The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-29
X SPORTS X
TOMORROW WILL
BE BASEBALL DAY

Tomorrow will be another great base
ball day. Several minor games are
scheduled for the morning, while in
the afternoon there will be games all
over. One Of the early contests will
be between the Haulans and Asahis,
at $3.50 in the morning on the grounds
back of Kamehameha School. At 9:15
in the morning the Marines will leave
in the railway train for Schofield bar
racks to play the Fifth Cavalry in the
Military League. This is certain to be
a fast and furious go.
The lineup for the game at Schotield
Barracks will be about as follows: Ma
rines-Hayes, Of; Williams c; Cav, IS;
Call 3b; Gibson or Hines p; Davis IF;
Thompson If; Maxim 2b; Hines or Glib
son ID. Fifth Cavalry-Guyon, c;
Kamna, p; Shepherd, 1b; Bates, 2b;
Groninger, 3b; Walter, SIS; Butler, IT.
Hanson, CT; Dimes, RI.
At 1870 in the afternoon the Japane5
Tennis Club will try to put it all over
the Wall, Nichols Company "Invinci-
bles. Following will be the batting
lists of these terrible deeders:
Japanese Tennis Cub-Tukano, p;
Saigo, c; Sadayama, 1b; Miyahara, 2b;
Saito, 3b. Hamamoto, SIS; Kudokawa
IF; Masuda, If; Soyeda, cf; Substitutes
Inada Yoshiga
Wall, Nichols Company-Hoishi, C;
All Toon, p; A. X. Vierra, 1b; w. Jor-
dan, 2b; A. Souza, 3b; S. Bum, SIS;
Iwashia, If; Gum, RI; Kenneth, CT;
substitute, Mort Saki
At o'clock will begin the final cham
piouship game between the Aalas and c.
A. Cs, also at Aaa park. This will
be the batting list of the former team:
Fred Luning, c; Manuel Comes, p;
f. Johnson, b.; NJ. de Ponte, 2b; F.
l.. Akana, 3b; Bailey, IS; AL Souza,
If; Frazier, Of; Zerbe, IF.
Following will be the batting list
OF the c. A. c. team Chi But, C; Apau,
p; En- Sang, 1b; Alex Amas, 2b; Ako,
3b; Hong Chack, If; Joe Leong, CT;
Aiona, IF; Sing Chong, SIS.
At the same hour the game between
the Reach team and the Highlands, in
the Kapiolani League, will begin at
Kapiolani Park, This will be preceded
at 80 by game between the All Stars
and picked nine probably made up of
All Hawaii and other players
The big contest close in, however,
will come at Fort Shafter when the
National Guard will meet the twentieth
Infantry for the last time. If the
Guardsmen win they will have clean
slate for the season. il they lose they
will be just one down 1t will, there
fore be battle royal between the two
teams. The volunteers will practice
shooting out there in the morning, have
lunch with the Fort Skaters at noon
and go to it on the ball field at three
o'clock. The game will no doubt be
witnessed by many people from the
city
As near as it is now settled, the
batting lists for Fort Shafter game will
be as follows: National Guard-Soares,
C; Bushnell, p; Burns, IF; Marcallino,
lib; Lemon, IS; Lota, If; Kaai, CT; Sum
ner, Oh; Smith 3b. Fort Shafter-Hc-
Call, 2b; Moran, If; Lemm, 3b; Bate
man c; Oakley, IS; Ellis, If; Gongol,
CT; Boloun, p Ramsey, 1b.
The National Guard has granted the
use of its rifle range to the Kameha-
meha and High Schools for target prac-
tice. Teams will handle the twenty
two caliber rifles there every Wednes-
day afternoon and Saturday morning.
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At 3 O'Clock this afternoon the Hall
q Son and Davies & Company baseball
teams will meet on the diamond at
Aala park.