Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
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CrumpIer and Brinza VIII Be
Ready for "christy" Kelly
Tomorrow Afternoon

sJapanese baseball fans Of Honolulu
a. well as Others who have watched
the little Asahfs IN action, VIII have
an opportunity TO give Murakami
bunch the. once over on Sunday after
noon, when the little japanese team
meets the Mckinley squad N the first
game, which begins at 1880 O'Clock.
r Maesake, zthe little southpsW, is ex-
pected 90 huTI for the Asahis, with
YoshikaIRa behind the bat Lieut.
Monsarrst Will pitch for the Mckinley
team, and Kan Le0ng will do the re-
ceiring. Monsarrat has been pitching
good ball Of late, and the Asahis are
expecting q hard game.
Sam KahaIaWei and Henry Chilling
worth have had the Mckinley team
out for practise, and tnasmuch as
Tsakiyama, Iwanaga and Kan Leons
may. 20 70 Kauai, this trio has had
plenty Of training. Miyahafa and
Nushida OF the Asahis VIII both 60 to
Kauai. The Asahis play teamwork
with the best Of them, and Murakam
has lined up a team without featuring
individual stars. .r.E>. -. :.
MCKINLEY will have number of
Japanese players on the team, and the
japanese fans viii have an excellent
opportunity Of judging the future stars
OF Honolulu. Kurano, Tsukiyama
Masaichi. Iwanaaa and Suzuki viii be
seen In the lfneuS. These players
have proved their worth with MckinE
ley and the nigh school is counting
on these players to help tn the We
tory. .-'...
All-etudents Practise 49,.
The All-Students held their last
practise yesterday afternoon and Bin
Mice was well pleased with the splen-
iid showing Of the school lads during
the past week. Nushida, the boy
wonder and Third Baseman Miyahas
"a were also shaping themselves in
condition for the Kauai trip. The M
fielderB and sOutfielders had the hard
est workout with Henry Kaulii and
Flissr batting hot grounders and bull
lei liners to them, while Niles stood
On the sidelines looking EN- over. A
large crowd witnessed the students in
action
After the practise the team was
given new signals by Miles and Bro.
Their Elmer. The signals, though
many, were simple. and the players Of
tie oarden Isle viii have to scratch
Their heads I'm order TO catch any Of
them. This afternoon tie school lads
van show the fkas and fanettes that
they are real ball players and the sig
nails win be run through without any
notice.
Nushsda VIII Piteh
Today the All-Paciflcs win have to.
play BAH in order to win from the ALI
Students. Nushida win hurl for the,
school team, while Sam Ku win be
the choice slabster for the Pacifica
The students are going out TO win and
4 hard battle is expected.
The All-Pacific team is hard nit.
ting squad, but when Il comes to play
ihg real baseball the students must
not be overlooked The probable line
up with the batting order will be
sum Hong, RI; Haneberg. 2b; Lail
Sim, 10; Chun Chew, CT; Iwanaga.
II; Miyahara, 3b; Kurisaki, G: You
Bun Hee, IS; Nushida, p. and Mark
ham. p. This lineup wiz no doubt
oufclass the Pacifics In speed and pep.
Many fans have picked the All-Stu-
dents as smuggling team and whether
they win outhft the opposing team wiz
be seen today This is the last con-
test that the school lads VIII play
here. On Monday at o'clock the
boys viii san for Kaua: with -.Smil-
fnns Billy Miles.