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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-23

"AIl1UNU, NRtl, aug. ~. lue
Hilo Baseball team has been in Wal
luku and played three excellent games
with the boys. The first game was
ON Saturday afternoon at Kahului
Baseball grounds.
Kealoha and Brown were the bat.
terry for the visiting team while Upton
and Meyer defended the honors Of the
home team. Kealoha has already
the Stars as It's third baseman, but
Mauians were thunderstruck when
they saw him pitching for the Hilos.
When he held down the Maui team
to . runs all Maui was then awakened
to new star in the baseball field.
The Hilos made 4 runs while the All
Maui scored 2. ..
The second game was played at
Wells Park, Waikiki Sunday after.
noon. The grandstand was filed with
baseball enthusiasts while automo.
biles and carriages of all descriptions
were lined up on either side. The day
was beautiful until the last inning
was played when stiff breeze from
the north came and stirred up
column of dust as was never expe-
rienced before at Wells Park. The
Hilo team put up the same battery,
while the Maui team were obliged to
put In w. Espinda and Joe Clement
as pitcher and catcher because the
regular players did not arrive In time.
Up to the eth inning the home team
was leading by 4 runs. Both failed
to score in the stn, but In the 9th p.
Espinda from right field threw in a
ball which went under the grandstand,
and the men on bases then made for
home. Four runs were scored In that
inning whichried with the Maui team.
The latter did not make run in their
last half. AS the wind was raising
cloud of dust rendering 1t almost i'm
possible To-, players to continue play
Ing, umpires Jas. A. Hattie and NJ. X.
Keohokalole declared the game
draw and no voice was raised against
the decision.
On Monday afternoon the final game
was played. There were not as many
players on that day as on the two
previous events, but there were
enough rooters and admirers for
either team to urge each of them to
work hard for victory. Rodrigues
pitched for the Rilo during the first
five Innings while Kealoha otherwise
known here as "Tahu" held the box
during the remaining four innings. J.
Garcia second baseman of Maui hav.
ing had his little finger of the left
hand broken In Sundays game, Henry
Robinson Of Paia took his place. Bal
also had bad finger but he stuck to
his post Many of the Hilo boys also
had sore fingers BIT stuck manfully
to their posts. The result of Mondays
game was Hilo, O; All Maui 6, with
an inning to spare.
The score and name of players are
as follows:
All Hilo-Brown. c.; Kealoha, D.;
Makanui, b.; s. Desha, Oh; c. d.
Lyman, S.; Teves. 3D.; VIM. All Hip,
RI; A. Desha, CT; Geo. Desha, II.
All Maui. Clement, c.; w. Espin.
da, p: w. Bal, J. Garcia, Oh: Ayau.
S.; Bailey, Sb.; p. Espinda, rf,; G. II.
Cummings, CT; II. English, II.
SuuIay'u oumn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Baseball Notes

Long is going to work Griffin in the
box this afternoon. Griffin warmed up
before the game yesterday, and the Seal
manager says that he showed more
than at any other time since joining
the team.
The game was not an inning old ere
Umpire Toman levied a S. fine on Cam
eron. The big Oakland first baseman
grabbed because he was called out on
strikes. and the indicator man was
quick to plaster him.
Mundorff played a nice game at third
base in the absence of Mohler, and in
cidentally led off the seventh with
two cushion clout. For the first time
this season. Zeider held down the jon
at second, and though he made one bad
error, he pulled off many clever plays
at that station
Captain Mohler limped around with
a cane. He is under the care of a doc
tor, who seems to be at loss TO de-
termine just what is the matter with
his ankle. but it appears as though
the Kid strained tendon. At all
game for two weeks at least. This
makes it bad for the Seals when they
are in their winning stride
In the thick of the fight during the
walked out of the box and. pointing
out youngster in the grandstand, ac-
cused him of shining a mirror at the
pitchers box. Christian asked Special
Policeman Hughey Smith to remove the
youngster, who protested his innocence.
After a few moments delay, Christian
went to work again and the mirror was
flashed no more. The youngster was
not disturbed either.
Bobby Lowe, the old time Boston and
Detroit second baseman and now a
scout for the Detroit team, arrived
yesterday to look the boys over. It is
loves first trip TO the coast in years.
He says that he expects to pick out
several players for his team He hearo
so much about the coast lea guers that
he decided to come here before toucn-
ing any of the other minor leagues
Lowe was very much impressed with
yesterdays game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
4 WILL FIGHT"
SAYS BIC JEFF
Tells the Governor of Mime.
sofa He VIII Meet johnson
TO Defend Title

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 22.-James J.
Jeftries and his sparring partner, Sam
Berger, called on Governor Johnson
today, and were given cordial recep-
tion. The big fighter told the COVER
nor that he was ready at any time to
defend his title as champion.
You look ft TO go in right now and
Kill almost anybody" remarked Cover
nor Johnson.
You look like man who could
take care OF himself all right" said
Berger
I should think I could" the COVER
nor rejoined. Il would be willing TO
and go into the next room with Mr..
Jeffries and let the one who comes out
have the $1,000, ,000."
Jeffries laughed You might argue
me out Of it," he said; I'm not so sure
about that either"
Jefries told the governor he weighed
255 pounds and he had fought before at
2l5, but weight did not bother him at
all. and he was in fine shape.
You are going to defend your title,
then?'
"Oh. yes" Jefries replied. i am
going TO fight again. I was glad TO
get out OF the ring and did not want
10 get back, but / am back now and
viii fight Johnson"
One Of the party suggested that the
Jeffries-Johnson fight ought TO come
OF in Minneapolis.
Governor johnson said: No, I'll
have 10 draw the line there. You can't
fight in Minnesota"
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Langford Passes Up
Nevada for Gotham
Dick Hyland Agrees to Fight Some Good One
in Butte Ring on Labor Day
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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
JOE CARNEY RETAINS
POOL CHAMPIONSHIP

Joe Carney retained his title OF
champion amateur pool player OF
the Pacific coast last night, when
he completed his 600 ball match
with Ed Dowd, the Buffalo crack,
and won handily, the final score
being 500 to 476. Carney made
the remarkable run of A, and
had Dowd at his mercy through
out. The score for tire evening
was Carney 196, Dowd los. The
match was played at the Central
parlors in O'Farrell street and
drew big crowd of billiard and
pool fans.
Carney and Dowd began their
contest three nights ago. and
Dowd started off like winner.
He played a good, consistent
game throughout. and many
thought he would beat the San
Francisco wizard
Carney's remarkable work last
night. however. stamped him as
Dowd's master at the game. He
has successfully defended his
title against all corners, and
bids fair to hold it for long
time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
TENANTS HIT
DOES THE WORK
Big First BaSeman Scores Zei-
der With Winning Tally
in Eighth Round

Those old one run victories seem to
be the popular dishes with the Seals
now. They can get away with them
right off the reel and generally nose
the winning tally across near the
finish. 1t was thus yesterday, follow
ing right on top of the sensational
to finish of the previous day. Yes
terday's was an eighth round rally. but
this suited the fans just as well pos
sibly as il it happened in the eigh-
teenth, for they were saved just that
much suspense and that much worry.
RolIie Zeider was the boy to make
victory sure and he landed after a
hard sprint
The score was a deadlock, one all,
when Zeider cleverIy worked Chris
tian for a base on balls. Mundorff tried
TO bunt, but was not successful. so he
took q chance after two strikes and
produced a grounder to McKune, on
which Zeider advanced to second. Tom
Tennant swung on a slow one and it
dropped right in back of second. On
came Zeider with a full head of steam.
Rollie landed with plenty of time to
spare. This tells the tale of the Sec
ond Seal victory in a row.
Throughout the game was replete
with fast, snappy playing and sweet
pitching by both Eastley and Chris
tian. The fielders behind them worked
like eight day clocks and scarcely ever
varied in any of their movements. One
of the Seals errors did give the Oaks
their lonesome run, but the fans forgot
all about this when victory rolled their
way.
San Francisco put a tally across in
the second spasm, which Bodie opened
up with a resounding single. Terry
Mckune then made Oakland's lone err
ror. booting Jim Williams grounder.
Bodie sprinted around to third on this
one and a moment later Berry lifted a
long fly which Duffey Lewis speared
with one hand. However, he could not
toss to the plate in time 10 get Bodie-
Claude Berry's mistake gave the
Oaks their one mark in round three.
Carl Lewis singled and Murphy got a
lift on McArdle's error. Carroll bunt
ed the boys along. With two strikes
on Duffey Lewis. Berry pegged to sec
ond to catch Murphy mapping. He
had him by many feet, but Zeider
dropped the throw and Lewis tore
right home. Otherwise the Oaks would
have been blanked.
Outside of those two innings, the
ielders on each side played perfect
baseball. getting everything that came
their way. The pitchers had good con-
troll and each pitched himself out of
many a tight hole. There was little to
choose between them, but, fortunately
for Eastley. he had good base runner
like Zeider behind him at the crucial
moment and this counted most. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
ChicagO'S Crack Mound Artist
Wins His Ninth Success
sive Victory
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

NEW YORK, July "a wild throw
of Chances grounder by Wiltse in the
first inning, following a pass to Eyers
and a lucky hit by Sheckard, enabled
Chicago to score two runs today and
put Chance on third. Chance tailed
on Steineldt's sacrifice fly, Chicago win
ming, to l. Reulbach was in grand
form and pitched his ninth successive
victory. Score r. II. E.
Chicago ...................
New York ............1
Batteries-Reulbach and Archer;
wiItse, CrandaIl, Myers and Schlei.
Umpires-Klem and Johnstone.
BOSTON, July 22.-After being held
to one hit for seven innings Pittsburg
hammered out nine, includins a double,
a triple and home run, off White in
the last two innings of today's game
and won easily, 8 to 0. Score:
r. II. E.
Pittsburg 10 l
Batteries-Maddox and Gibson; White
and Graham. Umpire-Rigler.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Philadel-
phia-Cincinnati two games, postponed
rain. One game tomorrow; two on Sat-
urday.
BROOKLYN, July 22-st. Louis
Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Mission Club to Hold a
Boxing Tournament

Owing to the boxers not being sane
toned by the amateur association. the
Mission clubs amateur boxing tourna-
ment has been postponed. Now that
the boys have been accredited as pure
amateurs by the athletic body. Match
Maker Gus Roster announces that the
show will be held Tuesday night. A
good card has been arranged
Among the contestants that Will box
is Walter Scott, who defeated three
men in one night at the last clubs
tournament. Scott is promising
youngster weighing 125 pounds. His
first opponent viii be Joe McKenna.
In the 125 pound class there are six
entries. Bob Holland meets Mike
O'Mslley. Harry Walsh meets Willie
Carr. Harry Young is opposed to Paul
Rubio in the 135 pound class. Will
liam Swonger fights Bill Sullivan in
the 40 pound class. Tom Hansen and
Gus Mueller clash in the $50 pound
class. Tom Knott and Jack Griffin, 15G
Founders, meet again
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
TENNIS CHAMPS
IN HOT CONTESTS
Miss Ryan Is on Losing Side,
but Mabel HOfchkiSS Still
Holds Her Own

VANCOUVER. b. c.. July 22.-Brisht
weather again greeted the players as
the fourth days play in the Vancouver
lawn tennis clubs tournament com
menced this afternoon.
In the mems single Coles OF Van
couver beat Wilbur OF Portland. s-S.
SO. B. Rhodes Of Vancouver beat D.
S. Montgomery of Vancouver. 60, So
Joe Tyler Of Spokane easily beao Car
Hilton of Vancouver, 6-4. 81. An
other surprise was in the mixed dOu-
bIes. when Coles and Miss Bell OF VAN
cOuver beat Hopper OF Los Angeles and
Miss Ryan of California, 10, SIS
Scores;
Mems singIes-Coles OF Vancouver
beat Wilbur of Portland, 6-S, 60. A
E Jukes beat J. Burns. both OF Van
couver. 6-2 I'll B. Rhodes beat D.
s. Montgomery. both of Vancouver,
60, Go. f. W. Car Hilton beat
Dixon of Vancouver, I'll. 6-3. Joe
Tyler OF Spokane beat Car. Hilton OF
Vancouver, 81. I'll
Mixed dOubles-Coles and Miss Bell
of Vancouver beat Miss Ryan and Hop
per, both of California. ID. SIS v
Andrews of Portland and Miss Hotch-
kiss of Berkeley. Cal, beat r. g Card
yer. SO. 6-1. T. w. Hember and
Miss Hember of Vancouver beat h
Bryan and Miss Ross. also OF Naneou-
yer. So, SO. MacRae of New Win
ster and Mrs Pearson OF Vancouver
beat Brown and Mrs Plunkett, also or
Vancouver. e.. 6-I.
Mems dOubles-Garland and Gave
beat Griffths and Manson. all of Van
eouver 60. 60. Joe Tyler OF SpO-
kane and MacRae of New Westminster
beat Burns and Charleston of VancOu-
yer 81 So e NJ. Gilliat and A
E. Jukes beat 3. Rhodes and j. r..
Farqhar, all of Vancouver, Is, 81.
T-5
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Empire City Races

EMPIRE CITY, July 22.-Donau
proved a big surprise when he easily
won the Wakefield selling stake for
year olds, y furlongs, at the Yonk-
ers track today. He was admirably
ridden by Powers. Results:
First race. one and sixteenth miles-Msy
River, to 20, won; Cheek. to /. second;
Yams. 20 TO ], third Time. l;41 80
second race. four furlOngs-Sir Neddam, 6 TO
l. won; Captain Swanson IL TO 3, second: Fly
ing Footstep Is 70 j, third. Time 1:07.5-5
Third race, one mile-Nimbus. / to 2. won
Bellwether 1 20 l. second: Casque. 4 TO 1,
third. Time, 1:40 2-5.
Fourth race. i've and half furiongs-Donau,
3 70 J. won; Fauntleroy, 4 10 /, second; Rey-
bourne % 70 l. third Time. 1907.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Ida D. Is to 1, won;
Black Mary. TO I. second; Queen Marguerite,
? to l. third. Time 1:12 2-5.
sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles-Bobbie
Kean. 10 /. won, Sir Cieges. 6 TO I. second;
Bad News. TO l. third. Time. I:47.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Two More Glidden Tourists
Are Penalized

KEARNEY, Neb., July 22.-Two
penalizations of Glidden tourists re-
suited from today's run of 20O.2 miles.
from Council Bluffs here. although the
committee has not yet announced the
number of points each lost
A Chalmers Detroit tonneau car
entered for the Detroit trophy was
penalized for work on the commutator,
and a Jewel touring car for replacing
a spark plug.
Gus Buses Thomas flyer was caught
in a mudhole near Columbus, Neb.. and
remained there 40 minutes until pulled
out by truck
Secretary Ferguson of the A. A. A.
contest board. who was badly injured
Tuesday. being thrown from his car
against a barbwire fence, went to Dem
yer by train tonight. his wounds not
showing the Improvement hoped for.
Tomorrow's route takes the tourists to
Julesberg, 20e.2 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Many Fight Fans Take in
Moving Pictures

The moving pictures of the Ketchel-
Papke fight drew another big house
at the Novelty theater. OFarrell and
Steiner streets, last evening. The films
are very clear and sharp. and each
blow OF the 20 round battle is plainly
recorded. There was much discussion
among the fans over the decision, and
many Of them went over the route of
battle again after the show was over.
The pictures prove tnat Papke is en-
titled TO another chance with Ketchel
The show will continue until next
Wednesday evening, with afternoon and
night performances.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
AMATEUR BASEBALL

record breaking gathering of Young Mems
institute fans is expected at ST. Ignatius col
lege grounds SUNDAY. when the bail teams OF
Salesian council and Ignatian council of the
1oung Mems Institute will play to decide the
Championship of the order on the diamond
Both teams have met and trimmed some of the
fastest amateur teams in the city and neighbnr-
ing bay towns. and fast. snappy game is
looked for when they come together SkeIlv
ana Martinelli will be the battery for the Igna-
tan boys, while Chic and Raggio will look
after the Salesian battery work Harry q
Barnett will hold the indicator The game will
he called promptly at 2:3o. The proceeds will
go TO the athletic funds of the council.
The rndefeated Hibernia bank team was de-
teated by the San Francisco gas and electric
companys boys Saturday The National leaguer
T. Dougherty. pitching for the bank team was
batted for IA hits. Score. II to s. CITY or
country teams wishing engagements with the
san Francisco gas and electric company team
or the Pacific gas corporation team NAV com
municate with d. A. White. San Francisco gas
Francisco. - S'N
The Hanley Ryes would like to arrange games
with the Newman, Byron. Modesto or anv other
fast country team. Last Sunday the Ryes do
feated the Nationals by score of g to < Ad
dress communications TO Ed Smith, 262ffs Bry-
ant street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Sacramento 4, Vernon 3

Los ANGELES. July 22.-During the
first inning in the game between Yer
non and Sacramento today Baum and
Harkins were retired, and Brown and
Willett were put in the box in their
places. Sacramento had secured four
hits off of Harkins, resulting in three
runs, while Vernon had got two hits
off of Baum. which netted them three
runs. After that Vernon made only a
few scattered hits and failed to score.
but Sacramento got one more run and
a hit here and there. Aside from the
first inning, the game was well played
and fine pitchers battle developed.
Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Portland 1, Los Angeles 0

PORTLAND. July 22.-Of; the 81 men
who faced Carson in today's game be-
tween Los Angeles and Portland not
one got to first base on hit. and only
one got there under any circumstances.
This was Smith, who went to first in
the eighth inning on an error by Olson.
Carson's performance today is a record
in Pacific coast baseball playing. The
game was superb one. 1t was strictly
a pitchers battle from start to finish.
Tozer for Los Angeles held the local
team down to three scattered hits until
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. c.. July 22.-First race. six
furlongs-Incentive won. Lord Rossington sec
ond Colonel Bronston third. Time, l:16 81
Second race. six furongs-Be Brief won
Lady's Beauty second, Mr.. Bishop third Time
I.I7 Is.
Third race. six furlongs-Medora won Josie s
second. Beautiful and Best third. Time. I:l6 1-5
Fourth race. seven furlongs-I.a Tarsnta won
Firm Foot second. Sam MeGibben third. Time.
I.2s S-5.
Fifth race. one mile and 20 yards-NiIler's
Daughter won. Ny Bouquet second, kelovna
third Time I.47 As
Sixth race. Eve furlonss-Nsps Nick won,
Chester Krum second, Binocular third. Time
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
BERG DEFEATS YoUsIF'F

PORTLAND, July 22.-John Berg to-
night defeated big Yousiff al wrestling
by taking the second and third falls
of the match in II minutes 8 seconds
and II minutes SO seconds on mead
hold and cradle lock, respectively YOU
siff took the first fall in 20 minutes 5
seconds on leg hold and half Nelson;
IN the preliminary Virgil Venables of
Seattle Won from Young Merrill in two
straight falls, 6 minutes and 4 minutes
SO seconds, respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
wHEEnMEN ELECT oFrIcERs

ALAMEDA, July 2I-The Alameda
wheelmen have elected the following
officers: President, Richard Werner;
first vice president Al Foster; second
tary and treasurer, j. A. Peterson; cap
tain, w. r. Sebelle. The affairs of the
club will he directed by a board con-
sisting Of r. @. Pullman. w. T. Sebelle,
Al Foster, ]. II. Weinstock and z. Arm
berger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
ALTRock GOES To TOLEDO

CHICAGO. July 22.7zInstead of pitch
ing return game against his former
teammates yesterday. Mick" Altrock.
former American league star. left for
Toledo under orders to report to the
Minnea polls club of the American asso-
citation. to which he was released by
Manager Cantillion of the Washington
club, who is part owner of the Minnea-
polls team.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
CRUISE Is POSTPONED

The board of directors of the Cor
inthian yacht club has cancelled the
Martinez cruise programmed for Sat
urday and Sunday. These are now an
nounced as open dates. The Martinez
cruise Will take place in August.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
SUNDAY BOXING MATINEE

STEGE July 22.-The Pastimes ath-
iefic club viii give boxing show. sun
day afternoon at o'clock under the
direction of Jack Lsvigne Jack DUarte
viii meet Freddie Welsh in a 5 round
event. Two preliminaries will be put
on between Kid Cano and Congo Coon,
and Jack Wolf and Al Me5ia. Sol Lev
inson viii be referee.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Carson 1. by Tozer g. First
base on called balls-0n Tozer L. Three base
hit-Speas. Sacrifice hits-Csrson (2l, Olson
stolen oases-Breen. Smith. Hit by pitched
Dall-Ort- Left on baSes-LOs Angeles I. Port
land a. Time of game hour and 40 minutes
Umpires-Van Haltren and Mccarthy
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
American League

CHICAGO, July 22.-Chicago scored
it's fifth consecutive victory today by
winning a close game from Philadel-
phia. to 3. Score: r. H E.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. S o
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Plank
Bender and Thomas.
ST. LOUIS. July 22.-Poor pitching
caused Washington's defeat at St Louis
today, the count being 1 to 5. Score:
r. II. E.
st. Louis
Washington .....-.......-.l o
Batteries-Waddell and Stephens;
Groom, Witherup, Collins and Street.
CLEVELAND. July 22,-New York
shut out Cleveland. l to o. today. The
game twice was interrupted by rain
before finally being called at the end
of the sixth inning. Score: r. Fl: f.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. % 0
New York .....-......-....1 i 0
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Doyle
and Kleinow.
DETROIT, July 22.-Today's game
was great struggle until the seventh,
when Detroit mixed three hits with two
passes and an error of judgment by
Wolter and scored five runs, winning
the game. Score: r. H. E.
Detroit s................. s 0
Boston - l.
Batteries-Killian and Schmidt; Ar
Frellanes, Wolter and Donahue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
TAKE CARE WINS PLATE

LIVERPOOL July 22.-The all aged
selling plate OF 100 sovereigns for 2
year olds, Ave furlongs. today was won
by Take Care. Fl. T. Whitney's Tyr
eonnelI was second, and Falaise third.
Seven horses ran.