Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06
Chinese PLAYERS
ON THE way
HOME
Expect To Be in San Francisco
About Sept. Is and viii Re-
turn to Honolulu Direct, but
Some wa Remain on Main
land

Some VIII remain on Mdln-
land
The Chinese baseball boys, who
have been touring the United. States
and Canada for the last six months.
are now on the home stretch of their
Journey. According to the latest mail
advices received from Treasurer Hang
Chack, the Honolulu players expect to
arrive in San Francisco about Septem-
Ter fifteenth.
A majority of the boys will return TO
Honolulu, as some OF them will re-
sumo their school duties. Some have
expressed a desire to remain on the
mainland, while one of them. Sing
Hung Ho. the crack centerheider.
cherishes q strong ambition to enter
college In the states. Sing Hung COM
pleted his course at the Mckinley
High School year ago and viii un-
dcubtedly make a name for himself as
a student as we'll as an athlete. Be
sides a baseball player. he is an ex-
pert IN soccer football and Splinter.
He has selected the University OF Wis
consin as his alma mater
Little did ever think, when fused
drawing card of late. The latest re-
ports said that they played great
game at Grand Rapids, Michigan, and
lost the game to the Grand Rapids
team Of the Central League by the
close score OF To 2.
The following is an account of the
gane as given by the Grand Rapids
Herald: August 90:
Little did ever thing. when used
70 take my fathers shirt to the little
laundry around the corner, that I'd
ever be out watching Cinnamon play
baseball. remarked Billy Gilbert Of
Erie to Manager Goat Anderson OF
Wheeling yesterday afternoon at Is
land park.
esufe. / never dreamed they had it
n ITEM. RESPONDED Goat Did you
gee that. now"
eThat" to which Goat referred was
q bit Of Tycobbing on the bases BY
shortstop Ayan Of the visiting team
winch gained the enemy their first
count when Doc Schmick put the toe
OF his boot to an easy grounder.
Some 80 odd Central leaguers, COM
...s.s,,.r th< ,,,ot,, l,nrn az the Wheeling
- r,.,s teams 1,asides 4 fair mid
,.,e..l, Guidance Yesterday witnessed
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trste that thew can handle the swat
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ts 49, S.fsrsivs work vastly exceIled
thsir sftscE Anau Kan made Larr1
T.sieune Iook foolish Nv. catching him
fst.footed off second. and nearly did
the same Ia Koehlef at third, while
Catcher Kan Yen's good whip caught
ZEN irving for second.
Pitcher Buck Sterzer OF the Erie
foam arbitrated the contest and added
S eM.o,ne ueess,ons nrotest from