Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

Of American engineers in France.
Success to the gallant old boy. and to
his ball club!
See that the Washington Americans
have signed a bird named Charity.
Now, II they can secure Faith, Hope
and six good hitters, they may do
something yet.
No wonder Smiling" Miles brought
home the bacon with him from the
Garden Isle" He had as his helpers,
Captain KurisaN of the st. Louis
College champions, Iwanaga Of NC
Kinleys, Baldwin of Punahou, Tsuki-
yama of McKinleys and Sum Hung
of Mills. The last three named will
be captains of the ball teams for the
year 1917-191S. Kurisah was elected
captain of the Students while In
Kauai.
Yamashiro, once a ball player OF
the Chinese Travellers, is now hitting
the pill away off in Gettysburg. The
old boy from the land of the Cherry
Blossom is hitting the sphere over the
300 mark.
Haili Of the Advertiser was off color
in Sunday mornings contest against
the Iron Works. Although his team
won in a nine to nothing battle, this
youngster was guilty Of four miscues.
H. /. Kurisaki, brother to Chubby
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turning passenger from the MAINLAND
Lon the steamer Manoa. He has been
absent from the islands for four years.
Kurisah is a finished dentist and IN
! tends opening offices in Honolulu.
Baseball is the grandest sport that
/ was ever invented. It is the squarest.
the cIeanest, the best" These are the
words uttered by Billy Sunday, once
| ball player himself and now a
preacher of fame and renown.
| Stewart of the Won Hamm' Young
team made a freak homer in Sunday
mornings game against the Star-Bul-
lIetin. He hit a Texas Lacquer to
Rhoads, the left fielder, and second
later the ball had found a hole IA
Rhoads. He Immediately raced back
| for the ball, but the sphere was not
to be found. The pill perhaps wa\
educated and managed to find a gap
in the fence.
| Chillingworth and Moriyama did
the Ayau-Moriyama stunt in retiring
Smith in the sixth inning OF the ALI
Star-Wrecker game. That play was
executed like q flash of lightning. or
course, that's one Of the many bril-
liant plays pulled off at Moiliili field,
when the Stars are shining.
Pat O'Sullivan Of the Braves is q
man to be dreaded by pitchers espe-
cially when Pats team is in danger
of losing. Last Sunday, when the
Braves were In jeopardy and two men
were on the bases for the Braves,
what do you think Pat did? He took
an awful notion, laced the sphere
over the fence and won the game for
his team.
Troop *, Boy Scouts, captured the
second game of the championship Sc
ries from Troop v by the score of
I12-11. Rudolph Silva pitched great
game for. the visitors. Crane led in
stolen bases offering four sacks for
the day
There were many strange incidents
that happened whilst the Students
were on Kauai. Nushida, the boy
Wonder" was not looked upon as a
pitcher Of fame and renown, but as a
| of carrying bats. OF course, they
changed their opinion when the mid
get pitcher twirled winning ball
against P. A. c., the Kauai champions.
The Fernandez family of Kauai is
well represented in the world of
sports. The boys are all natural ball
players as well as good sprinters. 1t
was mainly through the efforts of
John Fernandez that the All-Student
trip was made possible.
The Schumans are taking things
mighty seriously these days. They
are now having the habit of banking
their opponents every time they meet.
The automobile boys BANKED the
Electricians 20 and last Sunday the
iSpaldings we're their next victims,
shutting them out by the score of So;
Stop. Look and Listen! Johnny
Williams in last Sundays game
BANKED the Spaldings, pitched a
three-hit game and secured three hits
out Of three times up, thus batting
1000. Is there any major league
scout in Honolulu looking for a real
pitcher?
En- Sue made his debut with the
All-Stars last Sunday. The fleet-foot-
ed Chinese gave the fans a real treat
in base running. After he had been
issued free pass by Jackson, En- Sue
did the merry-go-round stunt and
brought in a run for the Stars.
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