Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-30

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reports business very bright. In an
interview he announced that he would
visit Honolulu in the near future. Ro-
gan is in the heaving business, in
! fact one Of the leading beavers of the
| islands .....
During his sojourn in Honolulu Ro-
gan completed deal for some real es-
tate on Tanning Island. He has had !
much experience in tanning, in fact
yesterday afternoon he disposed OF
| rs perfectly good All-Star fans, which
| is some business for one afternoon, II
compiled in the commercial columns.
Getting down to athletics, there was
ball game at Athletic park on Sun
day afternoon which was thriller. if
the innings had been shifted. The
25th Infantry team opposed the All
Stars and played a jolly good game,
y'know. In fact they won out and at
the end of the last inning had seven
scores to three for the locals.
Roean Sets EN- Down
Rcgan established a local record for
| strikeouts, making the first nine men
/ who faced him use the wig-wag code.
4 Then En- Sue, who usually starts
/ thines, had to fly out to the outfield.
! During the afternoon R0gan sent Is
! Of the Stars back to the bench via
I the Signal Corps code. If the ALI
i Americans can get away with more
! than 81 runs off this pitcher, then
Brooklyns are the worlds champions.
Vernon Ayau, Fred Swan, Bill In
man and Chinito Moriyama made their
first appearance on the diamond since
their return, and without practise DEM
i onstrated that they could play real
snappy ball. Honolulu hasn't seen
! such clever fielding in many sleeps,
and it was real treat to the fans to
see Swan and Ayau pick them up in
the infield. Neither player made a
boot. and they handled II chances
without an error. Swan and Ayau
beth cut off what looked like sure
hits ..... - 80.
T Moriyama Caught ..... III. 4
/ Billannlsn speared two good catch
es in the outfield, and secured one hit
which counted in the scoring. Chin
ito Moriyama worked like machine
in practise, and went behind the bat
early in the game and the sum total
Of stolen bases secured by the 25th
Infantry amounted to as much as the
sale of Panama hats at the South
Pc'e Moriyama proved that his
catching on the mainland wasn't a
streak of luck ...-.... i -: -.
/ If one could forget the first two in
nings, and go en- to the third stanza,
all would be we'll; but someone has
always got to take the Joy out of life.
"Blondy" Williams started in to pitch
That was what he went out for. But
'Blondy" forgot temporarily. The
first man up hit a ball in the air and
Dawson ran after it when he saw VIII
liams wasn't going to make the play
and Dawson dropped it. Even Dawson,
steady playerat all times, gave the
invaders a start Then Dad Swinton
reached for one Of the pitchers float
ers and knocked it down to "Blondy."
There was fellow in the bleachers
who said sBlondy couldn't pitch, and
the flaxen-haired Engineer heaved the
ball at him. The bleacherite was out,
but Swinton wasn't, and after while
two runs came in anu the fans started
to say things. Swan took care OF Ro-
gan and Johnson on two fast plays.
Jackson got Smith.
Exit "Biondy"
One-twothree-Stars Williams came
back in the second, just like one of
these reels like the Iron Jaw. G0liah
hit one mile and Inman slipped go
i ing after 1t and Goliah came home.
En- Sue went back nearly to King
street and took Hawkins fly. 1t was
a pretty piece OF work, and the star
outfielder was given a big hand
Then Moore hit single, and Bert
I Hushaw, manager of the Stars, said
he had secret to tell "Blondy" Aft
er telling the secret, the Engineer
stayed on the bench and out came
South.
South Starred
It has been long while getting to it,
but South pitched really good game,
and the Wreckers were only able to Sc
cure four hits off his delivery during
the afternoon. On his last time out
he made a great showing and CONT
/ Lued it Sunday, and the next time
out he ought to have a mighty big
following. South has improved heap,
and had he been sent in early, might
have made the Mreckers go some.
The 25th added two more runs, and
when the Stars had twinkled three
times in succession for the sixth
straight strikeout, the fans said that
the war in Europe must be dreadful:
After this inning South held the
18th Infantry invaders to but three
hits and his support was perfect. Ayau
and Swan got everything that came
their way, and the fans surely were
treated to great exhibition of infield
work, as Jackson handled every
/ chance liked a finished first sacker.
Hushaw certainly guessed right when
he placed this big boy on the No. /
hassock.
A Run of Rogan ..:. -. =.
Third inning Chinese up. Bluee
Bluee. Nine men famed. Goliah hit
enc OF South's shoots over the gar.
den wall in the third and then came
the fourth and the chance for lozen-