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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28

Gin GTtrei6iid unQnri
der Stedbricf. VT Gem DIT
INSTRUMENTATION aoniulot lit boz
@ien Der foIgcnoa intcrciioute Sted
brief 5%ugc9angen:
&unOmadungl - SSn Scr Sell
bonn 8. bis g.. bS. MtSs ipobntc it ci.
llem SoteI Der irnrten Stoot rill
Wann, Der iid ais y0f. Senoerion,
Erinat aus Sponap," meloete. Ser.
iel6e mar 27-30 Sabre oft mittcl.
groB, iturf, bate blonde Suore,
blonoen, engliid geitubten Shnurr,
bart unb mar NIT grollem an5ua>,
li6tem lleber5ieber un6 @iroroimit
befleioet. @abreno ieineS ~9(uientbol-
tes i'm Sotel mar er iebr mortfor1
nno ipruh mn engIiih. 9tm 9. oS
Wtts., 5miiden ga unbs4 ltbr Ioh
mfttngs, fam Der grtp1biltc plotfid
ms Sotel unb erfl6rte, iofort abrei
len 81 fpolelt. IlS Heiie5iel gub cr
~8ra5" an, poata ober sum @eit-
babnbof fobren uno fubr idlieBlidl
oa ibm beociitet lpur0e, boB or nod
8ra5 nit Der Siiobabn obretlen
miiiie, 9egen 125 ubr NohmittoGS
bonn Sotel mitteIs ginipGnners gum,
Siobobnbof. gQS @epGt fiibrte II
5ipei braunle0crne, lonolihe Sono.
toiden uno cine CRIME Suti6attcl
init. 8egen 5 llbr Godmittogs foat
err am Siiobobnbof on, ilbcr0ob 0oS
oben beldriebene @ep1d eiltcm SrG.
ger, iprod) nit bcmieIbcn oltIioQc.1.
oermeiie flieBeno beutid obne iebct
fremol1noiihen 9lf5ent uno reiItc
Tim Z llbr 20 Winuten NbenoS nit
DEM Sriaiter S6ncGSugc ob. Nm
IL. oS. WttS. purocn I'M Diem bc$
3immers, ipeIdeS Der ollQeblidc
Senoerlo Jon benobnt bate. . Sdliii,
1el, oeren elmer nod an 9orta Spu,
rem bon @ods trG0t uno slr Nnicr.
tigung bon NohidIiiiicln beitimmt
NOR, %gefnnoen. IS bcitebt oic Ser.
multiplying, Bob bicie SdJliiiirl bon
Dem erp1bnten E~niiogier BORT Der.
bergen iporoen iuaren.
Wit &iidiiht oli Die ouiioacno
roide Mbreiie bcS GrluGbntcn. Den
llmitnno, bob oieielbe cine bolbc
Stunoe nndloem Der GiebItobl bon
10000 &. bei'm t. t. Yuitonltc Mi.
noritenpias periibt moroen mar CT.
tolgte, mo i'm Sinblid oarolli, ooB
bei'm lebterluGbnten GicbitobIe ais
elmer Der Sb1ter Gin Wonn in De.
troft fommt, oeilen ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
bilhg oltf Den ntgcblihen Sellocrioll
past, lit Die Nnnobmc 1id)t obSuluci.
len, ooB Ser Mcberlp1bute nut .benl
Noltoiebitnblr in gerbinolllg sitebcn
fonnte. Us miro criudt,. liod} penn
oll9eblidfp Senberipit1 siiriaitr ST. liz
nigllirep, senicIben imr getretungS.
taue elter 9enolten Eerlititrtrungasu
1lrtter5ieben, i'm ie nudb eraeBnib
oerieIben epentuea onsubolttn ms
orf fiirse'tem @egc amber 9sdfridjt
gu geben.' @ien, oeH Il. Sill 1907.
Sc. t. Nolt5ei.9 ERECTION.
Srem er perunqGiidt 4.
Wfthoel Soron. Elm 9renler 0crg3eIt.
lifen WarDlGnoer 9obn. BON Ir.
s31, Noro : 5rontitrabe, mltroe &c.
itern aus Der 9lrenitroBe mo Salts.
Hooo Sruiihen 5ipei 2%ofontotipen eil.
getlemint nnb ihmer perIett. Wun
bradte ibn nod Dem StootsSoipitol.
Nos Soft 9epartement
bat Gin llebereihfommelt nit Sapon
iinD G1tttnrurf eetrofien, tpolluYdJ Die
Epit pom Oem I. auguit an Eodetr
big 81 eli Yfun0 uto @eIobetr1ae
bis iu $50 3lpiihen oer betreffenoen
Sdnbern beforoern miro. Seoes
YflfuA foitet amnIf Sputs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28

Ger tiidlihc Grbc BON
$4,000. Sobn @cninQiom lpcIdIcr
lett mcbrcrcn &obrcn bel Sru. Gbua.
0clp an Der Fruttitrobc mo QHcit.
Sails 2pcnle ais ShautmGrtcr
orlgcitcllt NOR, lit am Son1itug iibcr
Ncm Oorf no6 6Ienaburg, Sdlca.
mig SoliteirL perrciit, nm BORT cine
Grbldoft i'm 9etroac bon $4,000,
lpclde ibnt 0oll5 unermortct 81. ,eiol-
len lit. Cin5u5ieben. Mertmilroig lit
Die. Sbotiode, bob @cningion obnc
cine Nbnung ppm ieincm @liid ST
hobeu, olc Sorbcrcitullge1t iiir eilren
ScIuh DER @eiHlntb Nctroficu bate.
Crit IN Der lcbtcn Strm0e rullr0e en-
bcrofridtt1t Dob Elm Nn6el ~ Don
ibn in Nltitrolicn gcitorbrlr Ici uno
er mo feline beiocn Sdmcitern llltll
ic $4,000 crbcn. .....
2cdrrbiiicn III yGurruIE
Sarf." - llcbcr 5000 &inocr bat
ten iid) gcitcrn jllm Giacrcntciclt Elm.
.Grtlul0cnL meld)cS Die bcfunntcn
SaillbollabCiibcr u. u. uuto u. Stot.
len 9ro3cr i'm yGorroll. Eurf" uerun,
Iloltctcn. Gob Der lieben SllgeuO nus
@etrorcnc mmOcte, giug oorouS Der.
ror, ooB cine ricIiGc 04mntit0t in Ger
,3cit bon > bis ) llbr p@crubrcid)t
mlIroc. WorBcn luerOcn Die Wcbriiocr
Nrogcr I'M Grub. Sia. Yorf" Elm
rpritcrcS Giacrcmc.6 rciicit p%crouitoI.
ten.
&br II it ono tritii d. Sir
tic Notwithstanding Der 3 Sabre al.
tut Sod)tcr bcp Scrrn Gb. SHnlcir,
mcld)c am Montng in cine Monnc
~ltltr5tc, Die iichcnoc3 @oiicr cntbiclt
btgt Cr, :. 6rolf Ionc3 BON gtr.
ISL @cIt-Nortb Npcnnlc, mtni0
@%otinitn9, Gic Muttcr mar inn Be
grill ibrc ainpcr 81 boocn mo mad
IL ooa @oocmoiicr 5urcht, OILS iid
Ger l(nloIl erci0nctc. 9lm 9un5cn &0r.
fcr itl0 b%cionbcr& an ocn 0eitcn
tlu8 ooa aino idmcr5buitr Brill.
mltnoct oupon.
Sic Stuot& gan Itrubcn.
Som million belt NcItcrn cine
Sierul0 ub, in pcldcr 0ic Nngcbotc
filr Die Ebilnoelpbio mo Wcitport.
Neoo3 llno Die Strobcn in pcrldicocs
llcn Counties III GrnGgung ocSogcn
iUuroen. : 0ic GonmtiiiGrc morcu scr
Nnlid)t, bob Die N%ngcbptc ST bod lpo
rem mo bcihIoiien, olc oh%5rnuciicn
ilno llelle Nngebote olls6uibrcibcn.
6piaeiloe4 4rcilc mlurbcn ucrlunQt:
Fbilooelpbio . Gooo, 5luei WrilelL
'Iheer Wuco0om 49, ' 5-
8fibcr nilb Goro55o ....... .$26,793
Z. Wf. Sbit9loS ........... 1901
NJ. VI. 5oIbott Company 49,. 25,t74
=. i. Nephington ......... 27,533
@citport &ouo q 1i5 Meile) III
Wf. y. 3albott So, ..$tS.S64
=. ". StnIer ........... 1857
Y. i. Ncobington .......... 22,t70
q ii II wal in 5mci 5oqen
perbute - Wn1. Shulb, cill
Sorrter an Der E%bilooclpbio 8ono,
lultroe am Iienito9 mo geitcrn flint
Wol perhoitet uno ie0es Wnl pom
HnIi5eirtdter @roltnon nui Die Nll.
idilloigung bin, obte erlaltbnib oeS
@eiunobeitS 4. 0cportcme1ts 9lbi6ae
ourd) Die Stuot gefnbrell 81 bobelJ
inter $500 9iirBibait iiir ieilieilEro.
5eB qeiteut. ST; ydnuls bolte .aifi:.
henobtolle aus ocrldlieoeten. 9ptcls
nm Sdmeine 81 iiittern, mo ,lunroe
erei Mol an @ontog mo geitern
atn,ei moI nnrhoftn+ Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28

- TFT'f"" ~ NTffFN" F|.Ft Y.
Eaiic 5nr @riir in's gnslanS be-
iorst 6. Iainc, Nr. 4f3, Sh-@aIii.
mereitrahc, uabe Gnitom Sonic glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28

Gin YrnftifuS, r. ,Scrr Col.
lcge, 5dhlen Sic nod ben MiibIcnbc.
liser Sdnll5 SIT Sbren aunoen?" -
.Slpaer 2tr5t; % ia, ober eS lit ga
1sit,dlnnaer Belt teiflert nlebr froitf
Ieimien - Sid lieber Gpueae, ous
i%hiiiien Sic nod lerlien III elmer 10
,~itarfen SantiIie oa uuB Dos gai,sc
Subr binourh elmer tranf iein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28

rstt 5lin 9ebrau1 In Der Gar.bens uro Uh.
FopaIsStation nm 1000 gbenbS.
Ior'g8aaeuitS, Gpeiieraisn etc. iuecSer lHneu
heforgt per TeIepbun in aueu f%oIgenoen BtQet
giireaur: Gbnr.e5. uno nItimoresStrnBe q
g., ct. BnuI 1924, ober Ulo. gourtIano 1901;
DIT. Horal.giation ). & g, Wlt. Sernon 312S;
gamoeusGtatipn Snforulationasglreau 9. & b.
ct. Ruul $40, c6er W,b., QourIlanb 2726, nrb
ytr. h26, @ihsproabnan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28
Merchants & WincrS transport. So.
1ampfcr'2inic.

Jradt uub EaiIaaicrc. -
= Hadl Spltun nuo benz Often.
Sofntns, Sieitftag itno Sreitng, @ ltbr Nbenos.
Nadl Rrppiornce nno bent Often.
Sonntaa, Wittipod ltln Sreitnq. 6 ll5r WbenoS.
= WadI Tcippurt Mems.
Id9ttdb, aiis9enontnct Soii1erfiag Il. Gumitag,
o lbr gbenoS,
y Gradt angenomine1 tdeIib bis 8 ubr geadb m.
fit o~erffcIher Ia9 fnbrenoe Compiler.
Gad 9aoannab nno Sadiunpias.
s, H. Ww,eg,eia, Iaert. IAer 7. RIM = .gohsYtp
Saitt:giireai: German. uib aiebtsStr.
dts 9&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28

glumbinh Surfaces, Honges unb
Sefen Ga6oeden uno &innen.
Seuuett grcs., 523 Gorb.6 rcElont.@ocuue.
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..Guuoun - SariS - Sambura.
G6cInpcafe SteamIGip COMPANY.

SJNt"fN"' ON"AhfpiP SpN'P"hV'
Sbclnpcate.2tnje:.
Snr Nurfoif, Sio Yuint Comfort It. ben Siben
tn8lth, alisgen. Sonntng. nm $50 @beiioS.
Yprt Iiuer 9tnic:
Bad Outt Gtucrsqnnouugen, Mefs9uint uub
Nidmoro
Gtcnitng, Sonnerftaq uuo G%arnitag nm
3 tlbr Mbcnos.
Stlet.Siireanr:
119, f27 NIB 2t7 SitsSaitimurcs Strabe,
mo BOG Hurb'Gbarlcs. Straic.
Naltpt5iirealr, 9ig9t. uno 2ecsSir, Baltimore.
,(Suli113l, ,y -
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Baltimore g gOmpaanic.

(gIte itno 5uhcrldfiec Qai.oinie.)
Ste Screinlaie SinnteusBnit bei0roernn.
Snntpfer. p6inrioa," nGtrginin" nnS ,0labana"
Ganlpter fdbren td9lih, GonutGes ailsges
l%gtllrlen, BON ben .@o0 9ine4sGiers Or. o bis
- s~iabi.straRe, Sub Der garrc.etrabe, nm
$50. Mbeubs oireft mad OIo goint Comfort,
Nortolf nno Portsmouth. go,
IN 6lh Rntnt InfhInb du &c. & S.sP1bn"
md 8idmono, arBerbem oreintaT ole @o6e
az s8traiuta 9iabisation 50" mad Sannes
Nieerseannungen nn6 Rihmonb. ga. Sn Dor.
fSt NnltIhe an r%sitInntic 6naft Cine Rubu,"
yNorintf g @ettern 8nhr." nsorfoIf & Soiibs
liog Sampfcr Co. naG Nefpbern, nc,
0orf. N' "N NV
@labI8eiten mad europdifdem gIan. girfe
Sarlp1er ,bnbe1 .%lururiofe 6niiiien, belize llno
iaIte Sih. oosr eaI3pntfer.a docr. eisitrii6s
r. sTsi; q a96insn 75e;; 500, $40 $500 mo
99igct,eiircaur 10y Sff'aaItimores strabC, 600
gdlilnlnre. lInb GnInertsStrnbe. Continental
5rilh Fiiilnt1a" INN gIlhnuab'S, CIR. 100. Torb.
eharleSeStrabc. Snmpfer nit %,ilnitco" 3uns
elIteleoranbcns Oh item nuseeftnttct
3nhi u. sberiuuue, ,JameS e.. ghro,
Frafiocnt II. Sen. .@onaeer. Sen. BnTf. .aaent
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2anOluirtbidaitlide Ger0tbe ulo
Sdmereicn.
griffin & surncr Co., 205 N%or6.8aca.Gi

Warmors uno @ronit.Werfe.
8. Silsdrtrer e. S5bns, 7i4-7lS ggcitsgaItts
ntoresStrnbe,
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3citun9en, 3eitidriiten, etc.
1.-The Baltimore 9irpS Co.," 9GtN Nbeteroti'
bic. @ei9dftSfi6rer, 3lS 8eitsSe THnHsStr.
9al, : Ntaterialien, Sbiiren, 6enlter'
rabmell, 2aoen, etc.
5amsS .. Softer g. &c., 115-117 Sho'6rcoe'
ridsStrabe. .
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SOd5cits9lOfcu.

lieutenant @iQiom s. &0nig JEST
ilullcr Gbcnoun. - Rci6tc &c.
tern Sri, Gu9cnio McGoD Die
&un0 gum @luoc iiir'3 @cbcn. -
NorrD NJ. @rwocttc mo 6rQuIciu
Beatrice NcQic McsIcr mcrocr
bclttc gctrollt.
%icutcnant @ilium s. &6ni0 ocr
GIN liclrito8 pom &ric0S . Geportc.
n!cnt Die 6cirotbacrlmtbnib cr6ielt.
IN Jest aliIdIid)cr @bcn1unt. Gr MIR.
i6c Gcitcrn 2lbcno nit Sri. Gu0cnio
,H|cGoD I'M cltcrlidCn SCim 0criclbcn,
pr. 1928, @olbroof aouuuc, Don
Faitor @iQiom M. GrrNltioL Dem
NSsClIor1cr Der Wolbrouf W}ctbo0i.
ittn Stride, IN oic Roicniciicln scr
Ghc 9cidmicbct. Cine frelt0i0c llcbcr.
rolhun1 mar cs fir ocn 9rdutigoln,
roG or glcid5citig nit Ser Scirutb3.
hclutlIi0ul1 Cillcn picrm0fcntlidcn
ltrlaub crbiclt. nod cinCnt ir0blid)ell
Nud)3citaihmollS frat Dos gliidlidc
Ydrd)Ct cine 0ohjcitarciie nod Dem
0c6ir0c an.
Nr0ut mil is.
IS mar @icbc ollf Ocn crItcn Mid,
ola por piCr &obrcn Sri. Beatrice
NruiC Micblcr BON Nr. 1896, Irc0c.
rid NDcnuc, Ole icbt lG 2cu5c 51blt,
crm icbt 26 Sabre oItcn Surrp Nc.
%llr0cttc illul critcn Nal bcgcBnctc.
Sllr0cttc mar 5lunr id)on ucrbciratbct
r96 CT Ic6tc nit icincr 1Srou rcd)t
l10lildIi6 mo %crlon0tc bic Sfcis
NlnN. @cutc miro cr in Scr @iorr-
nobumG oca YuitorS Gomoro G.
>Slncc, Nr. 1906, @iIfena. 9tuculc,
con 5mcitcu Gio Der lrcuc ldm0rCn
lnno ieiner Is Sabre oItcn 9rolt Die
gum 9unbc iiir'S %cbcn reidcl1.
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@arnlnnb &YennlnIpania. Giicn6ahn.

1aHe taf'D MneIaab befssat q, ssstse. an
0t-oeittnprf.etf. uels Gsk0u SsIjeyfsevaa
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Rotionol.0 anfcn.

RntionolsVanfcn. ne
,sbe SlS Sopn 9~iatiuual gant," Sab. inb
@retersStrabe. Sucob VI Sooi, Yrdioent;
SeurD .. Neoue, 9atitrer.
,3mette 8atiuunl'Sani," 432 SiiosVronotpdb.
gS. =. &aener, a%aftirer.
rWeItcrn aattoual 8ant," IA Rcro'Gntntp'Sir
u. Mtariott, tnfiirer.
,SnrmerS nno Merchants National Sant"
Spuibs mo 9ombarosSlrabe.
Stats. 9dnfen. lt,
,9rutine Sanf uun Baltimore" baltimore,
mo Qouio1DsStraBc. Nugult Beber, Yralt'
bent; T.. ). Slot, S6nbneliter.
Spar=Sanfcn.
,Eeutide Spar6nnf uun Baltimore" @utatu'
uno laItimorcsStrabc
.st. Same6 eparbant," 9aIiimore'S traBe uHS
Sutton 9oufes9ioerle,
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8clO 5n DcrlciGcn.

Nnc, iucldlc wclo acbraudcu, Ipremcu bicr
nur. Nn!ctbett nnt SGldrc. Minbcl mo @rino.
Wictboocn. Baltimore Snuclmcut Co." Nr.
12O HprosHncasStrnfe. (2f3-)
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&upferidmieSa nnb Ylumbers.
3pBn Subrrt. 17t4 I9anes. Strabe. 6. & q
3eIepDpn; Wolfe 1909.
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SruIt. Gompaanie'r

Sruit.G
yMarhlaub Srnit Co.," GprbpcdsGde GaIbe,..
8rdFocnf; Iarroa San gleB, S6aemeiiter;
Serbs Spencer, Jun, 9illtSsS6abnleiiier;
&an Gitnncr, SiiIfssSeIretdr.
Baltimore Emit * 8narantce Co.," @qu!tobIe
Suiloing.
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Eopicr nno Gopicr. Often.
Smith, SiGun Co., 105--ie7 SanopersS trabe
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Sioltos uno Srgcln.
Gbas. NJ. etieff, 8 Gorcs9ibertusg trahe
@m. Snabe d 60. B1rfsglne. uHo SGpe..esStr.
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9[0pofoteu

aarf u. @. Smult, 1919 Cato SuiIoiRe
9uftaous 0prb, 26f-269 Galpert @uiIbins.
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0ei6attss@ egmeiier.
Bidder, GchOitor. uno Sofel'
0eoarfs-I rtifct.

spe miners C sias So. 1o4 eaOseoparb' st1
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@ledplottcn, Wfctoa, etc.
aasn, 6ontlin & SO. Gncorporirt). 1919
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Bionoleib- 8ei6Gite.
,Gouiultoattb 2unn Co.," 1 NorbsSubsS trabt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17
Guards Win Again.; .'@.
Marines Show Form
LONGEST BIG" GAME ON RECORD PLAYED YESTERDAY - SEW
ENTEEN INNINGS FULL OF EXCITEMENT AND JOY
GIBSON, ANDERSON BURNS AND
g.. S0ARES STARS

Yesterdays game between the n.
G. H. and the Marines will go
down In the annals of Hawaiian
baseball as both the best and long
est big game ever played IN Honolu-
lu. Seventeen innings II took to
decide the match, and the sun had
long set before the Guards scored
the necessary run and won by n
score of 3 to 2. The Guards made
and that was all they scored till the
seventeenth inning. Fourteen
times they came up to bat. but fail
cd to add to their score. ...
The Marines made one In their
fourth and in the ninth another one
ticing the n. G. H.. Following
that. inning after inning was play
cd without tally. Gibson pitch
cd first-class ball right through the
whole seventeen innings, and GER
tainly he. Anderson and Davis were
the brightest stars of stellar
bunch of players.
Bushnell, for the Guards, pitched
four innings and then was replaced
by Burns, who twirled for the bal
ance of the game. Dom Paul" did
good wor kin the box, and II was
one, two. three for Winters. Will
liams and Hayes at Burns very first
try.
The excitement ran high right
through the game. and when the
Marines tied the Guards score ev-
erybOdy went mad with joy. Hats
and coats went up in the air and
for Ave minutes pandemoniun
reigned.
Il was in the ninth that the Ma.
rines tied the score. and the scene
that ensued will never be forgot
ten by those who were present. II
happened this way: Davis made
first on a center field hit. Gibson
flew to Bicknell. Then Anderson
came up to bat and Davis stole sec
ond. Anderson sacrificed Davis tC
third. Maxim hit to right field and
Davis got home, Maxim being Out
at first five seconds later. Then al
argument started, but the run Of
course counted, as Davis was HON,
before Maxim died.
Then the game went seven in
nings without any further score by
either side. The play was crisp ant
exciting, and all the men were put
ting up the game of their lives.
There was n tremendous Grove
present 49, for the largest ever seeI
at Aala Park and the roofing
was great. The band stand wal
crowded with officers and their la
dies, and all Of them stayed TIL tn,
finish. which came at $50 o'clock
No one thought of dinner, and S
ideas Of going TO church were aban
doned.
The crowd grew larger instead o
! smaller as the evening closed in. bu
kept well to the boundary lines ant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17

did not encroach on the field All
was excitement. and It was evident
that the sympathy OF the SPECTATORS
was with the Marines In their great
fight against the champions.
Even when the game was finished
large bunch of fans remained on
the ground and discussed the game,
The Marines are a fast-improving
bunch OF players. and they gave
Barryis Beauts the toughest game
OF their lives. The genial sergeant
was present at the game and looked
elated and downcast alternately as
the game went for or against his
men. ra'..
II certainly was the game Of a
lifetime and one that every fan Ia
the city who was not present will
curse his luck for missing
The first game, between the Aalas
and c. A. C.s, was also grand one
and was watched with the great
est OF JOY by the crowd. After a
very interesting game the c. A. C.s
won by a score Of 3 to 2.
In the morning Vierra's Invinci-
bles put 1t oyer Ehlcr's team by a
score OF 1871, thus proving their
title to the cognomen. The Irwin
cibles are ready to play any other
house" team in the city, and II is
understood, that the employees of the
Stargewald building will be their
next opponents and victims.
The lineup of the Marines and
n. G. II. was as follows: n. G. H.
Lemon. IS; Kaai. CT; Bushnell. II
and p; Sumner, IF; Lota, 3b; Kaia
2b: Marcsllino, Id; Soara. C;
Burns, II and y. Marines--Wil
liams, II: Hayes, IF; Cav, IS; Coll
3b; Davis, eff; Gibson. p; Anderson
C; Maxim, %; Winters. 1b.
The big game by innings went a
follows:
First Inning Lemon few I,
right field. Kaai safe at first. Bush
nell made, first and Kaai second
Sumner flew to right field. Lott
died at FIRST No runs. William
failed to make first. Hayes waliopet
the ball into the river-two Dagger
Cav famed. Coll hit the air tire,
times. No runs.
Secord Inning--Kaia made first
stole second and got to third on |
passed ball. Marcallino few to cen
ter field. Soarcs walked. Burn
few to pitcher. Lemon got a pas
to first. Kaai went out trying Il
make three out Of two-bagger
Soares and Kaia home In the mean
time. TWO runs.
Davis hit by pitcher took base
Gibson died at first, Davis getting Il
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cd to get to first. Lota died. Kaia
ditto, pitcher to baseman. No runs.
Hayes expired at first. Cav safe.
Coll fannned. Davis made first. Cav
out trying to steal third. No runs
Fourteenth Inning - Marcallino
died at, first. Soares famed. Burns
safe to. first, Lemon took base on
balls. Burns to second, Kaai flew
to left field. No runs.
Gibson safe at first. Anderson
few to Kaia. Maxim ditto to pitch
er. Winters died at first No runs.
Fifteenth lnning-Bushnell bunt-
ed and died at first. Sumner few to
Winters. Lota got to first safe and
died trying to steal second. No
runs. =?
Williams died. Hayes few to
catcher. Cav flew to Bushnell. No
runs.
Sixteenth Inning - Kaia failed
to get to first. Marcallino ditto.
Soares famed. No runs.
Coll famed. Davis safe to first.
Gibson flew to catcher. Anderson
famed. No runs.
Seventeenth Inning Burns
walked. Lemon made first and
stole second Burns to third on wild
throw. Kaai made second on good
hit and Burns came home. Lemon
died at home plate, Kaai got to sec
ond, Bushnell made first safe, and
Kaai died trying to get home. Sum
ner made first on safe hit, and Bush
nell was out al, second. One run.
Maxim got to first. Winters fam
ed. Williams died at first, Maxim
getting to second. Hayes flew to
Lemon. No runs.
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strumental In putting three men ,
out in one play. lie was playing at
short stop and made fine one-hand
catch. and sending the ball to sec
ond had a runner out, and the base
man throwing to catcher. the lat
ter managed to tag the man who
WIS sliding for home. II was won
derrul bit of work and worked the
crowd up to IA great state of excite
mcnt. The standing of the differ
ent teams in the league is as fol-
lows:
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Bowling
Rowing

second Anderson failed to make
first. Davis got to third. MAXIM
few to Kaia. No runs.
J Third Inning winters died at
! first Williams ditto. Hayes re-
pcated the act. No runs.
Bushnell few to left field. Sum-
ncr expired at first. Lotto initiated.
No runs.
winters passed in his checks at
first. Williams kicked the bucket
at the same spot. Lota repeated the
| performance. No runs.
Fourth Inning - Kaia died at
first. Marcallino ditto. Soares dit
to. Kaia, Marcallino and Soares all
failed to make first.
Cav died first. Coll made first
safe. Davis to second on fine hit
and Coll home. Gibson walked
Anderson few to center field, Davis
getting to third and Gibson to see.
ond. Maxim failed to make first.
One run.
Fifth Inning - Burns hit the air.
Lemon famed. Kaai did the same
No runs.
winters famed Williams died
at first. pitcher to baseman. Hayes
stirred the atmosphere. No runs.
Sixth Inning Bushnell few to
Maxim. Sumner safe at first. Lota
famed to make first. Sumner to
second. Kaia died at first. No runs.
Cav famed. Coll made hole in
the air. Davis hit a two-bagger.
Gibson died at first. No runs.
Seventh Inning Marcallino
few to Winters. Soares died at first.
Burns famed. No runs.
Anderson few to Burns. Maxim
made first. winters was nabbed at
first. Maxim to second. Williams
famed. No runs.
Eighth Inning Lemon died at
first. Kaai got free transportation.
Bushnell made first safe. Kaai got
to second. Sumner died at first,
Kaai getting to third. Lota failed
to make first. No runs.
Hayes few to Lemon. Cav hit
into Kaai's hands. Coll famed. No
runs. I.
Ninth Inning Kaia flew 10
Hayes. Marcallino hit by pitcher
took base, stole second and third.
Soares made second and Marcallino
died at home plate. Burns safe at
first and Soares to third. Lemon
famed. No runs.
Davis got to first. Gibson flew TO
Bushnell, Davis to second. Ander-
son sacrificed Davis to third. Ma
kin then came to the bat and on a
left field hit Davis got home, Maxim
dying at first. One run.
Tenth Inning--Kaai died at first.
Bushnell ditto. Summer Just the
same. No runs.
] Winters, Williams and Hayes
went out one, two, three. No runs.
Eleventh Inning - Lota died at
first. Kaia few to Winters. Mar
callino made first on safe hit,
Soares expired at first. No runs.
Cav beat the air. Coll followed
suit Davis safe at first. Gibson
few. to pitcher. No runs.
Twelfth Inning - Burns safe at
first and stole second. Lemon flew
to catcher. Kaai also flew to hndcr-
son. who made a wonderful catch
right amidst the crowd. Bushnell
few to center field. No runs.
Anderson hit two-bagger. Ma
kin famed. Anderson stole third
Winters famed. Williams few tc
center field. No runs.
Thirteenth Inning-Sumner fail
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KAPI0LANI LEAGUE
~ BALL GAMES GOOD

Two games Of the Kapiolani
League were played yesterday. and
some good ball was seen, The
Reach team defeated the All-Stars
by "A scc2c of 10 to |, and the To-
kiwas put 1t over the All-Elawaiis
to the tune of to 6. Ouchl COW
cred himself with glory by being in
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Mr.. SWAIN

Formerly cutter for H. P. Roth, is
now in charge Of L. B. KERR &
CO.'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT,