The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-19
SPORT NOTES
League Umplres.

IL is anticipated that All Williams |
will be one of the Oahu league um- /
pires for the season, but the second |
man has not been chosen yet Charlie
Chillingworth has one man in view
whose name he is not divulging until
he has had an interview with his
choice, and until that is done the sec
ond umpire will not be appointed.
Sam Chillngworth and Dude Miller
are in line for the post
Athletic Park IN Good Order.
| The condition of the Athletic Park
is better now than ever It has been,
and it will be kept up to standard
right through the season. The APP
proaches to the ground have been
improved so that automobiles can be
taken in and out without there being
any possibility of one being stuck up
and causing delay to the following
machines. The rooms under the
grandstand have been set apart for
players, officials and the press, and
none others will be allowed beyond
the doors This rule is to be rigor-
ously enforced and will doubtless find
favor with players and officials.
Marcallino is still counting upon
Chinese players to see him through
with the Stars ball team, but just who
will play has not been decided, and
will not be announced until later in
the week It is certain, however, that
En- Sue and Apau are pau, but there
are others who will line up on the
diamond for the Stars on Sunday. The
Japanese and the Native Sons have
only signed up sixteen players; both
have two more men to add to the
team.
The Plantation League.
Only one game was played in the
plantation baseball league on Sunday
last, Waianae winning from Aiea 4-3,
after a game in which Aiea remained
in the lead up to the ninth inning.
The game between Eva and Waipahu
, was abandoned at the end of the first
: inning when Eva led 81, rain putting
= an end to the game. On Sunday next
. Eva and Aiea meet and Waipahu will
f again try conclusions with Waianae
Aiea still retains first place in this
!. league with a percentage of 6G6; Wal
a pahu and Eva are on the 500 mark
while Waianae is down to 1888.
i Grammar School League.
0 The second game in the Grammar
e School baseball series is due to be
2 played on MakiH ground at 3:15 this
t afternoon between Iolani and Kaahu
Y manu-. So far the only game played
d was that of Monday evening wheI
t the Kams beat the Central Grammar
Il School by 2S to 2. AS the scores in
dictate it was practically a walk oveI
d for the Kams.
d The Saints Confident.
s st. Louis are looking forward will
d keen anticipation to winning the in
y terscholastic baseball league thi
r, year, and the 1914 victory over tn
o Kams on Monday has strengthens
re their confidence. The Saints have
n dandy pitcher in Geo. Dunn, VIII
y. struck out nine of the Kams.' batter
in that match, and also had all tn
IN others guessing.
I'd Yachting Season Opening Postponed
m Owing to the fact that the yacht H;
ut wall an not be put in sea-going shap
IT. by Saturday next it has been decide
I'd to postpone the opening of the Hawa
&C. Yachting Clubs season until the BOT
III inst The Hawaii is at Pearl HarbC
in but she will be fitted out during tn
NJ week in readiness for the openin
IN cruise.
Scraps at LelIehua.
A series of four boxing events too
place at Leilehua on Monday evenin
which created considerable intere
ID among the soldiers. Massey, of Batter
,r. F, fought a four-round draw wit
er Rugby of Troop G; Sullivan, of
ng Troop, outed Smith, of G Troop, in Il
N. second round; Kradlack, of Batter
II. F, and Stamm, of Troop G, fought a
eight-round draw; and Terrien,
Troop c, went the limit with Smith,