Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-28

"Vini Vidi Pau."-This phrase which
was taken from the original Sanskri'
long before Eliza started the new
skating craze, was inscribed on goat
skin yesterday afternoon and pre-
scented to the members of the congress
.sional party. Reason for same being
that the legislators saw, the congress
men Gaming and they likewise saw
them saving, and won a perfectly
grand ball game by the score Of 6 to 0,
which somewhat resembles football
score. g..
There were in the neighborhood OF
about 764 spectators on hand yester-
day afternoon at Moiliili Field who
witnessed the diamond melee, and
there were about 757 of them who
thought perchance the game might be
c. Chaplin affair, but it wasn't, and
out of the game came heroes, hoboes
and many who may wear the laurel ia
all justice.
Castle Starred ,
A. L. Castle, the blonde HEAVIER for
the Legislators, had everything yes
terday and he had the Congressman
dining on his phalanges throughout
the session. And he was ably sup
ported by his teammates who went to
the fore and collected a Fiorodora
score. During the battle on the left
sector he sent six Of the law archi-
tects of our nation back to the dugout,
the Florodora feature coming in once
again. 5....~ ...
Sydney Mudd of Maryland also de-
serves a great deal of praise for the
manner in which he performed on the
hilltop. He played real baseball from
start to finish, and with James Nc
Ciintic behind the bat, handled their
end of the game in real shape. The
battery work of this pair. would do
justice to Johnson and Ainsmith. Big
Sam Nichols was the batting star of
the day, getting three safe clicks off
Senator Castle.
Governor Starts II
Governor Lucius Pinkham started
the fireworks by shooting over fade
away, to General Sam Johnson, who
was behind the plate. Mayor Joseph
Fern made two wild swings and was
called out on the third one. Then
Glenn jackson started things off with
a real pep by announcing the men
who were to take a prominent part in
the struggle.
Our home town boys, who had beer
studying the early bird articles, went
out after Mudd in the first canto, and
proceeded to knock the last d out OF
Mudd. Miles started out with pretty
double to Maine, and Eddie Fernandez
laid down a pretty sacrifice. Then
Castle hit hot one to Kuhio and was
safe. Kawaha, which is the Hawaiian |
name for Benham of the Coast De-
tense, then started the fireworks with
a four ply swat out Minnesota way.
Bland returned the throw late in the
day.
Chillingworth marched to the plate
and clicked one of Mudd's choicest
shoots for a clean single, but Cooke
and Wilder went out in order, ending
the struggle,
Cooke in Limelight
From that time on it was real
ball game and out of the plays of the
day Clarence Cooke stood out as the
real star. He got everything that came
his way, and accepted a number of
chances which would have been hard
plays for regular big Lacquer. Cooke
cut off three runs during the session.
That Castle and Mudd are no joke
pitchers was appreciated after they
got in action, and the spectators wit
messed some real hurting. Castle had
the advantage in strikeouts, while
Mudd allowed one less hit The local
pitcher was especially effective when
men were occupying the hassocks.
The Congressman had been on bases
in every inning, but the invaders