Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-19

with the highest batting average at
the end Of the league season. Leder-
ers are giving the glad rags, and
promise to fit the big bludgeon
Wielder in the proper style.
There ought to be two good games
at Moiliii Field on Saturday when
the Chinese meet ST. Louis and the
Healanis clash with the Ftlipinos-
The Chinese have saved Nelson hau
for this game, and intend TO down the
ST Louis squad. Kau is one OF the
best pitchers in the league, and ought
TO hold the Saints down to few hits.
Francis Brown may be sent in against
the Filipinos, inasmuch as the polo
season is quiet at this time. Donald
Ladd will be behind the bat for the
Healanis and Noble Kauhane will be
back in the game King will perhaps
start on the mound for the Filipinos.
A hot battle is expected when the
Braves meet the Hawaiis on Sunday.
The Hawaiis have strengthened their
team, and ought to be in good shape
for the game. The Braves will per-
haps use Harry Sam Ku on the mound
In this game. Hflo Boyd, the giant
pitcher Of the Hawaiis will perhaps be
the choice to enter the box. This
game will precede the game between
the All-Stars and 32d Infantry.
The Sd and 4th provisional company
of Fort Shafter defeated the LIST and
I'd provisional company team in a
game on Sunday. The Sd and 4th
\ hxy nf II tn z
Kerry and Graham starred for the
winners, while Duffy and Kinzer did
great work for the losers. The line
ups. follow: Observation-Disclosures,
2b; Kerry, i; Boyle, II; Hardy, CT;
=. Roberts, SIS; Graham, RI; Milstead' ID;
Bags, 3b; Loberg, p; Jay, p. Losers
---Kinzer, IS; Brooks c; Riley, So;
johnson, II; Hopkins. p; Freeman, CT;
Briseo, lib; Goodman. 2b; Clinton, RI;
Duffy, p.
The Kamamalu Young Boys defeat
ed the PaUoas at Pawoa park yes
terday by the score Of to l.. The
lineup OF the winners was as follows:
George Goeas, IF; Joe Botheho. c;
Shoichi, p; Giles olivera, Sb; John
Farias, %; John Silva, SIS; Willie
Perry, CT; Ernest Leandro, II.
The Young Philifes defeated the
Young Braves at Thomas Square yes
terday by the score of IL to IA. The
Young Phillies are willing to play any
team their size. 49,.
PhiIlies .......3 0 00721 I 0--17
Braves ........0 o 3 0 30 3 24-14i
The lineups were as follows: All
Nun, r.; Johnny Soares, II and p; Al.
fred Ruthing, 3b; All Chu, c; All
! Chock, and ID: Willie Colds, S.;
Frank correa, 2b; All Ming, CT; Louis
Colds, p and Id. For any information
see Louis y Goeas, captain, Royal
school. s>...
All Bun, the little Ito pound hurler
of the Star Bulletin team, was the big
star In the Commercial League on
Sunday. He allowed but two hits dur.
ing the game, and walked but one
man. The Honolulu Iron Works team
found him an enigma, and White and
Rosa we're the only iron men to hit
safely. Little Yoshikawa, the midget
catcher who is about on par with
the pitcher as far as weight goes, held
An Bun up in excellent shape. The
work of the midget battery will be
carefully watched in the future.
Next to All Bun, Johnny williams
4 was the premier performer, as the
Advertiser secured but four hits off
his delivery. Williams struck out IA
Of the scissor crew in seven innings.
Chun Chew, Bill Lee and Simao were
the leading hitters in this game.
Marcial, who played q great game
IN the infield for the Filipinos had
the crowd on his side after he let go
o few Of his Lets Co cheers and
the infielder showed heap OF pep.
ming when he worked in the triple
play.
Sum Hung broke up the game in
the seventh inning between the Star
Bulletin and Iron Works. The Chilly
crowd were leading by q score of 3
to when Sum Hung hit a pretty
single which scored two runs. White
pitched good ball throughout the
game, but was forced to bow before |
better pitching on the part of All
Bun. Haneberg was a star both at
the bat and in the field, his two hits
counting in the scoring
Pat sullivan and Lum Dunn, two
of the star players of the Pacific
League, have the best averages forI
the past week. Pal Sullivan, made a |
double play yesterday evening when
he broke into the matrimonial game.
He made three Its on Sunday, and
then stole home, Lum Dunn also |
made q double play on Tuesday when !
he also joined the matrimonial squad.
Members of the Pacific League are
extending congratulations to the two
players.
There appears to be great amount
az interest regarding the protest OF
. The game which was played at Ath.
ietic park on Sunday morning be-