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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16
SERVICE SQUAD
TAKES ANOTHER
one FROMDORMS
Champion Five Proves to Be
Class of 7. M. c. A.
League
!. M. c. a. sasket.haII League.

Last nights games Cosmopolitans
Is, Tigers Ia. Service 40. Dormitory 8.
What in the baseball world would
be known as an extralnning game
was played in the Y. NJ. C. A. senior
basketball league last night. The
Cosmopolitans and Tigers had each
scored ID points when the whistle
blew for time According to this
years rules the teams must PLAY an
extra five-minnte period. They did so
and after the Tigers had missed sew
eral chances to score. and each team
failed to tally on a free throw, Car
tain John Comes tossed clean basket
and the Cosmopolitans won out just
before the game ended, is TO IA.
In the second game the Service
Club, which is probably the best ever
seen on local floor, defeated the Dor
mitory 40 to g. The latter team was
handicapped by the absence of its star
guard, axe. bit the soldiers we're far
too strong in team play and basket
shooting Captain Hackett led with
nine field goals and free throw. Ge-
varder scored eight times from the
scEimmage and Moves Gagged the ball
FIVE times. 81.
The Service team was at ton speed
last night on account of the pTonosed
trip to the coast which is being Dro-
NOTED by SPrgt. Prush manager Of
the team, and Physical Director Glenn
Jackson. Everyone who saw last
nights game was satisfied with the
ability of the Service quintet to rapre,
he 3 A
on the mainland and. ARRANGEMENTS for
the trim TO take Mace after the clos0
IF the LEGAL season in February will
he pushed Lineup and summary: -
Serond Come -.== -. =. - -
Service-I eft forward. Harkett
(captainl :. riaht forward. fsovar1"r.
center. Nnyns: right guard. Wheeler;
left guard. CnF@-ove, -. .. T..
Dornitery--Left forward. Rearss.
right forward. Prefer: center Ha-r:r.
son: right guard Merillees; left
guard. Page (cantainl. ...H 49,.
Goals from field-Hackett Q. Geve"
der s., Moves 3. Wheeler 2. Pearss 2.
Page /. Ner'llees l. Fouls thrown
Hackett 1. Referne-Jackson. Timer
Bull Scorer-Larimer. Time oil
halves-t5 minutes: ...--........ ..
Cosmcnolitans-Ie eft forward. Go.
mes tcartainI: right forward. O'Snlli-
van: center, Brush; right guard, Gay.
lord: left guard Raseman. H.: 4
Tigers-Left forward Henry: righ'
forward Goebig: center. Mott; right
guard Meinecte tcautainl: lett guard.
J emke Goals from feld-7Gores 2
O'Sullvan 2. Prrish 2: 2asop0an 2, Mott
3, Goebtg 2. Henry l. Lenke I. Ref /
eree-Jackson. Timar-Nowat Scor-
er Earimer. Time OF halves--I5 min.
utps .. .-. !
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Judy LANCER TO
CONE TO HAWAII
next FEBRUARY

Indy LANCER. champion middle aud
long distance swimmer Of the United
States, will compete In the Carnival
swimming races in Honoltilu this
year. w. T. Rawlins received . wire
less message from the Los angeles
swimmer yesterday In which pe
stated that he would be here Tor the
big swimming events In February
LANCER Is well known to local swim
mers and his records this year ex-
ceIled all swimmers with the excep-
ton of Duke Kahanamoku. LANCER
annexed four A. A. o. records this
season. The records made By the Los
Angeles man are as follows:
$40 yards, open salt water, 3 turns
-5m.. 33 l-5s., Ludy LANCER, Los An
geles A. c.. San Francisco. CAL. July
10.
500 yards, bath, six turns-6m-.
f3 4-5s.. Ludy LANCER, Los Angeles a.
c.. Sutro Baths, San Francisco, Cal,
July II.
$50 yards, open salt water, seven
turns-12m., IS. Ludy LANCER. Los An
geIes A. c., San Francisco, Cal, July
20.
One mile, open salt water tl10
yards), Is turns-24m., SO 2-5s., Ludy
LANCER, Los Angeles A. c., San Fran
cisco. Cal. July 3d.
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Infield possibilities are Roy Doty,
Nell, Sadtler, Peden and ChiIlingWorth.
Defy Is a new man In local baseball
He was the leading hitter and base
runner In the Portland City League.
and was given tryout with the Port.
land team Of the Coast League. Nc
Creole remarked that Doty was the
T. pc OF player who would make good.
and when Doty was sent In, against the
Les Angeles team at first base he
handled eight difficult chances with
cut a slip. lnasmuch as the Portland
City League sent seven players 90 the
coast leagues last year Il Is expected
that Doty viii not find Il difficult 20
hold down first base with the local
organization. The new addition to the
baseball circle arrived On the Sierra
this week.
Manager Nell Is we'll known to 10.
cal fans, while Pedcn, Sadtler and
chillingworth will make up good In
field With few weeks practise this
infield should make q great showing
against any organization. In the outer
garden the Punahou candidates are
Walter Argabrlte, Bill Inman. Lang
Akana and O'Brien. This quartet Of
outfielders is web known TO local
baseball Taps and for speed and hitting
strength should rank with any pasture
guardians in the islands.
Should Create Interest.
The organization OF this team Will
do much to advance the interest In
baseball and with the other teams IN
the city at top speed schedule Of
games should be formed that would
prove attractive 10 the fans who pAy
their money into the box office. A.
L. Castle was asked 70 mount the hill
top this year. but inasmneh as he win
be busy with the tennis tournament Il
Is not expected that ne win be IN uni
form against the OlympicsA
Plans have been made 70 secure
frank West and Jerry Winnie. two
players who have good records. for
ne Punahou squad. West was Ct Que
time backstop on the Michigan team:
ind his work At Ann Arbor Vas
worthy Of note. Whine Il q type 81
allaround player who should make .
,ood showing with the all-star aggre-
yation.
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Baseball Is taking on new life since
the announcement that the Olynipics
would come here for series of games
and the fans have been cnxious TO
know what teams would compete
against the San Francisco club team.
Last evening number of the leaders
IL baseball met at the office Of A. L.
Castle and organized q new team to
compete against the Olympic Club.
Ed Nell was elected manager Of the
team and the players voted to have
the organization called the Punahous.
The announcement of The organization
OF the new club will do much to boost
baseball here and as the team will be
an all-star one they should make q
great showing against the visiting
team. Baseball news has been scarce
of late. but this announcement viii
tend to create new interest In the dla-
mond sport.
Practise to Start at Once.
Manager Nell win arrange a number
of practise games with local teams
during the next few weeks and the
players will be given hard workouts
III pEcHuEdtiOH lOH tnC oCAtCo " htn enC
Olympic team. A lineup of many OF
the star players should make the Pun
ahou team one of the best drawing
cards in the city.
The roster of players include stars
of the diamond this year. Manager
Nell will have Kelley Henshaw and
Charles Lyman behind the plate Hen
shaw has recently returned from the
coast and has stated that he would be
pleased to get in action for a series
with the Olympics. Lyman Is one Of |
the best players In the islands and
should make a valuable man for the
team.
Francis Brown, who downed the Chi.
cago team In great pitchers battle /
1t Moiliili field. will De one Of the
corps. With practise Brown
should make valuable HEAVIER for the
Puhahou squad. .E5londy"t Williams
ind York, who we're pitted against
zach other lat SUNDAY at Athletic.
,ark, will also join the squad. These
.wo beavers have ,hcwn enough i'm
he past to entitle them to place in
he limelight. !
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BANNER CROWD
At RACE meet

Honolulu will Join with Maui in
celebrating New Years Day according
to the report. that comes from Kahu-
lui where the big New Years race
meet will be held on January 1. The
committee in charge of the meet has
arranged the best. program in the his
tory of racing on Maui, and a number
of valuable prizes have been an
nounced.
At least four of the best race stock
of Honolulu viii be entered in the
race events, and The Harvester, Wei
come Boy, Seebolt and Harold ID
should make good showing against
the best on Maui. Tom Hollinger will
enter Welcome Boy in one of the race
events. and Angus McPhee will de,
pend upon Denervo to win from the
Honolulu entry. The Baldwin string
will also be seen in action at Kahului.
If present plans go through more
than 200 race fans from Honolulu will
go to Maui for the big race event A
round trip rate of SO and So has been
secured for Honolulu people who wish
to make the trip to Kahului. Book
ings are now being accepted for the
steamship Kilauea sailing Friday. De
cember 81 at IL p. m. Inasmuen as
New Years Day comes en- Saturday
this year, a number of Honolulu fol-
lowers of the bangtaiIs will have an
opportunity to make the trip.
Local people can leave Kahuliii SIM
day, January 2, at IL p. m. and will ar
rive in Honolulu ahout s O'Clock re
next morning F. H. Loeey, who has
charge of arrangements for bookings.
was in Honolulu this week and stated
that number of local people had de
cided to make the weekend trip tc
Maui. In addition to the race events
there will be number Of feature
events added tn the nrnpram
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Choynski Might
HaueBeen Champ
Brit For Corbett

joe Choynski would have been the
champion of the world If he had lived
more than four blocks away from the
Corbetts, Jim Corbett is quoted as
saying only short time ago.
Yes, Choynski was unfortunate in
that lived too near him." said jim Il
grabbed all the fire that might have
been his. ] fought him four times
professionally, the nest memorable
battle taking place on barge, where
knocked him out in q rounds, 20
years ago.
District Feud.
"Joe spent so much Of his early ca
reer trying to whip me that he let
fame duck around the corner on him.
We were always at It. 1t was just
feud between the Corbetts and the
Choynskis. II started when one of
the Cfoynski gang banged one of the
Corbett clan on the jaw over game
OF marbles Tom and Joe we're in il
at the start.
81 took up the Corbett end and Joe
the Choynski side of the argument
We were both good boxers for kids,
and besides, the honor of Hayes Val
ley depended on the result of every
bout Joe was so good with his fists
that i was forced to take the matter
Of self-defense seriously. ] used my
fathers stable for a gymnasium and
q horse stall for a ring. | always
seemed to improve just enough to
beat Joe, although some of the sand
lot decisions were mighty close.
Ditched Gloves.
I'm the barge fight, after We were
real grown-up lighters, the Choynski
crowd, thinking TO have the best of
me, throw .Joe's big gloves overheard.
When ii came ring time they told me
that one man would have to select
pair of driving gloves.
That's where / fooled 'em. took
the larger gloves and let Joe have
the skin-tight pair. They didn't seem
to realize that you cant jar man
half as much with tight gloves as you
can with pillows The tight ones will |
cut, but they don't jar. It's twice as
hard to knock man out with driving |
gloves as it is with the regulation
pair.
Therefore, it was up to Joe to cut |
me, If he could He couldn't knock /
me out. had too much speed for
him. That fight took lot out Of joe.
] don't suppose either of us would +
have been heard of pugilistically had
it not been for that row over the |
but Joe would have been far
more famous had / not always block
ed his way"
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NEW BOWLING LEAGUE
FORMED AT Y. M. C. A.

Another bowling league has been
formed to compete at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Saturday evening at Gas the inter
mediate clubs of the association will
begin a series of matches which will
continue until the middle of January.
Double-headers will be played every
evening Towe Young of the Wash
ington club and Methven of the XXX
are the two stars who will be seen
in competition
The schedule for the first series is
as follows:
December 1S-El Globo vs.. K. of K,
Washington VS.. Get Ready.
December 23-K. of K. VS.. Washing
ton, FL Globo VS.. Xxx.
December Bel filobo VS.. Get
Ready. K. of K. VS.. Xxx.
January 6-Washing VS.. FL Clio
DO, Get Ready VS.. Xxx.
January 13-K. nt K. vs.. Get Ready,
Washington VS.. Xxx.
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MAcoMseR HEADS ILLINI.

CHAMPAIGN, Hl-Bart Macomber
OF Oak Park, for two years right half
back on the University Of Illinois foot,
ball team and generally selected for
the honorary all western star eleven
by the critics this year, was elected
captain of the Illini for 1916.
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much tennis, as the surf bathing is
marvellous" The average winter"
temperature is about 20 degrees. which
ought to be ideal for tennis.
Honolulu looks forward to the COM
ing of tennis players to the islands at
any time, but particularly during the
months of January, February and
March, when conditions are not favor
able on the mainland. The local play
ers will do all in their power to give
their visitors both good game and a
good time. =. - .. **@% II.
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History Of Tennis In
Hawaii By A. |. Castle

Local Authority on Racquet Game Tells Story Of Advance of
Game-W P. Roth, W. F. Dillingham;, F. c. Aherton, c. A..
Elston W. L. EkIInd and A. L. Castle Have Held Champion
ship Twce-First Island Championship Held Twenty Years
Ago-vst of Davis Players Boosts Tennis Game
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Both the Yankees and White Sox
want Frank Baker. If Connie Mack
doesn't soon sell his once famous
player. Frank may forget how To play
the game.
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LULUS Win TRIO
OF GAMES FROM
COSMOS SQUAD

Last nights notwithstanding 8,
Cosmos 0.
Tonight's match Colts VS.. p. B. C.
Z Tomorrow night--Honolulu vs.. Fort
Mcdowell
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Capt. S. E. Kittelle of the cruiser
Maryland has been assigned to the
Navy War College at Newport, r. l.
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All Star Baseball Team
To Meet Coast Players

Prominent Players Get Together to Form New Punhou Team
Stars of City Baseball viii Play With New Organization
viii Compete Against Olympic Club During Carnva-Nel
Elected Manager
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sTAR-6ULLETIN GIVES YOU
ToDAY'S NEWS TO-DAY.
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ON TOUR OF STATE.

J. NJ. crutchneld. postmaster at
Tulsa, Okla. and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dryden and son. OF Lees
Summit. Mo-. Miss Helen Blackwell.
OF San Antonio. Texas; and Miss
Pearl Eldredse. OF Denver. spent
"Wednesday evening and a part OF
today In the city. : Mr.. Crutchgeid
and Mr.. Dryden are brothers-in-iaw
and have been touring the state for
the past month in their cars.
They met in Denver, since which
time they have been at Estes Park.
Fort Collins. Boulder. Colorado
Springs and other places. They part
here. Postmaster crutcNneid going
to Center for a few days fshinE.
while Mr.. Dryden and family go to
Pueblo and thence home through
Eastern Colorado and Kansas. They
have had DELIGHTFUL outing and
have enjoyed their vacation spent in
Colombo Immensely.
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THOMAS NEWTON DIES
At ODD FELLOWS HOME


Thomas Newton passed away at
the Odd Fellows Home Friday after
a protracted Illness Death was due
to senile decay. He was born in
London. Eng. more than three quar-
ters of century ago and would soon
have been IS years Of age. He came
to this country when a young man.
He was member of one OF the Odd
Fellows lodges in Denver.
The funeral win be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 from Thomas
rhapeI. Rev. C. T. nsley win con-
duct the services which VIII be In
charge of the Odd Fellows. All ODD
Fellows, Rebekahs and friends are
invited to attend the services.
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had paid his double iitney to st )
chance to root ana - the All.etars
didn't furnish him the opportunity
he thought he'd give his bellows
fruit''s to Rockvale. It's always your
privilege to get your moneys worth,
At ball game II You want it, you
know.
When Ward Strickland went up to
bat for Sherman IN the seventh. Tom
Easton objected. saying that he didn't
have on uniform. After little
argument It Was proved that Etrick
had none Of his nudity displayed to
the neither elements. although It was
true that he didn't have ON uniform,
SO after an inspection Tom became
convinced and let it go at that
The game was called in the first
Of the eighth because Of the weeping
of the ciouds-no they were not
ashamed of the Ail-stars. just little
chagrined. no doubt.
DnNKUAf
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cAmeINe Panty REruRNs.

After doing dire things to diverse
and varied members Of the trout fam
lily at Barnes City. near coaldale. =
party Of Canon CITY folks returned
Saturday nom = two weeks camp
ing trip. s'Tirod. but happy il the
way they put II to their friends to
whom they also asserted: I'VE had
all the nah We could eat" all Of which
settles ct once any lingering doubt
~ to he shin Of the fishermen and
nsherwomen.
Those conprising the party were
Rev. and Mri. Elmer W. Harner. Mrs
Harner'a alater, Miss Edna Bocher:
Mr. Al oeriacn and sister. Mas Flor
ence 0eFaAeh. and cousin Miss Lottie
Gerlach. Hiss Marguerite Kober. Misc
Bertna eaRshVs and Mr.. uiibert Prov
ince.
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eReENwooD CORPS MEETS

The semi-monthly meeting of Green
wood Corps No. %. w. R. c.. was
held Wednesday with the president.
AIRS. Dunlap. presiding.
The report of the secretary was
read and approved. that of the treas
urer read and accepted.
Several members were reported i'll.
also a number of veterans.
The next meeting. Wednesday. Aug.
IS. coming nearest to Patriotic Day.
the Patriotic Instructor. Mrs, Court
ney announced that an appropriate
program would be prepared for the
occasion
It was voted to give ten-cent so
cial on that day to which the old
veterans and friends Of the Corps
were invited.
Sandwiches. apple pie and coffee to
be served as refreshments; Mesdames
Nelson. Sova, Claybaugh. were APP
pointed AZ committee to take this
matter In charge.
Mrs Beltx. a member. who has been
visiting relatives in Denver for some
time. was present.
Deep sympathy was expressed for
Mrs. Coulter. who has been president
OF the Corps and Department presi-
dent and II was voted to send her
= letter Of coincidence.
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Dibbs Explains the National Psstime
BY PETER STERLING


baseball for pitcher. D'y.understand.
Grace?
Now, that's Harry Bash comm up
to the plate. He leads on for the
'-Is that a plate down there. Dibbs
why look at him pound it-oh, he'll
break it"
Nav, that's not plate to eat
off'n Of. They just call it that-because
the pitcher serves his curves over !.
! suppose. but it's made of rubber,
# won't break"
~oh."
And SO it went on down through
each OF the innings. Dibbs explaining
as best he could because his advanc-
ed knowledge made it difficult for
him to come down to the level of
his proselyte at all times. and fur
thermore it was extremely hard for
him to translate baseball into plain
United States. Mrs. Dfbbs. however.
became reconciled after time to his
peculiar assertions and tried her best
to become interested in what was
transpiring before her.
The game had progressed to the
last of the seventh inning. The
score was one to one with the Y. NJ.
c. A. having the last chance at bat.
Two men were out but the bases
were full with Bundy on third Strick-
land was at bat
.Whatd'yuh know about it, Grace.
the bases soused. two dead and Strick
land up. That's some ball. Tear the
cover on strick oil So"
~Who's dead did you say?" inno-
Gently queried Mrs. Dibbs-
'.Aw. gosh. nobody's dead but there
win be if strick don't lose that bah.
Paste 'er. boy. hit 'er-that's it.
whoopee," (Dibbs stands up. waving
his arms and believing like a mad
mani. Come on. Bundy. come on. beat
1t rr home. where'd that ball go!
LORD nll-hsh hooks. Hannigan's after
it That wooden-legged Irishman
couidn't catch a watermelon with q
bianket-look at I'm hoof IT. bod
CAST The Iuck-he got it x I'd been
bettin' on him he'd OF dropped it.
But that's baseball an baseball is
baseball-but sometimes IT'S a fune
raj am"
~oh, Dibbs. look at the gorgeous
sunset on Mt. Pisgah in the distance,
It's simply beautiful"
''Eh. what? Sunset, Heavens to
Betsy. Grace. a sunset amt got nothin
to do with baseball--only when II
comes before games over. then 81
spoils it Come on let's go gel
sumpin' teatv
And Mra- Dibbs' first lesson was
over.
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ANNUAL ILLINOIS PICNIC
SET FOR LABOR DAY

The Illinois Society of Canon City
win hold its Seventh Annual picnic
at the City park Labor Day, Septem-
Der 9Th. and all Suckers" residing
in this section OF the wirld will no
doubt rejoice at the announcement
and make their plans to De present
At meeting held last night called
by the president of the association.
Judge l. w. Ibbotson. the machinery
was set in motion for the picnic.
Owing to the removal from the city
OF C. E. Rowcliffe. the secretary.treas-
urer OF the society. the vacancy was
filed by the appointment of John W.
Emmerson to that position.
1t was decided to dispense with the
usual chowder feature OF the picnic
this year and substitute an old fash
ioned basket dinner with big pro-
gram Of sports and entertainment.
IN addition to a number of good
speakers the program is designed to
include instrumental and vocal music
and various stunts. announcemen. Of
which viii be made later. Coffee
and iced drinks win be served free
on the grounds.
The following committees have been
appointed TO look after the arrange
ments for the picnic:
Registration-Frank McClintock, +.
w Harvey. Mrs. w. c Thomas.
Grannds-c. r. Foresman. "a. r.
Mcouown. W. E. Hobart.
Coffee and Iced Erinks-W. W.
Wallace. Thos. Lambert. w. H. Rec
tor. W. Y. Jenkins.
Prugram-Frank Emmerson. Jesse
Jones. H. v. George.
1t Is the intention OF the program
committee to put on the best enter
tainment ever given At any one Of
these gatherings and that il saying
\ great deal in view Of some Of the
programs Of previous years, An
former Iis.as.sas are cordially invited
to participate In the festivities.
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80 IL 12 2 21 . -s
MAzDAs.

Scoie oy INNINGS.
r. H. E.
Y. NJ C. Ali 2O5 s-12 II
Mazdas so ooO1 OF Z 8
Earned Runs-Y. NJ. C. A. 8.
3-Rase Hit-Bundy.
2-Rase Hits-Duncan 2; Livings-
Base on Balls-On Thompson 2.
Left on bases-Y. NJ. c. A. 81,
Mazdas 3.
First base on errors-Y. NJ. c. A.
A; Mazdas 2.
Struck out-By Thompson 6; By
Hamilton s.
Double plays-Rash and Parks:
Thompson Bundy and Parks; Livings
and Bower.
Passed Balls-Duncan Z; Bash 1.
Hit by Pitcher-By Thompson Dun
can. Hannigan Purneil
Time, lis.
umpires-Johnson and Bauer.
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WENT no VICTOR
I. J, Beauvais vas = Visitor h vic-
COR wednesday.
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Oh110xoR Cry
fSe eiIfee
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ALL-srARs

Earned Runs-All-Stars /.
Finst on halls-on Fox /: on
Bauer ,.
Left on bases Rockvale 6; An
Starr Z.
Wild pitches-Bauer l.
First base on errors-Rockvaie 9.
All Stars 1.
Two base hits-Thompson Bash.
Struck out-By Bauer 4; by Fox 5.
Passed balls-Duncan 4: Skies L
Hit by pitcher-By Bauer-Fox.
Skies: BY Fox-Duncan. Hammiil.
Pcarcy.
Umpires-Johnson and shaw.