Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-03
OliNINd OATS
DECIDED ON
Riverside League Holds
Meeting First Game
On April 26

Palama A. c. VS.. Kaala A. G. and
japanese A. G. VS.. Chinese Aloha
Club will he the opening games of
the Riverside Baseball League. which
will take place on the 26th inst. This !
was decided at a meeting of the
league held in the offices of A. l.. G.. !
Atkinson, Judd building, last night. I,
Present were A. l.. G. Atkinson, pres
ident; w. Tin Chong, secretary A.
K. Vierra vice president; and the
following representatives: $. p. Cor
rea, Palama A. c.; X. Yasumori and
John Motley, Japanese A. c.; l.. Mon
Tai and A. Akana, Chinese Aloha
Club: and u. II. Kelekolio, Kaala A.
c. Tho Chinese A. G. was not rep
resented.
After the reading of the minutes
of the last meeting by the secretary
and the same being approved, the re-
ports of the officers were taken up
and listened to with much interest
by the members.
Hon. S. p. Correa. the chairman of
4
scented the report of that committee,
which was adopted and the date set
! for the opening games win be on the
26th of April, which is about three
weeks from now. The opening cere-
monies will be something unusual
and one of the biggest kinds of Il
crowd will no doubt be on hand. The
Hawaiian band will be asked to be
present and with the two baseball
games the people of this city Will be
given n treat. Hon. S. p. Correa, a.
K. Vierra and the Boy Orator will
form the committee to make the.ar-
rangements.
The secretary was authorized by
the league to purchase bases, score
board and other necessary ground.
/ outfit OF baseball diamond. In the
setting of the practise days it was
, decided as follows: Palama A. c.,
: Mondays; Kaala A. c., Tuesdays;
Japanese A. c., Wednesdays; Chinese
Alohas, Thursdays: and the Chinese
, A. c. on Fridays.
A. X. Vierra. the vice president
: elect, this being the first meeting he
attended, then spoke to the members,
} thanking them for the honor confer
, red on him and stating that he would
t do his best for the interest of pro-
noting the league. Our baseball
Q field is in the center of this town
/ and with the public behind us and
=, the craftsmanship that the players
Y of the different clubs have shown and
y the good baseball games played, we
4 may be sure tR'., We will receive the
D support of the public" he said; "ir
5 fact IAN going to do my best and
A sec that all my friends give HAND
" the promotion of this league
which has entertained thousands In
the past" Many encouraging re
marks were made by the members
and everybody was pleased with thu
progress so far made.
The meeting thea adjourned L
meet again, on the 10th inst, OF
I which occasion the s25 assessment
on each club to defray the expenses
of the league is requested to be paic
=, to the treasurer.
The following is the schedule o
!, the games adopted:
FIRST SERIES
e April 26-Palama A. G. VS.. Kaalt
A. c.: japanese A. c. VS.. Chinese Alo
Ia Club.
May 3--Chinese A. C. VS.. japanese
: \. c.; Kaala A. c. vs.. Chinese Aloh;
: Club.
:, May 1O-Chincse Aloha Club W.
! Chinese A. c.; Japanese A, c. VS.. Pa
= lama A. c.
May 17---Palama A. c. VS.. Chimes
< Aloha Club; Chinese A. c. VS.. Kaal;
A. c.
/ May 24-Kaala A. c. VS.. japanese
A. g.. Palama A. c. VS.. Chinese A. q
i May 31--Chinese Aloha Club vs.
: Japanese A. c.; Kaala A. c. VS.. Pa
: lama A. G.
J. June 7-Chinese Aloha Club VS.
Kaala A. c.; japanese A. c. VS.. Chi
. nese A. C.
June 14-Palama A. C. VS.. Japan
8 csc A. c.; Chinese A. G. VS., Chimes
u Aloha Club.
June 21-Kaala A. G. VS.. Chimes
! A. c.; Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Pa
: lama A.. c.,
: June 2S-Palama A. C. VS.. Chimes
o a. c.; Japanese A. c. VS.. Kaala A. c
SECOND SERIES
IS July Chinese Aloha Club vs.
Japanese A. c., Kaala A. C. VS.. Pa
lama A. G.
" July 12-Kaala A. c.. VS.. Chimes
" Aloha Club; japanese A. c. VS.. Chi
:, nese A. C.
" July 19-Palama A. c. VS.. Japan
." csc A. c.; Chinese A. c. VS.. Chimes
Aloha Club
July 26-Kaala A. C. vs.. Chimes
y A. c.; Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Pa
-, lama A. &