Military League Guards Rout Rugers in High-Scoring Win
The Military League game Saturday featured the Guards overpowering the Fort Rugers 17 to 5 in an eight inning affair. Every Guard batter scored except one, with Chillingworth collecting two hits and multiple players driving in runs as Sergeant Barry praised the team for wiping out past defeats with this double victory.
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Axataer
Fort Rugere
Ruger Boys
Rugerites
Chillingworth
Remere
Barry
Guards and Hospital Co
Hospital Co
Barry's
Boatables
Port Shalt
Secretaries and managers invited to attack sporting events
A garbled listing of upcoming contests across multiple leagues and venues. It mentions Marines at Fort Shati, Cavalry versus N G, Oahu leagues, beach and athletic park events, tennis openings, golf and shooting tournaments, yacht races, and a patch of baseball scoring notes involving the Shatters, Barry team, and players like Walker, Akana, and Williams.
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Keting
Memorable Arcade League clash ends with dramatic finish
Athletic Park hosts a double bill where the J A C A G A A beat the Marines 5 4 in a tense ninth inning rally led by John Lowes. Amoy and Chi Mulwan anchored the Chinese side while Cole pitched for the J A C with mixed success. A Portuguese A C defeated the Marines 4 0 as Freitas and Reaton shone. Gibeor started seven innings before Mines closed. A large crowd of about 2200 attended with Barney Joy central to the excitement.
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En Suv
Basen
Apas
Chi
A. C
Pate
Chi Mul
Ing
Cole
A, C
Marines
Portuawene
Freitas
Reaton
Gibeor
P. A. Ca
P. A
Ybody
Wwam
Agate
Barney Joy
Famen
Walker
Barney
Thorn War Forces 14-5 Victory Over Waianae in Plantation League
Atens produced strong hitting led by Meavy as their pitcher was relieved after the second inning with Jobs Meyer taking the mound. Final score 14 to 5, Waianae hosts next Sunday against the Waialuas on their ground. Kea match saw Fewa 11, Walveha 6.
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Thorn
Waianae
Waiauae
Aten's
Jobs Meyer
Bax
Meavy
Aten
Airas
Waialuas
Kea
Fewa
Walveha
Untitled baseball game summary fragment
Fragmentary report of a baseball game with mentions of players by Freita Gibson Hines Freitas, Davie Davina hit by pitcher, and a sequence of outs and errors. Score and full details are unreadable, but notes reference pitches, wild pitches, and defensive plays.
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Banes
Marines
Firm
Orrore Palo
Marine
Davina
Davie
Freita Ih
Dasow
Holly
Wit Gibson
Hines
Freitas
Ek Gibson
Ty Ciliary
Mas Nita
Geen
Pire Barnes Joy
Tha
Hane
Mites Hutten
Otto Dao
Franen
Akana
Duahte
Ayan
Dole
Feanco
Akane
Tore Mimek
Apan
Balle
Che Bul
Jey
Mame
Fifth Cavalry handily defeat Marines at Lellehua game
On Saturday at Leilehua the Fifth Cavalry beat the Marines 10 to 1. Fifth pitcher Kamna worked well as Rollins hit a long homer. Marines struggled to field and bat as dust and speed hindered them and readers noted the Cavalry defense and throwing to second base.
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Leilehwa
Marines
FIN Cavalry
Behofield Marracks
Alorp
Kamna
Robinson
Rollins
Martoon
Lellehua
Cavalry
Dning
Erin
WO School Games On Saturday
On Saturday two school baseball games yielded victories for Onlin College and Bt Louie College. Losers were High School and Kama, with Punw hous 4 Highs 2 and St. Louis 9 Kama 0. First game at Alexander Field featured a pitchers battle as Rex Hitchcock starred for the Punw hous and Henry Chillingworth for the Highs. The Punw hous scored in the fourth and fifth while the Highs managed two in the ninth. Luk Yoo snagged a drive, Hitchcock fielded well on a hot Chillingworth line, and spectators praised the catlike catch. The second game at Kamehameha grou hacked the Kama to six runs in the first inning and then held, Saints winning easily. Kapluda pitched for the Saints as Kama offered many errors. DOTS AND DASHES. The Bannan failed to appear for the Canal Cup, forfeiture declared, Asshis take possession of the cap Blory scored the lone run for the Marine team against the Fortuguees, but did not receive credit in the morning paper.
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Barry
Walker
Winne
I. Wittlame
Johpala Williams
H. Willaims
Shafters
Tollown
Shatter
Hoe
Corpa
Summery
Akana
Bacrifice
McCall
Gongol
Kistler
Butler
Town
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Willams
Boulon
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Williams
Hite
Umopke
Lamon
Fort Ruger
Nog
Bullivan Flores
H. William
Oliver
Aacrifice
Lemon
Onlin College
Bt Louie College
High School
Kama
St. Louis
Kame
Alexander Field
Rex Hitchcock
Henry Chillingworth
Pune
Luk Yoo
Desha
Chillingworth
Mmelyhite
Kapluda
Saints
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