The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18
TWO BIC GAMES
At LEAGUE PARK
Saints and SparkIers Out to
Shed Blood and Upset
WhiteWash.
Big League Games Today.

Hams VS.. u. S. S. California, 1870.
Sparklers VS.. Saints, $3.50.
After the Regatta is all over there
will be more excitement at the league
grounds this afternoon. Two great
games have been arranged. The Ka
mehameha team, composed entirely of
Hawaiians and most Of them young
sters, viii play the team from the
cruiser California
After that game the st. Louis Col
lege alumni. team and the Diamond
Head Athletic Club team will have a
festive argument. It will surely be
one large scrap and it will also be
good baseball.
Fer the benefit of the visitors it
may explained that these two are the
best teams we have on this Island
They are composed of the fastest play
ers of all nationalities here and the
class of ball they put up is right up
to snuff in every way.
Johnny Williams and Louis Soares
will be the battery for the Saints.
They showed what they could do last
time they were out by handing it to
the Jewels in good shape. Johnny is
there with wonderful long swing and
a delivery that is as rapid as it is
eurleyeued. Louis Soares, the 'Tiser
kid, is always there behind the
plate and is recognized as the pre-
mier catcher of the Island. At least
he was the only man who could hold
the job against the Michael Angelo
Fischerlno team.
A Fast Splinter.
En- Sue, the champion sprinter of
Hawaii, will be at second base En-
Sue is wonder when it comes to
fetching in the bases and the visit
ing fans will have something to re-
mark at when they see him mosey in
between strikes.
The Bruins brothers will be there
for the Saints. George at first and
Harry out in the field, probably at
center. George is one Of our classiest
First avenue motormen and when he
gets the high sign from conductor
Johnny to stop the car, it stops and
that is all there is to it or else the
would-be passenger to Second street
gets let out
Freitas forgot about the game last
time and went to a luau. When he
appeared on the field finally he had
big poi bowl in his mitt and not
single ball got by him. He is, perhaps.
the classiest shortstop playing ball here
and can handle the hot grounders with
any of them, not to mention jumping
for some high dives.
Bushnell will be at third He is
an alternate pitcher and can twirl right
bl1thesomely. Barney Joy, he who
pitched successful season in the Pa
clfic Coast league, not so very long
ago, viii be at right field and might
take turn in the box if johnny looks
like firing. All the rest of the Saints
are there with the goods and the
sparklers viii have to do their best
IT they are to reverse the decision of
Labor Day.
The Sparkler Players.
Bob Leslie, the man with the fastest
delivery on Oahu, viii fill the box for
the Diamond Heads. Winnie will catch
for him. The latter has recently shown
himself to be very careful and heady
man with the big mitt and is one of the
few who can catch Bob Leslie and hold
him.
Eddie Fernandez, the Beau Brummel
and Admirable Crichton athlete of Ha-
waii, will stick around first. He is one
OF the neatest and quickest players on
the island. He knows the game well
and plays real inside baseball. Every
gesture means something when he is