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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
READY FOR
MAUI RACES
Something OF the Steeds to
Contest at SpreckeIs
Park.

WAILUKU. June 5.-The Fourth OF
July races are less than a month off
and promist to furnish one of the best
days sport ever held on Maui The
clean conduct of the races in the last
three years insures success this time
beyond any possible doubt. The track
is in fine order and the stables and
stand have been thoroughly repaired.
Things generally look to be in apple
pie order
The purses are larger than for sew
eral years past and some Honolulu
horses will try to capture them. One
has arrived already, Defender, the un-
defeated champion of Maui, and it is
understood that he is also owned on
Maui. Dan Carey's horses are doing
fine and Dan says he viii make them
all go some TO beat him.
G. II. r., a new addition to the
races, is being trained and is very
fast He has not raced for about three
years when he raced in Hilo. He is a
fine-looking horse and has world of
speed. The invincible "Elko" the
pride of the sons of Nippon, is doing
good work and is about ready TO meet
any or all as fast as they come along
VIM. Lucas will probably be along
next week with Naniwa, a trotter and
Candy Boy, runner. 1t is also I'M
derstood that Bruner and Indigo may
come, and there is a possibility of
Fidia and a couple of Hawaiian breds
coming from Hilo. 1t is to be hoped
that the public will be as generous
in their patronage this year as they
have been in the past. Everything is
being done to insure a successful
meeting. and the public can rest as
sured that no crooked work will be
tolerated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
MAUI STARTS
POLO GAMES

WAILUKU, June "a very close
polo game with an algebraic score took
place last Saturday afternoon, May 30,
on Sunnyside grounds, Paia. After an
exciting play Of the usual three periods
the result stood: Reds, minus u,
Whites, minus r. No goals were made
by either side, but as the penalty for
safeties (hitting the ball across the
opponents goal line) is a to be sub
tracted from the number of goals made,
it will be seen that the Whites were
penalized twice to the Reds once, and
so the latter team were the winners
Those playing for the Reds were w. o.
Aiken (eaptain), II. A. Baldwin, Ed
Peck, ID. G. Lindsay and +. Il. Turner
The Whites were ID. T. Fleming leap
tain) c. G. Krumbhaar, l.. Won Temp
sky, Harold Rice, and ID. +. Upton
The game of the previous Saturday
was also extremely close, Whites, i;
Reds, r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
SPORT AT
AALA PARK

There will be something doing at the
Aala diamond this afternoon and a big
crowd will no doubt be there to take
in the amusement. There will be two
good games of baseball and a band
concert.
In the first contest the Chinese
Alohas will play the crack Kaala team
under the captaincy of n. K. Hoopii,
who is one of the best sportsmen
among the Hawaiians.
A Medeiros, who can go some in
the box, will do the slab work for the
Kaalas. anal Chas Makanui, who can
probably catch better than any anna
teur in town, is to be at the receiving
end.
The Chinese Alohas are looking for
a pitcher Kaimi. who is now in the
Kamehameha Schools. may be in the
game today as twirler. Brito will
catch.
The most interesting game of the
day is the contest between the BanZai
team and the Chinese Athletics. Both
of these teams can play frst-class
ball, although the odds are against
the Chinese.
X. Yasumori, who manages the jap
anese team, is so confident of winning
that he has already prepared luau
for his boys.
Nippon Motley. the captain of the
japanese team, will put Jack Flores
into the box, with Luning behind the
bat.
Luning is new man in this league,
but he has proven himself TO be a
good player of the national game
The Chinese Athletics team are stu
hoping for championship honors and
are going in to win. John Lo and
Akina will be in the box. and Chi Bui
behind the stick.
Bert Bower will umpire the games.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
GRIFFIN MAY
BOX ATTELL

The latest challenger of Abe Attell
for the featherweight championship is
Charlie Griffin, the Australian feather.
weight, who arrived in New York from
London recently.
Griffin recently defeated Jem Bow
ker in London Bowker has deterior-
ated during the past year. Griffin, who
guards his head with both hands, pokes
his shoulder forward and pushes his
opponent about the ring, is very awk-
ward customer to land on.
Joe, who started a hot favorite at
3 to /, could not hit him with any force
at all. In the third round Griffin hook
ed the right on the side of the head and
dashed the left to the mark. 1t was
then that the fight was won.
Bowker lasted for five more rounds,
but was in trouble during the whole
period. He was not actually out, even
at the finish, but was SO utterly weary
from the roughing he had experienced
that he could not stand.
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in the eighth was one of the features
of the afternoon.
The Diamond Heads played a fine
uphill game and played it to the very
finish.
Reuter- was there with the goods.
Mackenzie, champion sprinter of the
Territory, was there with some phe-
nomenal bursts of speed between
bases.
Lemon is the same finished player
that he ever was. He seems to i'm
prove with age, if anything.
Both Fern and Reuter- had their bat
ting eyes with them yesterday
Jones behind the bat played a star
game. He had twelve put-outs to his
credit.
Hamauku at first did all that was
required of him.
Barney Joy was on his best be-
havior yesterday.
Both Johnny Williams and Aylett
found the ball.
Next Saturday, Kams VS. Diamond
Heads and Punahous VS.. st. Louis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
Jap GAMES FOR
THIS AFTERNOON

The games in the japanese Baseball
League at Atkinson Park this afternoon
will be the Fusoos vs.. Asahi Jrs., and
kaehos vs.. TOkiwa.
The first game, between the Fusoos
and Asahis, should be interesting, as
these two teams are considered the
strongest in the league.
The AsahIs will have Tsuneto in the
box and Kinzo at the receiving end.
The Fusoos have done lot Of prac
Using the past week, and promise TO
put up a stiff game.
Tn the second game the Tokiwas will
have their usual team, while the ka-
chos will be strengthened by the in
cIusion of a couple of new players.
The Kachos have lost the last two
games. and Captain Sawaii Is determin-
ed TO make a bold bid for victory to-
day
The first game will start at 100 P m.
The standing of the league teams fol-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
LINEUP FOR
PRESS GAMES

The Newspaper League games this
afternoon will be Advertisers VS.. Mer-
cantfIes and stars VS.. Paradise.
The teams win line up as follows:
Stars-Conness, ID; VIM. Young, 2b.;
Brewster. SIS; Medeiros. 3D.; Bisho, C.;
Geo. Miranda. p; Nascimento, CT;
Comes. If; Correiro. IF. Substitutes:
NJ. Bisho. Desha, Mozetta. Paaluhi.
Advertisers-Chi Bui. C.; NJ. Cocrea,
D.: P. Perreira, ID: L. Makanani. %;
All Chew. 3b. McCorriston, IS: j.
Perreira. If: NJ Rodrigues, c. John
Bisho. If Substitutes ]. Kupau. +.
Pomroy. r. Correa.
observation-disclosures. 3b-; All Toon,
c.; Aguiar. 2b.; Willing, p; Miguel
IF, scott, H.; AyIett, IS; Aives, II
Richards. CT Substitute: Smith.
Paradise - Bisho. c.; Brito, p;
Ouadro. III; Kahaulelio, 2b.; Mana
kona. 3b.: Franco. IS; Aylett. IT, ka-
nek0a. eff: Luther. IF.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
INDIGO BEAT
SURE SHOT

The match race at three-eighths of
a mile run at Kapiolani Park yester-
rens Indigo defeating Walter Macfar-
lanes Sure Shot.
A large crowd witnessed the race
DIR. A r. Rowat acted as starter,
and the judges were J. ]. Sullivan. $.
s. Paxton and Mr.. Johnson.
The horses got away to an excellent
start and the race was of ding-dong
nature right to the wire, Indigo win
ming by neck in SO IA seconds.
George Willis rode Sure Shot and
Opiopio piloted the winner.
Willis leaves for Hilo next Tuesday
by the steamer Mauna Kea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
THE SECOND GAME

This game was slow in the extreme.
but at that could not be called either
bad or undressing The Kams beat
the Saints by the score of to /, but
it was anyone's game at any stage
of it,
The Kams batted first. Miller walk
ed. Mackenzie was out on an abortive
bunt. and Miller came home on an
overthrow from first to third for which
there was no apparent reason.
Lemon two-bagged to center and
had d narrow escape from extinction
while lodging between second and
third. He was finally nabbed stealing
third. Jones struck out.
En- Gee died short to first. Bushnell
was pau via the pitcher to-third route.
Jimmy Williams walked and stole sec
ond. Joy whitfield.
In the second of the second Aylett
arrived at the first station by mirac-
ulously managing to beat out a bunt,
the first time he has ever performed
this feat. Johnny Williams landed at
first on a hit to left AL Williams
struck out. Soares hit safe to the
right garden, filing the bases. Bruins
hit to pitcher and Aylett was pinched
at the plate. En- Gee was N D. G.: he
famed.
In the first OF the fourth Soares split
his hand and a change in the positions
was necessitated, he changing places
with JOY
Lemon died at first. Jones did the
same thing and Vannatta finished the
innings by flying out to En- Gee in left
field. furnishing the little Chinaman
with the first chance he had to shine
during the afternoon.
In the first of the fifth the Kams
scored a single. Lota persisted second
to first. Hamauku died pitcher to
first. Fern made a three-bagger
through center and Reuter- drove %
"beaut" between right and center field.
scoring Fern, and making the score
. to in favor of the boys in blue.
The Saints evened up the score some
what in the same inning. En- Gee
died catcher to first. Bushnell reach
ed first on a safe hit. Jim Williams
was out on foul bunt on the third
strike. Joy reached first on hit and
Bushnell scored on an error by first
baseman, making the score 2 to 1 in
favor of the Kams. There was no
further scoring during the game, the
remaining innings being concluded in
short order.
Summary:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
TODAY'S BASEBALL.

NEWSPAPER LEAGUE - League
grounds. afternoon; Advertisers vs.
Nercantiles. stars vs., Paradise.
KAPIOLANI LEAGUE - kaplofanl
Park. afternoon: Leahis VS. i"i-
lights. Young Tidal Waves ~. High
lands.
SEASIDE LEAGUE - oil tanh
grounds. afternoon; Stariines vs. star
lights. Pacffics VS.. OEuwas.
JAPANESE LEAGUE - Kakaako
grounds. afternoon: Fusoos vs.. Asahl
Juniors. kachos vs.. Tokiwas-
RIVERSIDE LEAGUE-Aala Park.
afternoon Kaalas vs.. Chinese Alohas
A. c. VS.. Chinese A. c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
RAPOSO IS
PAU SCORING

w. T. Raposo. the official scorer of
the Riverside League. has stepped
down and will not be seen at the
games today.
Raposo is not on a strike, but has
simply resigned because he thinks that
the work is too troublesome for him
and. further. because he can not at
tend the games every Sunday.
He regrets to be compelled to resign
for the above reasons, and states that
he will try to aid the league in some
other way.
A special meeting of the league will
be held some time this week To elect
a successor. Applications may be filed
with the league; no references re-
quired. lEf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
WAHIAWA TO
HAVE DIAMOND

wahiawa is to have a baseball dia-
mond and IT will not be long before
the local papers are called upon 20
chronicle the results of games in the
Pineapple League.
The settlers are clearing large
piece of ground situated between the
railroad station and the school for :he
purpose Of making a diamond, and the
work is being rushed as much as POS
sible.
There IS great interest in baseball
at Wahiawa. and the district is SAID
to possess a number of expert players
of the national game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
VIOLETS TO
PLAY HEEIA

The Sweet Violet baseball nine will
visit the other side of the island this
morning for the purpose Of playing a
game with the Heeia nine
The game will be called at p. m.
The Sweet Violet team will be as fol-
lows:
A. Guerrero. 81; n. Peterson. p;
Akaihuna. IS; J. p, Olsen. Oh; F. Guer-
zero. III; Lipine. e; Pabu, IF; r. Crow
ell, If; c. Ain. cf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
Coming Events


June T-Chinese Alohas' meeting.
clubhouse, 1880 p. m.
June 9-"Man of the Hour" yacht
Lenefit. at Opera House.
June I0-Royal School Alumni social
June 1o-Hawaiian Gun Clubs shoot
for club championship.
June 11-Hawaiian Gun Clubs semi
annual prize shoot.
June 11-Kamehameha Aquatic Clubs
regatta.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
BARNEY JOY
WILL PITCH

Barney JOY will pitch for st. Louis
in the series with Keio University and
Santa Clara College. The Saints ex-
poet to have the strongest team in
town for these games.
JOY viii start training in the near
future for his duties Ia The box.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
M'FARLAND'S
NEXT LEMON

ASSOCIATED Press Cable)
Los ANGELES. June 6.-McFarland
and Walsh. lightweights. have signed
10 fight twenty-five rounds here on
July T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-07
DIAMOND HEADS.
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Two-base hit-Henderson.
Home run-Kia. Davis.
Wild pitch-Chillingw /.
Base on balIs-Of ChiIlingworth 4.
off Leslie 6, off Hampton T.
Sacrifice hits-D.amond Heads g.
Passed balI-Davis J.
Struck out-By ChilEngworth I. by
Leslie ,, by Hampton s.
Double plays-LOuis to Fernandez
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oper belle Stnten og Iangt no ouer
oens 8rGnier.
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Oyre Clearer.

California ~llnipcriitets Er9iibeHt
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Solb pdo Dem.
E~roieSioren ieger III, 3inanS6e.
partementet om SilbagebetaIingen af
oiSie $7.55, life forOi ban uGrer no
get ipnoerIiat Soob onL al anieg.
niugen bill bIi 6epilgct, men ioroi ban
paa 6enne Maaoe "snifer at prote.
itere moo SoIoen iom / bsieite @rao
,tblu % Interchangeable / lin girf.
ming poa Snoisrielen al glrtifler al
bette Slaas."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11
Dill bape fin Del.

aonaresien beoilqeOe yoa iorrigc
Coming en- Sum al $4,000 iii %.
arbeioeie al oct ameritaHite Grport
marfeo i guropd. Ai oenue Sum
ihIoe $4,000 unuenoes I'll al trent.
ME SaIgct al gOruIosproOufter %
8citen til i europa at giere Hetlame
for nmeritnuifc neutrality-suspicious.
o. umcritauit Stotst
DC fore RSQeHrmder. ipecicIt oe
oppe / Goropeitm. iputes. at bette
por en- nteget partiif % uretfrroig
6oroelinQ o. poaitoN at Ecngene
meo Iiaciuu TOR Get % SorOeI hrHoe
uuret auOcuot I'll 6remme al oercs
Sntereaier. Ge gisr oerior MI aruu
pau. at en- riuleIig Tnrt al Oct Seieh
iom al nGruGrenOe auugrcS maatte
bIi beuilget / liGner0e 2iemeb. itul
oupenoes / @0leinHuiriens Suter-
este.
SiSie arau er. heoer Oct / et Sele.
gram ira 8aibtngton. | Den ienere
9io blet ian talrige. at SonoelSmtri.
iier Straus eiter Samrano aiee Son.
Observation-Disclosures ira Minneioia
OF GafotaiIaterue ltal hooe beiIiittct
iia til at ienoe en- oiiiciel @eIasent
oper til europa / Sebet al 8iuteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11
corruption.

@ranoinrpen | Sngbam Gountp,
Did,, Der fortiben er iamlet | Wa.
ion bar at CONNER 8ieIt faaet Sn-
itrur til at laoe anitiQe en- retslig
llnoerisgeiie al ire Eager al Snter-
este for Den belle Stat = geifpIbniu.
gerne MOB er.Statsfasierer s. q.
8la5ier for urebelig 6orpaltniug al
Statens Mioler; Hpgterne ON at
pisie WebIemmer al StatenS Senat
bopoe Iaoet iig beitiffe til at mooar.
beibe 5orilaget ON SpretteIien al Ell
@inoetraaosfabrif / StatsfGnglet,
og ben al @lipernsr @aruer frem.
fsrte 9eifplOning moo Irtbur Sia /
Saginaip, Ell al De leoenoe &anoioater
for Sorbunosienator, at ban bapbe
anpenot Eetge til Sremme al lit
Salg.
9ommGren poalagoe @rauoiurpen
at "gaa til 9unos | Singen".