The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-01

OF the Portuguese, brought Off a
splendid catch in the eighth innings
Of the Native Sons, when he retired
Thomas, at short top, running twenty
yards before getting to the ball when
it was within a few inches Of the
ground. Walker, of the laps, also
covered himself with glory in bring
ing off a spectacular catch in the fifth
of the Stars, retiring Hayes.
One Player Wore Wrong Uniform.
Tom Yen, an old G. A. c. player,
was the only one on the diamond yes.
terday not in correct garb. He wore
his old G. A. G. uniform instead of
the new Stars uniform. It is a pity
that one player should spoil the
Thank Donors for Cup.
f. j. Markham, d. Kalai and Solo
mon Hoe, captains of the st. Louis,
Rams, and Mckinley High School
ball teams in the Inter-scholastic
League, have written a combined let
ter of thanks to Messrs. w. w. Di-
mond & Co., for the trophy present
ed by that firm for this league.
Runfests in Sugar League.
Eva and Waipahu were badly beat
en- yesterday in the Plantation Base
ball League by Waianae and Aiea,
respectively, the game between Eva
and Waianae ending in a IA vic
tory for Waianae and the other game
being won by Aiea by 1873. The
new Waianae battery is doing splen-
cid work and had the Eva boys bad
ly ratified yesterday. AS this com
petition now stands Aiea is on the
SEQ mark; Waianae on the 600: with
both Eva and Waipahu on the $50
mark.
Grammar School League.
Kaahumanu and Kamehameha meet
this afternoon at Aala Park in the
Grammar School baseball series.
More than ordinary interest attaches
TO this match by reason Of the fact
that neither team has yet been de-
feated but both have beaten Tolani
and Central Grammar. Wednesday
AFTERNOON Central Grammar and ST
Louis meet at Makiki.
Rugby Practise.
Saturdays turnout for rugby prac-
Use was not as good as expected.
owing to a number of the PLAYERS
having other engagements. At Ka.
mehameha some of the boys were mi.
tlated into the game and at Makil,i
there was a fair turnout. Next Sat
urday it is hoped to play the first
game, teams captained by Bill
Rice and Jim Armitage being slated
to meet each other.
lnter-IsIand Soccer Game,
After several attempts to arrange a
soccer football match between Mani
and Honolulu it is hoped to be able
TO complete all necessary arrange
ments to send team down to Ka-
hulul on May 10 to play the Maui
soccer team on the goth and return
to town the next day. The local
team is being arranged by o. p.
Soares and includes the following
players: H. Chillingworth. H. Chill.
tcn' }. Ball, j. Smythe, MCGOWAN. G.
Dwight, p. Frendo, B. Kolohia. A
hickman, DR.. Birch, Greig and Sheba
as we'll as the organizer. 1t is not
a strong team, as several teams could
be made up to defeat il, but il is
hoped that it will prove strong enough
TO beat Maui The following PLAYERS
are slated to play for Maui, according
to DIR. Birch's report: Myers, Turner.
Lindsay, Robinson, Rattray, Taylor
German, Ayau, McLaren, McNicoll
an Gordon. The Honolulu team will
also take down referee.
Tennis Entries Close TONIGHT.
The entries for the tennis competi.
ton for handicap players will close at
fve o'clock this evening in the store
CT b. o. Hall & Sons. There are not
sufficient names in now 10 make the
tournament a success, and unless
more are entered during the after
noon' the tournament will probably
he abandoned
HeaIani Clubs Smoker.
Invitations are being prepared for
the annual smoking concert of the
Healani Yacht and Boat Club, which
is scheduled to be held in the club
house on the evening of the 18th inst
II. Lemke, L. M. Hale, and ]. b. Light.
root are in charge of arrangements
and report that the members and their
friends will no