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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1911
GREAT HARVARD VARSITY EIGHT BEATING YALE
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Tho Kamc between, tho Kclo nliil Hn
wnll team tomorrow BhotiUl lie n
dnndy. T(iii locnl tcmn Ih In xooil lorm
mill In roIiik lo try- lt Very best to get
iiVcn Willi llie Nipponese for the defeat
It Biixtnlnnl when last they met.
V.n Sue Ih liar roil fiom playing with
thn Hawaii team for noma poor reason.
It will lie remembered that lio knnclted
out n home run In the lli'Mt name when
the lltnvnlls mot the Kclrf nine, ami
Hint aecnis it little too HtrotiK to the
Kelo committee, nml n'n rcwnnl fop
coiitrlbutluM the only home run of the
neuron ho wlllflie kept out of the name
tomorrow. Captain I). Dosha I norry
to hue the services of KUcli a Rood
man, hut will endeitvor to itet n irood
Hiilmtltuto for V.n Huo'k poHltlon ut
venter Held. Nothing could pleitHe the
Japanese (ominltteo better than to fee
1'n Sue off the llnwntl team Handay,
Umpires "fllnger" Mnyne nml Ilert
Hotter will he on deck to hand out dc
elMotm to tho host of their ability, and
nn Captain K'ankl stated nt a banquet n
few nights' into that ho believed the
umpires were doing their best, It shown
that tho team Itself has not much to
my npilnst tho umpires.
, Tho Hawaii team line-up Is up In thn
nlr Just now, but Miinnner Drelcr will
emVavor to iniike tip. for the lox.i of
V.n Suo by putting nn extra xtrrnKtonnt
in l)mL field nRlti(t tho Nlpponexn,
linphnel will )o.nt tho, receiving end,
with thefnld 'wnrhorso I.otn In the box.
Dreler will hold down IiIm tisu.il cush
ion. Kn Sue was' expected to piny ut
reennd, but this position Is now to be
tilled. Miirklmin will bo nn third, and
the way lie rhootn the bull down to
llrst Is something worth while watch
ing. llnlley, who made his first nppenr
mice lnst Sunday, wlllcover short, nnd
Hill nice nnd William Duhlm are. ex
pected to he two of the three outfield
ers. Tho Kelo nine will huvn Sugnso In
tho box nnd Kultuiln nt tho receiving
nd. While In Honolulu the "glulit"
pitcher of the Kelos has not dono any
extra Good tiltchlng for pome reason.
It was stnted yesterday by one of)
the unlversltymen Hint Sasnkl would
not piny npnlti, hut he wltl be on hand
ut his usual post today when tho uuine
begins.
Th'o llrRt match of the nflernoon will
he played between tho 'J. A. 0.' nnd
riirtunneso tenuis. Holli of thefce ng-
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NI3W LONDON, Conn..1uly 12. The university nt New Haven. No less tlmn lnterotlnf feature of the rneo wns the
victory "t Iho tliitvurd vnrslty crevr, In clghtrcn boat lengths separated thu 1'sbt 't nn ueroplnne over a part of
tho elL'ht-o'artd rnco on tho Tlmnies crown' when tliu i-ons of John llnr- Ulu ,'""rH" "'""" lhe ,,,,l,,'t WIK '"
. ', , i , , , ., ,.., ." , , , progress. Harry Atwoud, iho Hoston
river udmli.l.tered to tho "inle crow v.tr.1 crowed .the llulsh line, covering nval)r ,, Ml(r ,, iImn (f Njw
tho worst defeat ever experienced by the four-tnlle courso In Ti mill. 41 pee. London were the occupants of tho ma
il pony or wiuertnen representing mo rain's time was 23 ipln. 41 1-2 mx An chine.
grigntlons will have their nsiinl line
ups, with I'ranto falling off tho I'. A.
C. to the J. A. C.
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PLAYERS ARC
CHANGED OFF
ll'ffsldcjit li. JI.1 Jolinvon! of tliu
Aide! Iran I.ea'i:n hail iin'iinuhced thu
lolfow'lnic vcleAiies nnd cu'iiifncts wllh
phivcrn:
ltelealicl by' Detroit: To tturfnlo, II.
Kllilg; In New lledford. John Ness;
Uy Cleveland: To Omaha, 11. H. Dn
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Hy I'hllnd-lphln: To Wllinlncton, J.
Mathews; to Kerautou, J. 1).' I'tters;
uiicoiidltlounl, It. I'ratl.
Hy New York: To Jeruey City, V.
Itoach.
Hy Hasten: To Jerrey City, Ktelnow.
Contractu:
With llmloii W. Nag'le.
With Detroit R l.uudstriim. J. Ita
neer, (1. T. Wilson, J, V. McDonald
H'.'li .Morati. 11. Kllnif. II. J. Wood.
With Cleveland II,, Huldrldge,.
With l'hll'adelphl.i I. l'.mig. I). Itolh,
J. 1. Mnthews, It. l'ralt.
With Wniih'higlon ('.. W. Wiilkcr. '
Itelnstnleil Iiy ,Nev York, Itevelle.
lltntotis strikers encaged In n flerco
ronlllct .with poll() and gold lent nt
Alnsterdutu.
Many lives worn lost and other
dnm.'iga donn by a typhoon off Yukii
liuinn, Japan.
Tho ituii'l'nckliiK Ciupatiy id l'llts-
liUVK w-ns Inirncd recently, caiiKlni; n
loas nr 1200.000.
A niiiuber nf.ltifonual rulings wero
handed down, by the Interstnto com
inyrcu I'liluinlsstou.
The lown uf Mavvllle, (llengarry
county, Oriturlo, was nearly destroyed
hy lire. Uisn JIImi.iihu.,
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