Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-02
BASEBALL PLAY
ON TENYO MARU
What the Printers Devil
" Thinks of the Fans
On Board.


During the voyage from Yokohama
baseball was the most popular sport ON
board the steamer Tonyo Maru, and
many were the hot games INDUCED in
ON the spacious decks of the liner.
There are "A number of fans from the
orient ON board, and then among the
passengers from the mainland are 9TH
ers who are adopts with the horsehide
and willow.
Charley Smith of Manila is one of
the best known ball tOsscrs there and
he Is ON board the Tcnyo and has done
some strenuous work at the game.
The first errand Billie Reid, purscr
of the ship, attended to yesterday aft
ernoon when he came on shore was to
lay in another supply of balls for the
play crs on the ship, and from here Il"
Frisco the decks will be the scene OF
many exciting games.
"The Tenyo Times" Is n daily sheet
published on the ship during the pres
ent trip and half of the paper is taken
up with sage advice from the printer 5
devil, who makes some sage ohscrNa-
lions on the ball games, mixed In with
other Josh about the passengers.
May q and 20 the devil had the fol-
lowing to say:
For the benefit of one Of our British
cousins. the devil begs to say that in
baseball there are several ways of put
ting n man out. to wit: "a Grasp
the ball firmly between the thumb ana
forefinger and gently touch, your man.
(2) Repeating the above operation
touch the base daintily with the foot
go Bounce an axe forcibly on his head
This is the most efiicacious-the bal
Is too soft.
Driving ones little finger through
an opposing players chest may Dc
good form In baseball, but II IL advis-
able to pick a man with a soft wish
bone Ask Mugsy McGraw.
The waIllng Woes put one over on
the Pink Teas yesterday to the tune
of lS-l7-and then disbanded.
Frank GRANGE Crooks says that in
training he only eats during his wax
ing hours-these are not many.
"a deck Is too small for hammer
throwing. Besides, II examined closely
"A baseball bat only bears slight re-
semblance TO a hammer.
we do not know what line Of bust
ness consumes the time of our umpire
during the off season. We hope he
does that well.
The umpire was heard to remark
that the swimming tank was not bis
enough to wash his face In. Many
true word is spoken in jest.
The captain Of the Inyincihles an
nounces that he has a good team. Prid,
gOeth before fall.
LOST - Yesterday, on "A deck,
pounds Of avoirdupois. Finder pleas
return to DIR. Roach.
Did you see that morning game
Ten innings. Going some.
Manila Fielder Smith distinguished
himself
Great Stop Evans.
THE Dreadnoughts and Excelsior
looked like champions in the forenoon
we hate to give the Dreadnought
name after they ran into the Leagu,
Leader
How to play good baseball: Wea
hobble skirt.
Some of the base-runners must hav
seen japanese wrestling before AM
learned the art of glueing their feet t
the deck.
London defeated San Francisco las
night Cheer, you Britishors!
Frank Chance Crooks takes an al
cohol rub before each game-inter
nally.
james Brendan Brady, ESD Of Ne'
York ana elsewhere, n bon viyant, lead
or of society and man about town. ais
the fashion plate of the passenger lis
put on his fifteenth pair of hand-painl
ed silk hose this morning.
Have you noticed handsome ma
wearing white service uniform an
campaign hat paradlng the deck?
III not, do so--he would npprccito
Ibid enyone motifs the kean vii
scots today?
Watts the matter with the serviC
baseball teom2"
PHILADELPHIA MAY 90. - IN
tenth annual Middle states Senlc
Scholastic championship track me,
on Franklin Field this afternoon n
suited In u victory for lin School {
Pottftown, Pa over PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore ana Morcersburg school
In the two-mlo ran Pliuiptun Of M
School lowered tho twumllc Anne
lean nlorscholaatic record of lu,I
IS 10 iOiOi 30,