Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-09

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Clara arrived yesterday afternoon at
8 o'clock by the Hilonian, after the
Keios had come in, at 1 in the morn
ing, on the Korea. Welcomed at the
pier by the banzais of Keio, the
cheers of the Honolulu men, and the
melting strains of Berger's band, the
bunch breezily blew of the boat, and
made triumphal entry of the city
by means of bus and a lot OF sur
plus noise.
And now is time for the fans to be
up and doing. Some baseball is go
ing to be played.
The team was first announced by
wireless while the boat was many
hours at sea. They were told, by the
same means, that a reception was be-
ing planned for them, and that they
Band out to meet them and some 9TH
er things; but they took 1t for u
"jolly."
Still, they We're met outside the
harbor by representatives of the Ho-
nolulu Baseball League, in the per-
sons of Pat Gleason of the Saints, f.
h. Steere of the Puns. and Bert Bow
er, the official umpire of the League
besides representatives of the local
press.
1--WE had fine trip down." declar-
ed the fellows enthusiastically. "The
first night was a little rough, but
the rest was all right. Well, this
town looks good!"
When the Hilonian approached the
dock, the band began to play Hawaii
an music.
Say" remarked one Of the fell
lows, that's the prettiest music
ever heard"
But the strains were soon inter-
rupted by the cheering.
An immense crowd had collected
on the wharf to see the boys.
who are the fellows with the stu
dents hats on?" queried one of the
men from the Jesuit school.
That's Keio team" explained one
of the wise ones.
About that time. the Keio men,
with some of the prominent local Jap
anese, turned loose with "Banzai!
Banzai! Banzai!"
This was followed by the Honolulu
ball-players, with three rousing
cheers for the Saints and three more
for the Japanese team. Keio APP
plauded.
The men who came are under the
wing of Mckenzie, the manager, and
Jarrett, his assistant. Kilburn, one
of the pitchers of the aggregation. is
the last years captain, still In the
seat of power, while NJ. Shafer. on the
receiving end of the battery. is the
newly elected captain for the coming
season.
The lineup is to be: Frien and
Kilburn. pitchers; M. Shafer. C; Bro
derrick, 1b; Peters, 2b; A. Shafer, SIS;
Byrnes, 3b; Lappin, II; Kennedy, CT;
and Salberg. RI.
q 9 q
A large number of fans saw KeiC
work out yesterday. The men from
the East showed up we'll, though 1t 1.
not apparent that they have much
over the local men. No one, though
wants to say they can't play ball.
Several opinions, expressed on
hand are: They show up all right.
"They do about as well as the loca
boys" 'They are going to give us I
rub, at all events" All these come
from fans competent to judge.
Bert Bowers had quite talk will
Kennedy of the Santa Clara team yes
terday. He seemed very well salts
fled with the result last evening
Kennedy says they are not antago
nistic," remarked Bert last evening
and that all they expected was fai
play. think they are a fine -buncl
of players and that they will be goo
fellows to work with"
q q q
Saturday for the first time In quite
while. Barney has been out working
faithfully lately, and ought to be II
pretty good shape.
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The Hilonian was flying Santa Cla
IA pennants yesterday as she arrive
in port