The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-18
PRINTERS SOAK
THE TW|L|GHTS
Paradise and Mercantile Men
0utpIay Teams of
Evening Press.

The printers put it all around and
over the evening newspapers at the
big league grounds yesterday morn
ing and afternoon in games that last
ed about two hours each for the Par
asites of the Pacific got to the vealies,
s to 5, and the Mercantiles obscured
the Eyes of Heaven to the grand
chorus of % to IL.
on, it was awful the slaughter. but
nevertheless and Notwithstanding the
games were two of the most stirring
that have made the dirt fly on the old
diamond for many sun. and the big
crowd of beaUteous femininity and
Sunday-dressed gallantry that graced
the grandstand and the bleachers at
frequent and well-adjudged intervals
went properly wild with excitement.
The Paradise Lost crowd became the
Paradise Regained under the able and
daisy-hatted inspiration of a mascot
lady enthusiast in an upstairs pew,
and the Merchant street gang got
their inspiration wholesale from the
even dozen errors of the Mars Venus
Jupiter aggregation.
1t was noble sport, and two men
shone promiscuously as victors among
the vanquished, namely, Albright of
the Bulletins and Brewster of the
Stars, for the former was all over the
field, connecting with flies and grass
teasers and anything else that went
his or anybody else's way. If the
Bulletins had a team of all Albrights
they'd beat anything from the Chicago
White Sox to the local VI NJ C. A in
door team, and, we'll, if there We're a
few more B. BOOSTERS in the twilight
armament, there'd be nothing that
could skim the milky way, of which
J. w. w. was yesterday the I'M
whipped cream. CONFESS, for the
Twinklers in the box. who took nearly
all the honors for that team a week
ago, was not up to business with his
shooting arm yesterday. having
Z stepped on his hand during the week
getting scoops in the courts, and
otherwise sprained his right thumb
hitting a typewriter. But his work
was very clever in spots, in spite of
hurt ffipper.
The first. game, between the Para
sites and the Calves, opened without
practise at nine and a half of the dial
and spanked along breeZily, the sec
ond game ending about 100 p. m, so
the trustees will have to consider yes
terdays events as afternoon affairs
when it comes to the humiliation of
so-called Sunday morning baseball.
The Langdons made six errors and
six hits; their opponents, the Bulls,
made eight errors and four hits.
In the second game, the Printers
from the Towse establishment made
seven errors and seven hits, while the
Celestials tailed twelve errors and
fifteen hits. Hard hitters those chaps
from the McCandless basement.
Both games started off with big do
ings. The Waverley Block Wonders
tailed twice in the initial, while the
Calf Coupons scored thrice. In the
second event the Mercantiles put up
three runs and the Stars went out of
the first inning with seven to their
credit and the feel of laurels already
on their brain-boxes.
The lineups were as hereinafter al
legged:
Paradise-Brito. SIS: waiwaiole, IF. :;
Franco, 3D.; Bisho, c.: Mahukona, 3D.;
Quadros, h.: kanekoa, CT; Kahaule-
lilo, 2b.; Aylett, If.
Bulletin-Pinto, 2b.: Kamai, 3b.-1b.;
Young, lf.-3b.; Nascimento, c.; Al
bright, S.: Camara. CT: Jordan, ID
If: Alameda, D.; Stearns, IF.
observation-disclosures, 3d.; All Toon,
c.; Aguiar and Willing, p; Willing,
2b.; Miguel, IF; Scott, ID; Aylett, SIS;
Alves, If; Richards. CT.
Stars-Young, 2b.; CONFESS, p;
Brewster. S.; Bisho, c.; Miranda, 3b;
Nascimento, h.; Medeiros, CT; Bfsho.
IF; Comes, If.
Scores by innings:
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