Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-27

sity nine this afternoon at $3.50 p. m
on, Sunday afternoon at p. m.
Manuel Paresa, manager of the
Portuguese team. is confident that his
men will bring home the bacon
today. The Portuguese team vii
use Tony Medeiros in the box, and as
Medeiros is now in the best of shape
Paresa feels that he will have nc
trouble to win. La Mere is sched.
uled 20. catch and with such, men az
Bushnell and ornellas, the .Portu.
guese nine will be as strong q team
as the CALIFORNIA; have ever met.
The supporters Of the Portuguese
team will be there IN force ana should
their team manage to win. Punch
downtown will no doubt have a hoi
time. Paresa's men defeated the
Stanford team here a. year ago. and
with this victory still fresh in the
minds of the Portuguese supporters
they feel confident that the team vii!
he able to win todays game.
Sundays contest promises to be the
biggest of the season. for the. Cali,
forria nine will play return game
against the fast aAll-Chinese sggrega
ton. The public Is showing plenty o.
interest in this game and record
crowd will be on hand. Manager
Treadway has, engaged the Kaai Glee
Club to furnish the music for the at.
ternoon. The Knai G1ee Club will
play at $50 p. M, which will be halt
an hour before the start of the ball
game.
Next week the university boys viii
play couple Of games not on the
original schedule. Tuesday. June 80,
the collegians will hook up with the
fast End Infantry team, this game
having been arranged by Charley Ly'
man. the hustliGg playing-manager OF
the soldier organization. The 25th In
fantry has also been after game
with the visitors, and this will proba'
bly, be- played Monday afternoon &
The following will be today's line,
ups:
Portuguese A. C.-La Mere c; Me
deiros, p; F1izer, 1b; Ornellas. 2b:
Souza, 3b; Bushnell, SIS; J. Perry, II;
J. Ornellas, CT; and NJ Ornellas, RI.
University of California-Adair, CT;
Dodson, ID; Hayes, 2b; Gianelli, 3b;
Rubke, IS; Sebastian, c; Young. RI;
O'Hara, If; Dodge or Rubke, pitchers
Big Advance Sale.
Tomorrow's game between the All
Chinese and the University Of Califor
mia Is attracting more than usual In
terest. The opening of the ticket sale
yesterday at E. o. Hall & Sons drew
large crowd and for awhile the. store
was crowded with fans, all anxious tc
secure good seats. - -
The Chinese boys have had a hard
weeks practice and the team is re
ported to be in the best Of shape fol
this contest. Captain Lai Tin IS mora
confident than ever that the Chinese
will be able to defend the honors Of
Hawaii again, and with the victory Of
last Sunday as an encouragement. thu
Chinese boys will undoubtedly be
able to play a better game. The team
has now won six straight games
since it joined forces with the Oahu
League and the players are anxious
to ms1e it seven straight
There has been a good deal Of talk
among the fans Of third game
should tie Chinese lose toTnorrow's
game, but as the Californians are
booked to leave on the Matsonia next
Wednesday, this seems out OF the
question. r7~s-r+
The following win be Sunday
line-ups: II
ll-Chinese-Kai Luke, If; Sing
Hung, RI; Lai Tin, s.; Akana, CT: Ku
aIii, 2b; Hoon Cheong, 1b;, Hoon XII, G;
Asam, 3b; Luck zee, p
CaliforRians-Adair. CT; Dodson, ID;
Hayes. 2b; Gianelli. 3b; Rubke. S.;
Sebastian. G; Young. ri; 0'Hara II
and Gefken n