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nozroLULU ctar-bullctin, Friday, may 4, 1017.5
II n Auiomooue. icunsis'
-
I b Baoaane or: Accident.,
U U S0 T" -r v - ;.. "V .
Insurance
.... " f ' ' - -''r- -
CALL UPON
:;SE0ALL GIVEtl
L'
D0OST.ATLB1IE
POM SATURDAY
Officials Will Be Present; Dou
bleheader Game Promises
. ft..'
to Be Big Feature
BasebalCat -MoilHU : Field wlil be
given.: grand, opening tomorrow after
noon with ,all .the officials on hand to
watch' the league get a good atart
Two games will be plsy ed and to t
management, baa set the price for the,
two. games at 10 cents for. the bleach
cm, 2S cents for the grandstand and
35 cents for the reserved section.
The special cars will. tear Fort and
' King -street at 1:20,. going direct to
the grounds, and tbe band and players
w 111 also take special csrs from Fprt
end King streets. The Healanl mem
bers are expected to be out read tor
the 'special cara with pennants and
I aaners; ' ' -- -C : t .
Got. Pinkbam," 3en; Strong. Gen:
Johnson, Mayor Lane, Wallace KL Fat
tlr.ston and w, 27 Rawlins will be on
1 an4 ta give the league a real dyed
Jn -the-wool opening.? The band will be
cut end resdyfor play. . ,"-
In the first game the Healanis with
rrancis Crown in the bovwill meet
the IfcKlnley team, with Gordon Ross
on the mound. . -The second' game
t ill feature a battle between St Louis,
with iiayselden pitching, and Simon
ca Uie Ulltop for the Hawails.
On Sundaythe Asahis will meet the
r:::rInos," and Consul Morbi has' been
. rl-to pitch the first ball.. Jn the
f cend game the All-Stars meet the
Y.'rcckers la what' is promised to be
r.c of the best games of the season.
Johnny Williams will oppose Morgan
cr vv aterjjouse. ; : A v- "s -' . ?
iiUuliiLil
n.rce schools will be entered a
(tErscholastic - swimming neat
!vi:t le held at the Y. M.-O. A.
n raturdayevenins. jPunaoau,
can.tLa and'McIviuley haVc en
J tcanasj;1 The meet: will be In
ire-cf W. T. -Rawlins, and Is gfvtn
cr tbe auspices ef the Yale Alumni
3( laticn. Hermann von Holt will
tbe Ftarter. The events are 50,
and 220-yard swims, 5d-yard back
le, plur.'ge for distance, high, 41,'
ctoarci dire and relay race.
Le entries: : ' 'r-z-
- ;,u.ameha '
1 -ycrd dash J, Rowland, C Lace,
( larlc, H. Kianey, D. Kaohl, S. Ful
II. McGuIre, II. Hookano, O. Kn
, II. iralara. ', .''v
vard eah-C.:Lane, V. ClarK
;1I.- Jlookaad IL lCInaey,
e rd 6'wim- -C. Lane, fT7. . CflarkV
nJ. II. Kinneyi V; Kane, -v :i "r
: -e fcr distance-C.: Lane,,!!.
: ':, D. Elmcona. ';: ' ; T i.p:r
. :r.slcard "dive SFuller."v;
i dive II. Hookano.' S. FulW,
jy c. Fuller. C. Lane, Clark,
"::-.:.cv, J. Rowland, IL Hookano,
Ink, D. Eiaeona V. 'Kate,, a
- j. II. McCulre, n. Kaohl,. Jt.
trcke C. Lane, 3: Rowland. -
.mley
. - ; -. -
" y-ra casli A. Dcsh, ShoichI Ka-
ul.a, Hla Kuf, W. Jacobsca..'.'u?
yr.rJ iafb Ah KIra Yee, Gcnrgi
Tin An Ins. .- V
.1 ) yard sw in Ah Kim Ye e. Geo.
- '
t - - - ;
. :r.-e for distance A ''Mc!icv; V.
' .n. u:-: rcTeart. - ,:. : '
: :rs-lcara dive R,, Cooper,.' AVU-
. eic r
Cooler,
Wiliun
'33- Ilia. Kul, Sholchi KamenaKd,
'. W. Jacobscn,-Ah Kim'yte,
:r:ke William Chung,- A.
. . . ; -An Ing. '. . '-' v' '
c...b William KanakaauC
W1.11. 11. i:irvcy..w: VcUesen.' ?-.
C. CrsidyW. Smith, Noble
' -c, D. Fratt.- - V
; : -rd dash William Kanakanur,
" rccy, C Cassidy, y. Vtle3n,
n. Watt. Smith. R. His
. IV Pratt. ..... ;
1 jard swim R. Hlgslns; rl.Cas
y. C. Woods,. JL Harvey, Ron-jld
..tt. "... - V..
I ; j :. for distance T. Pratt, F:
: I , ?cn, 11 4erby. V"-tJesen",R.'-
t-Sr.iith, M: Lydgate. ; , C
rIng-Lcard dUe andi htgU dive
! asay. H. Harvey, C. Cassldy, J
. ; s. D. Hamptcn. ' : .v";' "-.
: ' v .William 1 Ks naka'nui, z
t. II." Harvey," :w; Vetlcsen D.
:t. C. Cassidy, C-Woods. R His
, Scalth. :Nohle Kauhane.iK
ckstrbe WlllUm Kan&kanji u.
..:t. C. Cassidy, V. Vetlesen. " II
' ' ' cr. ':' : . . ') ' V '":r-; '.
7 Tai Pocg of the; Chinese teanj
in the race for the ?25. -ruit
t.cs which:Is to be presented t a
n
no at ir
OHli
, .yer cf the. Pacific League sell- UeLs x:HMx'-
e ' r.:os"t. season tickets' for the The announcement that ne will pro
s ; Glenn Jackson-. treasurer cf . ride all point winners With individual
3r?ue, annoi!nced this afternoon -awards has greatly increased the boys
t'.e ccstest is close and all can- interna In the meet. ICtery feilow If
.3 are expected to make their re-; proud of "hla own private collection x&
3 tl the earUest. possible dat& r: ribbGns and medals Everyone is .will
- ;r--:f :v I kl to work hard for such a prizes -
. flPENIKG SUNDAY THIS AFTERNOON
I infants Will Play Ruger Giants
in First Game'.of the Season;
Chinese Play on Sunday
(SMdil aur-nUtla Oerm4raM.)
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May 5.
The week-end attraction In baseball ai
SchofleJd features two good contests,
with the 32d InL entertaining the All-
Chinese Saturday afternoon,' and the
Fort ': Ruger' aggregation on Sunday,
the " latter contest ; being the ' first
scheduled: game of the Oahu-Servke
League at tbe post.'
The affair Saturday is a postponed
game; the contest between the Infants
and All-Chinese ; originally, alated - for
April 22 and called off by an untimely
visit of J. Pluvlus at game time,; the
game being played next Saturday at
the request of the fans, to which Man
kger 8mith acceded, though the day
before the opening of the Oahu-Serv
Ice League, i For J the Infants, - Dol-
liver. late of the; Cavalry and formerly
star hurler for army teams in the
Philippine Islands, ; will ; grace the
mound and Is expected to come across
with a win. V.?.:-.''V ? '':-V" Vr Z:rX?
' 1 Sunday marks the opening of the
Oahu-Service : League ; with : the - In
fanta and Rugeriles . doing battle. No
opening ceremonies have been planned
though -.the 32d Inf. band wjlj be on
hand to inspire ; the athletes, and .it
is expected a record-breaking crowd
will be on hand to watch the festivi
ties. -The final standing of the teams
of league should give local bugs an
idea of "Who's WhoT In local baseball
circles and ' some pretty encounters
should result when the Wreckers and
Infants meet the; much-heralded AII
Stara on the post stamping grounds.
Mashaw will be on the hill for the
Infants' while Pruitt Is slated to start
for the Rugerites. - Manager Smith
had : bis ; squad out ; dailyf or practise
the past week, particular attention be
ing paid to batting practise, and ex
pects his charges to wield' the willow
with effect when facing the chief gun
pointer of the Cosmolites. "As all teams
naturally wish to start : the season
with, a victory; ; exciting.; contests
should feature the . opening of .the
league..:;;-; -v "iwi
some i excellent preseason . games
were played lastr Saturdaly and Sun-
dsyby Co. H, Sid ing" that aggrega
tion turning in two wins; Co. C and !.
S2d . In succumbing , to the superior
fielding and batting of the H tribe,
the former losing by 7 to 5 tally; the
latter by S to.l countl Co.H expects
to turn out a , winning bait team In 4
the coming. company series, and with
such .stars aa Buckland, Farmer, Fltr
latrick; JIarria,i Thompson and other
appearing in the lineup, early predic
tions .may be warranted. ir - 1
I MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS )
!'? NAtlONAL" LEAX5Ue
New,YorkvMMV".;; 8 5 ; 615
st. : Louia.; .v,;.v;ai y&xiw cm
Chicago s. . , 2iv ..' ll.V 1 1 579
Philadelphia S- K 7; " 533
Cincinnati . 10 -'filly i :A7tt
Costonr'-. 7.T-r.4
Pittsburg . v 7 13 , :350
AMERICAN LEAGUE v ' V
Boston t;.;-i,i.v: 10..:?':4c 7H
Chicago ... : .....a 11 7 1 - 611
NewvYork';.i.V8 ;..v- T.r:c.633
Et Louis ; . ; A :,"''Z - 8
Cleveland -Cr-i i ' 10
K500
471
Philadelphia 'i .'.T. i ': 6 ,2 ? -:f 9 , S K 400
Detroit : a 7: ;-; m 9 -400
Washington
6-; 10-373
NATIONAL LEAGUE 'Hy
;,At- Pittsburg Sw Louis! 4, Pitts-
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 7;
Boston 2; r . " 't -jM :--i
At Chicago Chicago ; 10; Cincin
nati 3..;V--;.vvv;;; c. c.K'rv-v
At JsTev York Brooklyn, 4,':. New
York i:.::::: :: l -'.. " :J:-
a ur DirAk. rir.lic
At W'ashingtbnWasaington 3, New;
York. 1. Vi-;: i -j i-?. -5:
At Cleveland Cleveland i 2, '; Chi-
ai lsosion uoston z, rnuaaeipnia u.
At Detroit Raja. , . . ; ; :v j. , v
'r or ' "v-.
LI A: TH URSTO FJ -SHO WS i i
ABROAD INTEREST Mm
1 v PUfiAHOU SWIMMING
jr .'..- . ..' - -s 4 . ,- v , - iJ-. w '
. ..... ... ,
Scll Stu-SIltla CortMpadac.) v
h PAH V COLLEGE. May 4. Another
example oLtbe. broad interest of Lor
rin , -A. Thurston . In : swimming vas
shown -during the. past week. A8 n
encouragement to all swimmers who
win a point in the Yale Club V in ter
scholastic swimming meet to be held
la theTT; M. G A. tank Saturday night
Thurston Is ; offering- handsome ' silk
ribbons..'-.:; lt:-:::-1
It is Thurston's' opinion that the of-
J ftring of a cup for-the winning team
j is a great help, v But he also Relieves
that each awimmer
to win a firsU seco
should have a suital
wno nas tfce sturt
second.' or third place.
suitable souvenir of the
Ul CUf-BnUtia Corrtrpoadeac.)
OAHU COLLE012, May 4 TodRV
tbe Punahou nine clashes with the
McKinlejr high school team. The
game Is changed from MoiliiH to Alex
ander ijeld,. at 4 p. m.
This Is sure to be a good game. It
ought. to sirs a fair Idea of how the
two teams are. going to race thro 15)
the season, too. McKinley Is Etronf.
The Punabou lads, found that there
was Ipts yet "to learn when they :ne
up against" the stocky little Mills
buncli. ' Except for a lucky rally in
the ninth Inning and for a very bad
wavering of Ah San Nam in the box
for Mills, Punahcu Would have lost
the first game.
As it is, Coach Bergman is profit
ing by what he saw his men do in
their first trial and be has been gov
erning himself and them arcordins
ry. He has had them sliding into bag.4.
running between ; bases, trying tneir
batting eyes and-generally Increasing
their signs of. life, ,
Henry CWlIingworth has been In
charge of McKinley baseball, nd
that -team Vis; sure to make a good
record this year i.
:lt is somewhat of a distinction to
have won more l than, 100 ball games
in the major leagues.
if yon non't believe it Just taae a
slant at. the complete.. records of all
of thev: hurlera 'now holding meal
tickets' in ' the' two majors and you
will '.find "only: ,131 pitchers who have
IOO or more victories to their : credit
Chri3ty Mathewson may essay to
add. a few ' more vins to his long
strong of 372 victories. And Matty
may well Te proud of his' record, for
he is the only pitcher In baseball to
day who nas more than 300 wins-to
nis creoiu : .
Johnson in List
There are only three pitchers in the
game now;:; who ; have : passed the r 200
markv - Including f Matty, they are
Plank' of the Browns and Walter
Johnson of the Nationals. Plank' has
pitched ; 398 victories in the major
leagues and Johnson has come off the
winner 228 times. SX'd Walsh, now re
tired, shot his-bolt after he had, won
J95 games and lost 123 lor "the White
Included in the list of the 'select
lSl.is Joe Wood, who will attempt, a
come-back , with the Cleyeland club
this'-ryear Smoky Joe has won 117
games and lost 56 during his career,
and If. the food old souper is really
the effective ' souper of old, 'Joe may
realise his amoltfonto pitch, 200 or-
more winning oau games. ,; j
nguring mat tne pitcmng art is ae-
veloped to'a finer point today than at
any " other time in-tlie history, of the
game, ft la easy to see tne great vaiue
of one pitcher who. can stand the' gaf!
from season to; season until he has hit
the century mark in games won. ? :. ;
Not Many Do It ; ' . '
Thev average pitcher - in the big
leaguer; is vlueky uf he "sticks that
long, and the per cent of pitchers who
do Is very smallas .the figures sho:
. Here is the list tof the -charmed
izr taKeni irom tne recorqs
; ''Pitchcr..:i---MathewBon,"
Clan.
W
L v Pet
189 6"63
173 f. 633
150-603
93629
75. 681
136 634
86 626
84 584
56 - 676
111 ' 500
85? 673
104V'49i
60 630
372
298
228
'161
160
156
,144
118
117
115
Plank, Browns
' . .
Johnson Washington
Reulbach; Braves
Alexander. Phillies
.
Ames, .pardlnala.
Coombs,-' Brooklyn
MarQuard, Brooklyn
Wood, Cleveland
oiiec, uuuiia ......
CIcotte, White Sox. .
Bcott,: White Sox. .
Tesreau, Uianta
Royal. ; -.
Kauluwela
KaahumanU . . . .
Iolanl ';;.;'."...
Kaiulanl .-. -.1..
Liliuokalani .
Central Grammar
."' Inthe opening games of the Gram
mar School Indoor Baseball League,
played at Aala park Wednesday ar
ternoon, Kauluwela 1 defeated ; Liliuo
kalani. 35 to 15, and Kaahumanu de;
feated IolanL ?? to 8. .
; In a slugging match between.the Ka
ahumanus and lolanls the. former won
an . indoor ball game yesterday after
noon at Aala park, 22 to 8. Jacob
Pung, the midget pitcher of the win
ners, held (he lolanls to a few scratch
hits. . V v '' " -.
Home runs were made frequently by
the two tpanis.' t y '
Lineuni &f thv winners: Jacob
Pung, ptTTong 3ing, lb; Ah Hoy; c;
Ah Fe,n, lfi llatsukl, 2b; Shimagi. cfr
THREE PITCHERS
VITH 2D0 GAMES
..., ' ' . - i . . , .- . - "-.
W U Pet
1 0 1000
....... . i e looo
...... 1 0 1000
...... 1 1 500
...... 0 I 000
0 2 000
0 0 000
HiiGffiS.
SCHEDULED FOR
Commercial League Schedule
Arranged at Meeting and
Umpires Selected
At a meetins of the Commercial
league held last evening at the Star
Bulletin office the schedule for the
year was adopted. The first games
win be played- on Sunday morning at
Molinii field and at Athletic park.
Lang Akana, Eob Chfiliagworth and
Fred Swan have been selected as um
pires for the season. ' The season will
end on August i, there being 55 games
scheduled in a)I. A cup will be pre
sented to. tbe -winning team.
On Sunday morning the Reach and
Service First team will play; the first
game at MbiJlUI field, beginning at 9
o'clock. Coombs and Advertiser will
playthe second game at 1Q;30. Mu
tual Telephone and Schuman, will
meet in the .first game -at , Athletic
park; at 9 o'clock and the Star-Bull,
tin Uara .will me?t Spalding's at 10:
Sd4ieNell, president of the league.
Is confident that the season will be a
successful on&r .
- The" schedule follows:
MoililU Flerd .
?May , 6 .Jeach Service First;
Cromps-Adv'ertiser.
May 13r-Mutua!-Scbuman; Service
Flrst-Spaldlng.
, j May 20-VrVon llamm-Young-Elee-trics;
Schuman-Star-Bulletin. '
TMay 27 Aivertiser-SUr-Bulletln;
iron woras-iiiiecincs.'
Junev S Electrics-Reach ;
Hamm-Young-Advertiser. M
June Vp 1 ' Mutual-Star-BplleUh;
Schumn-Sefrvice First"
1 June 17 Star-Bulletln-Hon. Iron
Works; Advertiser:Schuman.
June.'- 24"'-SpaldIng-AdvertIser
Reaches tar-Bulletin. -
1 July 1 Bfqtual-Coombs; Spalding-
Reach. " ? .
,c July 8 Hon. Iron Works-Adverti
er; von Hamm-Ybung-Star-Bulletin.;
July 15, Schumah-von "Hamm
Young; Reach-jion. Iron Works. '
Jnly 22 Hon, . Iron Works-Coombs ;
Star-Balletin-Servtco First '.';
July 29 Spaldlng-von H'amnV
Young.;. yh I , - -I:';. ,
t. Aug;', . srvon. Jiamm-Young-M utual ;
Ster-Bultetm-Electrics. --.
AthletieParki
May k 8-f Electrics-Mutual it Star-Bul-
letin-spaiding. -
I May 13-Cooinbs-Reach ; Hon. Iron
Works-von Hamm-Young.
: i.May ; 20 Service First-Hon. Iron
WorksJ AdvertiserJfutual. , ;
tay;2TSpaiding-Coombs; Schu-
man-Reach. . "
June 3 Service Firstoombs; Mu
tualSpalding: v
June' 10 Reach-von Hainm-Young;
Snaldtiie-Hon. Irrm Works.'
b . Jttnel 17' Electrcs-Servide , First;
von ntpiariuiuiiAiMva. '
June 24 Hon.; Iron Works-Mutual;
Coombs-Eleetric :
5 July l-r-Electrics-Schuman ; Service
First-von1 Hamm-Young.
? V July 8 Mutual-Service First; Schu-
July lSTCpomhaSUr-Bulletin;
Electricadvertlser.' ! ;
July , 22 Reach-Mutual ; Spalding
Electrics. ! ' : ' ' '.' ;
; July 29 Advertiser-Keaen ; acnu
manobmbav;r .
5 Aug; v 6V-A(verUser-Servlce First;
Hon. Iron WorksSchuman.
First game'at 9 a. m.- ;
' . Second game 1 mlnutea"after close
of first .
Athletic
t Park
MoIliRi
Advertiser
..... 5 6
. 4 . "6-.
4 6
.1..; 5 6;
. 5 ' 5
..... 4' 6
..... 4 6
..... 5 5
5 1 5 -
...,.7 3
.....6 4
- 54 56
-S 1
Coombs
, 4. ....... .
Electric: . . . . .
ironwprka' 4nv;.v;
Mutual;;;;..-.
neaca '-.
Service First .....
Schnman , ..;..v.
Spalding .:l .."..
Star-Bulletin
Yon Hamm-Young .
GOABT LEAGUE
L
12
12
15
15
15
16
Pet
571
53S
500
500
464
429
San Francisco
16
14
15
15
13
12
Salt Lake ....
Oakland1 . ...
Vernon..
Los Angeles
Portland . .
Yesterday'a Results
At Portland-Portland 5. Oakland 2.
At Vernon -Vernon 1, Salt Lake 0.
At San Prancisco--Los Angeles 8,
San Francisco 3.
Games Today .
Oakland at 'Portbind.
Salt Lake at Vernon. ,
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Norman. 3b ; Ah Yirae, ss ; Masaru,
rL . '
- The score:
Iolanl . 0 2 0 20 0 2s2 0 3
Kaahumanu;... 7 8 2 3 0 0 0 1 22
Iolanl defeated Liliuokalani, 16 to
1. in the second day's play of the
Grammar school Indoor Baseball
League at .Aala park -yetrday. Royal
rvn imirr tvaimam. i-t iu
;ames
bdajj" Kin : he: between Kaiulanl and
tin ; an A between Royal ' and
Kauluwela, beginning at 2:45 o'clock.
m STAR TAKE
ins AIM III
Dl
Young JakeA;Schaefer Pipked
as Successor of Hoppe;
KinrJ Helps Youngster
When Willie Hoppe announced sev
eral months since that he would take
Young Jake Schaefer of Chicago un
der his wing as a member of the
Hoppe Peterson Wright - Schaeier
troupe of exhibition btiiardiata, it
was predicted that some day Hoppe
would have Schaefer to reckon wHh
in defending his crown of world'
balk-line : champion. " Whether Hof-pa
was aware of the youngster's great
skill or even dreamed of his ever be
ing a championship possibility is not
known, but the fact remains Schaefer
has ' almost arrived if he fa - not al
ready there, as a candidate fpr titular
honors. It was pointed out that Hoppe
learned much' of his -billiards (ran
Schaefer'a father, lata wizard of the
cue, with whom he traveled on exhibi
tion tours, ana now It : seems histov
may- repeat itself. "
Beata the Champion
Schaafr splendid . victories over
Hoppe in two styles of play. 18:2 balk-line-and
three-cushion caroms at the
Illinois Athletic Club. - Chicago, re
cently, before': a Dig- crowd . dds
strength to the belief, that Jake's im
provement is such that he is now a
fit opponent for Sir William, should
their meet tor: the championship a t
anjr. time In the future. In : that Chi
cago crowd were ma$y men who' bad
seen Schaefer;' the elder, m action
against Ives, Slosson - and Vignaux.
mm
TILT?
TocJehampjohs of other, days. They watch-
with ; profound interest,- and all in
pluding; Charlie Majthewsthe pld
timo marKer, ..w ho journeyed ; from
Milwaukee expressly to seo him., play,
Proclaimed hini: a greater . Player at
the same age than his"1Uustrious 4lre,
and saw in the, clever lad certain
champion of the future. Playing, With
Hoppe in exhibitions has given Scha-
fe.r: ,. confidence, . H has utterly no
rear or the champion- ana snouid tney
meet for world's honors .when friend
ship for the. nonce Is cast aside, Jake
Is not likely to ge stage fright r as he
might had h not- acquainted himsslf
sp, orohghly; with Hoppe and the lat
terV8tjren4 methp bft piay.; ; t
Jealouiyt Makea' Them' Play ;
; Chicago fandom- ..aaw;Scbaefer; in
the games referred to beat , Hoppe ou
his merits' in two splendid fcxhlbiti.;is
where enough "Jealousy entered into
the competitlonto make' both playiura
take matters ; seriously.- a cnampitn
always' feels .his pride and before an
assembteevof ; ChlCago'r leading citi
zens; both men and ; women, there
was ample Incentive.for Hoppe t rdo
his best-' On. the other hand, it waa
Schaefer'a home town.: Jake's moiner.
and sister were . present, -and ,tne
ypungster was' put to. acquit ' hlmnelf
as he nad -neyer done-berore. Ana
wnat was the' outcome?. Well Jake
won. the . h?ee-cushloni . game, fnpm
Hoppe,: 25 to ,18 In 33 innings with a
iighi run", of . six, ;. and ' trounced the
champion: 230 to 4 23T at J balk-J me.
Schaefer averaged 31 2-8 and had J3
for. bis high run while Hoppe's aver
age' was 29; and his high run 14t; .
Schaefer' Shewed Ciaas -.
' an?: the balk-line match; Sch iefer
won -In onanner that left no; doubt
as. to his Teal ability Hoppe had run
140 and 16 and needed pnl 13 .pointa
for game when; he slipped up oft" a
difficult single' cushion yehoL Jate
needed 130; and 'his friends thought
he had little chance to get them, but
like his i famous daddy Schaefer is
never beaten until? the other fetfotr
has"' scored ; the last point, and atr'
ping up te ' the table with a do-or-die
look fni Vis ,; eye : Schaefer turned the
i;entuy : needing 4 30; to" gp; ; but.r;4ke
never Jaltered. played 'every shot WJ
fectlyand when the "last, jmtton vm
accounted for. and the cheers 'of ':e
pjolookersbroke Jocse."" the new i-ter-
of the ' ivories had the spheres in
a bunch In one corner, completely, un
der control..'; Jake, ran out with .130.
unfinished." The crowd was breath
less."." . .- ".y.
Hoppe, always , a - good, sportsmti?,
took defeat amiably, but Willie Is not
blind, to the fact thaVaome day, per
haps in the near .future, he must
eras cues with! Jake Schaefer in d
fens of his .championship crown, that
at last, there has cotae out of tNe
West a t-ocbinvar of the green cloth
worthy of hla steeL.
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ELECTS OFFICERS AT
MEETING OF CLUBS
B. E. Hooper was elected ' president
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Wednesday. At the meeting Jt . was
decided to enter the HIlo regatta, two
or more teams being represented from
each club. ' V ,1 - .
-Other, of fleets elected sre: A.
Re'necke, vice president; A. J. Porter
treasurer; A B KrplU secretary ; Hi
Chillingwotb auditor,. .Regatta com-mlttee-rA.
B. Kroll. O. Crpzlet and VV.
Lyle.: Finance, committee A. C Rein
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