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AMATEUR
LOCAL
THREE BOUTS
Fans on Valley Isle Saw Good
Scraps Last Saturday
Night.
Tim sport font on tlie Vnlely Islo
hud Romp Rood scraps luimlecl out to
tlinn fit Wnlluku Saturday evening, tho
main no being Ixtwccn de C'otu nnd
ill- Mcllo, III which the lnttcr dlpncd
or lilt limit In the thin! round titter
come fiirloul punching
IK ginning In the llrst round, do
Mello forced the flKlitlntr. nnd nt the
end of the pirlod the 'gong gave dn
Co-tn a needed rest.
Hi cnine up fresh for tho second, hut
iiBiiln de 3lello forced thing, nnd In
the third put bin limn out with n awing
to the chin
The first preliminary wni between
Atntiin nnd I'lorm. nnd im n four
round nffulr, the decision lic-lne ndrnvt
lifter the scrap hnd Konu tho pr scribed
limit
For the second prelim, Corrca nnd
Ipiihuo nent the course for nix rounds,
C'orresi KCttltiK the declilon nt the end,
which init with the approval of the
fnni
I-'or the main event Illrch was the
rofi-rie. nnd In the prelhnlnnry goes
l.es West was In Hie ring to Rive tho
decMonB.
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MCFARLAND MUST
MEET FREDDIE WALSH
Treddlo" Wulfli. the HnKllsh light
weight, has declared that lie Mill force
"Pnekey" McFurland Into tho ring nt
the llRlituelRht limit or compel the
Chicago hoy to admit that liu li no
longer hi that claR-f.
"McFnrland says he will meet me nt
135 poilnds, but that Is not tho light
weight limit," Bald Walsh "Tlin weight
should he U3 pounds. All fulr-mlndcd
hoxftg experts concede Hint til be the
rlKht weight nnd MCl-'arlalid should
make It or box with the welterweights.
1 am going after him na soon uh I get
through with my engagement with
aloore."
mends of "Ial" Moore say there Is
n big surprise In store for the English
man Moore, In his recent contests,
has shown championship class, nnd the
bout should bo ono of the best of the
5 ear
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FANDOM AT RANDOM
Now Hint the Illlo High School hear
lug In tlnlKlieil, th sport writers can
get back on their reul Jobs nnd put up
the dope the fans are looking for
There must ho some good reason that
the sporting men of tho three slieetH
were detailed for this hearing It
might have shocked tho other scribe
on the papers to listen to the evi
dence There should be something doing in
the tenuis line when the ehninplon
shlp of Hawaii tournament opens In
tho near future.
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SPORTS
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it 8PORT CALENDAR. tt
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tt If Malingers of baseball nnd nth- tt
St rr athletic tennis would notify Ilia tt
tt II li 1 la 1 1 n of the dates of pro- St
tt posed matches bo that such In- tt
tt formation could ho placed In tho tt
tt sport calendar It would ho con- !t
tt Nldored ft fat or. Address alt coin- tt
tt munlcntlong to Hportlng I-Mltor, tt
tt II u 1 lu 1 1 n 0111 co. St
tt Friday, April 23. tt
St Basketball Knllhl vs. Y. M. C. tt
tt A, at Knllhl. U
tt Saturday, April 29. tt
tt Basebali St. I.ouls vs. Illgtifl. SS
SS Hnwall Yacht Club Orulso In SS
St l'eatl Harbor Chowder SS
St Sunday, April 30. "it
tt Oaliu Longtio Season Opens Two it
St (lames: Portuguese vs. Native St
St Sons; New Team vs. Japanese, tt
tt llascball, .Sugar League, Wnlpa- tt
tt liu vs. Alen at Wulpnhu. Bwa St
St vs. Wnlanae nt Kwa SS
tt Opening Hawaii Yacht Club Sea- SS
tt son Races nt I'enrl Harbor. tt
tt Monday, May 1. tt
St URsennll Puns, s Kunis. Alex- SS
tt nndcr Field. tt
tt Friday, May 6. St
tt llasehall 'Puns, vs Knms at SS
SI' Knmeiiatnblin. tt
tt Saturday, May G. U
tt Baseball St. Louis vx lllcha. tt
tt Monday, May '8. tS
tt Baseball, Katns vs. St. Louis. tt
St Saturday, May 13. iS
tt Smoker Ik-alanl Boat Club tt
tt House. St
tt Monday, May 15. tt
tt Baseball Highs vs. Kams. tt
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Saturday, May 13x
nt Pniinlrw Plnlv fir
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tt Golf nt Country Cluh-iPresI- tt
tt dent's Cup Play. St
tt Sunday, May 14. tt
tt Golf at Country Club Presl- tt
tt dent's Cup Play. " tt
tt May. tt
tt Territory Tennis Championship tt
tt Tournament. tt
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INSPECTION AT
, KAMEHAMEHA
Tho Kainchnmcha ('adit Battalion
had Its nnnuul InsntUlon icsterday ut
the Kihool. Tim uispecllnn occupied
the whole morning and part of the aft
ernoon. Promptly ut 9 o'clock the com
panies formed the battalion on the
parade grounds tiud wnH ready for Cap
tain W. Cllhsou, 2nd Infantry, who
was detailed by the War Ucpartaient
to review the battalion.
The inspector arrived about 9: IK
o'clock and ordeied tho battalion to
prepaie for review. After this was
dour the bnttnllou was formed for In
spection The Inspector paid closo at
tention to the iqulpinints of tlie cn-
dtts, nnd when tlio inspection wns over
it was revealed that there was not uli
uneleuii gun In the whole battalion,
which speaks welt for the cadets.
Close nnd extended order drills wero
next taken up, and tho cadets mado
ii better showing than at any of the
inspections In the p.ist. Tho company
commanders were onto their Job, uud
the non-commlxsloiicd olllcers did their
p irt well when the time caino for them
to act. These drills took up ubuut
half mi hour, when Companies II nnd
(J were allowed to rest whllo Company
A turned out for drill. Tint rest of
the cailets took great Interest In tin)
movements of this first company, u
inch oho i (aimed to huvo tho best
company, mid lure was a chance to
decide nliu.li was really tho best com
pany of tlie battalion. After going
through tlie dlffeient movements Cup-!
lain Knouo' I brought Ills company bo
foro tho Inspeitoi- and went through
the nl.iniml of iirms, nnd then marched
off the Held, uftir doing good work.
Company II was next) out nnd did
fairly well. This company spent most
of Uh time In extended order drill. Tho
lant company to turn out was composed
of the youngest cudets In the battal
ion nnd, taking their alzo Into consid
eration, Company C mado the best
showing of the day In drill. All the
movements were executed at tlie same
time, nnd III the extended order drills
signals were used which were carried
out well. Tho cadets of tho other two
companies ugrecd that Company C did
excellently. Cadet Captain W. Kama
ioplll is proud of his company for the
slum lug- It made
riinid mounting took place niter the
company drills nnd lasted for nearly
an hour and n half The Inspector
Miiestlom-d the Hintlnels a great deal
during his tour over tho posts. It
wns llitCi when Captain Cllhsou or
dered the luttullon dismissed for din
ner.
Ileglniilug ut 1 o'clock, tho Inspec
tion of ipiurtei-H began, and the cadet
commissioned nilicern. accompanied tho
Inspector uud t'uptnln Winters nround
tin- quartern. Tho iiuarters were nil
Int-I cited by I.5 uud tissenibly wna
blown for dress parade. The cadets
turned out In full gray Uniform nnd
made a success of the parade This
inded the 1911 military fnspectlou of
tlie endet battalion.
It was seen nil around that the ca
dets made u better showing than that
of lrst year, uud there Is no doubt that
tho battalion will be placed In Class
A among tlie other military nclioots of
tho States again tills year. Captain
Wintlrs wns well pleased nt the way
j tlie cadets showed up yt-slerday nnd
I is sure that he has accomplished some
1 good work bIik'h ho has been military
Instructor ut the school
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PROFESSIONAL
FOREIGN
LOOKED LIKE A
Kaahumanus Scored 13 to 4
For Central Grammars
Yesterday.
What looked for three Innings like
n riinntriiy game wns the ono played
yesterday nftlriioon nt Mnklkl Held be
tween Kniiliuumuu and (Vntrnl (Irnni-
mnr, hi which the former team won,
19-4
It whs nil done In tho llrxt three
Innings, the winners scoring two In
the first, two lu the second mid then
live In the third, innklng u total of nine,
while their opponents had hut ono
tally, nnd that made In the third
l'rnm that point on It wns more oven,
the Centrals changing their lineup, uud
tho winners got only four more runs
In the follow lug six Innings, while
the other team irnwlod.up with threo
morn scores.
The lineup nnd score by Innings:
KAAHUMANUS.
Huns 2 2 r, 0 1 2 0 0 11.1
llase hltii 13 2 12 2 11 2 IB
CIINTUAI. ORA.MMAItS.
Runs 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 04
Il.isi hits I 0 2 ! 0 1 0 0 I- 7
I'rrors Kaiihumnnu 3, Central
Oniminnr S
Knnhuinnnu Ah Yin, cf ; Oklln, ss j
Mild, cnptuln, lb; Tsu Ihl, 3b.; Aall,
2b ; W Itosehlll, rf ; Lee, If.; J. Itose
hlll. c ; Suda, p.
Central arniiiinnr Kn Tong, If ;
Ilrnsh, p.: Joy Tong, 3b ; Melln, cf -rf ;
Mclnerny, Ib.-cf; Arthur, cf ; Peters,
2b -Hi; Illce, 2b ; Chun l.iim, rr., Mll
siltiani, ss , (liace, e
Umpires Jilng Hun and Mclnerny.
fandom" at random
At the uiinuul meeting of the Ha
waiian Ijiwii Tennis Association, I' (1.
Bockus wns elect, d president mid It.
A Cooke chosen treusurer ttoth men
were again placed lu Hie olllces they
luno held for the past jenr.
Sunday Is u red -letter day lu tho
sports world of Hawaii On that day
the 1U11 yuchtlng season will open at
Pearl Harbor and the llrst games In
the Oaliu League baseball season will
be played,
On the Keahmdln during the trip
South there was a tug of war between
tho Indians going to tlio huutherii ion
tluent for show- purposes and the Ha
waiian on board, lu which Hie latlir
won
At last the Jeffries-Johnson light
pictures will he shown litre; Hint Is,
the moving pictures of the great mill
at lleno Orpheum Tlieatir, Saturday
evening, lire the time and place
Scrapping Is looking up on Maul,
and the bouts pulled off ut Wullukii
Saturday nlRlit show- that the sports
tin re are In the game for fair
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By placing the Warmer on the af
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