Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-12
LOTS OF FUN .
IN STORE FOR
VENICE TIGERS

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According to wireiess announcement
from Jack Bliss, captain of the Vene-
tian Tigers, the party is aboard the
steamer Sierra and should arrive in
Honolulu next Monday morning, MOI
vember I6, at about s O'Clock. Pro-
moter Lowry, who is bringing this
all-star. aggregation of Coast league
and American league ball players to
Honolulu, has completed all arrange
ments for the receiving Of the Venice
party upon the arrival OF the steamer.
Accompanied by James L. Coke and
Charles ]. Mccarthy, representing
Honolulu Lodge of Elks, Fred G..
Smith, imperial potentate of Aloha
Temple, representing the Mystic
Shrine. Alfred L. Castle, Laurence
Redington, representing the press:
Mrs. H. O. Lowry, r K. B0hfne, NOV
ing picture expert, newspapermen and
photographers, lowry is to board
the Sierra in the stream and then
welcome the Venetians to Honolulu.
Following this ceremony at the
docking OF the steamer the Royal Ha-
waiian Band. led by Captain Henri
Berger, others Of the Elks and Shrine,
with a party of local baseball en-
thusiasts, will again welcome the
party.
James 3 Jaeger, owner Of the trim
and handsome Kulamanu II. is also
to welcome the Tigers to Honolulu
and accompanied by party OF friends
viii steam up the harbor. meeting the
Sierra at quarantine, where noisy
welcome viii be extended the visitors.
Genial Jim Is going to add to the
beauty Of the Kulamanu II by decorat-
ing the craft from stem to stern with
the Tiger colors as well as the Ha-
waiian and American colors and With
a ton Of firecrackers aad the famous
Kulamanu Glee Club win show the
yepetians what a royal Hawaiian well
come is like
With the reception of the Tigers
aboard the Sierra the entertaining Of
the players does not end by any.
means and the EIks have arranged
for big vaudeville show, dance and
supper at their club rooms to the yis-
iting BAN players, Owner Eddie Maier,
Umpire Jack Mccarthy and their
friends.
1t is also the plans of the Elks to
present handsome trophy to the
most popular ball player in both the
Venice and major league parties at
the Lava Trail which is to be held
at the Seaside December 5.
After the Tigers have become ac-
quainted and have renewed old friend
ships, they will don their uniforms
and get ready TO show the fans Of
Honolulu what baseball is ike over
on the mainland Opening their series
In Hawaii the Tigers WI play the
25th Infantry team at SchofieId Bar
racks November 10. Lieut.. Harbold.
who has charge OF the arrangements,
reports everything ready for the com
ing of the Venetians and predicts one
of the greatest crowds in the history
Of the barracks at the game.
Seats are now on sale there for
both the games Of the Tigers and 25th
and a heavy demand insures success
or the enterprise
Lieut. Harb0l4 VIII open with VII
lis. his husky southpaw, in this game
and his followers predict he Is to
pitch game well worth the seeing.
The team Is still practising hard for.
this game and next Sunday will meet
the AlI-Oahu picked team in their
final game prior to the Venice engage.
ment The SATURDAY. game has been
called on as Capt. Chillingwortll
wants to have the men he picked
from the Puns and An-Chinese play
at Athletic park.
Taking warning ff0m the neon.
venienees caused the Fans st Athletic
rark last Sunday ID the matter or
rain checks. Promoter Lowry viii e.
sue his rain checks prior e. the game
should Z Be necessary. different col.
ored tickets being given out. f6fsstail-
me any mixup should 4 be necessary
to postpone Or call Oh the game.