The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-11-25
OF GAME is
CAPTAIN BERGER'S BAND
WHILE KAPPELMEISTER AND MEN SEND FORTH SWEET
MELODIES HAWAIIS AND P. A. CS PULL OFF
FARCE ON GREAT AMERICAN PAsTIME
(From Monday Advertiser)
p. A. Cs. 3, Hawaiis 3.

hi'ei Struggling '"'o"s" '"o ''''
and ram at Athletic Park yesterday
afternoon for over an hour and a half,
tho portuguese Atbletic Clpb and ua.
walls each had three rms an tho score
hard and as Tho sb.Jo, of ri.,b, woro
falling. Irmpire Stayton called the
game a tie
Asa han game II startod mfr ioke
but in tho final innings the contest do.
welcomed into a fair exbibition of tho
national pastime but at that IL would
have beop far be,ter had tho contest
never started.
First of all tho grounds were n sea
of mud and slush and few of tho hall
PLAYERS showed an inclination IN eare
"a NAV whiIo tbo oomo ,,os sohol
MED IN begin nj three n ,clock II wos
nearlc fopr 'cIock beforo tho two
teams cot into action
There was n lone unnecessary delay
cansed nv w,angIo hotuoon tbo oo,,.
tains of the teams as IN whether there
should ha n gome mr. not Aftor Jocid
inc IN obl;ge tbe lone srfrerin, nnhli,
nv eonsen,ino IN nlay Con,oin St,,,,on
annoupced tho. tbo oo,,ost ,,o,,ld 10 a.,
exbih,,ior can orIv TIL hran,,h,
forth n strong nrotes, from tho fsns
and they EXPRESSED their disgus, NJ the
actions Of the nlavers in cat calIs and
groans
when the PLAYERS saw that the pub
lie would not be bamboozled they
agreed to play regular championship
contest. just why the umpires and
the management listened to the argu-
ments OF the players instead of oblig
ing those who had paid good money at
the box office is some thing unexpain
able but this much is certain, the
childish actions of the players in hold
ing the people from seeing ball game
wnile they stood about and argued is
not going to help the game of baseball
in Honolulu
Verify it would be the best thing in
the world for the pastime if the Oahu
League would call the present champ
ionship series, if championship series
they are, at an end and start all over
again with a clean sheet and by so do
ing give the fans a complete pennant
race by which the pennant winner
would be proclaimed when the season
was pau.
These double seasons never helped
baseball on the mainland in either the
National or Coast League and it is
certainty they will never help the
game in Honolulu.
Portuguese Score First.
Paresa * outHt scored tho first RIM If
the game in tho fourth inning on nm
or,or hy hsor fa;i,ra 80
toroh hasa rn,nor ho ~, s"u
ond ha,a aud hi. 10. S o,.t my SCI.
49, hs' ny "'o'' VIZ" d"
In the sixth mini tho-o u,os co,o5,.
enough in the round to please the
most exacting. After Williamson had GOT
AS far As third on a hit and errors hy
Dreier and Assam Rusbpeu forcod Wi
liamson at tho niate IN a bit 20 A,,r
al,hougb WiIE,msor hull -. -
tried 10 score RnsbnoT ,hon n.o,o
socor5 ana u.ho, nro;o, l,
Ava,;s - &c So, ~. uoPPou
go, P'e Va nv iio"'S went
snu
o'' 'nen a'oie seoond anu WINE ne
was annoying tne entire haWail team
except the figntnelder, by hopping
AROUND secohu base bushneli stole
nome scout theh stole third and
when Barney JOY cut IN with wild
pitch scott romped. Souza ended the
inning after SwIntOn had singled 20
centerheld on hit to JOY.
Even with this lead the p. \. Cs.
could not win out for in the seventh
inning Hawaii chased three runs over
the plate knotting up the score.
How the Hawaiis gathered those
three runs can be surmised and il is
only necessary to say that the class of
ball the +. A. C's PLAYED in this round
was of the bush variety.
Alex Desha To cbasa5
pa-L.,- g. -
SOFT for Psrnn,. 80 ,oorI ~ was was t s
that reason Aiey Desho tonI " mn ~ ~
burdens on the hilr. Brother Alex eT was was