Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
OPENING GAMES
Al MoiIHii Field

81 A. ,MoiIiiii Field
Satnrday-1:45-, Healanis VS. Nc.
KInIeg; $3.50, st. Louis VS.. Hawaiis.
Snnday--lt30, Asahis VS.. Filipinos;
3:i5, All-Stars VS.. Wreckers.
Senior baseball In Honolulu will be
given its first inning since Portland
left here. when the wreckers and ALI
stars clash az Moiliili Field on Sunday
afternoon IL $3.50. This game is ex-
pected TO be q banner card as the All
stars maintain that they viii go after
1 the Wrecking Grew from the start.
During the past few years the
Wfeckers have had the upper hand in
baseball In Honolulu, and 1t was not
nntil the Baby Regiment gave them
scare that the fans realized that there
was some team which could win from
+ the 25th Inf. 81.
Al stars Figure d, 49, ~
Nov comes Henry Chillingworth
end his crowd OF All-Stars, and Henry
believes that his team viii be the one
"a down the soldiers when the big
TIT comes on Sunday. He has gath.
ered>fogether fast organization and
the only three teams In the city cap
able Of winning from the, All-Stars are
the Rnger Giants, 32d Inf. and Wreck
efs. and. these teams viii be given q.
chance to prove Il as they are all in
the same league.
the Wreckers VIII have an excel
lfnf pitcher In Morgan, the tan finger
who looks like the goods. Lou Ken
nedy OF the Portland Telegram be-
lieYes that Morgan and Aulston viii
be real stars within year, and al
though these pitchers viii hardly have
the aIi,around ability Of Rogan, are
good enough 70 win from . bunch OF
teams
Jasper and waterhouse have proved
their ability to pitch. and one or two
other stars are being uncovered for
the league. With the hard hitting
team behind them this collection OF
fiinfefs should show something de-
xtII1 the fact that Rogan is on the
n6i6land
Willl,nns md crumpler
ChIiiingw6tfh viii have two big bets
II Johnny Williams and Crumplef as
pitchers. Williams has been working
wei of late and pitching in the Com.
nlfrci1i League has been setting the
teams down with but few bingles and
6s 1 rule has been striking out more
than half the batters.
crumpler Is Hawaifs best south.
paw. and pitcher who looks like the
f6ods. He performed against Port.
land and held the Beavers down to a
small number OF hits. He viii be
rt11y 70 perform In good style this
fc1Eon.
Other starr
lCGagin and Henshaw will be sta
toned behind the bat, and when Nc.
GafIn Is catching Henshaw will per-
hap BE used in the outiield as he
a. GOOD hitter, and q heaay player.
Charley Lyman, one OF the best known
diamond stars I'M Honolulu, will be
stationed at the first sack. and Dun
~ may take care Of the second cush-
ion With Reach At short and Maddis
It third.
t1cE6r In the islands, and should put
up : good brand OF baseball this year.
C1i|IineWorth injured his. arm while
VunIrine but Is expected TO be back
I1 harness IN short time. and this
Ni'I mean added strength TO the team.
Chilly secured reliable player for
l's team today when Lang Akana.
signed With the AIl-Stars. Lang is
one 81 the popular players h Homo
l1Iu. and - strong In all departments.
Then Judd, the little outfielder who
has played so many times In Homo
l1|n and Henshaw and one or two
other stars will be given a chance to
PLAY Ia the outer garden
Ae1ti1 W. Fillpinos
u The opening game of the day Ho-
noIul1 baseball fans will be treated
to one Of the best exhibitions of base
ball. At 1880 the Asahis and Filipi-
nos viii begin play. The Asahis are
without doubt the best baseball team
Tor their size anywhere There is not
. team IN Honolulu. young or DID,
which plays better teamwork and
show more real class In fielding, base
running and pitching.
The players are small and eonse-
lQuentiy are not heavy hitters, but not.
Witkstauding this secured extra base
lbin4Ies of Plada in the last practise
game The little japanese players
have worked together as a team for