The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-16
RlVERSIDERS'
NEW SCHEDULE

If the plans as laid out at the meet
ing of the Riverside League held a
few days ago are to be carried out,
this years opening ceremonials of that
League will beat anything of it's kind
yet that has taken place here. Be-
sides the Mayor and other prominent
citizens present, there will be the
band and then the banstand is to be
decorated with flags of nearly every
country who are represented here.
President A. L. c.. Atkinson, is chair
man of the committee that is looking
after the arrangements and this is
good assurance that the program for
the day will be as grand as it can be
made.
Mayor Fern, who is president of the
Aala A. c., one of the clubs playing
in this League, will pitch the first
ball over the pitchers plate. 1t is
coming to be the general custom of
nearly every League that the first ball
must be pitched over the plate by
some prominent parsonage The ball
will be presented to the Mayor as a
souvenir after the conclusion of the
days program and besides this, it has
been decided that a pretty walking
cane made of koa wood will also form
part as a remembrance of the
opening of the Riverside League by
the Mayor.
The two games which are to take
place on that day are the best that
can be selected from among the five
teams. In the first contest, the Pa
lamas, champions of the Riverside
League, will play the Kewalos, the
team that holds the same title in the
Atkinson League. 1t will be inter-
esting to note which is the better of the
two The Chinese Alohas are sched-
uled to meet the Fort Shafter aggre-
cation in the second game. Manager
Chiffon of the latter team will do his
best to get the Skaters to beat the
Dragonlets and there is hardly any
doubt that this may be possible. How
ever, it is always hard to foretell the
results of a baseball game.
The following will be the schedule
for the season of 1909:
First Series.
June 20-Palama A. C. VS.. Kewalo
A. c.; Chinese Aloha C. VS.. Fort
Shafter
June 27-Chinese Aloha C. VS. Aala
A. c.; Palama A. C. VS.. Fort Shafter.
July fort Shafter VS.. Aala A. c.;
Kewalo A. c. VS.. Chinese Aloha c.
July 11-Palama A. c. VS.. Chinese
Aloha c.; Kewalo A c. VS.. Aala A. C.
July 1S-Fort Shafter VS.. Kewalo
A. c.; Palama A. C. VS.. Aala A. C.
July 25-Fort Shafter VS.. Chinese
Aloha c.; Kewalo A. c. VS.. Palama
A c.
Aug. Fort Shafter VS.. Palama A
c.; Aala A. c. VS.. Chinese Aloha C.
c., Aala A. c. VS.. Chinese Aloha C.
Aug. S-Chinese Aloha c. VS.. Ke-
walo A. c.; Aala A. C. VS.. Fort
Shafter.
Aug. 15-Aala A. c. VS. Kewalo A.
c., Chinese Aloha c. VS.. Palama AC
Aug. 22-Aala A c. VS.. Palama A
c.: Kewalo A. c. VS.. Fort Shafter.
Second Series.
Aug. 29-Palama A. C. VS.. Kewalo
A. c.; Chinese Aloha C. VS.. Fort
Shafter
Sept. 5-Chinese Aloha C. VS.. Aala
A. c.; Palama A. c. VS.. Fort Shafter.
Sept. 12-Fort Shafter VS.. Aala A.
c.; Kewalo A. c. VS.. Chinese Aloha C.
Sept. 19-Palama A. c. VS.. Chinese
Aloha c.; Kewalo A. c. VS. Aala A. C.
Sept. 26-Fort Shafter VS.. Kewalo
A. c.; Palama A. C. VS.. Aala A. C.
Oct. 3-Fort Shafter VS. Chinese
Aloha c.; Kewalo A. c. vs. Palama
A. c.
Oct. 10-Fort Shafter VS. Palama A
c.; Aala A. c. VS.. Chinese Aloha c.
Oct. 17-Chinese Aloha c. VS.. Ke-
walo A. c.; Aala A. C. VS.. Fort
Shafter.
Oct. 2HAala A c. VS.. Kewalo A
c.; Chinese Aloha C. VS.. Palama A c.
Oct. 31-Aala A. c. VS.. Palama A.
c.: keMalo A C VS. Fort Shafter