Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

players on the A1-Stu0e1h team was
as exciting as the race for mayor In
The last election. There wasn't the
large vote cast, but for two days the
race was exceptionally close, and the
stream of letters pouring into the Of
flee testified to the interest in the
contest g
A large number Of students flocked
around the office at II O'Clock yes
terday, and when Billy Miles checked
over the last vote, which insured
victory for Lam Wing and Kauhane,
the students left, some to practise.
while others joined In the good
wishes
From the very first vote until the
last Haneberg ran we'll. Some times
he was headed by Lai Sin and Chun
Chew, but In the last batch OF votes
nearly every one was marked Tor
Haneberg. At first Sum Hung ran
strong for second base, but the later
votes showed that he was given a
position In the outfield. .'.'
Kuehn made q big gain In the votes
of the morning. Previous TO this time
he was not considered strong can
dIdate, but in the votes cast yester.
day the Punahou pitcher passed Aim
and finished In fourth place.
You Bun tiee Leads
Tsukiyama, who is pitcher and
a. infielder, made an exceIient show
|I,g IN the early voting, but You Bun
Hee gradually received q big vote,
and IN the returns received yesterday
morning his vote was 10 TO over the
Mckinley shortstop. Sum Hung was
leading Chun Chew and Iwanaga Tor
q time, and In reality finished fourth
n the count, but his vote was split
rs. The same can be said for kau-
hone. Wah Han made good run
lof the shortstop position, and richly
Reserved IT. as he is fast little
player.
I;illy Niles was all smiles when the
vote waa counted. The genial man
nrrr Of the 81. Louis team said that
he fans had made good pick Had
.|ier selected the squad there might
|6to been some question. as lie
would have been forced to pick Kuri-I
.ski Hayselden, Lai Sin, Haneberg,
You Bun and Chun Chew right OF
the reel.
Isuklyams May co
rfnkiyama was selected By both
rtWsuapers as the leading shortstop
"a the interscholastic league, and the
|cKinlev shortstop did play better
IhII during the school season than
Won Bun. The st. Louis star Is
|t.liy great player, and without doubt
....,IS 6c a rnore valuable man work
Ia ALONGSIDE Of Haneberg, and cyl.
I<nfiv this was the reason the fans
card their votes for him. Tsukiyama
y. sweet han player. and can take
.|. nIaee on the mound II necessary.
.&f WiIl Il, all probability be given 9
116nce to make the trip y more tnan
j men are taken along.
|||ss May Send IS
baldwin Is now on Kauai, and tbs
~I|l give Miles q chance 70 take q
|.t1f Il men, and Kauai may allow
Elm 10 take along is players. II 10
.It taken Niles VIII select the II
..I6ners ii the contest and pax out
I43r other players 20 round out the
|7Sin Henry Chillingworth viii not
9, 1Iona. aud Niles viii be cunning
- another manager who knows the
PLAYERS.
RE contest was the talk Of the city
.<rfSrday. and was one Of the most
|nttessfrl ever held In Honolulu. Sc.
|<r|Ions came from every school IN
ne city. from the army posts and
|I6n the baseball players Of the cit
Who had watched the school stars In
their games
The players OF the various school
teams we're anxious to make the trip.
and ell wanted Miles to accompany
them, as be had been popular with the
Eorr IN every school. Niles viii be
Unable 10 make the trip, unless he
changes his plans.
Team Has Prsetiss
The All-Students held their initial
work out ct the MoiliiIi field yester.
f4r. afternoon with Smiling Billy
Niles looking EN- over. The picked
stars who turned out were Iai Sim,
George Haneberg, Kurisad, fwanaga,
You Bun Hee, Markham, Lam Wing
and Sum Hung. The three slabsters.
HSvselden, Baldwin and Nushida, did
fo( show up. chun Chew, Miyahara
and Tsukiyama had to work. so Miles
1id not have q chance to see them In
action. The boys had batting prac-
Use At the very start and they are
rounding the horsehide harder than
ever. Both out and IN the fi3ld the
<fndent tossers worked like q real
1nchine. ChiIly's All-Stars OF the
oahu-Service League saw the young
&fers in action and they were wen
1leased to see that the fans OF the
r|lr had selected such a good team
WiHtBse Athletic Park
Iresmuch as the majority 0r the
bnrs are living near. Athletic park,
n|iIT Miles win take his squad TO
-[Setise at the nearest field until the
|SSm sails 10 invade the Garden Isle
~r<T Monday afternoon. Henry Chill
I|~tworfh. who was to accompany the
|STi6 Is Kauai. has changed his mind