Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-29


cific, 20 togetheE After the game,
which the BraTes won some time ago
We began TO belize Il. but after Sum
day itkis certaih bat all these com
.binstichs work cot The Braves and
their seventh1nnink rally went togeth.
er, but they lost to st. Louis just the
same by q score OF 5 to 3.
The fans journeyed down to the ball
yard Yesterday afternoon, saw some
nice pitching on the part Of Admiral
Perry Of the Braves and Markham and
hzyseiaen OF ST Louis. 10 begin
Nith Markham neid the braves 20
I've slntlessfor SIX innings. Aomlral
Nolsep, Mno started lor the braves,
Leo - OF day Rosa was sent 70
iIrst base IN Ffce OF silva, ana az
yet no one mas founu OUT why ne
assisted N giving the SAINTS Two runs
Ilgnt OH the BAT
Negsop Sces out
I've singles and q double. comnlned
e 49, 49, $3.50 49, 1870 s Sain nS . .hsr
admiysi Nsison we ernected IN ~.
IN 0bfx md Ne did Il nv waking 10
~ 1bs6kk and ice-AdmiraI perry
Ma t'fen the flaeshfn And Perry
fgf1.[ 6Il6Hed ercellent hall. as only
~ : r. 800 we're secured off his de-
livery n .<exen innines, and not one
IN ero9<ed The Mate.
The 1{renth-innine rally was start.
"a e. fer advance done. when THOMAS
81 Ter two sraclxs Is the left yeldt, and
aiffnceS when perry singled. and
two E'elj.s and wild bitches gave the
Er[Vte three runs ana then thew
,,ie{ni real raj.
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f IA AZ firhi ~ ~ f,,is p perry , vas
nilcIirs ZOO ks7i ana etrucf o,t
ni1< .'iSn ib etVc5 innings
49,. ~. 60.
- -. -
|tIk "a. Evans, Z new man Who
W. secured q oLuclete was gwen
yryQqt ana n MS initial perform.
H.,kea toNe.o tne stand anu
e.I4; Ladies ana gentlemen. TINS
'.e q AmeIican oasepsh VIII pe
l.NLee oetNeen TWO last mines OF the
~ Ht!'e enq 6fhyes 1nen ne came
tnrQp11 NILns me Is stuLL he SAID
Nelson ana MI Lee VIII pc the
ueLteIt 4qf ne 6rafes I ne naun
cqiteQ Nelson with the mister prefix
1e nlent nave sot OF eoou, put ne
Net HANDICAPPED % start
a y ns.Q - Judge tne Work OF the
I. Z. . o'' ~. OCCASION, ana oes'
!. 3. . .'.H.. ~ eo.oI = w. n ~
~. .nu ne Hleht uD
q E. -'' la' tst us al none 50 g
I. pSeAsl Inaqe Two errors 70 nis
~ tte
7e<.s'.r
IhIs boy Hayselden had everything
ytsI <Ila4 AFTERNOON after be had re-
IicIe4 Nnrkhans end tanned six men
n two innings, which Is pretty fair
lIfE1 'uE. he was very wild. and fall
"a ~ follow the sienals His sharp
brtek ink shoots and his low ball we're
I||t'.I| WI ~ w !" w caNSl NV
KlIIHaki was crossed twice on balls
tI'I we're : mile vide Kurisaki
l1itttl some balls yesterday. and he
win Mise some more next time. per.
hans: but he looks like the sweetest
Ipcki1t catcher that has been deyel-
ortd h some time. One thing that
i11IE1<fes the tan e the fact that he
sNu 1rt The bah of tn hurry, and
has = YQndefful throwing arm. The
reed ~ end Qf Il VIII come N time.
lie coEIIt to learn to play at top
speed az Al times. especially In re-
t''sl'I'I N1Id pitches.
Coed Pltchino
There are = lot worse pitchers per-
Io'|0|ne 1found IN the older leagues
than any 81 the four who had their
fr|1I yesterday. Hayselden Is espe-
tI|It nr6mising, and we shall see
Wat 1fcCredie has to say about the
Junior sfar. He looks like the best
pI..Det( here At present with the ex-
cs|,(Iun tf Vernon Ayau Eddie Nell
thinks that both Hayselden and Mark
A1& are pitchers who wiz go up some