Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-01
H0yOLULUS SLAB
ARTISTS GOING
At TOP SPEED
hll-HaWaiian Team is Winning
Games and Makinga Hit as
Theatrical Company
on the Side
BY VIM. r. pEsHA.
Especial Star-Bulietin Correspondent
with All-Hawaiian Baseball Team
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ACKLEY, Ia, July 23-Pretty fair
percentage for a road club, especially
when we have been playing on all
sorts Of grounds in all sorts Of wea.
ther. And such weather. The people
round here are surprised when we
complain OF the heat, saying that they
supposed It was much hotter in the
Sandwich Islands" They think we
are trying to string them when we
say that itsneyer gets as hot Ia Ha-
wall as in the Middle West.
We have had great streak Of win
ming ball recently, and our pitchers
have been in top form, giving some
Of the opposing teams the surprise
of a lifetime. A day or so ago We de-
feated Fonda to 4 before the larg-
est crowd ever seen In that town.
Lota was found for three runs In the
sixth, and Williams substituted Bits
wonderful pitching won the game.
At Storm Lake we beat the home
team 9 to 4. Tobey started badly by
giving them three runs with no one
gone. He got the hook and Alex
Desha struck out the next three bat
tiers. Both Alex and Williams, and
IN fact all the pitching staff from
home. are pitching great ball.
Yesterday we defeated Webster
City. Neither that team nor Storm
Lake had lost q game this season un-
I'll we came along Williams pitched
q shut-out game. 4 to 0.
The people In this section of the
country are most hospitable, and we
are getting the best Of treatment. A
few nights ago every member Of the
team spent night at q private home,
and the home cooking tasted fine,
after long run Of hotels and dining
cars. Some class for travelling ball
team.
On July is We defeated Fort Dodge,
s 10 /, and funny incident came up
III connection with the game. Before
It started the Fort Dodge manager
wanted to lend us some players, say
Ing that the team wouldn't be strong
game, as an his men were regular
leaguarf He was stunned when the
came 81 shed with only two hits and
one rub Tor his champions Had Chill
~ thrown more accurately TO first,
Williams would have been credited
with q shut-out Hamaiku lift one
over the fence for homer which
also helped.
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solgis1s o. tne evening were Bill VIII
mans, who sang Pua Mohala, and w. |
r Desna, who gave Old Plantation.
AR. OE0rnelI, VINO was the guest
Of Judge A. G. n. Robertson In Homo |
iuiu, was present. and gave US q warm |
welcome,
To give some idea OF the way we
are kept busy on the diamond, the |
schedule from June Is to August 81 |
Is given, as follows:
June is Red Cloud, Nebraska.
June 17-Blue Hill, Nebraska.
June 1S-Faifmont, Nebraska.
June 10 Bruning, Nebraska.
June 20--Belvedere, Nebraska.
June 21-Genera, Nebraska.
June %. Bruning, Nebraska.
June % Fairbnry, Nebraska.
June "A -;eatrice, Nebraska.
June % Sterling, Nebraska.
June 26-Johnson. Nebraska.
June 27.-Avoca, Nebraska.
June 2S-Plattsmonth Nebraska.
June 29-Lincoln, Nebraska.
June 30 Greenwood, Nebraska.
July 1-H00per, Nebraska
July 2-Schuyler, Nebraska.
July 3-DaYid City, Nebraska.
July ASTONISHING, Nebraska.
July 5-Pplk, Nebraska
July Wahoo.. Nebraska.
July T-Scribner, Nebraska.
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