Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21
big BASEBALL
ON FOR SUNDAY
Oahu League and Hilo Season
Open land Sugar League,
Has Fourth Day. .-


Sunday will be n great day in Ho-
nolulu. for then the baseball season of
1911 opens, and the fans, several hun
dred strong, will hike down to the Attn
letic Park behind Captain Berger's
band and the members OF the four
teams to see Mayor Fern pitch the first
ball.
All the old players and some new
ones will be on the diamond this year
In the oahu League. and the junior
league itself will come to the fore with
n lot OF interest among the younger
fans.
Ball All Over.
Not alone In Honolulu will Sunday
be a great day, but in FIilo the season
opens as well, and then the. fourth
week of the Sugar League will be on
out among the cane stalks.
Many improvements.
The Athletic Park management has
done a lot to make the place more at
tractive than ever before. the field has
been raised so that there Is little dan
ger from water now, half the diamond
IL sod and the rest and the outfield are
particularly fast from the hard, smooth
surface which has been put on.
For the Seribes.
one thing which has been done and
which will be appreciated especially by
the scribes is a press box, in which
they viii have plenty of room to work
along with the scorer, w. r. Raposo,
without sitting any place they were
lucky enough to find n chance, as in
years gone by.
Lists Complete.
The lists of the teams are now COM
pletC. and the men who will enter the
diamond for the different clubs have
all been passed upon by the league
management, and the fans will see
many of their old favorites back In the
game again
II will he n great parade that starts
on King and Fort streets at o'clock
In the afternoon OF Sunday and goes
down to the field to open the season In
proper shape
The men who will play with the diff
! fercnt teams are:
| Stars-Ah Toon, c.; Hayes or W.
! Williams, D.; Tom Yen, h.: Il. Fer
nandez, 2b,; All Ting, 3d.; Kan Yen,
| ss.; Sumner, CT; O'Sullivan, RI; X.
| Chillingworth, If.
japanese Athletics-Brito. c.: Espln-
ia, D.; Akana. h.: Franco. gb.; Joe
I Ross. 3D.: IL. Chillingworth, IS; II.
Walker, cf.; H. Zerbe, IT,; All Sam. RI.
Portuguese AthletiCs-Louls Soares,
C.; Thos Pedro. p: NJ. Deponte, h.; A,
: Bushnell, 2b; Alfred Souza, 3b; NJ. II.
I'reitas. 81: G. Madeira, eff; Olmos, II. /;
Z A. T.. Limo, IF.
! Native SOns-Thomas, g.; Lota, p;
Dreier. h.; iamauIu, 2b.: Markham,
3b.; Milikaa, IS; David Desha, CT;
! WIN Desha, RI: w. Rice, If.
The Sugar League.
From out In the sugar country comes
the news that Eva intends to take the
game from Aiea on Sunday. and then
/ with Waianae defeating Waipahu, the
old champions Of the league viii stand
at the head this year in the fourth
day of regular play.
Two games are ON for Sunday, Eva
and Aiea playing at Aiea, and Waia-
nae and Waipahu at Walanae.
New Find.
: They say that Rainier. the new find
of Waianae. Is likely to do something
| In the box this season. lie has former
" BltN'h Nilpi'' 'u' Nul wv ~
the box, and In the game last Sunday
held Aiea down to two hits and three
runs.
: II Is expected by his hackers that he
! win shut out Waipahu In the game this
, week II all goes well.
Eva Confident. ..
! EVA viii have Fernandez In the box
with Meyer behind the plate, and what
they are going to do to Alea, so they
say, will be a pity.
Those that Fernandez does not take
care Of himself viii be handled in tht
outneld, where Travers, Laing and
Bento win have things all their owr
way. ..
Macaulay will be on hand to TAX,
care of the Aiea men II anything goes
wrong with Fernandez, and when tn,
games are over Eva confidently eX'
poets to head the four teams of th'
league
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