The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
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Barney Joy Is still doing fine work
II San Francisco and 5 the great
favorite with the fans. 7. Clarke Ne
Comte. OF the Nippon Naru, tells the
following yarn OF him:
Whenever Barney Is scheduled 70
pitch the crowd Is always on hand. He
! the best liked man on the team and
has pulled Longs men out OF the hole
they were N. Il i very amusing TO
bear the rooters when Barney Is 81 the
hat. They have heard OF .wikiwiki
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tainly shout this al Barney
The following notes from the San
Francisco papers snow what they think
OF Hawaiian bah players:
The name OF Barney joy Is now
dyed deep IL the mind OF every admiTer
q the nome team dis work yesterday
51stined the placing o. his likeness IN
lie gallery OF ball pitchers who have
the goods. After the Seals had teen
soundly wailoped by their southern
guests IN the sunrise struggle on the
Oakland field they came back and IAN
circles around tie southern brigade in
the afternoon. Everybody helped in
the good work. buI the boy from Ha
wsii went SIX furlones further than the
allotted route and Il was for him that
everybody was cheering.
There may nave been a few Angels
that Barney did not have on his staff,
tur rhey were 50 Few that the majority
Of the 700 spectators could noe notice
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hail over the oyster IN such 2 manner
that none OF the enemy had q license
70 ride II. One run was more than was
coming 70 Berrv's flock and had they
not annexed II il the opening spasm
the chances are that they would re:
he seeking i.
That was all for the day. The An
gels never figured as run CATERERS
after they had shot their bolt in the
E-sr inning. Barney JOY had TOO many
knots tie3 IN the ones he handed over.
T-zre vas q slight scare IN tie ninth
when. with one safely put under the
Is-rh, CraTstu and Smith souse1 safe
r. Ink everyt Gly went home as soon
= Delmas and Randolph. the latter
batting for Hogan, hoisted easy flies
e he 0rrfeid.
The Seals played one Of their most
suaVgv games n the field. Each OF
them was strong FOR Barney. and be
SIDES working behind him like true
friends. they offered their advice and
saved him from getting into several
had holes when ne showed signs OF
Lowing Up.
After the afternoon game crowd OF
patriotic small boys surrounded Joy and
ATTEMPTED 20 carry him of the field
On their shoulders; hut the big Hawai-
ial w0uid not stand for anything ike
that. ard, after bueking the line
couple OF times, managed 10 make a
gateway and escaped 10 the clubhouse.
- F Cali. Aug. j.
PORTLAND. August 14--In a hunt
ing game in which Joy and Esola fall
q 10 make good on the Portland mems
rapid fire Of little hits, the home
guards won today by score of 1 10 3.
Hartman was on the slab for Port
land and with the exception of bad
luck in The third and fourth cantos he
had the Seals al his mercy. When
ever they became dangerous Hart
mans support came 10 the front with
sensational plays and shattered the
hopes OF the visitors.
Barney Joy got a two Dagger in the
third that registered the Seals right
fielder. Motifs error. hits by Williams
and Esola, a wild pitch by Hartman
and e couple OF outs gave the Seals
two more in the fourth. IN their half
Of the inning the locals rallied and
chased TWO runs over. The bunting
game later on was responsible for
Portland's other runs-S. F. Call.
The future Of big Barney Joy is the
topic OF fandom these days and people
are wondering If he viii be on the
boards Of the Coast League next sea-
son His fame has reached the big
brush and several Of the high moguls
there would very much like 10 have
the kanaka on their payroll in 1908.
Jack Huston, just before he left town,
offered the san Francisco management
the big sum of 1880 for Barney, but
Long informed him that he was not
for sale Naturally some one viii put
IN q draft for the Hawaiian, as well
as for q couple Of the other men on
the Seals team. but if these people out
here don't want him 10 go they can
easily cover him up as has been done
in other cases.
Cap. Dillon switched the lineup of
his Angels before trotting them out on