The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-23

son, souza-B Bailey Ramsey, Bateman-
5anton.
Innings pitched-By Bateman, 2; by
Ramsey 6.
Hits-On Bateman IA; off Ramsey, T.
Struck out-By Kaai, 49, by Bateman
2; by Ramsey, 6.
Base on balls-Off Kaai, 5; off Bate
man 3; off Ramsey, 5.
Passed ball-By Oakley, 3.
Wild pitched-Bateman, / Ramsey
3.
Time of game hour 55 minutes.
Umpire-Evers.
The third and final race between |
Mallet and Candy Boy was run on |
Saturday afternoon at the Park, the
little pony owned by e. II. Lewis win
ming by three-lengths in a three-eights
of a mile race.
Candy Boy got off at least length
to the good, but the little bay was soon
on even terms with Candy Boy and
won WIFI pleulS VI SpSSu sui III ~
serve.
The following donations for the Ha-
wall were received on Saturday by
the committee.
Makih Fire Station, six fire buckets.
Judge S. B. Kingsbury, American
| flag.
| Il. w. Jordan, two sweaters.
Togo Kisen Kaisha Co., 800 cash.
II. A. and w C. Wilder, Information
al code of signal flags.
M. Rosenblatt, barometer
Indoor Yacht Club, two life buoys.
Pacific Guano and Fertilizing Works,
one ton lead.
Mrs. Kearns, case of jellies and chut-
ney.
Montague Roberts driving Thomas
car. in the New York to Paris race, ar
rived at Bakersfield, California this
morning.
Roberts has led in the race ever since
it started at Times Square, New York.
The Italian, French and German cars
miles behind, being in the states of
Utah and Wyoming.
Sporting events in the near future.
March 25-Baseball meeting, Promo
ton Committe rooms. Kalihi A. G.
meeting, 1880 p. m.
March 26-Hawaiian Kennel Club
meeting, 1880 p. IN. Netting Kalania-
naole Baseball League, 1880 p. m.
March 2S-Palama A. G. dance. 9
A. c. luau. Golf, Bachelors VS.. Bene'
dicks, Country Club.
April 19-Hilo baseball season opens
April 2S-Annual meet Hawaiian
Tennis Association.
May Baseball season opens.
The crack Ocean View team of thu
Atkinson League easily defeated thu
Pearl Handles yesterday morning a
the Kakaako grounds, by the score o
so thus winning the championship o
the second series.
! Next Sunday the Ocean Views ant
the Pearl Handles will play the frs
game in the series for the champion
e ship of the league, and the silver GU
given by Charles Hustace Jr.
The following was the line up il
= yesterdays game:
OCEAN VIEWS.
/ 1886 67S9
; Runs ...........0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 3
. B. H.............11 1O3 0 0 2 2-1
HONOLULU POLICE.
= 1913 67S9
Runs ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 o.
B. H............O 0 0 0 0 1 2 8 p
Three base hits-Bailey.
= Two base hits-Makanui 2, Tahu, T
Parker.
Sacrifice hits-Miner, Smith.
Left on Bases-Ocean Views, 8; Pc
lice, 8.
Base on errors-Ocean Views, 8; Pc
lice. 2. -
Stolen bases-Ocean Views, 8; Pc
lice 8.
Double lays-Kakowa-Baile Espin
da-Kaai, Kaai-B. Parker.
Struck out-By KAPPA, 6; by Mede
O ros. 6.
Base on balls-Off Kappa, 6; off MI
deiros, 5.
Passed balls-Martin 2; Butler 3.
C Time of game-I hour As minutes.
n Umpire-En Sue.
e The first games in the new KapiolaI
d Baseball League were played yestel
n day afternoon at the Park grounds, tn
Young Tidal Waves and the Reliance
n taking the honors.
l. The band was on hand to liven thing
up, and the crowd saw baseball of bi
d league variety, the only ones not bein