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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
BRINzA HOLDS
COMP ANYL TO
five BINGLES
Especial star-Bulletrn correspondence

lSpeciaI Star-BuFletin Correspondence
f. SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May q
AS an aftermath of the regimental Sc
ries just completed the two teams
which were tied for second place, Com
pany f and CompalA IL, played post
season game to determine which was
the better man." F. Company came
out of the game with all the honors.
They outplayed l. Company in every
department of the game and clearly
demonstrated that not only were they
entitled to second place in the league
but that they had a team that could
make the team from NJ Company,
which won the championship, look to
their laurels. In fact, F Company sup
porters are so enthusiastic over the
showing made by the team in the
game yesterday that there is talk OF
arranging post mortem game, Just
to show Company NJ that their
position in first place was mistake
The game yesterday was one OF the
best, if not the very best, game play
ed since the company series started
last January, fact that speaks well
for the interest in baseball in the LIST
Infantry, and fact that augurs well
for the battalion series which is
about to commence. Both l and F
Companies played first-class ball yes
terday, both in the field and at the
bat. F had the best of the argument
in both places and hence the result:
Company F Z, Company l. 1. l. Com
pany hit the offerings of BrinZa often
and well, but every time an F Com
pany fielder would be right on the
job and Mr.. l. Company Runner was
retired at first.
McHenry, the F Company second
baseman, particularly distinguished
ed himself, as did KOvatch at first.
McHenry had chalked up to his credit
| four put-outs and four assists without
an error. And Johnny Evers in his
prime never played better game at
| the keystone sack 1t was we'll
| played game from start to finish and
only lasted an hour and 80 minutes.
L Company fielded almost as well as
F, but the F Company batters man
aged to clout the ball into safer terri
| tory than did their rivals OF Company
| l.. Davenport of F Company was
probably the man who put his feet in
IL Company's defeat. Davenport clout-
ed the ball for three safe ones out OF
| four times at bat, one of them for
three bases, made two runs himself
and batted in three.
| 49,. 1872. ..-. RH.E
Co. F. % 0 0 2 0 0 - 9 l
| Co. l. 90 / 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 5 3
Batteries-Company F, Brinza and
Laws; Company l., Maddes, Snyder
and Cibulka
Summary-Three-base hits. Laws
.CFD. Davenport Cd; double plays
Fitzgerald to Higgins (Fl; struck out
| by BrinZa 6, by Maddes i. by Snyder s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
143RD COMPANY WINS
FROM ARMSTRONG TEAM

The 143rd Company baseball team
of Fort Kamehameha defeated the
fast 104th Company Of Fort Armstrong
on Sunday by a score of 10 to /. Rice,
who was on the mound for the 143rd
Company, allowed his opponents only
four hits, while the Fort Kamehameha
squad secured II bingles during the
afternoon Rice was the leading hit
ter, securing a homer and two triples.
The 143rd Company team has been
reorganized and would like to hear
from some good teams around the
island. The players are taking deep
interest in the game and with more
practise should be in condition. to
meet any team in the city
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
RUNNERS ARRIVE ON LuRLlNE.

Six runners and one polo pony ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday
by the steamer Lurline in charge of
John O'Rourke. Three of the runners
go to Angus McPhee and trio will
go to Harry Baldwin Harold Castle
has sent for Sailor Boy, his polo pony,
and will ride him in the June races.
The horses which arrived yesterday
are Miss Officious, Ypres, Heidelberg,
Whistling Jennie, Bob Love, and a
five-year-old gelding. The racers will
go to Maui where they will be trained
for the coming races
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

Fans throughout the city will have
an opportunity of witnessing what Is
expected to be two exciting games on
Sunday afternoon at Athletic Park.
ST, Louis, by virtue of its recent VIC
tory over the Chinese team believes
that it will win from the Paresa crew,
while the Honolulus. after the show
ing made against the 18th Infantry,
when ther batted Jasper cut of the
box, believe that the game is cinched>
Without doubt the Honolulu team
has improved and with man on
third base who knows the position
the team will be stronger than on last
Sunday. Souza was lame and Paresa
had to use his substitutes. 1t is plainly
to be seen at this time that Junior
League is necessary, as the boys will
have to bear the burden next season
in the role of utility men at least.
Pitchers Battle. .... .......~ :. ~.
With a strengthened lineup and
Never or Williams ready to go on the
mound, and Jansen heaving for the
Saints, the game should belong to
either team Each. squad has follow
ers, and according to all the. dope
that is available the two aggregatlons
should fight it out to the finish. -.
Kim Luke is satisfied that the Chi
nese squad will play good ball
against the 25th Infantry and stated
yesterday that he hoped to pull out
victory. Hoon ri pitched great ball
against the soldiers and held his place
with Rogan after Luck zee had been
banished from the mound. Both pitch
ers want to win from the 25th lnfan
try, and should any other pitcher but
Rogan start it looks like an even
game. .-*:. .-~.
One of the things that has been ap-
preciated by. the lans is the ginger
that is being put into the games, and
with Capt. Stayton hurrying them In
and out it liyens up the game. With
increased pep" in the play and will
ingness to fight for every run the
games should be attended BY many OF
the fans who have stayed away from
the park. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
normal TOSSERS
LEAD LEAGUE in
Opening GAMES
SCHOOL LEAGUE

Heavy hitting in the first five in
nings gave the Normals g victory over
the Kaahamaru scirooi team by a
score Of Is to 4, sending the Normais
to first place Leo De Roo, at second
base, made four errors for the Nor
mails, but this was made up when he
secured SIX hits out of six times at
bat l.. III. J. =....... ~. -
Chan held the Kaahumanu team to
six hits. and in addition batted out
home run. Nolon was the heavy hit
ter fer the losers. The lineup of the
teams was as follows: NOrmals-
Chan, p; De Roo, 2b; Chew, c; Roder.
lex, 1b; Johns, 3b; Aketa, IS; Ru'
dolrh, If; Abel, rf; Jarden, CT. Kaahu'
manu-Ah Hoy, C; All Ship, If; He
Chow, p; Kin Him. 3b; Takaiki, S.;
Nclon, CT; Chong Che, RI; Maysyka,
2b; Vernon, 1b. 49,. r..
Royals Win. ~. =. 49,.
Royal School defeated the Kaiulani
team by score of to 1. Jacob Zen1'
mura, who was on the mound for the
Royals, faI.led Is and held the oppor'
ents to three hits. All Wun was the
heavy hitting star, landing a home
run and double in four times up
Wong. for Kaiulani, pitched good ball
but punched hits by the Royals lost
him the game. 49,. ..:...>-
The lineup of the teams were as
follows: Royals-Ah Sung, IS; Geo
Kee, Ib; Zenimura, p; Tanaka, 3b;
Keno, If; All Chin, c; Kiyoshi, OF;
All Wun, 2b; Robert, IF. Kaiulani-
All Chong, i; Alexander, 3b; Lee Kai
c; Peters, 1b; Yin Tim, CT; Bung Yu
SIS; All Bun, 2b; Tai Fong, IF; Wong, p
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Healthy Boys Exercise
AT Duncan Gymnasium
Teach the Boy to "PIay Fair Slogan Of Instructor Of Boys
CIasSes-Much Interest Taken in Development OF Youth
Indoor Meet Proves Need of Institution Capable of Taking
Care of Youngsters Who Need Building Up

competition much interest has been
created among the followers of physi-
cal culture, and 1t is expected that an
outdoor meet will be held at which
more spectators will be able to wit.
ness the feats Of the Youngsters. Ex-
ercise and interest in athletics is
worth while, and as kipiing says:
II you can fill the unforgiying minute
With sixty seconds worth of dis
... lance run, '.-.E.
Yours is the earth, and everything
that's in it. -"
And what is more-You'll be a man,
my son. ~.... =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
KAIMUKIS WIN FROM
RELIANCE T0SSERS

The Kaimuki team scored a victory
over the Reliance team at Makiki field
on Sunday morning, the final result
being 13 to 9. This is the second vic
tory for the Kaimuki team over the
Reliance. .-.s>~. ...~ ....-.
Reliance had lead up to the eighth
inning. when the Kaimuki squad land
ed on Medeiros for five hits and seven
runs. J. Camacho was On the hilltop
for the winners, and pitched good
game The Reliance pitcher held up
the name of his team with the excep-
ton of the eighth inning. l.. CANA
cho played a star game at short, in
addition to landing two hits. Cabral
at third also showed up we'll on the
offense and defense. 49,.
The following was the score and
lineup: kaimukis -Hagglund, If; w.
CabraI, 3b; l. Camacho, SIS; Mcclure.
RI; CheOng, c; J. Camacho, p; A. Mel
sen. If; Ichijo, 2b; A. Camacho, CT; c.
Cambria, ,rf. Reliance-Lee, RI; Ami,
CT; Medeircs, p; T. Nunes, C; Fernan-
des, SIS; Freitas, If; Perry, 3b; Lopes,
Oh. plaPidO III
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

A college professor has inquired OF
numerous classes of children what
word they liked best. OF 500 replies
405 specified mother"
an English scientist believes there
is an individuality in heart beats
affecting the handwriting to such a
degree that it can be identified when
the writing is magnified.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

Cheong, Cabral, Hagglund; sacrifice
hits, A. Camacho, Ichijo; hit by pitch
er, Freitas; double plays, Fernandez
to Lopes to Placido; bases on balls,
off J. Camacho 2, off J. Medeiros 2;
struck out, by j. Camacho IL, by j.
Medeiros s; passed balls, T. Nunes 2,
Cheong 2. Umpire, ]. Robello. Time
CT game. hr. 40 min.
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Chic Wins WATCH
. FOR HITTING in
WASEDA SERIES
Chinese Center Fielder Leads
Visitors at Bat; Receives
hippu Jill Prize i

Cho. the little Chinese center fielder
OF the Waseda University baseball
team, won the wris; watch presented
by the Nippu Jill to the leading hit
ter CT the Waseda team during the re-
cent series here. Che was at bat %
times and secured eight hits for an
average Of $40. .t.-.- III -.
The batting averages OF the Waseda
players for the six games are as fol-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

The Triple A continued to show real
form in the Y NJ. C.. A. Club bowling
match with the =. B. c. last night.
With Mcclure and McTaggert bowling
well over 500, the student club total
ed 1926 and took two out Of three
games as we'll as total pinfall. =.
Canario and Soares did rafting good
work for the P. B. c. Bell and Azeye-
do we're below form. The second
game was dandy and looked for all
the world like major league affair
The Triple A finaiiy nosed out a win
ner 1888 to S72. In the finale the P.
B. c. did the nosing act and emerged
with a count of S91 to their opponents
S22. .: III" j"
Tonight the Honolulus resume their
fight for a permanent berth in the
first division Of the senior league. The
Cheechakos will be the Hons oppon-
ents. Tomorrow the Oahus and All
Chinese, both the surprises of the
league, will meet Last nights
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES,
American League.

= " AMERICAN League. = r
At Detroit-Cleveland s, Detroit /.
At Washington Washington Z, Bos.
ton 4. -" ......~
At Philadelphia-New York 9, Phil.
adelphia 4. 49,. T.: :.s
At st. Louis-Chicago 5, st. Louis
4.
National League.
At Chicago-St Louis 3, Chicago 0.
At New York-New York 2, Brook.
Ign /. j..
At Boston-Boston 4, Philadelphia
.. .
At st. Louis-Chicago 5, st. Louis
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EVA BASEBALL TEAM i
LANDS GAME FROM FAST
SQUAD FROM WAlPAHU|
PLANTATION LEAGUE.

The Eva baseball team took the
leading Waipahu team into camp on
their home grounds Sunday afternoon.
The Ewas got the jump en- the Waipa-
hui team in the second inning, when
four hits Melted five runs. The game
was we'll attended and caused much
rejoicing at Eva. Aeia and Waipahu
will play at Waipahu next Sunday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

The production of tungsten ores IN
the United States last year broke
all records, being equivalent to 2,165.
tons of concentrated, worth more than
50, 600, 600. f o.. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

More than s6000o.O0O worth of gold
has been taken frcm the juneau gold
belt, the first to be- worked in Alaska,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
FEATURE GAMES
BOOKED SUNDAY
At BALLPARk
BASEBALL PROGRAM.

Nav st. Louis VS. Houo|nlus, Ath,
ietic Park. at 1:36 p. m; 18th Infantry
VS.. Chinese at 3: 80 p. m.
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COAST LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Los Angeles 4, Portland ;
San Francisco ), Oakland y.
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TRIPLE A TRIP
P.B. c. team ON.
\. N. MAPLESkID
Y. M. C. A. CLUB BOWLING
LEAGUE. ..... .

Last nights match-Triple A, 81;
p. b.. c., :. ........ !.
Tonight's match = Honolulus VS..
Cheechakos.
Tomorrow's match-0ahus VS.. ALI
Chinese.
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r. H. f.

Batteries-COmpany F, Brinza and
Laws; Company l., Maddes, Snyder
and Cibulka.
Summary-Three-bas hits. Laws
CFD. Davenport tFO; double plays,
Fitzgerald to Higgins (Fl; struck out,
by Brinza 6, by Maddes i. by Snyder s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04
La TRIBUNA POPULAR
Collection de discusses y potsias
(Sesuada Ediz;5al

Ct i.5ro mas Inporsantc en- 81 &c
nero. CoEt.ene Z vaSta collection
&c ais-u7sos para f.estas p~atr.oticas )
a-:os SCHEMES de SocieGades. como
anniversaries de ia fundaci6n &c es
It's, ;ncreso re @socioS, tOma de pose
son, f~uas-a.es. ETC, aSi como docu
Eeatcs E;st6rioos imPortantes = bio
E-a1ias &c los heroes : personajes
mas Fco1.ncates Ge ID historic nacio
al.
Form2 IN voiunea &c zoo pagins'
tornado con grabados.
ccecio Goi ejcmplar: SO coutavo'
Eid=s2 {: lCNAC.o :. Lo1ANo
o3s{Do,ooo5a ST., Ssa Antoaie. gs,
La:PRuESA Is e ceri6dieo Ell es>
9a.i5, Cue .isEe u o.~-c=iae!5n mas
Erauf.e en c! S-r Gc les Estados
UBidos y cl 4ls - e-s : rs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04

Entire las figuras mas atrayeGtcs
que esta guerra ha revelado, entire
los combatientcs que mas simpatiaz
han despertado Ell IA cruenta luCha.
es innegable que, ocUpa un luga1
preemincnte. o. jovcn principe here
dero del tromo Serbio. ci energiao,
vaIientc Y tenaz principe, que ri
irual que eI mas modesto dc sis SOL
Soldados. ha pcieado por Ia iudepcn-
dcucia dc ST. patria, por el honor d.
81 bandera y por los terechos dc
Ia j~usticia Y dc Ia raza que ha ga
nado en- Ell coraz6n de caUia - de
SuS sifbditos. Una fiel, imhorrai'ie de
voci0n Gc lealtad, de amor. dc eS-
pir,tu de sacrificio, para hace frcntc
a as adversidadeS de II Suertc. QLe.
L este heroico pueblo scrbio, como L
csc otro pueblo heroico. ell helga. nan
az0tado con mayor zana. con mayor
crueldad, con i~njusta insiStencIa.
Serbia, geograficamente. desapare-
clio COMO nacion, que tras cruentas
guerras logro su libertad. ' "a afirm6
vigorosamente Ia pocos amos eu u.s.
campanas Sucesiras y victotiosaS.
contra Turquia y contra Bulgaria.
c~nsanchando u fronteras. acometi-
da p0r Austria Hungria. para avasa-
liar las tendeucias e~s!avas. para des-
truir e pan-cSlaviSmo que IDA iom!-
nando entire las pequenas naciones
nacidas del Scno del Imperio Tucco
en- Europa, ha daGo mucStGas de 81
valor Y de suS v!iCudes patriuticaS,
de su bizafria mi,itar. hacienda frcn
te a IN enemigo superior. lderrotdu-
dolo en- varias ocasioneS. pe$e 4 toGa
u ~supremacia. Y poniendolo en- fuga,
hacienda ~necesaria a-interveRcion De
un tercer combatiente, el bu!garo.
que la a{aea por Ia eSpalda, y q
cooperation de los aiemanes. para
poder subyugarla, no sin perdidaS
bien sensibles para e. enemigo.
Serbia. geograficamente. desapa-
recio como nacion. La g~eograf!a DO
Utica actual. habra Ge conSidesar 4
Serbia en- las cast miSmas condicio-
mes que a Belgica, Ia otra intortuna-
da v;ctima De los imperialismos euro
peos; pero. ALA. primero en- la isla
griega de Corfu, donde fueron rcco-
gidos Y entrcn2dos, ' ahora en- Sale.
MICA. Glen mil soldadoS serbios afr
man con las arrnas en- Ia mano Y fire.
neticos deseos de entrar en- liza. la
pcrsoralidad militar dc la pequcua
nacion del Rcy Pedro que SC atrajo
la simpdtica compassion DC TODD q
mUndc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04

= .n. i. L.. -
MI, .sIfI.m. 49, 's
,.,,ar,, D,
- ..TI.I =
,,obro. r.Lrior.. do - ,..a c..r..
y Is 81 var5n tenaz :, y~iy,nosa .,,.ro
los mas p~rcrlaro- yaropos 10 ~, ,..,,
Enercia. actividaJ e.niritn to .,..;
rir;o t.do n rc,,,c - io,.,, L.o-oI.
-;
i. :, rn,.,to -,
no,,-,Io- r,-.. -
4 los oio. de todos INNS nronor,;onc.
r~igantesra.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04
CUENTO DEL Ola
Ell punetazOgde Ia virgen

Magdalena, en- cambio, tienen que
poner otro gesto.
-Cuando no sc han pescadO mas
que 10000 bacalaos, debe uno de nc
terse en- un :inc0n-rcpite ell capt.
tan. o.. matarSe!....
-Pcro. lc dice sin cesar Su seguE-
do de a bordo V cunado-5ticncs tn
la culpa dc que p0r dos veccs haya
sido pr-ciso deiar cl banco, pcrdcr cl
silo V seis scmanaS de pcsca para
enviarte d tierra. Il III dc la fiebre
tifica. que te mira? Es la rulna
para todos, ;pero que rcmediO cabc?
i'm captain no ticnc derccho dc
poncrSe malo!....
-;Quc sc lie dele c~ntonces morir
como un perro. Mil vcccs Ia muerte
antes que las cartas deSoladas del az
mador llamandoSc a engano, y los
~reproches de un cquipaje que pierde
10000 bacalaos por mi causa!
~, sin embargo, cuando asi su-
cedc. 80!
Singularmcnte por Ia noche rs
cuaEdo mas sc exaspera Ia e~xaltaclon
del captain. Entcramente solo en- el
Ducnte. Sc pasea las horas muertas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04

uuc hahia de pelcar contra los turcos,
!ocrando tcdas aquellas victorias Que
! colocaron i los so!dados 4 sus 0Edc-
! mes entire los mas. privilegiadOs de
los mas p~rcparados ejercitos.
y IN ano mas tardc mautuvo Ia
misma posicion militar. mandando
tambien cl primer ciercito Scrbio CT,
IA campana que con los gricgos hu"O
de sostener Serbia contra Bulgaria.
Durantc cl corto periodic dc paZ
que hubO entire IA Ultima guerra scr
bia. la que mantuvo con Bulgaria. y
cl estallido de III actual conflagraci6n
! curopca. ell Principe Alexandra. de
dic0 las mas intcnsas &c sus ~aciiviaa-
dos a. Ia reconstruction del cicrcito
Serbio. 4 Su rcorganizaci1n sonrc las
bases mas cientificaS Y mas cficaccs.
| Ilevando 4 cabC "a. labor de admira-
! bic mancra con q auXilio dc TODD su
pueblo. sirviendo de intermediate
entire las necesidades miiitares Y las
necesidades de Ia poblarion civil, To-
crando .~co0rdinar "a acci0n de las
autoridades civiles y militares, :
c0nSiguiendo e. objective %proDuestC..
que POGO tempo .dcspuGs, aUn no
conciuida 81 obra. habia de p6ner Dc
manifesto Su provision. ST lucide2 y
los bcneficios que todo >el sacrifice
que ,eXigiera en-. IA: paz habfia dc -
portar en- la guerra, como 10 repOrtC.
m~antoniendo 4 raya u tOdos los cier.
citoS auStTiacos Y d todos los gene
ralcs que &c c~nviarop en- su contra,
Solo el retuerzo de los aiemancs,
despucs dc mas de un 21o de ,ucha.
debilitada ID n~acioh. pos ~aquclI3 tra-
mcndH. cpidcmia de- titus que anisu
deSastrosa 'retirada dcjarQu los aus
TRACES suando Ia prinfera invasion.
On que tambien deiarnm mas. de -.
10000 pri$ioneros, ' la accion dc
Bulgaria, atacando por la espaida a
los dcfensorcs de Belgrade. pudo
couse@uir Ia destruction dc la forta-
LEA militar del pcqueno pueplo de
labriegos : pastorcS, de soidadoS
arrojados y de jcfes admirabIcs.
Durantc los commences dc Ia pre-
scut, campana fuc ~nercsario que c!
principe Alexandra. como Principe
Ecgcntc. asumiera cl mando eli jcfc
dc los cjGr,itos scrbjos, para Que s..
conquistara. al dcsplecar tod2s :u>
actividadcs Y toda Ia habiIidad mill
tar dc que ha hccho gala, cl rcsrc-
to de TODD q mundo.
Por naturaieza cs un cspiritu mar
ciaI, : por cstudios cs IN j~uriSta. que
= clio dcdicara los p~imcros amos de
81 vida en- las Univcrsidadcs rusas, Y
por clio cs que siemprc ha saDido
combiuar maraviliosamcnte las artcs
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