Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-01
she locked this morning.

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| OF quarantine the Manoa was met
by Commodore Jaeger's graceful yacht
Kulamanu II, dressed with flags and
| carrying members Of the reception
committee Jerry Davidson at the
wheel maneuyered the little yacht
alongside CT the liner and the greeters
scrambled up the sea ladder and gave
a hearty Hawaiian aloha to the Wis
itors. One of the first aboard was A.
L. Castle, promoter Of the coming sc.
ries, and he and MeSsrs. Bancroft and
Shibe were soon deep in conference
regarding the games. Mrs. H. g,
Lowry, who was one of the party to
board the Manoa off port, was plenti-
fully supplied with leis, with which
each and every member of the base
ball party was decorated The news.
paper photographers and the kodakers
got their chance when the ball play
|iers posed on the attire deck for
group picture, the ladies Of the party
also getting together for picture
The dock was black with interested
spectators when the Manoa came
alongside, and with the Hawaiian band
playing Aloha in true Hawaiian style,
the arrival on Oahu is something that
the travelling stars VIII long remem-
Der.
The players and other members of
the baseball and reception parties
were placed in decorated motor cars
and, led by the Hawaiian band, pro-
Hceeded to the Young hotel, which was.
the center of baseball activity during
the morning.
Many Stars.
In an allstar combination 1t is hard
to find any players more worthy OF
special mention than the others, but
possibly from the sensational pitching
he did last season with a losing team
behind him, Grover Alexander of the
Philadelphia Nationals. should have
q paragraph to himself. Alexander is
considered by many keen judges of
baseball to be the greatest pitcher
In the game today. Personally Alex
anders is most unassuming. He ex-
pressed delight at being able to visit
Hawaii, and is much interested in the
islands and everything connected with
the life here,
Another celebrity with the team is
G. E. Titman Of Philadelphia. Tit
man is baseball fan of the first class,
is a great friend Of Ben Shibe.
and travels en- sthe spring train
ing, trip with the Athletics every year. |
TitmaR weighs something over $50
pounds when trained down fine. ~
The AlENationals include Max Ca
rey, Pittsburg Tom Clark, Cincin-
natl; Jim Vaughan, Chicago: Willie
Killifer. Philadelphia; Fred Snod-
grass, New York; ]. Miller, st. Louis;
Jeff Tesreau and Arthur Fletcher,
New York; "Cozy" Dolan, st. Louis;
Grover Alexander and Bobby, Byrne,
Philadelphia.
! The All-Americans are Larry Boone.
New York; Joe Bush, Philadelphia; |
-King" Kole, New York; j. Henry,
Washington; R. Hoblitzel, Boston; w
James, DUFFY Lewis, Boston; J. Nc
Ayoy. Philadelphia; w. Mitchell, st. |
Louis; George Moriarity, Detroit; Ed
die Murphy. Philadelphia; Ira Thorn
as, Philadelphia; j. Walsh, New York;
r. Chapman, Cleveland.
The baseball tour. of the big leag- /
uers is also the wedding trip OF sew
eral members of the party, the brides /
on the Manoa being Mrs. Joe Bush,
Mrs. j. Henry and Mrs. Jack Miller.
Other ladies in the party include Mrs. |
Max Carey, Mrs. T. Clark, Mrs. L. /
Cole, Mrs. Arthur Fletcher. Mrs r.
Hoblitzel, Mrs. Duffy Lewis, Mrs.
George Moriarity, Mrs. J. S. Shibe,
Mrs. F. c, Snodgrass, Mrs. c. TegreauI
and Mrs Ira Thomas,
This afternoon the big leaguers
win not work. spending the day in
finding their ..landlegs. !, Tomor-
row they win be the guests of
the Ad Club at luncheon and later
will be taken in motors to the Pail.
The first game of the big series will /
be played Thursday afternoon, when
probably Alexander viii pitch for the
Nationals and King" Cole for the
There win be no game 1t MoiliiliE
this afternoon, the proposed contest