The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-17
GOVERNOR PINkHAM THROWS
BASEBALL AND MID PACIFIC
CARNIVAL IS on IN H0NO[ULU.
Three thousand Cheer AS Best PLAYERS
. III The Territory contend For lead
!. i'll Opening 81 tie NIid4Paeific Series:
II G6lege Boys Contend, III Cofhelfclub
Cross Country Runs. g sz0itief
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Au.o rs,n nY'''te', ~ q tne siAaoyei III,
waiian band led the Al Club Pirates
10 the Capitol grounds mt the inaua uraI
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e1Aet at, Twelve torfy Ne Q clock.
Promptly AZ this hour, A. L. Castle
chairman Of the Sports Comm;ttee oava
tha ,.a,d ~ e.,s. as p,,.s- 4
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leeaing hls Fpapd followed A. aptomo-
biles by Governor Pipkham, Mayor
Fern, Justice A. a. M. Robarfson. III.
rector General James III Damon Is
set6fnl city Officials, Sffeefs a IN, 10
|fef.1sland ana Oahu Leagues ana the
ball players OF the two leagues staptea
the gaia street bafhHe which yiftnaliv
opened the running riot Of fun and iov
that is 70 be unconfned for the nert
week or more.
After the uaraie had wended a. vSax
about the principal streets Of the citv
the band andlthe autos with their loads
Of fun seekers and ball PLAYERS took
their way TO Athletic Park where the
opening games Of the Ihter.island base
ball series for the championship Of ma.
vail and The Advertiser Cnp we're
played. n ~ aA NF
Governor OPENS Show.
pic, 20 .ha ona,;,,o =. 49, a.
.hera -. ~ ;,,ts.a,s. $500. go!
fIovetnor P;nkhat1 aosgad y,is 'sas,
rolled nm his slaevas inf on nna,of az
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sestrad claws S,d 90 h;,rsaif ). nj
M ,rsehaii 80. az ,,I,..
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.Inst;ee "a NJ poIa..saa 49,
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ont a. the iot Iiis Honor the H.~os
was behind IL hat m;it ehe., w.
factor and an [asdy 81 sthn tha 49,, ~
the Governor .ant sailing Il .ho niasa
.Insties 'Roher,son ,haa, ,as fI'
boysa an me narIar.s ~ ~ haiI AL
ana Win ! miebtv ssv;ng ~ Sroxo ~
hStl hntIv ia,sssy ~. $50 ny
the Maui team. The Bali skinned over
the ground with the speed Of a bullet
and Young Swan, though he made a
desperate effort TO eut off the basehit
failed to block the leather and Justice
Robertson with fleetness Of foot easily
reached first.
That Governor Pinkham must have
had his big league experience and that
Justice Robertson and Mayor Fern were
ball players Of no mean ability brought
q protest from Captain Henshaw of the
Punahou team and Umpire Stayton
ruled the Governor, Justice and Mayor
on the diamond and sent "A. l.. CaStle
TO the pitcher 3 box and Charley Ly.
man behind the bat for the Puns.
Maui not, having tried 10 do ant
run in work., depended ON Foster
Robinson and Louis Soares as their bat.
terry and these two were inst about
strong enough 10 gather the long end ~
4 S 10 score from tha Pms ri
FOLLOWING the Mani veSsns Pn,ahon
game came the Hawaiis and Oahus in
the second game Of the series and this
resulted IN IA N 4 victory foyi the
Oahus ~ Z.
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vA Hpiiis Auieu-
watching the ceremonies inaugural
llk. ths ihter-isianu series were fuliy
5000 men, women and children and the
spirit Of the Carnival prevailed. Lels
of the Mid.Paeife colors, flags of the
various teams and many other comb.
nations Of colors were much in evi.
dence, lending beauty and joy to the
scene.
ofedit y que chairman Alb Castle
%. the sports committee and his assist
snts Dayid Pesna and John soper!
Every MINOR detail f0p the successful
,Avnching OF the series was carefully
aIrangea7 and the big doings ran as
smvy.ni a. . watch from tap Of gong
70 Ahe hnish.
me members OF the various teams
VEG WIN each other IN doing their
slaIe and the rnmor about the Oahus
slsNins over tne traces at the eleventh.
nout proved entirely groundless. In
lihttt buNlu .Debhu rounded up his men