The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
BASEBALL MONEY.
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sion of any profits that may come from
games played after the series uf six
games contracted for with Woods.
From an of which It appears tnat n
Honolulu hasn't bah team that can
beat the coast league she has a base
bali manager who got the best OF
MiQuc, the great American King OF
baseball
The last of the series is To hc played
Wednesday afternoon aud after that
the Fisher men may play with st.
Louis, though this morning MiQuc ana
Pat Gleason were not able to agree on
the arrangements.
One suggestion is that a game be
played between two mines to be select
ed from an the best players now here,
having the fourteen champions from
the coast ON opposing teams. This
would give % chance for some streuu-
Gus baseball, between two teams fair
ly evenly matched. and would be a
big drawing card
The Japanese proposition is causing
something of laugh amid the Gloomy
Gus features with which the Gleason
team tell it's, II appears that there was
no arrangement for division Of gate
receipts, but the boys thought they
were entitled to something. However,
the Japanese got the idea that Il
wouldn't do 10 descend to the gross
Lowell Of sordid coin I'm dealing with a
college team It was better to be polite
and keep the money True to their
national reputation for courtesy the
Japanese did keep IT, They didn't pro-
pose TO ruin their national good name
| by letting go the gate receipts, nor did
they intend TO rlsl, sending the Homo
lulu men home In mood OF angry re-
sentiment at being forced to bring
money with them
Since the return Of the team, Jap
uncsc here have made the astonishing
discovery that the team would not
have made an international incident OF
| It, II forced TO accept some gold And
1t Is said that some Of them are writ
ing home to try and correct the mis-.
take II may be hard to convince tho
Toxic japanese that money can b,
sent here without oGense to anyone
but the effort is to be made AnC
the boys interested most are steclinf
their hearts in stern resolve not t.
look sore, # they are handed tn,
| goods In the language Of the late u
g. Camarinos, 1T is very touching"
Jess Woods expressed himself as dis
gu5ted with what he calls the knock
ing Of the games II have correspond
cncc which was leading up to bringln
here lot Of American national leagu
players" me said They would com
all right, and It would be great thin
for Honolulu but don't feel lil,
going ahead any more in view OF In
Kind Of support am getting II seem
pretty hard 10 please. Honolulu. IN
people wanted the team TO come an
now It is here playing the best bal
ever seen here here is lot Of crit
cism'
81 am willing TO show the public a
the contracts" added Woods "and
claim that the boys are fairly dea
with Fifteen per cent Of the profit
Of every game go to the Honolul
players All Of the profits Of the WEI
nesday game go to these men II ther
IS not a reasonable sum for them
will personally make II good"
Negotiations for the st. Louis gan
are or Manager Gleason this mornin
asked for forty per cent " the ga
receipts Mique Fisher on hearing tn
at once declared negotiations of, ar
says he won't play with the team
all.
The Pearl Handles and Berna
4 Stars have secured the league grOun
for q game next Saturday afternoon.