Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 10

HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1924 TEN NAMESAKE IS KILLED KALA11EO, Kauai. April 25. Report from Kalaheo school are that Star-Bulletin one of the pet goats ot the school. been killed and served to the children for luncheon. According to Kazuo Ka.

wahata. pupil of the school, everyone enjoyed th meat. The Thamt. England's principal river, Z10 miles long. The moon always presents the same face to u.

TERRITORIAL- TAR-BULLETIN EWS Lihue Parish House Filled to Capacity to Witness Prunella DOPE ILL WRONG II KAUAI LEAGUE Former McKinley High School Student Is Correspondent For Star -Bulletin At Waimea, Kauai BARGAINS! SCOUT DAY T8 BE HELD HUH Court of AwardsTo Present Class and Merit Badges To Girl Scouts AT Leslie S. Nakashima is Writer As Well As Base-! Champions Drop One To Stsr: Takes Keen interest In Civic Affairs In Leslie S. Nakashima of Waimea, Kauai, The Star-Bulletin has a versatile correspondent. Nakashima has been a wHter for (Special Star. Bulletin WAILUKU, Maul, April 26- Everything Is in readiness for this newspaper for less than thret Kcout Day foi the girls, which is months, but in that time has cov (Special Star.

Bulletin Correspondence) LIHUE, Kauai. April 28. The main performance of "Prunella," which was presented by the Dramatic Club Saturday night, as well as the maticee, was extremely enjoyable. Great credit is due to Misa Edith Rice and Miss Dora Broadbent, whose constant work made the play the success that it was. Alys Danford as Prunella, and Anna Scott- as Pierrot played th leading parts, while the three aunts, Dorothy 'Anderson, Greto Gluud and Helen Wedemeyer did exceptionally well.

Henrietta Wedemeyer as the Boy deserves very high credit. She threw herself into the part perfectly. The Mummers aided in carrying out the beautiful, yet fantastic, part of the play, and the Gardeners all helped to make the presentation a great success. The scene opened with a garden. After a brief conversation, the gardeners withdrew, and the three aunts entered with their niece.

Three Day Sale in he held Saturday at tr.e rair-ered many events ana ruwn grounds at KahuluL A parade to number of first-class stories foi Hart at 9:30 clock iH leature T-m Star-Bulletin, the mornir.p program and serve to He wa born at Hanapepe, Kauaj, direct attention to the scene of the Ms 23 years old; was graduated from I Lihue and Kekahas Wal lop McBrydes (Special Star. Bulletin Correapondenca) Al.MEA, Kauai. April, 28. To many of the baseball fans that take pleasure in fore-doping results of oaL games, the results of the games ciunuay afternoon, April 27, were a surprise. The Lihues handed the Makees an 11 to 10 defeat, which, by the way, was the first defeat the have met in two years.

The Kekaha 'Sheiks" put it over the McBrydes in a 4-3 score on the Scots' ground and the Koloas swamped the Makaweli Red Skins II to 1. The McBryde-Kekaha game was a close and exciting one from the beginning to end. In the last of the ninth inning, with the score -4 to 3 the McKinley High school In Hono- activities. Th nroeram of the day is asiluiu. class of 1919.

He 1 now con follows: jnected with C. B. Hofgaard Co a uui ouuj A lUUJ uaiUl UO.J Opening Exercises i "la salute; at waimea as cierit in me oi or fice since 1919. Star Spangled Banner, Girl Scout He was a member of the McKln ley baseball team of 1919; player! of Makaweli baseball team of Kauai three acts. The costumes of the mummers, as well as those of Prunella, Pierrot and Scararael (Pierrot's servant) were excellent.

The play was one of the most fascinatins and enjoyable that has ever been presented in Lihue. Evidently the audience must have expected a great deal, for the Parish House was filled to its capacitj', and certainly their expectation was fulfilled. The Dramatic Club was ably assisted by Mrs. C. A.

Poole at the piano. The play will be presented at Makaweli next Saturday evening. The program was as follows: Prunella Alys Danford Her Aunts Prim Grete Gluud Prude Helen Wedemeyer Privacy Dorothy Anderson Their Servants Queen Harriet Sheldon Quaint Rice Gardeners First Gardener. Moragne Second Gardener. Broadbent Third Gardener, Widdifield Pierrot Anna Scott Scaramel, his servant Imogene Benton Mummers Hawk Broadbent Kennel Harriet Sheldon Callow Coney Mouth Jean Widdifield Doll Dorothea Sloggett Romp Ethel Widdifield Tawdry Isabell Hogg Coquette Sloggett The Drummer Boy.

Scott Love, a statue Scott Tenor, a hired Eva Gifford Directed by Miss Edith Rice, assisted by Miss Dora Broadbent. Mrs. C. A. Poole at the piano.

Act Scene: A Garden Afternoon. Act II. The Garden Evening. Act HI. The Garden Three Years Later.

Prunella. With the departure of the aunts, Pierrot comes upon the scene and making love to Pru nella, promises to call again later. against them, two outs and a man on third and a man on second. Tank Ohama of the McBryde team, who had tripled in the first inning, had a chance to make himself the hero I of the day, but he failed, grounding (to Wramp for the last out of the This he does in the second act, and they are happily married. I league for the seasons 1922-23, and catcher and captain in 1923.

He 1 turning out for the Kekaha team this year, which is a team combiner of Waimea and Kekaha boys. II; was alzo a member of the Makaweli basketball team of 1923 am 1924. Nakashima is president of Society 4 of American Citizens ot Japanese Ancestry for Kauai for this year. He is ktenly interesti in civic effairs and is a strong liever in the opportunities which Hawaii affords for young men who fit themselves for responsible 1- After two years time Pierrot Fancy Colored Voile, light and dark colors. Large assortment of pretty designs; 40 inches wide.

Regular Prices 65c to $1.00. Sale Price 49c yard. Silk Taffeta Ribbons, 4 in. wide, in plain and moire, assorted colors. Regular Price 40c.

Sale Price. yard. Ladies Gingham Dresses, White Organdie trimmed. Regular $8.50 to $12.00. Sale Price $4.95 grows tired of her and leaves.

game. Star Game John Gabriel played a whale of a Prunella, after months of weary wandering comes back to the old, overgrown garden, having been ab game behind the bat and nailed some of McBryde's fast runners attempting to steal second. In the last half of the first inning LESLIE 6. NAKASHIMA sent for three years. Her friends do not remember her, and dropping by a hedge she falls asleep from fatigue and worry.

Pierrot then enters and recalling Prunella to his memory, wishes she were again back with him. She then awakens and in a very dramatic scene finds the fourth inning. Sasaki doubled. Caesar popped to third and Marion for the McBrydes, Tank Ohama, first batter up, tripled to, left center. Tashiro grounded to first, being put out, Silva to Wramp, and Ohama scored.

Spalding got to first on Nakao's error, but was put on an attempted steal to second, Ga Laws; Oath. of troops, songs and 5118. 'Court of Awarfls, presentation of irN class ana merit badges. "demonstration of Brownie work by Lahainfr "Pack Demonstration First Aid and tome Nursing by Troop 9, Semi iwry. 'Baseball game Molokal vs.

OIo-walu. Golden Eaglet ceremony 2 p. ra. I'ageant "Spirit of Girlhood." Attends Convocation Owing to the absence of Rev. J.

C. VUUers at the Episcopal Convocation in Honolulu there were no services at the Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday. In Honolulu he reported at the Wednesday morning session on "Moral and Social Conditions of th Islands." Luncheon end Bridge Airs. Leslie Watson entertained informally at luncheon and bridge Wednesday In honor of Mrs. Thomas Wright and Miss Bernlcc Judd of The cuests were Mrs.

Thomas Wright, MIs Bernlce Judd, Mrs. Ralph F. Shaw Mrs. Hosmer Rolph, Mrs. Frank Lufkin and the Misses Frances Baldwin and Margaret Hair.

Up Country Bridge Party An afternoon bridge was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Ralph Shaw this week. The guests were Mesdames Leslie J. Watson, Frank Broadbent. Thomas Wright of Honolulu, Fronk A.

Lufkin, Lor-rin K. Smith, M. G. Emmans, John J. Walsh and W.

K. Watklns. and Misses Bernice Juud, Trances Baldwin and Paulino Heme. Costa fanned. Basio singled and Sasaki went to third.

Reuben tripled and Sasaki and Basio Pierrot and they live happily ever KOLOA DEFEATS MAKAWELI IE after. Eunice Scott, who played the briel to Fernandez. Furtada struck Ladies French Crepe Dresses, scored. Frank followed with a double and Reuben scored, making it three runs. out.

Kekahas tied the score in the sec part of the statue of love, deserves much praise in that she sat almost motionless during the whole of the assorted colors. Collars and cuffs are trimmed with val- The Koloas scored two in the ond inning. Antone Silva popped fifth and another in the sixth. to Spalding at second. Nakao The eighth inning was their great door hikes, study nature, learn first aide, and carry on other activities encienes lace, pearl buckle at sash.

Regular Price $14.00. Sale Price $5.95. inn ng, when they tallied for four runs. Reuben grounded to Kura- PROUD 1 MEL 5 under the leadership of Gordon Virgo, Dr. P.

J. Penniston and Miss Winners Take Early Start and Nearly Scores Shutout Victory (Special Star. Bulletin Correspondence) walked and advanced to second when Wramp, up next, was hit by Andrade. Nakashima popped to Spalding at second. Fernandes grounded to Caraveiro, but the latter threw wild to first and Nakao scored, Wramp going to third and Fernandes to second.

Watase hit a swift grounder between short and Kennedy. Last Sunday Mr. Virgo accompanied the club to Koloa tani at third, but the latter threw it over Hamada's head and Reuben went to second. Frank, next up. popped a fly to Omoto at second, but Omoto fumbled, Reuben going to third.

Kuhlman bunted Tjadioa Cwlon at U.lf beach, where Eric Knudsen talked to the boys. The next trip will be Jt in Fibre Silk and Worsted. to the Barking Sands at Mana. WAIMEA, Kauai, April 28. The Musical Program Sunday Koloas had lost the previous Sun Ladies' Pure Linen Embroidered Handker and Frank went to second.

Kondo doubled and Reuben and Frank scored. Schimelfening was hit bv Makaweli residents are looking third which would have been a sure hit and the scoring of men, but the ball hit Fernandes running for day to the Lihues in a runaway score of 12 to 2, whereas the Ma forward to the entertainment next chiefs packed 3 in a box. Regular $1.50. Sale the pitcher. Sasaki grounded to Sunday at the community house kaweli Redskins had made the Ke- Price box third and the side was retired.

Winning Runs Kuratani at third, but the latter when the clever musician Stetson, fumbled and Kondo scored. Caesar of Pearl Harbor, will give a pro The winning runs were scored by kahas 'work hard to win in the close score of 3 to 1, and before the game commenced between these two teams on the Makaweli gram. The musical program will grounded to Furutani at short, and OF GYMJEAWIS Boys From Camp 1 Awarded Pennant For Best -Group On Kauai (Special Star. Bulletin Correspondence) MAKAWELI, Kauai, April 28. Makaweli is very proud of her two boys' teams from Camp.

1 and Camp 4, which won first and third place, respectively, in the Y. M. C. A. gymnastic contest, held on Saturday night, April 26, at the Lihue Armory.

The team from Camp 1 the Kekahas in the third inning Yamase was out, Andrade to Fur- if urutanl threw to home to catch be supplemented by a good mov MRS. DUNN DIES SUNDAY ing picture. The public has been WAFLTTKIT. Maul. Anrll 28 red diamond, the Makaweu itea- invited to attend.

Schimelfening, but the latter was safe on a close play. Marion Costa fanned and Basio was out, Furu tado. J. Gabriel reached first when Spalding fumbled his grounder. Yamashiro hit safely to center and Mrs.

Sarah McComston Dunn, wife skins were expected to win easily Educational Film Arrangements have been com of George V. Dunn of Kaunakakai, However, the results were entirely the opposite, the Koloas giving the Makr.elis the surprise of their tani to llamada at first. Saves Whitewash Gabriel went to third. A. Silva hit a slow grounder on the third base pleted whereby the famous film called "Chronicles of America" will The Makaweli saved line and Gabriel scored when John lives by trouncing them 11 to 1 be shown on different afternoons themselves from a whitewash in Costa of the Makaweli team was at the Makaweli community house, the eighth inning at the expense of Robello, McBryde catcher, dropped Andrade's throw, Yamashiro going to third on this play.

Yamashiro knocked out from the box in the Molokal. died hero yesterday. Mrs. Dunn, who waa a native of Hawaii Jtnd was 43 years old, leaves 10 She was the daughter of D. McCorriston.

sister of Judge Edward McCorriston, district magistrate of Pukoo, Molokal; Mrs. Frank Foster and Mrs. Otto tfavoi Ian rt in order that the school children -eighth inning. Marion Costa an error by First Baseman Reuben of the Koloas. Louis Silva, may attend.

'The first reel, "Co pitched a good game for the Ko first man, was out. third to first loas, allowing four scattered hits and -would have had a shutout. then scored on a nice sacrifice bunt by Nakao. Wramp, up next, hit a grounder to Shortstop Tashiro, but Tashiro threw wild to first and A-Silva scored. Nakashima was out, Hamada singled and advanced to second on a passed ball by Caesar.

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Sale 75c lumbus, and the Discovery of America" has already been shown to two large audiences. These films were produced by Yale University for educational purposes and are won the largest number of points of any team competing, and was awarded a handsome pennant as the best team from any gymnasium class on Kauai. The captain of the team Is Isamu Horikawa Kondo, left fielder of the Koloas, 1 aa-w va. If Australia couia be placed in ti Kuratani and Conant walked in was the hitting star of the day, order and the bases were full. Tashiro to Furtado.

makings three hits, two of them be Atlantic Ocean it would fill up all Via erta KuttttoAn fir ant Ttr) ir. Rokey grounded to third and Ha The McBrydes tallied for one. run ing doubles, and the rest of the team were Isao said to be among the. finest histor ical films ever made. Completes Inspection Tour tiiu to aa wvvm vvii a vu a hi America, Koloas started the fireworks in in the fourth.

Spalding, first up, Fuji, 'Kazuo Yastuka, Yochi Saito, ShiKeki Yamaguchi, Takeo Fuji, was hit by Wramp and got to first. Joe Furtado reached first when W. L. McCleery, associate sugar mada was forced out at home. August Silva grounded to Reuben at first and would have been an easy out, but Reuben fumbled and Kuratani scored Makaweli's only Masahi Uno.

Shinobu Honbo. This technologist of the Experiment Sta Child tion, Honolulu, spent the past week at Hawaiian Sugar Co. and McBryde Sugar on an inspection run. Cry for Silva dropped Nakao's peg from short and Spalding went to third on this play. J.

Perreira. then hit to Yamashiro at third and Spalding was run. down between home and The game was marred by many errors, Makawelis booting eight, tour. He' left Saturday evening for Honolulu. and Koloas four, third.

Gabriel caught urtado nap Games next Sunday will all be team took first place in the shot put, the basketball throw, the medi icin ball relay and the crab relay. A gym team from Nawiliwili won second place, and the Camp 4 team from Makaweli went away with third The captain of the Camp 4 team is Katsu Tama-mena, the other members are Kingo Kobayashi, Mitsuo Yamada, Yoshio Yamada, Kazuo Nishioka, Saito Kaname, Seichei Akagi, Sa- ping between second and third and IVi? I between teams of equal standing fighting against each other. The threw to Fernandes. in the run up" play, the ball hit Furtado and he scored. retired the side by striking out John and Antone Robello in succession.

No Scores dao Tsuneta. They took first The Kekahas made two hits in the sixth inning, but failed to score, place in the straight relay, centipede race and the broomstick relay, and second place in the bas Wramp was out on a long fly to ummm Ohama at center. Nakashima singled, to left and went to second on ketball throw! This was a fine showing for the boys from Maka two leading teams the Lihues and the Kekaha Sheiks each with two victories, will fight for a percentage of 1000 at the hot sands of Kekaha and will be the main attraction of the day. Makees and Koloas, each with one game won and one lost, will fight it out at Makee, and the -Koloas expect to pull a surprise. McBrydes and Makawelis, with zero percentage will try to shove each other into the cellar.

McBrydes will enter the game favorites when they meet on the McBryde ground. The box score: MAKAWELI AB It BH PO A another single by ernanaes. wa tase lied to Perreira in left. Ya weli. sBoys Form New Club mase hit to Tashiro and Nakashima was forced out at third.

A new boys' club has been, organized at Makaweli under the Fletcher's KEKAHA MAN WINS KAUAI NET TITLE ELEELE. Kauai, April 28. The final game of the West Kauai singles handicap tournament was played Sunday April 27, at the McBryde court, between Kenneth Pettis of Port Allen and William Bumke of Kekaha. The men were well matched In all points of the game, and the consensus of opinion among the witnesses was that. a handicap of half a point in favor of Bumke was unfortunate, since the contestants were so evenly mated.

The game was hotly fought, and an interesting one during every moment of play, and up until the last speculation was rife as to the final outcome. Bumke's strong forte was a brilliant smashing drive, which generally won him the point. Pettis game was steady and even throughout. There was much rallying, and many a point hung fire through repeated deuces. The final score gave Bumke the victory' and the coveted racket, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4.

In their latter part of the sixth the McBrydes scored their last run. name of the Trail Rangers Club, The newly elected president is Castoria is a pleasant, harm Tashiro, first up, got alive when A Lionel Fernandes; secretary, John Silva muffed an easy foul play, and singled to center. He stole second. less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Hamaaa, lb 4 0 2 10 0 Kuratani. 3b 3 1 0 2 2 Peach, and treasurer, Charles Butchart.

The other members of the club are Jock Butchart, Harold Ebelingi Eric Spillner, William Butchart, Joe -Peach, Manuel Rapoza and George Sous a. The Conant, rf. 4 0 1 0 0 1 Drops and Soothing' Syrups, Rokey, If 4 0 Augrust bilva, cf. 4 "0 4 prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. Spalding was safe on Nakao fum-5 I ble, Tashiro going to third.

Spald-0 ing took second. Joe Furtado sin-1 gled and Tashiro scored, Spalding 0 'going to third on the play. Wramp 0 1 relayed Gabriel's throw to Fernan- des at second to catch Furtado mak-J ing for second, and Spalding was 0 put out at the home plate by a neat 0 i-throw In, Fernandes to' Gabriel. groups of boys have a club room 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I at Makaweli Community House, and they also meet there for physical work. They will take out 3 3 1 2 1 0 a frurutant, ss.

C. Pedro, c. Omoto, 2b. M. Costa, p.

L. Silva, p. -Pedro tDuarte Totals TV avciid imitations, always look for the signature ot juS7Y7cjcA off J.tFurtado. lb 4 1 1 10 0 Proven directions on each package. everywhere, recommend it 1 Furtado went to third on this play.

J. Perreira, If 4 0 110.0 J. Robello. 4 0 0 2 11 .33 1 4 27 13 8 I Joe Perreira hit to Yamashiro and A. Robello, rf 4 2 2 0 0 jiPR (Furtado was caught between third (and home, Wramp making the put- P.

Coraveiro, 3b .....4 0 1 4 1 Andrade, 4 0 5 ABRBHPO AE OUL ine team snowea 5 2 31 0 0 poor Dase running, ue was ruled 7 7 4 2 0 Totals ...35 31 7 25 13 Hits and runs by innings: 5 A Kondo, If. ifimnieitennig, Susaki, rf Clf Caetitr, li Marion Costa, p. S.aslo. Reuben, lb. 0 0 out by the base umpire, but the 0 0 umpire behind the bat ruled him Jj safe.

There was quite a row in 2 regard to this matter, but finally 2 tbe Kekaha team consetned to the 3 umpire in chief's decision and re Til. it to i-rank, 3b. Kuhlman, ss. sumed play. Antone Robello, how fwA Shales ever, hit to'Nakao at short and was 7 Totals Kekahas 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 04 Basehits 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 5 McBrydes .........1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 03 Basehits 1 2000200 27 Summary Three-base T.

Ohama; sacrifice hit, Nakao, Nakashima; hit by pitcher, T. Wramp by Andrade, Spalding by T. Wramp; double plays, Spalding unassisted to J. Furtado, Wramp to Fernandes to Silva? base on balls, off Wramp 1, -off Andrade struck out, by W'rarrip 9, by rkndrade passed ball, J. Robello; umpires, John Ornellas, Rapozo; scorer, K.

Yamasi. -v 40 11 9 27 10 of Molokai: Score by Inninas I MiZ," Koloas 00032 104 111 1 ivauao uau enaace to score Base hits one run-in me eigntn. wramp hit Makawelis 00000001 0 1 5 safely. On a sacrifice bunt by Na- Base hits ....1 1 1 0000 1 0 4 kashima, Yamase running, for unusual opportunity to Summary Wramp went clear over to third. Three-base hit- Reuben.

Two-base A. Fernandes hit to Antoni ohelln hits Hamada, Konda (2), Sasaki, in short rieht and u'atac waVnnt Frank (2). Sacrifice hits Mart sn?" rlf nt aase was put visii the "Lonely Isle' iiiiniHiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiuMiiinininniniiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiimmitHiiiiiuHii! out, Andrade to Furtado. Costa, Kuhlman. Hit by Ditcher Beginning today and lasting for two weeks we will affer our entire line of attractive Bomboo Porch Shades at 20 Oiscomt Big Inning Then came the last innine for the Costa by Marion Costa.

N. Schimmel-fennig (2) by M. Costa. Double plays Reuben to Basio. Bases on balls I McBrvdes.

which nut fear intn th I The excursion party will land on Molokai Sunday morning. They will enter automobiles for a trio to the" high cliffs overlooking Kalaupapa, Off M. Costa, off Silva, off Ma- 'hearts of the Kekaha fans. John I hence to the Kalanianaole Settlement where a 11 Passed ball-Caesar. Umpires Mar- A1110116 singled through brown Dyed Bamboo, or green another similar hit by Caraveiro.

1 Andrade hit to Yamashiro at third I cellino and Duncan. Scorer S. Ka wakami. Times of game 1:52. 1 POLO GAME AT LIHUE and A.

Robello as forced out at ft. wide, $3.75. third In an attempt to make a 5 6 7 sumptuous luau will be provided by the homesteaders from products on their own farms. VISIT THIS WONDERFUL COST OF TRIP, INCLUDING ALL EXPENSES, (Special Star-Bulletin Correspondence) Natural Bamboo 5 ft. wide, $4.25 $340 6 ft.

wide, $5.00........ $4.00 7 ft. wide, $6.00. 8 ft. wide, $7.00 9 ft.

wide, 8.00 $640 10 ft. wide, $9.00 $7.20 12 ft. wide, $11.00 ft. wide, $5.00 A New -Shipment of. Cross Stitch Linens Luncheon and Tea Cloths and Napkins Bridge Sets EAST INDIAN STORE Blaisdell Block 8 ft wide, $530...

double play, Yamashiro then threw 1 to Fernandes at second, but the 1 throw was wide and Caraveiro went i I to third. On the next- pitched ball I Andrade went to second. Ohama I came to bat next and a good hit 1 to the field would' have" meant two's 9 ft, wide, $630... 10 ft. wide.

$730... $5.20 $3.00 12 ft. wide, $330.. HEREAFTER Each Mohday will be "No Appointment Day" being held open for the convenience of patrons. Bridge Prize Suggestions: Vanity cases in lovely brocade boxes; Luxurious Blue Ameryl Talcum in large decorated boxes with' puff small vanities.

SAJENEY PARIS Cosmeticians, Trioologists fc Hairdressers These are good looking decorative blinds, all 8 ft. loner with inch slats lar.ed witTi Rfrnntr IS runs and the game for the Mc- I Brydes, but he grounded to Wramp 1 for the last out. The box score follows: KEKAHAS if cord. Just the thing for lanais and beach houses to soften the glare and cool off the room. ABRHPOAEI A.

Fernandes, 2b 5 1 4 L.iriui, Kauai, April 28. The Whites scored a glorious victory over the Reds in a rather onesided game of polo last Sunday morning. The first period ended with a score of 0r0. In the second period honors were evenly divided, Baggott shooting one goal for the Whites, and Burns for the Reds. In the third and fourth periods, however, the Whites forged ahead and made five goals, at the same time holding their opponents to no score.

Moir shot three balls through the posts, and Baggott and Balthis split even, each putting in one apiece so that the final score read, 6-L The lineup was: Whites Longstreth, No. Moir, No. Balthis, No. 3, and Baggott, No. 4.

Reds Moler, No. 'Burns, No. No. 3. and Corstor- 0 1 0 I 0 Geo.

Watase, rf 4 Yamase, If Gabriel, 5 Yamashiro, 2b 4 A. Silva, lb 4 Nakao. ss 2 T. Wramp, 3 Nakashima, cf 3 0 0 0 1 1 12 1 3 0 4 0 1 1 2 0 Leave Honolulu 10 p. m.

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Fort St. Totals 35 4 5 27 12 5 McBrydes AB PO A 0 0 1214 Fort St. If- 1 1 T. Ohama, cf 4 1 1 1 Tashiro, ss 4 1 1 1 Spalding, 2b 3 0 0 4 4 phine, No. 4.

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