
| ed Males have been signed by the Pu-
| nahous.