Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04

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names and positions of the players on
their teams 10 the Ssar-Bulletin. This
column will be devoted to news of the
coming stars, and also to the hasbeens
who are enjoying new. life in the game.
All teams who wish to arrange
games with other organizations are
invited to use these columns for ehal.
lenges. The Star-Bulletin will be pleas.
ed to assist in any way in arranging
dates for the various amateur teams
around the city. amateur baseball
has been given big boost and is here
to stay.
The A. A, U. officials are planning
on taxing more active interest in
baseball than ever before, and mas
much as the Pacific League is strict.
ly amateur organization it is certain
that the officers and directors viii
take keen interest in the promotion
of the league this season. -. ,.
The Manoa Giants defeated the
Frestone team, representing Smoot &
Ste:nhauser on Sunday HiIo Boyd,
who was one OF the stars of the Moana
Giants. covered himself with glory dur.
ing the game. !, 1t is rdmored that
"Carnegie' Wilcox will play with the
Giants this year -. "
The Asahi team is one of the fast
est organizations IN the city and their
recent defeat OF the Pacifics gave
them good boost in amateur circles
With Nuslrida on the mound the Jap
anese have an advantage over many
of the teams a! the start.
Everybody and his brother is orga-
nizing team. The Stangenwald build
ing cohorts are-lining up an organiza.
tion which the5tprediet viii sweep the
field. =
Percy NottaGe. Bill Jansen, Louis
Stephens, Charley Littlejohn and 9TH
er stars are iimbering up their mus
cles preliminary to starting the sea-
son with the Bank of Hawaii team.
Antoine F1arial of the Silent Barber
Shop is lining up team of BARRIERS
which promises to defeat the other
teams BY a ciosa shave
With Francis Brown, Donald Ladd,
Kelii, Rawson, fBiI1 Hollinger and 9th
er stars, Harry Decker will have a
good squad ready for the opening Of
the Pacific League season. The Hea
lanis have been practising twice each
week and are certain to be ready when
the gong sounds.
Henry ChilliBgworth is busily en-
gagged lining M strong team for the
Pacific League, and other aggrega.I
tions will have to watch the Mckinley
team. Chilly knows baseball from
Alpha to Omega, and is certain to de-
velop a strong team of youngsters.
Right now the Mckinley team looks to
be one that the others will have to
beat 20 land the pennant.
What about the baseball players on
Stockholders row? It is rumored
that Harold Giffard, Arthur Rice, Bob
Single, and q number of other stars
intended to organize team to play
against the railroad magnates.
Manager J. @. Ramsey of the Mutual
Telephone Company said today that he
was not aware of a game arranged
with the Filipinos for, Sunday One
of his players.fnade the arrangements,
and as q consequence the Filipines
were disappointed, Manager Ramey
said that he regretted the incident had
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4, To-
first base for the Mutual Telephone
Company team ON Sunday, was hit by
a ground bali and taken to the Queens
Hospital. He is much improved today.
Plada. Mahuku and Williams held
the Schuman Carriage Company team
safe on Sunday at Makiki Field, and |
scored 10 runs to 9 for the Schuman
squad The Mutual Telephone Com.
pany has three good pitchers, and Ma.
huku should show up well when the |
Hawaifs start the season in the Pacific
League. = j
.AIanoa Giants claim victory over |
the eFirestones by score of II, to Al
Costello starred with a four-ply swat.
The lineups of the teams were: J
Manoa Giants-kukela, 2b: Papuhu, /
IS; Richie, 3b; Hilo, p; McCulluna g;
Kahue. Mahuka, IF; Talent, Of; Cos |
Lello. ID; Cunha, Ogawa, If. .. ! !
Firestone Sefro, C.; TAYLOR, If:
Podmore, IS: Gehring. %; Bryant. ID:
B. Meyers and Henry. RI; Perry. 3b; /
B. Simons, P. Henshaw, cf.
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corporation with Secretary of State
James r. holland are F. C. Ewing.