The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-07

gulse OF AlI-Chineae. One OF those men
Is q real Japanese under an assumed
name, another Is q Hawaiian under a
Chinese name, another is white boy
under a Chinese name, while three or
four more cannot lay claim TO Chinese
blood except that they somewhat resem-
bic men from the new Republic.
Fortunately the fans, at least the
Chinese fans, realize this and Sammy
Hops aggregation will get little credit
when they return to Hopolulu.
Players May Be shifted
That several Of the players now I'm.
der contract TO various teams in the
Oahu League win be members Of diff
ferent teams next season is Z foregone
conclusion. Barney Joy has been given
an unconditional release by the : Ha-
waits; that is, he win be allowed to
play with the st. Louis Alumni team
next season through an agreement be-
tween Managers Williams Of the Saints
and Desha Of the Hawaiis. Whether
Barney win be Saint or not remains
to be seen. Rnrhofs have il that he will
be offered to the p. A. C's in exchange
for Bushnell, for il is understood that
the latter does not care To play for
Paresa any longer. barney, though,
would hardly be Portuguese and may
have to give mp the game should the
Saints not care TO use him. Still Bar.
ney could be used behind the bat to
good advantage either as regular or
a substitute, and it is likely Barney
VIII be retained IN face of all the Cos
sip for the Old Corner League to the
contrary ~
just what the makeup Of each team
Is to be though Is guess work and until
the official lists are given out the fans
will have to remain in ignorance Of
what is what in the Oahu League just
as they have at all times in the past.
Notes Of the Game.
With the departure Of August Dreier
to the mainland the tHawaiis will have
TO find another first baselnan. Eddie
fernandez can cover the bag with the
best Of them and win no doubt land the
job, but even with so good man as
Fernandez there, the Hawaiis win miss
Dreier. ~ ~ "A
Both the st. Louis Alumni and p, a..
C's are claiming Young DO Rego, the
laaui backstop with the chances much
in favor Of the b. A. ca landing the
youngster, who, by the way, has the
makings Of star catcher At that, the
Saints would not be crippled by losing
Do Rego, for they have the promises
Of one Of the best caichers on the Is
lands 10 join their team should he play
bali and the chances are much in favor
Of him again donning the mask.
While the matter of the appointment
of the field officials Of the Oahu League
Is still undeeideAg Capt Stayton and
Bruins should be made the nmpires and
William Raposa the official scorer. Each
Of the gentlemen named are first class
in every respect and are great boosts
TO the game, something Honolulu great
.ly needs. tst#e W..
Tommy. Treadway says he will adopt
the suggestion Of The Advertiser that
he build his players benches after the
pattern in vogue on the mainland. In
the mainland parks the players are out
Of sight of the fans, as well as out Of
hearing and there Is never chance for
O fan TO converse with q player or,
moreover, to abuse him should he make
a boot or bobbIe. af,
What should prove Of much pleasure
and useful to the fans win be the Is
suing next season of an Official score
book at the ball park. Tho book will
PLAYERS do, batting averages and 80
forth each week as well as q, blank
score sheet by which the fans can keep
their own score Of the game should they
so elect.