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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1916 WASEDAS DEFEAT NIPPONESE AND TWENTY-FIFTH TURN TRICK Tonight Will See Champion Hoppe In Action i i BASEBALL PENNANT yPOCTINO fiQE i dnnsnrmiu iiiii in nn nil 111111- bu rm hi no First Infantry Championship Goes To Crack Diamond Artists of Schofield Barracks Oaiui Senior Baseball League Opens In Blaze of Glory At Athletic Park i I At last Ihi come into ASTNLK, April 21. Company lost their last game to Company, five to three, and the First Infantry pennant an I cup go to. Company. The series is nearly over and the most successful schedule ever run oil' in the regiment is now history.

Interest has kept up throughout Tbi-ries, and the attendance at the league games has averaged well over two hundred men per ganfe. The umpires were selected from the players of the teams, and their work has been very satisfactory. The game have been orderly and the contestants sportsmanlike in all their contests. The Company boys have Ptarted in to oil the lock on the company trophy case, and to clean the glass doors. I-ist year Company played' a consistently good class of bull and finished in second place.

This year, with last year's veteran team, they were able- to play through the series with nine gamis won and three lost, an.l finished one game ahead Jf their nearest competitors. The Second Game The Twenty-fifth played big league bail in several spots yesterday. Water-house pitched a fine game, except for a i-oitj le of innings, and Janssen must also be given credit lor good work on he mound, albeit the score does not suggest the need of anything of the kind. The trouble wasn't that Janssen wasn't pitching but that the soldiers were hitting. Kogan came through with two homers and had a couple of hits chalked up agamst him beside.

Johnson, Smith and doliah also helped the ball rotably along. The Schofiehl Barracks crowd rolled np three at the first essay with the club. Kogan. homed to right. Johnson singled to left and was scored by Smith's three-bagger.

Cto.li.ih in turn Smith with a two-bagger. In the third Kogan hit the ball clear over the roof of the Chinese synagogue, a whack that would have meant a homer anywhere, t'rafton walked, stole second, went to third on a bum chuck and scored when Johnson singled. The Saints opened their account in the third. Franco singled. Janssen ti- tvvn and shown that they can, i.jx.ii ticca-don, win a halt game.

Ycs-t afternoon turned the ta-I on tin" All Japanese win had drubbed them the previous lay, beating them by the score of 7 to to the hug-' delight of the Japanese rooters at the 1 rU assembled. Tin second game, between the Twen t. fifth Infantry and the St. Louis nine, inhere. I in the Oahu Senior League's season, the invincible hofield liar-la, hs machine -a inning by the wore oi to 1.

Ignite satisfactory, thank you, was the erow.l on hand to see Oie doings and if business only keeps as good throughout the league season, neithei magnates iior players should have any kick coming. Waseda developed an unsuspected hitting streak yesterday and the way they treate.l the ofl'erings of Moriyama was. to say the least, disrespectful. The big pitcher find things going to suit hi 111. yesterday, and what with Wing touched up and having several nt-p of opinion with Umpire Stayton.

he was jretfy good imitation of a rervous wreek when the curtain rang down at the end of the ninth. Stayton. the way, was not his usual accurate elf, it times and Moriyama had a bit of a kick coming. Tlie First Game Waseda, opened the scoring in the second lehioka bringing in a run wlien hall that trickled off Kasajima's hat van messed about by the pitcher. In the sixth the collegians garnered smother.

Oho went to first safely on an nor by third and after having a lucky 1 aage to third, was scored by Saiki. The locals got their noses in front hi the same inning. Araki was forced The program opens with a straight rail game, which will SOD op A large attendance is looked for to-be oi -1 niiibt and among those ho will be At the National (Juard Armory tonight, commencing at eight o'clock, 'Willie Hoppe, champion billiard-player of the world, and Koji Yamr.da, the 1 lie score 'omiiau in action, particularly one who stands so far ahead of his comtemporai ies as does Willie Hoppe, and local billiard lovers and sportmen generally are planning to give the master of the cue a rousing reception at the Armory A' All BH SB PO lowed by pi points up at three cushions. The last exhibition will he '20 up. balk-.

line. Ya-nada will also give an exhibition of fancv shots. present are Prim and Princess Kalan-j ianaole and Mayor and Mrs. John Lane. It isn't often that Honolulu has the chance' of seeing a world's champion I famous Japanese ill idav three exhibition games.

4 1 0 0 1 0 0 A BUSY BOWLING BALL PROSPECTS AT FORT SHAFTER HILO TO ENTER ROWING CONTESTS 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 'ft 1 ft 0 0 0 I CUBS AND WHITE SOX ARE WINNERS "IN BIG LEAGUES WEEK STORE Wood fill, 1 1 10 DeYirgilies. 5 1 0 0 10 Sht Iton, 3b 3 1 1 0 2 (Ulman, If 3 0 10 2 Ross, ss 3 I 2 0 2 P.rvzinski, 4 0 112 Manning, lb 3 0 0 0 7 RoU-rts, rf 4 0 0 0 0 Mc andless, 4 12 0 1 Totals 34 5 8 2 27 Company AB It BH SB PC Kovatch, lb 5 I 2 0 Davent-ort, cf 5 0 0 0 0 Mclleurv, 2b 4 0 0 0 0 Laws, 4 0 1 1 13 Fitzgerald. 3b 4 1 1.1.1 Snv.ler, If 4 1 2 0 0 Biggins, ss 3 0 2 1 1 Mathias, rf .3 0 1 1 0 Leach 1 0 0 0 0 Brind.a, 2 0 1 .0 1 Totals 3. 3 10 4 27 tanned. Peterson hit to first and went to second on a bail throw from right field, Leong's single scored Franco.

Omellas struck out and on second's error Peterson joined the happy throng. In the fourth Jackson 'and Kogan scored on Johnson's hit to first and see-( 's error. St. Louis did the rest of their run-getting in the fourth. Janssen 's hit to left scored Hoke, Amoy advancing te third, anil Peterson's tw-o-bagger bi ought in Amoy, The last scoring of the game was done in the sixth.

Jackson got a pass siiil stole second. Kogan fauned (unbelievable, but he did), Crat'ton three-lagged to centerfield. bringing in Jack-sen, Johnson strolled, and stole second, Many Important Matches Are Scheduled To Be Played On 'Y' Alleys Three Local Crews May Compete In Second City Regatta On July Fourth Second Infantry League Season Will Open With Eclat Early In May The baseball season at Fort Shaftcr will, open sprue time during the first part of May. The' league will probably 10 .2 Smith whined, Goliah hit to first, seor-ng Oraftou, and then stole a sack, Hawkins walked anil Fagan scored Fohnsou. Amen! tie composeti or sixteen teams coming; from twelve lettered companies of the BTI SB PO The score: Inf.

AB Jackson, Tf 5 Kogan, Tt t'rafton, If 3 Johnson, ef 4 in by a base on balls awarded S. Vyeiio. Yamaguchi hit to right scoring Mamiya and Moriyama. Wasedas sweetened their score couple in the next two innings, Kishi crossing the rubber on a passed ball, in the seventh. In the eighth Saiki, after reaching second, thanks to Mor-ivana's poor throw, came home when lehioka singled.

The ninth saw Waseda rubbing it in. Kato's two bagger brought in Kasa-jima and then Oho connected and Kato ambled home. Cho negotiating second the result of a wild pitch, and stole third, scoring on Saiki 's rap to second. Ahich, however, failed to produce Sa'ki ticket for first sack. Korneya's work nt the initial sack elicited general com (Associated Press by Jederal Wireless.) ST.

LOUIS, April 24. In the American League yesterday, Cleveland defeated the homesters, 14 to 2. On Saturday the same two teams played a fifteen-inning tie, the game being called with the score one all, on account of darkness. In the National League at Cincinnati, St. Louis defeated the Reds, 2 to 1, in a 12-inning game.

The Cubs and White Sox loth fattened their averages yesterday, the American Leaguers winning from Be troit, 3 to '2. and the National J.eagne Ktars defeating Pittsburgh. to Big league results: American At St. Louis Cleveland 14, St. Louis 2 At Detroit Chicago 3, Detroit 2.

National At Cincinnati St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 1. (12 innings.) At Chicago Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 0. Team standings: American League si- I Y. M.

C. A. Spring Bowling League Standiug of Clubs I Pet. Oahu 2H 23 5 S21 Service 28 15 13 Honolulu 24 11 13 4HS All Chinese 24 11 13 Cosmos 28 11 17 393 Cheeebakos 28 0 321 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Tonight Cosmos vs. All-Chinese.

Tomorrow II. A. C. vs. Triple xBattel for Mathias in the ninth.

Hits and runs bv innings; 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 5 B. .0 0 1 2 2 2 1 1 0-' 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 B. 1 3 0 0 1 2 3 0 010 Summary Three-base hits, Snyder two-base hits, Higgins, Laws, Oilman, DeYirgilies; wild pitch. Brintlza: struck out, Brindza 12, by Woodfin Lanes on balls, off Brin. Iza 1, off Woodfin sacrifice hits, Sheltou, Manning; umpires, Nit-hols ami Eckstein.

Time of game, one hour ami forty minutes. 4 1 2 0 1 ft 0 10 1 ft 1 1ft 1 I Smith, ss Goliah. Mb 3 Hawkins, lb 3 Fa a a ti. 2 Waterhouse, it was decided at the annual meeting of the Hawaiian Association held last Friday night that Hilo should be made a member of the association, arid it is probable that the Second City will enter a crew in the Kegatta Day events to be next September. At the meeting; Melvin A.

Nlcoll, on behalf of the Hilo Boat Club, issued an invitation for the Myrtle, Healani ami Honolulu, crews to visit Hilo on July Fourth and take part in the regatta planned for that day. It is understood that the three local clubs are willing to make the trip, and if they do, one barge ami' one pair-oared crew will be entered by each club. The races will be rowed in Hilo harbor and a gramlstaud will be erected on Kuhio -svharf. It is now up to the Hilo merchants to state whether they are willing to back the project to bring the local crews to their city, and a definite an 11 13 3 2. Totals 3S St.

Louis A Pete son, rf "i Leong, ss .3 Ornelias, 2b i A. Akana, lb 4 A ft ft 0 ft 0 ft ft ft ft 4 1 3 1 10 4 A 0 2 i 3 2 ft 0 ft ft 1 0 ft 0 2 ft 5 1 13 4 11 13 ft 4 0 mendation. Second Infantry. The Machine Gun Company, Engineers. Corps ami the Hospital Corps.

Already all but Company Company 1 and the Machine Gnu Company of the Second Infantry, and the. Hospital Corps have signified their intention of entering a team, and these will probably declare themselves in at no late date. The schedule of games will be so arranged that 'it will not iinterfere with the target practise of the troops, who go on the range by battalions. The games will 1 played on the new athletic field at the end of the King street car line where the last of the football games were played last "winter. There is no organization at the post but feels the loss of some of their best players owing to their having been, fur-loughed and transferred to the army reserve.

Some, very promising material has been received, however, among the recruits sent to join the regiment since last season, and inasmuch as nearly all of the companies have been etiuallv O'BRIEN SMASHED ab r.n sbpo a ft ft ft ft ft ft I) ft ft 1 ft ft 0 ft 1 1 1 ft 7:30, Honolulus vs. All-Chinese (unfinished match). Wednesday Honolulus vs. Service, Thursday Oahus vs. Cheechakos.

Friday Dormitory vs. P. li. C. A .4 .4 .4 RECORD ISLAND 10 1 1ft ft Nve, cf Hoke, 31.

A moy, If Franco, Janssen, a seda Kfito, ss Yokovama, rf ho. ef Asa mi ma. If Saiki, Mb lehioka, ishi, Hanai, lb .4 .4 .4 .4 a 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 ft 0 1 3 ft 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 I) 1 11 0 0 asajima, Totals r.C 4 ft 27 Hits and nit's bv innings: Inf 3-i 2 2 ft 3 ft ft Pasehits 4 ft 3 2 0 3 1 0 St. Louis ft 0 2 2 ft ft ft ft Pasehits ft ft 3 4 ft 0 ft' I 7 1( 1 '24 12 All 1 51 1 SI! PO A W. L.

Pet. 4 2 3 .02 "5 4 10 1 4-5 .144 3 5 2 r.e W. L. Pet. 1 4 5 Ji'M) 1 li 2 f.

I New York St. Louis Boston Detroit 'hie ago Washington Cleveland Philadelphia National Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Totals All Japanese Tsihi. K7.uk rf Araki, Mamiya, ss Moriyama, Komeva, lb I'veno. cf Yamagiichi, 3b T.

Fveno, If 0 I ft ft 12 ft Allen O'Brien, Honolulu's bicycle speedking, broke the island record yesterday by making the trip around the island in the fast time of seven hours and seven minutes. He left The Ad-' vertiser ottice at seven o'clock in the morning ami reached the Pali twenty-five minutes later. He also made the ride between the Pali and Haleiwa in three hours and thirty-five minutes, and that between Haleiwa and Leilehua in one hour, passing Castner at twelve o'clock sharp. O'Brien was accompanied from town to Kahuku by Clarence Rallius, who was on his way around the island on a motorcycle. O'Brien reached the erest of Pukaki Hill at half past one o'clock.

1 0 3 4 0 1 0 .4 .4 .3 .4 .3 .4 0 I 1 1 0 ft ft 0 depleted by the losses by transfer, they will enter the race fairly even footing and the games should be close and interesting. FIGURE THIRTEEN IS HOODOO FOB SOLDIERS swer in this respect is expected by the end of the week. By Laws Changed Other busiuess of the meeting included the framing of a new constitution and by-laws. In future points will be counted for first, second and third places in the different events, and the club capturing the most points will be declared the winner of the regatta. Points will five, three and one.

In future regattas boats will have to keep to their own water throughout each race. At, the meeting it was ruled that in future tho definition of a freshman shall be, an oarsman who has never rowed in an association regatta. Present at the meeting were: George A. Crozier, William A. Rosa, Rav P.

Rietow, Myrtle Boat Club; William Lyle, L. 1L Hart, B. K. Hooper, Ho iiolulu Yacht Club: K. J.

Hardesty. IT. Healani Yacht and Boat Club. I Summary Home runs, Rogan three base hits, Smith, t'rafton; two bas hits, Coliah, Peterson; sacrifice hit, rafton; hit by pitcher, ve, Leonir: bases en balls, oft' Jans sen (1; oiT Wateih.iusel struck out by Janssen 10; by Waterhouse 10; parsed hails. Franco; umpires, Stayton at plate, P.runs on bases; time of game, one hour and fifty minutes.

SEALS VANQUISH This week 'a offering of matches on the Y. M. C. A. alleys is one of the most attractive of the bowling season.

Three regular and one unfinished match are to be rolled in the senior league and. Club League matches will- be staged on Tuesday afternoon and Friday evening. Tonight the Cosmos anil All-Chinese teams will meet in the Spuing League scries. P.oth clubs are in fine form at present and good scores should result. This match will determine which of the two clulM is to challenge the Service and Honolulus for a first division berth.

Tomorrow a double header is scheduled. The two student clubs. Triple A and II. A. roll in the afternoon at half past three o'clock.

In the evening the Honolulus go on at half-past seven o'clock, to complete their match-u-gaiiist the Ail i hinese. Wednesday night the old rivals, the Honolulus and Service. wiiLmeet. This time they are fighting for second place. Thursday the crack Oahu team, which 14 4 r.ft 3 ti innings.

runs by JOSEPH BROTHERS Totals Hits and Paseliits ft ft 1 ii 1 0 1 10 1 ft 0 1 4 and arrived at the starting place ai 1 1 1 2 ft ft 0 0 en minutes past two o'clock. ft ft All Japanese 0 ft ft 0 ft 3 Pasehits 2 0 1 ft 1 2 The former island record was IieKi WINATWAIPAHUP i- David Nawai who last Sunday mad St. Louis College Shuts Out Company Second Infantry in Ball Game LOS ANGELEANS the trip in eight hours. In a game of baseball plaved vester-! lay, the Joseph team took tin nine into camp by the SAINTLY COLLEGIANS WILL MEET COMPANY NEXT Waipa hu of 11 to Summary Two-base hits, Asanuma, Kato, asajima; sacrifice hits, Nishi, I'islu; hit by pitcher, Mamiya; double plays. S.

I'yeno to Mamiya, Komeyo unassisted; bases on balls, otf Moriyama. ft; otT Kishi. struck out, by Mo-liyama, 3 by Kishi, wild pitches, Moriyama; passed balls, Nishi; umpires Stayton at plate, IJruns on bases; time oi game, 2 hours and 10 minutes. IN DOUBLEHEADER The features of ihe game as las l-racticallv cinched the th lu a return game played Saturday afternoon on the Fort Shatter diamond, the St. Louis collegians cleverly showed their superiority over the Company ship, will bowl the Cheechakos.

The tnilenders took three out of four from the Service last week and are liable to win one or two from the Oahus. TRACK MEET FOR FRIDAY EVENING At one-thirty tomorrow afternoon the St. Louis College baseball team will meet its third opponent from the rankJj of the Second Infantry. Company M. The name will be plaved in the Kame- Coast League Btanding I 1 outfit by administering a Ling to that aggregation, the final score pitching of Frank Joseph, whose and curves proved a puzzle to the Wai 1 a hii bunch.

Line-up of the winners- Frank Joseph, I). Simao, M. Joseph, lb; 1). Joseph, 2b; Deponte, Hb; Yictor Joseph, ss; Perry ef; o-ts. If; M.

Ornelias. rf. August Joseph captained the teani. The I riday Club League match WASEDAS WIND UP Pet. .7.24 .4 7 '5 .407 hameha Field.

The collegiani" have proved veritable terrors to the aoldier boys and have vanquished everything they have met so far. i.o Angeles 11 Oakland 11 Vernon 11 San Francisco Ji Salt Lake 7 Portland 7 10 11 8 1 1 Friday evening there will be meet at the Y. M. C. som-at half-past seven o'clock.

Nest a rro-k mencing SATURDAY IT Ribbons will be awarded the winners reading twenty one runs to zero. Though playing on their home, grounds, the soldieis from the first ball thrown to the last ball pitched played a ragged game, and were hopelessly outclassed. The hoodoo number thirteen played an interesting and important part in the defeat of the boys in khaki, for they made thirteen miscues on the field and their pitchers were touchei' for thirteen hits. On the other hand the Company squad was power tween the Dormitory Club and P. C.

will probably settle the pennant of that league. Should, the Dormitory win, they cannot be caught for first place. 1 1 the P. Ii. C.

win decisively, the championship wilh Ho between thes" two clubs, to be decided in the third ami final round which begins Mav '2. A number of challenges have been is' ued daring the past week, the three Peed, Comes and Mills having tiered to met any three men whose first names are the same. It is report Oak- Yesterday's Games Oakland 8, Vernon Vernon 7, land 2. Salt Lake 4, Portland 3. San Franeisi-o Los Angeles 1 Francisco 4, Los Angeles of the various events and it is expected that a number of well known athletes will be numbered amonj the competitors.

The events will be as folio ifnl .1 Waseda I'niversity n'ne will make its hist appearance on a local diamond at tin Athletic Park next Saturday afternoon, the game, which will be with Company, A. starting at three o'clock. ards, I'L't) yards, iiti-vard potato race. less against aiusr a piian j.a pusra ana cuius tu that a team will enter the fiel 1 lim en. P.ntli of these twirlers I were rather stingy, for fhey cave" not lA.sncuuea rren ey Federal Wirele.in.) with Chamherlin Gomes and Aevedo LOS ANGELES, April 2t.

The Seals as the chief jdn-smashei s. A Charles took both games from Chance's crew (team, to which Vi-nn? 1916 Spalding's Guide Coupon This coupon, if presented with 5ve cents at The Advertiser Offi. South King Street, today, will entitle bearer to one copy of Spalding's Official Baseball Guide NOW F.EADY FOR DISTRIBUTION Out of town subscribers should enclose five cents extra for poatag. a hit. Baptista prtche.T the fust five in-! iid Atherton are eligible, is also a lings, and sent nine men back to fli sterday, to 1, and now in fourth place in 4 to 3, and are the league ra-'e.

possibility. v. ater bucket. C. Havselden who At Poitlanl tht Beavers fell before Mormans, the final the onrush of the South will be on the mound for the Moldieis.

He will play with either St. Louis or the Honolulus in the Oahu Senior P.asehall League si ies, and will be making his li i appva rnnce the Athletic Park next Saturday. The Company are champions -f the Coast Artillery lOrp- and wiH undoubtedly put up an in terest in game against the Japanese phi vers. nine has -wun 0f (lie last pi games played. Bye.

The lineup of the winners follows; The performers for the saintly collegians were: Spencer and Affonso, catches; Baptista and Paul Fernandes, first baie; Jules Carvalho and George second base; Charles King, third base; Oeorge Ilanneberg and Hermann Mark-ham, shortstop; Fun Look, center field; Lai Sin. right field, and Chun Cheu and Manuel Baptists, left field. in pitcnes rrom tne port si.ie. then untfr-Cuard alleys, bowling is picking up all mound duty for the last four aiori; the li ftp. It is rumored that cer- niugs.

striking out six men. Al. Speu-fiisn teams in the leagues would jeer, received tor Baptista, and Aflonso be open to challenges from National 1 performed with southpaw Havselden. Csiar.l teams when the latter down': The men who lid batterv 'uutv lor b'Mng 4 to .1. The tigers broke even with the Oaks On the latter ground.

losing the first game, 2, and ta i ng the second, I to 2. mau competition. the Company Bt were Bell, Wilson, and 3 it.