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1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL A I) HONOLULU TUESDAY. -IUXE Special Snaimer Reluced CI ti 1 I1) id 4 ii i iiL mi made Yacht in Which England Puts All Her Faith FEDERAL LEfiGUE Mir CHALLENGE COAST DEFENSE BEST EAWLflY TWEHTY-nFTH BESTS VARSITY 7 II LEAGUE Cincinnati and Chicago Tied for Second Place in National Leasue. YOli'u, June A-Mii-in: Hres by Federal Wireless) niilauel-jdiia and Hostou were jircventci from placing their biv. 111 the National I eagne, by heavy 1 a in. New York and Brooklyn divided the Ik uors, Brooklyn winning the m.iruii.g game.

to 7. and losing the afternoon one 8 to (i At St. Louis, Pittsburgh defeated the home team by a tremendous' batting rally in the so' entli, when they got three 'men over the plate. The final score was to Many Kuus hicago ami Cincinnati had a rua letting streak and, when score was tied in the sixth, with seven runs each, ChientiO came through with two in the ciL'hth and one in the ninth, winning by a score 1ft to 7. New York In the American League Wahiuuton shutout New Yoik and the winnintr run was n.ad games, to ft, ill the "bo'ky Keventh." The st.

Louis-Cb'vela nd game had io be abandoned on account of the wet weather. Chicago and Detroit had a t.Lftit the former making the winnintr run in the e'ghth. The score tied for sex-en innings, and then the Chicago's c-ime through with one run in the eighth. Score II to 2. Boston Too Strong.

At Philadelphia, the V.ome tea. n'. got t'itnmed in easy fashion by Boston. The-, former team made their rolitary run in the first. After that, Boston warmed up and scored two in the third, one in the fourth, two in the seventh and two in the ninth.

The filial score was 7 to 1 in of Boston. The standings (ft' 1 he teams in National ami -American as follow National Lcrgue. the are Artillerymen Took Horsemen Into Camp by Lopsided Score of 11 to 5. SCUOFJELI) BARRACKS. June 2I.

By rapid failure in playing from middling to to iiii, tar "oiiit-i Cavalry team abandoned hope of tieing the oast Hefense tor se. un.l place in the Army League when 1 hv invading a if i I im 11 tool; yesterday sj game by the m-uiv of II to Itwas decidedly an off day lor ihel cavalry, especially for their 1 and if tne game haii men piayeU on the otlier side of pay day the artillerymen could have carried away a good. iittio lumen or oets, so were tne local fans that the Fourth avalry ha i ht Coast Defense's number. Lawson was expected to do the! twirling for the visitors, an. I lie was I regarded as an easv judging I from Lis last two appearances here, but the Coast Defense manager sprung a surprise by sending into the ox Hundley, who usually plays fi'st base in the artillery lineup.

With the exception of two innings whea the cavalry batsmen took very kindly to his offerings, he pitched a dandy game and with the rattling good support that his teammates gave him, fhe rest was easy. Henowski opened for the Cavalry, bnt he was as wild as possible, and the hook had to be produced in the third, leaving Oaks to inherit a legacy of three on. The first man to face (takes hit to Fitpatriek. and the bail got through him and sailed on out to left field and between Kit "pat rick 's indifference in fielding the Pall and Duncan's wild heave to catch the batsmen at third, four' runs crossed the pan. These, with the two that Kenowski had helped over earlier in the the Artillery substantial lead of three runs.

In the fifth and sixth by timely slugging they crossed four more. In the eighth, the local team took another lop on life for a minute, when Oakevs was safe 011 Thomas' error, anil was scored tin ime, the cleanest left field hit of the season, to the running track, which gave" a triple to the 'avalry. Backus singled and scored Donaldson, Fortunately for the long si rt'eriu Bins there were some star-idays to save the day. Donaldson and O'Jlaia made a star catch apiece of dHlicuit high flies. Thomas made a wonderful catch with his extended it hand of Ba.

1m twisting drive to right, which the Coast Defense fielder caught alter a long run. Oake.s in the brief time he was in the field, made a fine catch off his shoestrings of O'llara Texas leaguer. The batting stars were Man gum and Donaldson, the latter also stealing three bases. The game was the last nee of the Coast Defense on the local diamond during the jTosent series. The.

detailed score follows: i 5 Schofield Barracks Nine Make Tally 4 to 1 After Many Exciting Plays. At last the ball Jiave learned to say "auwe," aud they it properly yesterday aftor-Jioon, when the Twenty-fifth infantry took them into t-amp to the tune of 4 to 1. The victory of the Army r'ost nine was very popular with the ol-diery, who were present in la rye num bers. The jame showed more variety than the otlier games playel in the jireseut series. For instance, there was triple play brought off by the Twenty-fifth iu the eighth inning that made the fans cheer for a minute or so.

The maa on second was out, tdiort to baseman, the runner was killed at first and when Forbes, from third attempted to come home he was put out at the plate. Jt was a fine bit of work aud the first of its kin 1 seen for a Ion time on a Honolulu diamond. The ball passed through four pairs of hauls, short to second to first to catcher. Forbes covered himself with glory by making a home run by a tremendous hit to eenterfield. It was a great wallop and the, ball traveled right down to the fence before it was retrieved.

Forbes ran like a deer and made the circuit in great style. Waterhouse Did Well. There was also a double play by the Twenty-fifth that brought forth cheers. Taking it altogether, it was a good contest ami Waterhouse of the Twenty-fifth won his own game. He did good stick work and, besides, pulled himself out of many a hole.

There was no score for the first three innings and the only tally made by Cabforaia was Forbes' home run in the fourth. The Twenty-fifth scored first in the last half of the sixth, when they notched one in the following ma liner: Waterhouse bunted beautifully and made first while the pitcher and first baseman chased the ball and left the sack unguarded. Then Woods came up and, as O'Jlara balked, Waterhouse went to second. Woods made a fine sacrifice and Waterhouse advanced to third. Cullens scored Waterhouse by a hit to eenterfield.

and a second later was caught oft his sack by a smart bit of play. One run and the score tied. Twenty-fifth Make Three. In the first half of the seventh California went out in one, two three order, and then the big doings of the yweuty-nitn eventuated. Willis put one into fhe catcher's mitt.

Dunlap, a pinch hitter, went out. short to first-Collins made a hit to center and reached first in easy fashion. Smith, hit by pitcher, took his base. Waterhouse then landed out a beauty and scored Collins, while Smith got, to third. Woods made first and Smith came home.

Waterhouse then added one more run whea Schaeffer made a bad peg to second to get Woods. Three Tuns, and the Schofield rooters then did some weird stunts. Neither side scored in the eighth or ninth inning, although Hodge was put in as a pinch hitter by the Californians. Willis Good Work. One of the features of the game was a wonderful barehand stop of a red-hot one from Cifkin by Willis on third.

The ball was traveling like a bullet and Willis held it and returned the sphere to first without an instant's delay. The work was applauded as it deserved. The Twenty-fifth made no errors and California tallied one. The crowd at the game was not as large as might have been expected, but, for a Monday, it was good enough. The Nchofield rooters came in from the country in a special train and they filled the Ewa bleachers to overflowing.

There was a sprinkling of fans on the other bleacher seats and the firandstaud was partly filled. There was great rejoicing at the end of the game and the Army Post fans went up town feeling very happy. The full score follows: v-- a 1 fcNw urn I. SLR THOMAS UPTON'S MIA.MROCK IV. As she on licr first telling: spin.

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Tl, ker on r-ile (1 and at othce; l'ark entrance on Knkui i Kobile entrance 011 St. Auto Of Pineappk Garden Tools the California team into Lieutenant l.unan is hoping that his bunch will also do the trick afternoon at the Athletic Hark. C. D. AH li H1I BO A Hixenbaugh, ss 1 2 ft ft O'llara.

21 I ft I ft 1 2 Maiignm, If I 2 3 1 1 ft Mudnall. 1 2 ft (uillan, t-f 4 2 2 ft 1 Thomas, rf 4 1 ft 1 1 ft ft Howard, el 4 ft ft ft 2 2 Swenson. 1 ft 11 Hundley, 4 2 2 ft ft 1 Totals 11 11 2 27 id "A VALUV-- AH HI! HO A -fti ft ft 11 ft it Duncan, ft ft ft 7 2 2 Kenowski. p-cf Ti ft ft ft 1 ft Fitatrick. ss 2 ft ft ft ft ft I Dynes-, 2 ft 11.

ft ft 4 1 Oakes, f-p 4 1 2 ft 1 ft Donaldson, lb 2 2 ft ft I Hachus, 2b 4 ft 1 1 1 ft Roberts, If 1 1 ft ft ft 2 Turkey, cf-lf Ill 1 ft ft Button 1 ft ft ft ft ft 0 Totals 5 2 4 11 7 SHOOTIf ST IIGH Honolulu Pigeon Shots Might Try New Stunt Auto Head- lights Are. Used. iio.ning ngui of automobile lamps, is the latest thing in the sporting line, states the Los gcles Times. William Ji. Rness and J.

IT. McDufiie are to meet in the first, contest of th, kind ever staged in tliis country, according to local sportsmen. The novel idea grow out. of an argu ire nt 011 the shooting abilities of tin two automobile men. The challenge i was issued by McDufiie.

The terms were, twenty-tive blue rocks at. the reg ulatiou Kues accepted the challenge and when McDufiie insinuated that his eye was of an inferior ipiatitv, iess proposed to hold the shoot, at. night with the aid of I lights on two cars. 'McDufiie in turn accepted Huess 's challenge and arrangements at once completed tor the contest. The match is to take place on the gioiirds ot the Los A ngeles Cun Club Venice.

The judges are to be Fd Tufts of Tufts-Lvon Company, darbutt of the Li's Angeles Atli lite 1 1 and Bieut. Butler ot the trat- squad, doe Ford, chief, deputy distil' attornev, Cain 1 ft ftti' Superior (iiirf. Bert Ding-lev is to oihciate at he traps aud pre-sifte as master mechanic Outing tae contest. A number of local trap shooters who were to have been ore-eat will not. be is to take I -lace San' 'Diego this week.

Siftue of the sh.ooters ho will remain here! to prepare tor the events at the Drj, (inn Club will be 011 haiol to watch the Koess.MeDufiie a tl'a i r. loi-a I sort-meu are anxiously aitimr to see it the mht tiat shoot- li 's a Aceor.iing to s-inie. is will become a 1 'U la i a-1 i uie and iht -h'loting parties and afternoon hr rock tournaments will be the rf i stilt. i I F.d Tufts iss" enthusiastic over the and -a vs lie will be on hand! V.UU his LMin to trv his luck at break- I the birds fter eonten is i a nft arraug- I fj t' I 11 1 fob rafts for the evcnii and a 1 in I normal eyesight should be able to shoot TIME i i i -V- HAROLD CASTLE MIGHT PLAYEO POLO Oil AMERICAN TEAM Harold Castle could have gone Hast to have a tryout 011 the American polo team only for the fact that he could not spare the time and that business made it impossible, for him to take part in the preliminary games at 2deadow-bank. An offer was made Castle by the.

American Polo Association, agreeing to pay all the expenses connei ted with the Honolulu player's stable of ponies if the star polo artist cared to go Fast. The oiler could not be considered, however, as Castle had been awav four months from liome and could not see his way to extend his trip. "1 would have liked 'very much to have had the opportunity to take part in the tryout games because, if I made good, I might have got a pia.ee on the American team," said Castle yesterday afternoon, when asked about the matter. "I felt hour, re, I r.fl... but there was in chance of my goin the big games.

I Iftol been awav four mouths from work, and it ould have meant two months' moo absence. Lovers of polo in Hawaii are sorry that. Castle did not find it possible to go Fast and play. Thar, he would have made good in Die trvoof grimes there is no doubt, and. in that case he would surely have made the American team.

He would have st rMi trt hencd- that organization a lot, sav his admirers, and Hawaii would have been still further on tile ma p. ..4...... NOT THE SAME WILLIE. ''Oh. I'm in soctt troubb- Mr little Willie 's got lost' "Well.

weft, it II be all tight. in the lo'igiibei hoo, -knows him." Oh, 'nobody li know him fodav, I've just -'washed him!" Karris City. Times. TO CURE A COLD IN CHE DAY Take Laxative Bromrs Tabhts. AW druggists refund the 'aerify if it to cure.

V. W. (jrovs'i denature ort ncli box tlIS MElJlCiii bt. Uui t' is. The Second Infantry nine will crys bats with the Varsity men four o'clock, and there should be a big crowd to see the game.

The Coast De- tense ami lwentv httli lulantiy uuvt beaten the irainlanders, aud it now remains to be seen if Lyman's Lions cmi also get away with the long of the sire. The Californians play their lat 1,1 uu's ancrnoou, ami lW' wind up then- tour with a v'n toiy. They have won six games and lost four during their stay the. Islands. Of course, the games against the Picked Team and fifth were outside of the i it 'u imes that the isitors came to Hono- I 'n j.lav.

The second game agaii st the Chinese was an extra one. The Californians have won five out 01 the seven Oahn Lea ir lie that they -contracted to play. '1 hev iieat Hawaii. Asahi. P(, Louis.

P. A. and lanahou. They lest to the oast Defense and the Chi.u-se, Pi the regular series. Lieutenant Lvmau lias a nifty bumh ot bail jilaviis, and they will be on then- loes this aliernoon.

The fans should have a treat as ihc game is expected to L-e a close one. ..4... A WISH EASILY GRATIFIED. "A ir rent, deal ot what we call pleasure is larg.dv said the ready-made jdr.losopher. '1 so.

'idie. 1 the man who v. as woriiing on his iitomobi le. '''Now, wouidti von like to le able to take a long ride without having to orrv about' limit or spari plugs or. fires or anything at nil''" "I should say here's a street ear ticket." Kai'ids Piess.

-s. na-ier the pror-osed comiitions ami he. i Mr.sing his rei'ii tat ion a- 1 Mica 1 lintr jiioii 011 the on c-t 1 -i I ins, osie of the well known local tra p-siioot ing arti-ts, is booked tor the com petitions at ssu Diego, but cuaueiige tne vv inner and ed to see a I score under the lights. the tr.1,1 shooting i.ivdiiinc more iiopnlar in Southern jiiioti'it cii'i'v i.i aud if the can be wol ked into 1 game 1 i I who will care if the live une is, getting scarce 2 INK. AT.

TMili SB TO A Cullens. L'b 4 0 1 2 4 0 "Williamson, ss 4 0 2 1 0 4 0 Swintou, 4 0 0 8 2 0 Willis, 4 0 1 (i 2 0 Washington, If ..2 0 0 0 li 11 rt 1'unlap. If 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Collins, cf 2 0 1 0 Smith, lb 2 1 0 1 Waterhouse, 2 2 0 0 Woods, cf 3 0 1 1 0 (i 0 Totals 4 0 2 27 17 CALIFORNIA AH UP.H SIIIO A Adair, cf 0 2 0 1 0 Hayes. 1 0 2 0 "Forbes, ss 4 1 1. 2 4 i Itubke.

4 1 i ti tiltkin. lb 4 0 1 ft 12 0 0 Sebastian, rf 4 ft 0 0 0 S. haetJer. 4 1 ft 4 1 1 Ttodsnn. If 3 0 0 0 (I O'llara.

1 fl 0 0 0 2 ft lodge 1 0 ft t( (I i Total 7 0 21 11 1 Hat ted for Hodson in ninth. "th Inf. IIhik i) 0 3 0 4 Batted for Huberts in ninth. Score by innings: C. D.

.1 ft ft ft 2 2 ft Hits, ft 2 ft 41ft -1 1 -11 Cavalry ft ft ft 11 ft ft 2 ft Hits, 4 ft ft ft 1 ft 11 Ninnmary Lett on bases J) r. Cavalry ft; hit bv pitcher Duncan bv llundly, Quiilan bv K' now 1 ihiee base hits. Donahison: i-a-e h.t-. Mangun. Oakes; sacrifice hits.

Ilara. Mangun. Cramith, Duncan: j'lays. Kenowski to H.ai hus to Donald- son; bases on balls. otf HenowsKi off Hundley 1 struck out.

OaUes 2 bv lluinllev i-uncan. 1 in 'lies, coinns ami 'I 1 me 01 ime, one hour -forty' minutes. MAUI-OAHU POLO GiiE HAS BEEN ABANDCNED i loiT thef dayed at i It has been decided to polo game that was to be Haia on July Fourth I et wee-n it Oahn 1 four and llu- Maui team. A wireless I 'li 1 1 1. 1 1 lit' 1 1 1 it v.

1 1 e. 1 1 Robert Shingle vest ei a i ng it lian been to abandon the match. a tic 1 the in I j( 0 1 0 i ft 1 California Huns 0 0 1 ft Hiis ft ft 1 2 1 ft 1 27 Smnmarv Home runs. Forbes; VO on base. 3.

California double 1 lav. Forbes to to Cif-kin: triple plav. Williamson." to Cullens to Smith, to Swinton; hit bv pitcher. Haves by Waterhouse. Smith bt-O'lTara; struck out.

by Waterhouse 0. bv O'llara Tcisn on called balls. otT Uaterhouse rt; wild pitches balk, O'llara. Vmpires, Akani and W. Desha.

Time of game, one, hour fortv minutes. i 1 lie news was to those end. ers to attend the sho I and tak" who aie iM 11, i that death hired P.aldvvi son The great question is, will the ann of Hairy Caki 111 and nephew Of Inrcu be able to see the birds in the arti-I'rank Baldwin, would im the game i ficial liht toj.e eieu lift. I (lines that the elect la. There probably will be m.e-e t.oln lights of the maehim-s (-ai.

be trained games between isiaiid teams be- as to give perfect illumination a I eve tore September who 11 the big inter- the trips. He kflVs that anv one with island series Legiu. l'i South XIcg.