Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-02
R0WQYIsN MARS
GAME At
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TrouhIenlaker Ordered from
Field by Umpire Is Allowed
to- Retnrn-.Poiice c0ntrd'f a
Hume LIKE
Chinese Ia, PoTtaguese54 {.


An exhibition Of rs1way .stn that -. y
50 far toward disgusting decent pet-
pie with the sort of baseball THAI IS
sometimes seen at Athletic park, sPoli
ed yesterdays game between the Chi
nese and the Portuguese. A. sai,sr Of
hO0dInrns in the rightfieltI bieachers
rod rnngh.shDd oyer police and rark
nanagement. and established a prsces
dent that may give trouble for q lpns
time.
A oiass decision at the plate against
a Portuguese player set off the fire,
w0rsss. a hui Of trouble makers in
right vaicing tliRir objections to- TIM
pine Staytnnls rulings. This crowd ID
an old offsndsr against good ORDER
Whenever the Portuguese team is com
peting and Stayton singled out the
ring leader. coatlsss person with q
rancordfis VOICE. and asked Police Cap,
tain Kalanamoku TO put him out Of
the grounds, Captain KahanamplkH
moved with lRggard steps across the
field, and ali the other near-police,
men IN the grounds moved in the CD.
ppsfte direction a. one man. The
caafless person came charging down
from hts perch, fiapling bis coat III
front q the eaDtsfa and sAoatiHg oak
his rights and wrongS - maeh the
manner cf t0feadoF batting q bull
He naally appealed TO Manager Not
leE. who very prcperiy upheld the
umpire. saying that the man must
leave but that his money would be
returned Kahanamoku walked him to-
ward the gate. and the entire crowd Of
trouble makers followed
Went support Umpire.
The game proceeded, and IN fen
minutes. the gang Was back wheoping
like band Of Indians. the eoatless
person leading the return chorus. 1t
seems that the elected person had
raised an awful howl al the box office.
and called on his friends to testify
that his language had not been objec-
tionable, and that Manager TreadRay'
Of the park had finally permitted him
20 return. This was one OF the WSrst
moves imaginable for the good OF base
ball at Athletic park. Even II the
coatless person had not used profane
language, he was yeryfapldently the
leader Of the gang. and hiR, actions
to the policeman after being 0tdefed
to leave fully justified his sfeelioA
from the grounds. When he and Nj
friends came joyously back again. 70
continue their badgering tactics. they
established aprecedent that VII prove
very troublesome to overcome, IN
plain words the Earf Wape gement re-
fused 70 back IN the |iink ~ ID uni
pire who was tkltng % kelp order,
putting the umpire y the position Of
either retiring from The game. or else
standing for the continued abuse, with
no hope Of cOme-back tbs fntbeg|
remarkable that Manager TFeadw6yI
should have been - ehOrt SIGHTED IN |
this matter because. for The 20 br so
PATRONS that he catered 10. there were
1eg or more Who freely expressed
their disgust At seeing the Eowdieg
triumphal return Altogether II was
most unfortunate piece q business,
and II fl doesn't cut down the attend 4
znne 10 future It VIII be . big surprise. /
The came itself wasn't must 10 look
81. and the sultrY weather auk Tie
Enap on Of the pIaNerS AND ..,as.,, Is vi
nontest drag. Tony Medeines ssa ~ &
nifcfing for the PoY4ueussp am CT 4
his in the third fnalfae. when SD MS
an error. and q walk melted seven
rnns Tany started ssuell. .i,I,4 100, j |
couple or frames ~ "a 81 .ss,S,,Irl,aS 4
and the Chinese .bsitet khe dr1sl salil
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