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Japanese Players of City Will
v: -;f.!eet Paclfic$ in Opening Cane AlWapariese Will Play
-;lFcrt Ruger Giants in Second Tilt -Little Nushidaancf Mori
'4 ftctta'Brothers.Will Perform in Games ;.t;; -x' : v ;
-u ct.AiiuMiciaor.suBQJiy nitliT Jiwljima on the mound will-
rtetooon. IU .rectivu of tbe t3"Pf meet the Rusv team. KlsM III!
fn5J? th- club for unlfonng. rhaw be atatlonetf behind the bat.
..Wratbe Aaabla ulll met jiainjya, Arak. Yamaahiro. UyB--!"
ft?Tf,-4ia the aecend contest h0 , and other stars In the Uaeup. j
:the, A1W panose ,tcJ9 wUl ineft. the chlnto Morlyama will ptoy either sec-7
Two aura will be prceented lhciiivJ1 JII -tn:
Jaoaneae Waver. IxT the dauble bllL
f tie' Nhida;:th " Boy" feWAf -S(J T1!; ? ;
wuWUto'bt the city. nd lndai.;S'kt SSliffS-"!
ifnif h Aftht. ft i ..A-hMW'W irtHl- rnKt-nd' Stewart asTttcnr
Clea. Cam. EiBt- 41 .V5. liiUy;
,V r.rf The Aaiibi WIT liare a.- atJon'team'?ta :
In'the" fleLl srilntftt 1ariffr. irho
-ttave twoMttlif ra Yo'flJns t-lhe J8pIciUii..ittr;lbfti cutfleld. : Manager,
anef ettars.'i Either Hada or Dennis t6-ait UlfalsQ have stroa fctlhty
' Vwk tor the- Taclfica n the-e1 0411 ready 4 ko in tor puy. This
4 tilbltlon pfitne, u hlle Noshlda will take v?tm' js "Petted trt be a close battle.
1 .' the mound, -llaeaake. the other AsahT4, - The rUyIn? fIcM at MolUfli as
. V 'hurlcr, -pltchei .from the outh side 'been placed in good condition, an.lYaa
h i tt1 wlir be'ready. fcr action- alf-any Aaahl8 have made arrangements to
-. tine; . .. . ? .A hate the fields marked, and-lq readl
"The Asahi team. -.managed by Mora. :ncs$' for the two battles. ! Murashig
V ; ehlge, la cnef the fastest orairlza-: is! confident (bat hjs Aaahi team will
tloni'lft'tht, city'and their leamWctk'-Tndka'i'gcKJd ihbving against; the :Pa-li-
v and . pftctiag istaff make Hp'for any clfka ail the nuiaagera of the twa
; jfhortkgein thehlttlng line. Tbey wiir teams In (he second affray are' both
meet a strong team on Bun day and
.will be itrea a real test- . ;j '; "'
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H;crcu:htrccf CRace Horses
.. ri:! Given to Ccvalry -if;-;'
v.Cill is f..2 fcr Them ;.
Gc;:.:
;:e ..V.'i , Wlasf Jeli. ' th wealthy
ci-tjiuslastla horeeman. pf Reno
Ner;has volunteered to? turply T;,
, va if.it f?tfttnr ormv'
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!rcd her d cf rure-b red tlioroutul reds
la adiiiloa to ECO mixed breeds, at his
1'evzia tiock farm at Reno, and ttiey
tre at the call cf the E3YcrnnienL"'V
WIsgHeld rrciicts that other horse?
nca-wr.I ar st by -placing their ris-'
various t . .cr.s ' cf ' the -jcosctry we
lave rc!r.',:l c-t the necessity to co-tc-rsr?
Ce trc?d:r.g Industry, et that
Iri cf ' tcrsoi. Vo'-U'.t
tccrauc ucroiiiicrccs. at uie Cisyosai . t"" uu wwe oeer ucbucu.
cr the cavalry. ---. .,,J V Williams 1 averaged; 193 1-3. John
"in buY arreal for faWbIo$-r!sla-l if 'f f peedhead with
.-n - r . -o iv rr r. '1S3 and lI. Di Canario raig.;cp a.m.
: lY5S:below fcr.i .-.r-vf
r..:.ci fcr
valry. !,ex
V,';?r:c!3.J "It l-s tcca pr
t t:.c r c zillrc 1 strain ir.
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CUcr aioik wa;Urrcaiy
- v a r ia0M .Virtue?- iV
Famous nacera fcr war ,tu1:,--:,
t "I venture lo say ti.a.t the tTcmcn
w-ri tlerrT-r'. the -first ioreti
c? hcrscs ia Usucd. I
itc iorae w tcaa at my stocajaim
ft.Rennand they are ready tort the
7 . ''i-r-.;
. h ft, Neva da , s r srtsman's ctf er will
ltlesa.be welcomed. - The AtUea
b. : of combed thisvcountry for horses
.and ; recruiting may : prcve ". clif flculL
Besides the 500, head of cpldtloods,
.Wirgtield bctfsts- cf n .string of aa
:rLnelyared thorr :hbreds as can be
'found in ,lhe Tar West,-If not ta the
United" -stes " , ; : ' v
v VStr' ' cll-Vnown. --race Worsts - ia
; Ct!o&: . !dcr cf.theworld's record
:-c:.i:
..iilrs
ttatr
'Jet. t
Derby; Scarlet Oaks, -.Minnow.
flctcd fcy reason cf tha ad vers 3 la ws . ' JrVL f." "
that were rassedLMut we Have, been j??? Bt"f V.T
tulldir t in the'last coupi cf irc.r-;. -vntU.tte
breeders' nd horses are Kvjlf
in a position -now lo assist the govern-. . V V ;1' Ui ' l:U';l
: ,fbr cne:and iiteeath;;:!:'rt
.. -try. -Kim, .winner; of four - the t.e,m- . f "'
f.Jataa-lhttvinter;. Square rixV-. -v r;
fi.t- v-' P .taat Akina bas.been worklns with
hooter. . Bank. Bladiola and 6 "v- lw u" pmi1' 01 v?'
r , cf others have carried his W0!1-?
r colors to victory ka" the tf.n 'W';
1 ."irnaxra and Garcia e has thevntvcteui
L" C'Jw-STANDING Tct; strong aggregation, and Ortiz is
'.; . '-rt 4 r- "1. v"' v nether player who should improve.
v' - W.C L. 'PctSJThcrt-?a ; 1liM flrftt fin for Wltlons
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r?": 10 ! ! -7
tan twc ; - ' .ow
f "I rrhenri": ?..u:.4r.'...-J:1-.!:,7!-3i
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rtland
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YeWrdSY'ataurUVv f ; Italy for the distribution tt theneces
At Oakland Oatland S, PortIand 1. titles tf life bytneans of tickets in
'Al'.Uait l4ke Salt- Lake' 4. ; San ' ordr x to . tuppress, the inequalities
Francisco Vi.;'Vv" ?. -V) ' which heretofore have existed in the
At. Jcs vAngeles-;-Vcrnon.3,"JLos An- 6 provinces of the.kingdotn In the
tCelej Lv- ' . ' . rrcvince of Mantna eaclt individual
', Portland at .Oakland. ... ;
Vernon at l-oi "Aug .. - -:
an.'Franc!acQ at Salt ; Late, i : .
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Play in Two Gariies-4-Asahis ; to
' T. " e. ?Aaaa. i
fcaftery: department; ; ; -
iTerry, J Johnson 'arid
Cam;
Ul take care' of thehQeU'pol
Won ,uWJtU l-anglv A oack-Ml
claiming; victories,. '-The lirst -jrame
Will begin a 1:15 p: m. 1 1
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V, M. C A BOWLING LEAGUE
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ne:HawallaVtelebratetl JJfliIv'fl.''
Jiams' elevation to" captaincjr by
nin
four'stralght fronV Xhe f Mid -
Pacifies last night on the. Y,: M.C.:Ar
bowling alleys. -WJth' the f&e toUV
ef XS80t the Hawaii pufacross three
average, i IIE. Naatz, CapUin of the
in J-Patirics, made a gtllzni effort to
win for hl3 team by, averaging an even
UTt3 trtcrhooa at 4 o'clock the Jiowl-
1 uie ; ivi.. v. a.' uiiccuirs ruoiu. :iue
.lcffltf wm -tlie
in i41Q
liamalls : let
Jd iSd Total
169 " 202 573
Arevedo .i.i.v 208:
r Merrick ; 134
i Decker ... ;164 .
Canario , . F ... 1 4 7 "
WiUlams V. 14-t
199
162
185
187
126. 475
160 -U 486
203; 535
173 580
Totals .'.
887; 903 870 2660
- Those who thourht that Manaccr
wiM quaa- naa tetter
Kue 5 5am ABe wneia iooKs aDoui
tastaa :m'tn:the.:Pa.dfIc;Lcagtir
i rnd the outfield shties np well with
f uf -u- V" f .
bave "a goo.d
and Is one of the
ri"?SaAvlm '?? pw
ai rrcsentr and number: of .the. re
cruits-;
-
cruits-arc expected 'to make good.' i.
,: .- SMALL SUGAR SUPPLY
R0ME, i Italy Tfie government is
nor. oraahiilhe 'a avstem tlirouehout
1 ou oeea auowea to nave less than
j two ounces of sorar every; ten days,
' 'h'J in th nBifhuorins province
- O.tfe U no liiXtitation on the purchase
- of sugar. ; - "'.".
4 IV ( . ... I AfLkvA . , Af Wi AWtf t . Ail, . . Til
iaumehejw .V 147T" 132 ;J5743S
year
Grammar SchooLMeet Brings Out Stars
IX
e:rd liiorth Star
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In Punahou
Miss J"erd iliorth, who proted to be
a kensalloa in theJ harbor i swimming
tneet 'la'st yeir,was the Mghjppint
winner in the- Ptinahou ' meet. Girls
of rcna&oa corapeted-ior the Thurston
medala .' yesterdayyrnoon"
numoer-oi gooa Taoes resuua. w
0 erd Hiorth' Wofir three. eVents-Crei
S5-yard swim, 35-y4tdha9kstroke and
plunge fojedlstance-rrrancea Tarring-
tonnd. Madeline Chi
Chafiln also' 'Starred,
mnlnjr places in ;all I three Events
' U.oll... rw,rvm. VowlnSf K MIKM
in . the novice events, nd in these
' events . aJK .Vicars.': the sensational
i tennis (6tar,viifeQ. proved her ability" lo
fitt'.hrouh tne; wtr, .The remam-
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win-T". r?Bll ulV3e 8,n" :cum,euuua
1 Vu V?V -uw.vv
xne results or. ine meei 10 aate are:
Academy Events s H V ;.
S5-yfird 'sIni . (open j-4-Gerd- Hiorth,
fJrsU ' Frances Farrington, "second;
Madeline Chipin, , third, v ' V '
, '33-yard Bwim-(novice) Heather Da
mon first;: Elsie Harrison, second;
MalleYicars. third.
'" Plunge 1 (open) -Gerd Hiorth;- first;
Madeline- Chapln, second; Frances
Farrington third. 3 . v ; r;
Plunge - (novice h-Heather Damon,
first; ; Mafle r Vicars, second; . ' Jessie
Baldwin; thfrd-H '!? ; ' -..S5-yard
backitroke.(open) Gerd Hi
orthiraL. Madeline 'Chapin, -seeond;
Frances' Farrington, ' third. . . v.
Preparatory Cyenta SU;'
. '-35-yard (novice) Emma ;Tarfeton,
firstj-ElenoE Lyser, "second ;; llargaret
Sayrcs, third.5- ;.- ..i..-"..
Plunge -Anna Cook, firsts Frances
Cooper, second;' Louise Drew, third.
jJ,!AJ0R LEAGUEiRESULTS 1
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..NATION ALi LEAGUE V
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V At 1 Clnc-nnatf-CIficinnati Pitts
burs 2.,;. , i .::-. .v .v-i-.-V :' .V: :, ;
At Brooklyn Xew York 8," Brook
lyn v - -.:"; ;-
AU Boston Boston' 6, Philadelphia
(iz jnningB). t"
At' Chicas6-Raln.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At York New , York 2, "ash
Ingtdn 1. " " - "
:At Detroit-Chlcago 4. Detroit. 2. "
f At Philadelphia Boston - 3, Phila
delphia 1. 7 . ' 1: ,
-iAt,SLLbnli- SL Louis 4. Clever
land'O. v. " . ':
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W
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833
800
600
500
500
40C
230
200
Chago. . ...
Boston . . ; . . . ;
Cleveland
Washington .
New ;York :.. .
St Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
I ir NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Pet
1000
667
571
500
500
4?
222
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Ne- York . .
SL ; Louis .
Cincinnati .
Boston .- ..
Philadelphia
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Brooklyn .
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JAY GOUIB WiflS
HATIOIJAL TITLE
3 J .-''. t -'"-"'-) -"
yr Jay GouM wVim the' national court
tennis ifngles championshJp ; fortho
J2"tfi' cossecutj veyeat p April J, when
he - defeated Jcshua .Crane , ,pf. '
York ;4a 'ip.?trb;at Bo?ton4 vQonld
won-iq ;raUghVwiK.ftSThe score - was
6-2, 6-J-3V Crane has 'opposed 'Gould
iiT- the ThiaP ttmf of 11 out 'of 12
championship -niatcfiesr ". '
ehas !Tcy ioddy; ' governor of
Oregott -from 1S8 1611886, dieaf;.Sa'LUUUrytra.miAS . in the .six public
lent; Ore. r yij 1 ,,.:V
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5;. ,.j -c V ' :' '; " " T V ; J;V'w,t h-.. T.-.a-;; ?-'? -jf-'. t':-7 S-'f-: .-rwrH - r ,vr- . ' --r -:
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' Scenes at Grammar school meet held
at Alexander Field on Saturday after-
tioon Upper figure ar6wa tXtiaiilzsti Comoct-
men vi inin TTimmiy t)rri uiiia
Uppey tight -Pegue'of Punahou, who
vtat the individual poinfUlnner.- Low
er Left to right,' Leal ahd Lee, the
two St. Louis .athletes "Vho are ex
pected to show" something in the fu
ture.T These four athletels vwere ae
veloped 'as a iesult of organization. A
director of 1 athletics, jn the public
achocls wCLld give theatHtetea of the
ether schools a chance tp meet the
private school stara on ai even foot-
Ing
Ayau ShowsUp ;
Vell In Qames
Vernon Ayau is showing something
in the, practise games with the Seat
tle team, and appears to bei working in
witli the other infieldera n excellent
manner vThe following f rjm the Se
attle LPostJntelligencer tells of AyAa
and Em Leardr -c -m; ,--':. "'
-Th:' work 8 of the trio of; fnfield?rs
who will assist, Lekrds Ithisv year has
tickled' the' scrappy " boss' I at d those
who ' have ' seen" them"perfdrmv?TRube
Gardner. lias; lived nt eipectaflons
at nrsrnase; Hero warphy has shown
up well -Vbti in- the fieidand f the
ii5V "o-i.'. :nrir'ha- riA-mrti
than : VptisJactory y iJead ?;d0est,7not
nave Vo. worryl about;,hls inield;vwlth
Mip.Jlorse on hand toskip lntp the
fray when anybody falls r down-unci -i
he can tum-aJl. cf.his atteatton to the
other .departments. - t "''-
Tiicbdols of tSL. Louis Vhas; begim.' 4-u&X
A Sensible agarette deUvers COMFORT
v If you think of Fatimas as being "'- found lhat thcif delicately balanced '
in a class by themselves; fit must bev Turkish blrafeam
due to one and bnlyvbne reaspnfi is "why Fatimas leave, you feeling' -;
lvv; -v-r -;v ;-?fine'and fit even' after an uxiusually
FafiTTtas actually deliver a service long-smoking day. ' . ;
mat no oiner cigarette can
If you are smoking Fatimas you
have discovered this. You have
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With Someone' at the Head of Athletic Program Among the
Public' Grammar. Schools interest Would Be .Awakened in
Various' Branches of Athletics Grammar School ; Meet
Brings Out Need of Someon3 to Look After the Boys
A ttr Jt hln Hio p-rforwanc?3 of
the tr.tck rt!.!cl-s :u Uie ;rani,nar
school nevt at AleaiHcr field on S?Uit-
uritay aftrnorn, cne wonders why the
Granular tichoo.'u of Uho city have not
been given a dire-tor of ftthlei.fsu 4,
In this meet, whit h 'aas an event
fcrrocre than 250 comptt 'ng'alh let as;
the private -schools -shovrel that the
OnVtlt' ef raching and lnstraction
wast1riraJctible,:;and as" a result the
Tl. . nlKA flpat
private fo od's wcn ;tne7 .flrt hre
tTI at tl ere ras an interest diailiiy
ed.rip . the wetti-ls certain as" more
than 2v athletes , competed in the
yarlf'fcft events,, and ,more than ,ioiiri
tirc3 tuat nuuiberjned jne .oanka
watlhing the ames, t which ,wera a
suctefs, from every standpoint .the
grammar school students take deep
interest in athletic wort. btiU'there
was n cne .raaii,ho, fould devote fae
time to bringing the boys tpgelher !a
a manner that would work out for . the
Lest interests of- the .schools. : ' '
w: Hundreds of other eltles In the lTnit-
J! r x :
TJH. BENTON DONATES:
I SILVER TROPHY FOR
Mrr
'8
k LEADING SWATS MjJH
i 11. Benton representative of Wil
lia$i A.. Rogers Ltd., has offered a
cujj to the leading batter cf the Com
mercial League.;, Benton, who is a
notpd rifle shot and a baseball fan,
upon his arrival inlh; city btgan to
tali baseball ani in a' conversation
with Sam Nblt saiOf tiur be ras.mter
estd in the Commit laj League and
w'cId present a ctto'the pIayer.who
ha ridTed; the bludkeon ci5si Effectively
-i Via bmL
bSriJwhS?
lmae - to Jlawail and be believes that
there. is more baseball in. the.air this I
yeah tUan Jftverj before.; S He vJO
sent- a silvtr- cupA 'taches.- hieb
wh(cb will be, gold iinei The trophy
will pe, on exhibition at E. C. Hall
So4 iQ a fewulays. . : .
-Te- fvew York senate, by ac vote of
Pil to 13, passed the literacy test 'bill.'
give.
Smtlj mmfoHable imoko
must be a sensible'
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J 1 rco i
iuldilelp
. m
ed States hare a director. of athletics
for the grammar schools, and one man
could do much to increase the interest
In the games. It has been found that
athletics has tended US bring out more
proficiency in the studies, and with a
certain stanlard necessary before
competing the. boys ipuld naturally
improve the irjacljool( vrrju
"A great many who whtched the meet
yoted it -:a success : from every stand-,
point, -but regretted that the-public
schools did'nor make! a better show
lhg With' dlreCtorror athletic in
thejpfamma. tfchools of the city, inter
est - would natnrany" increase in all
branches of athletic. A man who
could organize, league, bring out new
talent , and kfep 'the , jwhoola working
together rwquld be, valuable, and could
do jmucb good," In .-a, vcommunity.
Theretare many phases which could
be brought out.whiehjwoutd show t'e
benefits derived front; baring & man
at tlla. fiDAf Vif if f1n1-L. " mrl lit luuut J.j-f.
ers'for athletics among the boya are JP'-"
certain to favor this pTan. A director
cf athletics would oe niore than worth
while.
HOUCK, HIGBEE AND :
i ; 2VEIFEL HIT.HARD "
( ) BY(SALT LAKE MEN
Flncher, Brcnton and Penncr bave
all won games for the Portland team.'
but from advices ' received from San
Francisco the Beavers met with con
siderable opposition when Houck. llig
bee and Zweifel were all hit hard' In
one game. : Salt LakeJTammered these
three pitchers or a total of 19 hits.
Hollocher. ha ' bee " 'making food
with 5 Tengeahee, artdlBlll Rodgers
has started" to1 find hlsr batting eye.
Coast scrru?s;;bellevflt that Portland
WJJJ be'a strong contender' this- season,
if the pitching staff holds up.
" ; " ' ' ' 'a a " '
games on'.Sundrt'.at iJloinm. WJ a
number , of close ' decisions, butgot
trough his work In an. -excellent man.
nar . . T'n . mini ar: h? tnlataV 1: ffv
j his tame ai PembertoW-kut 'baa re-J
tquested that Culpepper be given'hls
due,'
smoke.
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