Baseball Grounds and Uniforms Stir 1898 Honolulu Scene
The Union Club expects a compromise with the Baseball Association and the 1898 League over Makiki grounds for this season. New San Francisco made uniforms arrive, with play likely starting April 9 and a 27 game schedule discussed. Pitcher news centers on Bensie Lemon and George Wools, with Akiva and Aiwobi behind the plate and Harry Wilder and Perry Lishman in infield roles. A band concert at the Hawaiian hotel closes the report with local notices and ads about Anchor beer and Elite Barber Shop offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makiki
Association
Gorman
Tis
Af Ir
Wilder
Ihian
McNichol
Hovelains
San Frave Avo
Apri
Bensie Lemon
Hondulas
Asion Club
George Wools
Yrestskapa
Mach
Akiva
Aiwobi
Ginger” Mayee
Harry Wilder
Scond
Perry Lishman
Riley
Gowan
Moore
Toelieve
Fred Goudie
Uvion
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Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Cobblers
Fort St
A. E. Murphy & CO
Hotel St
Arlington Block
Mauna Ala
Port Costa and
Starr Flours
California
Telephone
Queen Street
E. O. Hall & Son
Union Club
Julie
Maret
Bersagueri
Enberg
Onesian
Tannhauser
Wagner Orn May
Malanai
Annie Kanoho
Comet
Eleanor Palka
Wiegand
Charles Kreuter
Erin Waltz
Vienna
Hawaii Pond
Digby Sloggett
Kona
Jnouary
Mr. Sloggett
Kailaa
P. F. Ryan
William Carlyle
Seattle
John Dewar
King Street
Alakea
Lewis & CO
Ertain
Lewi
David Dayton
Surrey
Young Street
J. T.luwind
Club Stables
Sam
Jas. Nott, Jr
A. V. Gear
Ring St
Honolua
Walker
Guymua
Royal Insurance Company
Noe Assurance Company
Vitae Marine and General Ansurance
Company of Canada
Scottish Union and National Insurance Company
Breckels Block
Honolulu
J.a.farla
Hotel
Bruce Cartwright
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
King St
Waikiki Road
Kircwey
Wes K
Pantae
Farlor
Ponce
Royo
Bev
Gear, Lansing & CO
Sir Morrel Mackenzie” Pipes
Havana
Manila
Hollister *& CO
Corner
Fort & Merchant Streets