Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-29


= The MANAGEMENT Of MUiliili =
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WIN Lefty Crumpier, the star south
paw, who has been tempted by Pactfc
Coast League offers, be able to stop
the Wrecking Crew tomorrow after
noon at MoiIiili Field, when the two
teams meet in p baseball batiet for
the. Decoration Day championship?
That question appears be one
which is causing the baseball fans OF
Honolulu wonderment these days
In the great game at Schofield on
Sunday, which was stopped by rain,
Morgan, the elongated hnrler OF the
25th Infantry, who is out to rival
Rogan, allowed the wreckers but one
>hit, a single by. Bill Rice. But at
that the tall HEAVIER was hammered
hard in places, and spectacular field
ing held the score down.
Sensational Plays -
schofield fans had an opportunity
to hug their seats on many occasions,
as sensational plays we're the order
Of the day. Lang Akana had three
hits marked up but great plays oy
Goliah, Moore and Fagin cut them
off,. Charley Lyman hit one mile
4 minute toward third, but Moore ran
In and made q sensational, stab OF
the ball. St' - -
Crumpler lost the game in the
fourth, as his wiidness in this one
inning gave the wreckers their only
run. They had q chance to score In
the sixth, but Lark Akana got even
by making q great catch OF Fag1ns
long drive. The rain came down IN
the eighth and Umpire Hollings-
worth called the game. &
n the Schofield game the All Stars
played q great defensive game, and
Dunlaps slip was the only bob dur.
ing the day. Charley Lyman had
only three put-orts at first base.
which shows thai the southpaw had
the Wreckers hitting them up in the
air. Crumpler famed five Of the
wreckers, while only two OF. the ALI
Stars breezed the air.
BIZ Crowd Expected ~
The game tomorrow afternoon Is
expected to draw a record crowd, as
the AllStars have made good with
a vengeance In the last three games,
and with Crumpler, Brinza and VIII
liams ready, the ChiIlingworth crew
ought to win. Looking at the situa-
ton. Il should be q toss up, but un-
less Morgan, or whoever pitches,
can turn in real game, the Stars
should have slight edge.
This viii be the last time that the
All-Stars will have q chance at the
wreckers before Rogan returns, and
this will be their one opportunity to
70 after the game. Both Crumplef
and Brinza have been effective
against the Wreckers, and Chilling
worth. Lang Akana and Charley Ly.
naalig are ali confident that the Stars
VIII do the decorating toInorrpw af-
terno0n at 3.16. IL
puke, WI Play e: IS 81.
Hawaii's leading athlete viii also
take part in the Festivities on DecaF
alton Day, as Duke Kahanamokp.
worlds champion swimmer, will plaE
first. base for Mckinley in the first
game, which win begin at 1;3o. Me-
Klnley viii meet the Hawaiis, and q
good game Is expected Monsarrat
viii perhaps be on the mound for the
i MoKinleS team, while Simon or Boyd
will work for the Hawaiis. i
There has been much discussion
regarding the possibility OF Duke
making good In baseball. In the
practise games to date he has shown
q heap OF spirit, ana has handled the
throws to first base In excellent
style. Henry Chillingworth has been
coaching him at the bat,- and the
champion has been banging the bali
out in practise. Whether or not he
viii make good at the start is CUES.
ytion. but the players believe that
Duke will be big help to the team
onx &c ny,ar