Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-10
MAUI CITIZENS
|. ENTERTANf FOR
ST. LOUIS BOYS
Honolulu Athletes Meet Valley
Isle Stars in Four Contests;
Many Affairs Given
BY GEORGE HANE5ERe, .
soecisI Correspondent with st. Louis
Athletes ...

> Mani citizens did themselves proud
IN entertaining the party OF 80 stud
Thts gfTom St. Louis College during
Iztheir; three days stay on the Valley
ISLAND From the moment the students
arrived until the Mauna Kea left the
sSAIauftes We'd with one another to give
The beys a royal time.
IA summary Of the various events as
scheduled during the trip Is as fol-
lows: ~ .,....
Saturday, April s......s.
Rough trdp. Landed at Lahaina
with all the boys seasick. Stayed at
the Grand Hotel; the best in Maui
Meals at the Grand Hotel Fine treat
ment there. Started game at four
summary: Innings pitched by Mark
ham 22-3, Ii at bat, runs, hits.
Hayselden A 1-3, 80 at bat, runs,
hits. <Kuhu innings, 80 at bat s runs,
7 hits. Home <Tun-J. Rodrigues.
Threebase 3hit-Lai Sim. Struck out
by Markham 1, by Hayselden 4, by
Knh,I &. Bases On balls-Off Markham
2 off Hayselden 5, off Kuhu 5. Hit by
pitcher-Haneberg 2. IMPRESS.
Kaleo and Freitas. Time-2 hours.
Owing to darkness the game was not
completed. Went only for innings.
Slow game owing to the fact that we
we're unfamiliar with the diamond.
Score, 1876 in Maui's favor.
Lineup for All Mauis-W. Cum
mings, S.; j. Silva, cf.; A. Pombo, 4b.;
A. De Rego, c.; ]. aRodrigues, 3d.; All
Keong. IT,; N. Cockett, IT,; j. Kuhu, p.
st. Louis College-Fon Luke, H.
Haneberg, 3D.; Lai Sum, h.; Chun
Chew, RI; Kurisaki, c.; In Bun Hee,
SIS; King Tan, 3d.; Lam Wing, r.;
Markham, D.; Hayselden, p. 49,
In the evening we had basketball
game. A dance followed. We won,
33.11., j: g.. .:..@
Lineup and summary-St. Louis:
Lam Wing, Rodrigues, forwards; Hay
selden and Fon Luke, center (hah
game apieee); Ed and Ernest Vreden-
burg, guards.
Alexander House: De Rego, Silva
| forwards; Wilmington, center; kaho-
ohanafio and Correa; guards.
Field goals-Lam Wing 10, Redri-
CUES 1. Fon Luke /, De Rego Q. Foul
goals-Lam Wing 8, De Rego
Referee-T ownsley. Umpore-Town'
son. Timers-Kong Lou and j: Refs.
Scorers-Affonso and Slender.
Sunday, April 8 80 :. .. 80.
Church services. Choir sang splen;
didly. Visited Puupene, Paia and Ha.
iku. Alvin Robinson, once pitcher
of the EIfinesetTfateferr..s took ms IN
| his automobile to these various places.
Visited Puunene Mill.
Started game at p. m. Largest
crowd ever seen on the Waiiuku
grounds. VIM. E. Miles made his first
appearance and infused the old pep
| in the boys. Autos encircled the ball
| field. Majority were fanettes. They
applauded for both sides when bril-
| liant plays were made. -. -
Summary OF Sundays game:
Innings pitched-By Markham 9, Al
at bat, 5 runs, 10 hits; by Hansen
(Maui pitcher) Z innings, 40 at bat, %
runs, % hits; by Cockett maui pitch
err 1 inning, at bat, 2 runs, ] hit.
| Home runs-Kurisah 2, In Bun Hee
Cockett> Three-base hits-Shun Chew
| 2. In Bun Hee. Two-base hits-Mark
ham, Chew, Ohesa, Haneberg, Fon
Luke. Struck out-By Markham 6, by
| Hansen 4. Time hours and 20 min
utes. Umpires-Foste and Alvin Rob.
inson. =: <=e.~= ....-...c.
In the evening had a luau at the
Grand. Speeches rendered. Miles ].
Garcia, A. A. Refs, Jos. Kong Lou,
spoke. Geo. Haneberg gave a talk
on big league plays. i. = ~. &. t.
Monday, April 9 ......5
Visited lao Valley, Waihea and Wal.
kapu. Started game at $3.50 p. m. Los
of excitement. .>:... H..
Runs: ......-. ..,. -..... 49,.
| All Mauis q l o 0 1 0 9-13
s. L. C. ......0 0 o l 0 o o O.
Kuhu of the Mauis pitched excellent
ball There was slight change in
the Maui's infield, Bal substituting
| for Bompo at first base. - :
st. Louis played wonderful rIltii
| that fatal ninth. Hayselden and kuri-
saki worked in excellent form u. IS
j. Kuhu and De, Rego also worked
fine. u 80.
In batting Maui outclassed s. L, c.
by slight margin Final score, 1873,
III lu6 hoN q OohddSt owen
| by old st. Louis College alumni. All
the ball players we're guests.
Summary of the game: Innings
| pitched-By Hayselden 8 30, 40 at bat,
10 runs, 10 hits; by Iu Bun 1-3 inning,
4 at bat, runs, hit; by Kuhu 8, at
hat, runs, hits. Home rIin-Rego.
Three-base hits-Kuhu 2. Two-base
hits-Lai Sim, Kurisaki, HaneDerg.
Double play-Haneberg to In Bun te
Lai Sim. Struck out-By Hayselden
4, by Kuhu 9. Umpires-Soares and
Garcia. Time of game hours.
Second game: -s.ts.
Maui ........O0 Io1 o o 3 o.
S. L. C. ........1 1 Z 4262 *T24
Members, Of the st. Lo1Is party re-
turning this morning were: Billy
Miles, All Seong, Fun Lake, Kai SIN.
Chun Chew, You Bun Hee, Ling ian.
Lam Wing, Bruhn, Kekepi, 'SmIles"
vredenberg and Dutch" vfeienberg.
The athletes remaining on Maui were
George Hanebcrg. Wild Alfonso, ifuri
sski, Markham, Hayselden, }. X. Lau,