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Polo Match By Youngsters
May Be Staged At Race Meet
Would Be Feature Event; Maui
Horses Will Arrive on Sun
day; Saportas in City
Ther may be a jiossibllity that a
. polo match will be staged between th
kid teams during the June race meet,
and if the committee does decide to
tage at leabt a fcrir period match,
the plan is certain to meet with the
approval of many lovers of polo.
The youngster who have been play
ing in the practise games to date have
made a big bit, and they would be
given an opportunity to show their
wares before a large crowd. They
have studied the game, and would be
certain to make a hit, if this event is
scheduled.
The Pololtti
Clarej?e Coo'te, Walter Macfarlane.
Henry Afong. Harold Er-iinnn, Buster
Brown, Jack Walker, Fred Troiter
and the youthful Peter Hannfn should
be given an opportunity to shjw what
they can do before the public. T.'n
is a real opportuniiy tc jrese it me
growth of polo in Hawaii t tho gen
eral public who have heretofore not
been interested in t' is game.
John Grace. Walter Macfarlane
and others are interested fn this p'an,
and if the members or ths committee
want a real attraction nsiri? fr-jm rac
Jni they could not do better than
. stage a four period mat:h on June 11.
8ap"ortas Here for Meet
W. F. Saportas, who was assistant
secretary to George Cxke last year,
is again on the Job, and his presence
will assure some real work on xmc
part of the committee Saportas ha
thrown his hat in the ring, and will
be a busy man from now on. Sapor
tas knowa the racing game, and will
' k imm a.lrUMnn to those who
are working to make the big June
meet a (access.
Th Maul horses will arrive on Sun-
j day, and Inasmuch as the first day's
;' meet Is only one week away, racing
v roaain will be in the air from now on.
V Fraacis B. Copra. Knight of the Glinn,
Dick Tflburn, Will Owen, Luau, Whis
tling Jenny and Kaploiani will be
among the entries from Maul this
A year. .
Workouts at the track for the next
week will consist of L:ght work, and
VUQ I U1AXI? p III W va uivu v
i-flrst day's meeting. Mary Jay step-
? f m w n a w rf 1 1 ia rMinsan wrxr rna
(1 -' il m . At a .ft. 4t-1 A. t
dm a tnii in in ten iui woraouu
' and Oneonta and See bolt were sent a
nfTa mit a -Mifav In 9 t
- has been riven some fast work at
the track and In a recent . workout
'.went three heats in 2.23, 2.18 and
-) HIV. -Km.. -V,m... ka. tyim
mtnr a rnadv for n crnori rare. Hlilv
" Bor worked thro beats in time
around 2.23.
A a V a a. a .
eausiax, jaonawa uoy ana nooer
, ww come aownirom ocnoiieia. lae
v daughter of Rock Sand will perhaps
; enter the mile and six furlong event
" while Mohawk Boy will enter the 1,
? 1U and hurdles. Robert will enter
the hurdles and V miles.
Tickets will be placed on sale at
v E, O. Hall & Sons on Monday. Since
the announcement that the Maul
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JUNE 5
Advertisement
NO
Moanalua Gardens, Golf Course aikl
Grounds dosed until further notce
err account o
horses were coming. Interest has re
vived, and prospects are bright for an
excellent race meet. With Fairy
Mary, Mary Jay, Iabontan Water and
other entries ready the outlook which
was clouded at one time looks espec
ially bright at this writing
With the hurdles. Roman race,
giris' race and pos'b'y Pol Dtcb,
the special events ought to be pleas
ing to the followers of racing. Rac
ing; is in the air at this time, and from
now on the dopesters will be telling
how they ought to run.
WILLIAM CULLEN LEADS
IN PHOENIX TOURNEY
William Cullen leads in the Phoenix
Club billiard tournament being played
for the Julius Asch cup and a cue pre
sented by J. K. Moffitt. George
Macey has not lost a g&me and Chris
Beck is up in the standing. The
standing to date is as follows:
Won
Lost
William Cullen
19 2
16 3
13 3
13 9
10 0
10 t
9 t
8 t
7 5
7 10
7 10
6 5
G 5
6 6
6 7
6 13
5 10
5 16
3 13
3 5
1 6j
1 s!
1 3
0 4
J. K. Waimau.
A. E. Carter...
George Macey
J. J. Millsteln.
Peter Bernal .
Manuel Paresa
J. Ordenstein .
Frank Murray
C. Mirtsching .
J. K. Moffitt...
J. B. Enos
C. F. Johnson.
R. J. Blake
A. W
G. S.
P. W
C. S.
B. L.
Leithead. ,
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
.on Lost Pet.
New York 20 11 .645
Philadelphia 21 ' 13 .618
Chicago 25 16 .610
SL Louis 19 17 .528
Brooklyn- 13 17 .433
Cincinnati 17 24 .415
Boston. 12 17 .414
Pittsburg . 13 25 .342
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
Boston 25
Chicago 27
New York 19
Cleveland 23
SL Louis 17
Detroit 15
Philadelphia 13
Washington 13
12
13
16
21
21
21
22
25
.676
.675
.343
.512
.447
.417
.371
.342
GAMES TODAY
National League
Boston at Cincinnati.
' Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American League
Chicago at Philadelphia.
SL Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
COAST LEAGUE
Won
San Francisco 35
Salt Lake 29
Oakland 27
Los Angeles 25
Portland 23
Vernon 24
Lost
22
23
27
28
30
33
Pet.
.614
.558
.501
.472
.434
.421
Yesterday's Results
At Los Angeles San Francisco 6,
Los Angeles 1.
At Oakland Oakland 12, Salt Lake
2.
At Portland Portland 11, Vernon
10.
Games Today
Vernon at Portland.
San Francisco at Los Angeler.
Salt Lake at Oakland.
CONNIE MEYER WINS
DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP
Miss Constance Meyer of the Mult
nomah Club of Portland, Ore., won
the national women's indoor cham
pionship In fancy diving in Portland
on May 20. Helen Hicks was second
and Thelma Payne was third. All en
tries were from the Multnomah Club.
Miss Aileen Allen did not compate in
this event Miss Meyer finished sec
ond to Aileen Allen last year.
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1ST SOU
BASEBALL WINNER
(Special 8Ur 'Bulletin Correipondanc.)
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May 31.
Yesterday afternoon the 1st Squad
ron of the 4th Cavalry defeated the
3d Squadron on the Castner diamond
by the sc,ore of 12 to 8. This was the
first game of the squadron series and
was a slow game, both teams lacking
practise. The box score:
FIRST SQUADRON
AB R BH PO
A
3
0
1
0
1
0
0
5
0
Suggs, p
Zella, lb
Aoules, es
Epperson, If
Ames, cf
Walker. 2b
Crane, rf
Tronlbater, 3b. ....
Ernest, c
S
5
5
5
5
o
5
1 2
0 10
1 2
Totals 4R 12 12 27-10 7
THIRD SQUADRON
AB R BH PO
Newton, 2b 6
1
1
1
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
o
2
5
10
0
1
2
1
1
0
Blessing, ss.
6
i Sullivan, c. .
6
5
4
2
4
4
4
2
Zimmer, lb. .
Roach, rf.-3b.
Boorman, 3b.
Gibbons, If.
Smith, cf. ...
O'Berts, p.
Moore, rf. .
Totals 48 S 9 27 8 3
Batted for Boorman in fifth inning.
1st Squadron.. 0 3 0 0 5 0 4 0 012
3d Squadron ..1030200208
Summary Two-base hits, Moore,
Crane, Ames, Sullivan; double plays,
Ames-Aoules, Newton-Zlmmer; .base
on balls, off O'Berts 4, off Suggs 4;
hits, off O'Berts 12 in nine innings,
off Suggs, nine in nine innigs; struck
out, by O'Berts 6, by Suggs 4. Um
pires, Gantz at plate, Wade on bases.
Time. 2:15.
KAIULANI WINS ONE
FROM I0LANI SQUAD
The following games were played at
Aala Park yesterday afternoon:
Kaiulani 9, Iolani 5; Cen. Gram. 23,
Kauluwela, 9.
Games to be played today:
Kaiulani vs. Kauluwela; Cen. Gram.
ADRON IS HEAD0UARTER8 MILLS AND HIGH
vs. LiliuokalanL
Won Lost Pet
Kaiulani 9 1 .900
Kaahum&nu 10 2 .833
Royal 7 4 .636
Central Gram 5 6 .454
Kauluwela 3 . 8 .271
Iolani 3 9 .258
Liliuokalani 2 9 .181
LOBSTER SALAD PATROITIC
IF YOU HAVE THE PRICE
LONDON", Eng. Maxims given
wide distribution by the food econo
my department of the food ministry
include the following:
"Rich people who make their din
ner of lobster salad are good patriots.
The rich man who eats neck of
mutton and bread is not."
"The woman who wastes a crust
Wastes a bullet."
"Eat slowly and you need eat less.
FJve people out of ten are digging
their graves with their teeth."
"The du6t bin swallows the food of
millions.
SAN FRANCISCO
CHRONICLE
$1j00 PER MONTH
Delivered to cfflcrtaken at Ntwscart
.' HOME- NEWS AGENCY
tVholesale and Retail
TEAM WINS IN
GAME AT POST
(Special Star-Bulletin Correspondence)
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. June 1
Headquarters Company, the prime
favorites in the 1st Field Artillery
league has enjoyed some pretty rough
sledding during the past few days.
What with a 12 to 0 defeat at the
hands of the St. Louis Collegians on
Sunday and A Battery trailing their
colors on Memorial Day, the wigwag
gers were beginning to lose all hopes
of copping the trophy. Yesterday,
however, they came into their own
again by shutting out B Battery by j
four good aces. No one will deny that i
Charlie Brown has a splendid team,
but there are many in the upper end
of the big post who believe that 0
Battery, the champloQs of last year, j
have an excellent chance to win out
at the end, vhile still others think
that Sergeant Burnett's outfit will fin
ish on top. Even D Battery has a fair
show for the honors and the other
outfits have no reason to be discour
aged yet.
Many who enjoy these games from
the bleachers and sidelines say that
it is not very "ladylike" to criticize
the umpires so much. The work of
Sergeants Donohue, Miller and Bur
nett id as impartial as any fair-minded
fan could desire. Boys, be real sports,
and accept the decisions of the ar
biters as final.
On Saturday there is to be a warm
contest staged between A Battery and
Sergeant Cumberland's giants. While
trie lowiy liees have sustained many
losses this year, none of them have
been by large margins, so that Cap
tain . McCleave's cohorts will have to
work earnestly and continuously to
come out on top.
Won Lost
Headquarters 6 1
A Battery 5 . 2
C Battery 5 2
D Battery 3 4
E Battery 2 5
F Battery 2 5
B Battery 1 5
Pet
.851
.711
.714
.428
.283
.285
.166
A card has been received from the
St. Louis lads expressing thanks to
Lieut. Andruss for the generous hos
pitality accorded them last Sunday.
The college boys state that they did
not dream that "army chow" could
be so delightful, and that to know tun
enlisted man is but to like him.
Can't Do the Work
re
A bad back
makes hard
work harder.
All day the dull
throb and the
sharp, darting
pains make you
miserable, and
there's no reat
at night.
Maybe it's
your daily work
that hurts the
kidneys, Jor jar
ring, Jolting,
lift ing, reach
ing and many
other strains
Cur the
do weaken them,
kidneys. Use Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills. They have
helped thousands and should do as
veil for you.
"When Your Back is Lame Re
member the Name." DOAN'S BACK
ACHE KIDNEY PILLS. Sold by all
druggists at 50c a box (six boxes
$2.50), or mailed on racalot of price
by the Hoiliattr Drug Co or Bsnson,
Smith & Co, agenta for the Ha
Joy Out of Life
f Mother, may I go out to swim?
Yes, gaid the mother, but if you
desire to swim in the two nights'
meet on . the harbor, you w ill
have to file your entry with
John Soper at the Hawaiian
News Company before 5 o'clock
on Saturday.
4- This will also apply to the
male section of the universe, and
all swimmers are expected to
4- have their entries in by that
time. The meet will be held on
the nights of June 9 and 11.
An epidemic of typhus has broken
out in Germany and it grips many in
dustrial centers.
Advertising is the heavy
artillery that blasts the
way for personal sales
manship. The wire en
tanglements of smugness
and indifference disap
pear before its mighty ef
forts. You might try it in
your business!
THE AD MAN.
Whether stopping here for a day
or for the summer, you will
find this a hotel of per
fect satisfaction
Bellevue Hotel
GEARY AND TAYLOR STS.
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ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOOF
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European Plan, $1.50 per day up
American Plan, $3.50 per day up
Special Monthly Rates
MORGAN ROSS.
Manager.
Honolulu Representative:
WILLIAM L. WARREN,
P. O. Box 769, or Telephone 2273
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Mills and .McKinley will battle at
.Mills tliis afternoon in a game whlth
will perhaps settle the second posi
tion in the intersc holastic league,
should the Saints go through the sea
son without defeat.
A rinse pame is looked for, although
McKinley is expected to pitch Xu
shida. The Hoy Wonder is a real
pitcher, and .McKinley should have
th'? advantage in this department.
W hether or not Xushida will be able
to stop Okino is a question, but if
given good support nue'nt to have an
edt;p on Alin Soon Nam.
Mills has a iiuai'er 01 good players,
and with Sunn Hung and Wall Han
the linkup -should cause the high
; school team some trouble. Both these
' players have been picked by Pacific
j League players as real stars, and
' Mills should have the best of it
! around the second sack.
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WILL BE CARD
Two Games Will Be Played 3
Moilnli: Asahis vs. Healanis;
Filipinos vs. McKinley
Two games are listed on the pro
gram for Saturday afternoon at Moili
ill Field, and prospects are bright fo;
two good games as the Asahis wil
meet the Healanis and the Filipino,
will clash with the McKinley team.
The Asahis will meet the HealanU
in the first game, and inasmuch at
Manager Harry Decker has strength
t-ned his team the Asahis are expecte
to hae a real battle. South or Bush)
nell. two speed hall artists are slated
to work for the Healanis, while Mae
sake will perhaps be sent on tht
mound for the Asahis with Nushidl
held in reserve.
Asahis Show Colors
Manager George Murakami of th
Asahis showed his sportsmanlike
spirit at the meeting of the Pacifll
League last evening when he askej
that the game which was won by th
Asahis be played over with the Ha1
waiis. The Asahis were awarded th4
game, and without doubt any protest
would have gone in their favor, bu
Murakami decided that for the goo
of the game it should be played over
This leaven the Asahi percentage at
.."M0 and the Hawaiis'at .333, tied witt
McKinley and the Healanis. ShoulC
the Healanis win on Saturday thet
would jump into third place behli I
the Braves and St. Louis. South is !
Rood pitcher, and the Asahis are er
pecting a real battle. The Japanese
fans of Honolulu have flocked to sup
port this little team, and their show
ing to date has been a feature of ths
Pacitic league.
In the second game of the day thl
Filipinos will battle with McKinley.
Lani; Akaua ha3 been coaching the
Filipino team, while Henry Chilling
worth is looking after the interest ol
McKinley. These two well known play
ers who are members of the saml
team will fight ort their battle on th
bench.
The Filipinos have lost Doth gamed
to date by close scores, being defeat
ed by the Braves and Asahis. They
have played a great fielding game, but
have failed to hit hard. Lang believeJ
that the Filipinos will 'Jump out of
the cellar with a victory over McKIn
ley tomoirow afternoon..
Biuio, the little left hander who
held the Uravej safe for seven in
nings, may pitch, or King may go oo
the mound. Lurio will perhaps be the
choice as backstop, and this player,
who is new to the league, is certain
to make good on past performances.
Duke at First
Monsarrat, Maisichi or Girdler il
expected to hurl for the McKinley
team, and Duke Kahanamoku will be
seen once more at first base. He
made a ood showing the first time
out on Decoration Day, and the mem
hers of the team believe that he will
develop into a real star before the sea
son is over.
On Sunday afternoon the All-Stars
are going to make an attempt to dem
onstrate that it was all a dream, and
v ill go after Fort Ruger in earnes
Johnny Williams may be, the selection J
to stop this team, and Crumpler will
be saved for the next game with the
j Wreckers. Henry Chilllngworth is
j anxious to win this game, and Stewart
also wants to creep out of the cellar
iat the expense of the Stars.- So a
("good battle Is expected.
mm m .
j Miss Lorena Carroll, daughter ot
j Joseph D. Carroll. New York., who
i left a large estate, applied to the Sur-
rogate's court to have her allowance
I increased from $2678 a year to $13,178.
She is 16.
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