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ressmen
To Fiht It
Big Baseball Game Will Be Called Today at ;3:45Mudd .and
Castle Will Be on tne jyioun
Will Be No Admission Fee to
Taken for Red Cross Odds
WHO'S WHO
The Cong. ' Weights
Jim McClintin, c .....178
Syd. Mudd, p ...184
8am Nlcholls, I. D.....197
Prince Kuhio, 2 b 204
Frank Reavls, 3 b .....187
Bats
right
left"
wrong
right"
awful
worse
hopeless -
good
great
last
Art EUton, s. s .143
Bill Carter, I. f ..154
Miles Polndexter, c. f..179
Ernest Lundeen, r. f...179
Oscar Bland, r. f..... 189
Scene-A beautiful enclosure-located in the Moiliilsect on. Cast in
eluding angry mob will appear about fifth: canto. Sec0dKacp !?
d es Mil drop from the clouds bearing baskets which will be ""
Pluribus Unum. Third act-Stretcher bearers will . appear npon
tice Fifteen minutes will elapse between the second and third acts in or
der to let the crowd get their breath. . - '4 v. k! o.nrt.
Governor LHclus Pinkham will throw out ..SS?;
stand; Brigadier General Wisser has 'ShMar
tint ball and Brigadier General Samuel I; Johnson, N. G.H., has Mbejj . aik
d to catch it Major Fern has been extended, an l,
hit tne first ball pitched. U. S. Senators Myers d ThompsonndSena
tors Hind and Robinson have been named ras -honorary empires ;WJJ.
R Farrington, Judge Vaughan and Raymond C. Brown are the court of last
appeaL
All For the Game
This afternoon the members of the
congressional party will forget the
eolden sunsets of Hawaii: the won
derful flora of the Paradise of the
Pacific; the beauties that have been
showered upon "all; the homestead
laws; the high cost of living. andMhe
! high cost of loving, and will go forth
i to Moiliill field to watch the slaugh
ter of the innocents.
Owing to the fact that a number of
klnd'hearted bosses have decided that
all work makes Percival very thick
in the dome, it has been decided to
call the big baseball game at Moiliill
field at 8:45, and if any of the unfor
tunate can camouflage' the boss and
get out at 4 bells they. 11 have suf
ficient view of the spectacle, which
Is the big event of the week, and
promises to resound throughout . the
walls of congress whenever our great
and national pastime 4is discussed.
Ready For Play trZ V.
The congressional xAUvmtmd ; stars
have held their last -.workout, and are
in excellent condition, for the big
game. The locals have also been get
ting ready for the melee and although
Gerrit Wilder has developed a char
ley horse, ne expects to be in the
game ready to do his share to send
the intruders home with 'a defeat.
It has developed that nearly every
member - of the congressional base
ball team has played baseball, and
two members of the party broke into
professional baseball for a . time.
US CLUBS TO'
CLASH SATURDAY
Inter-Club Tourney Will Be Big
Feature of Play; Five Entries
Expected for Tournament
Since Manoa has staged the recent
tournament there has been much in
terest taken in the Inter-Club tennis
tournament which will be staged on
December 1. At present it is expected
that Manoa, Kaimuki, Beretania and
the Neighborhood clubs will compete
for the honor of playing the Ewa team.
The Ewa team has two legs on the
cup, and Beretania has won out on
two occasions, so there promises to be
a real fight on hand as both these
teams will be out to win. Manoa
must be figured this year, as the club
has developed a number of excellent
players.
F. E. Steere, treasurer of the Ha
waiian Tennis association, will receive
the entries. Each club will be taxed
an entrance fee of $5. According to
the present schedule there will be two
single matches and three doubles.
KAAHUMANU GIRLS WIN
FROM CENTRAL GRAMMAR
The Kaahumanu girls defeated the
Central Grammars in a game of bas
ketball yesterday by a score of 18 to
15. , Both teams showed improvement
The line-up was as follows:
Kaahumanu Pearl Bailey. Rose Gil
man, forwards; Rachel Meek, Mele
Lewis, guards; Anna Silva (captain).
Lizzie Ho, centers.
Central Grammar Alice Larsen
(captain), Annie Lul. forwards; Mer
tie Ludington, Elsie Akana, guards;
Dorothy Evenson, Lucy, centers.
CIARIDGB
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QP?csch
and
islators
liili
Game But Collection Will Be
Slightly l-avor me Locai i earn
AND WHERE
Weight" Bats
Locals.
Ed. Femandei, c 176;
right
AI. Castle, p. ...... ..."
C, ChMy, I. b. ........ 21Q
CXboke, 2 b. vf..'i.'i".JJJ ;
Kuplhea 3, b. .165 .
Billy Miles, s. s. ... ...152
Gerrlt Wilder, I. f.....153
Holstein,' c . f. -179
Syl. Corres,-r. f. .....198
;
. ; right
in, doubt
wrong
awful
rotten
A No. 1
censored
no hope
Mudd is : still a mighty sweet pitcher
congress, and at the same , time
Honolulu, that a man. may. still be-in
congress and at the same time be
able to hurl the sphere. The game
may result in a pitcher's battle be
tween Castle and Mudd.
Feminine Air .
A number of young ladies will be
present during the game, and al
though iJicre'wlri-'be.no'.admUslpn to
the -park, there will be a collection
taken up for the Red Cross, and
everyone having an extra supply of
change Is requested to donate to the
cause, . .
Frank Coombs has , donated his
baseball, uniforms 'for the local play
ers,: and the Star-Bulletin has allow
ed ; the congressmen the; use of the
Star-Bulletin suits, providing that
they are returned- Through, the cour
tesy of Davies & Co., the Reach base
ball will be used, and Sam Nott of the
Davies Company . has i also consented
to furnish1 some war : material" for 'the
teams.- VV ?'C'V ; '' ' " '
A large . crowd is expected out to
tie grounds at Moiliill as the clash
today will be tfe first that has taken
ninra between congressmen and local
law makers. There has been a little
betting on the game to date and the
present1 odds are about 100 to 94 on
the locals. There is-at least a lot of
interest in the game, and some excel
lent baseball and some other Kincs
may be expected. : ; . "
JUPITER PLUVIUS
STOPS TEtltllS AT
POLO CLUB COURT
Two Good Matches Scheduled
for Tomorrow Afternoon;
Capt. Warren to Play
Jupiter Pluvlus was not a tennis en
thusiast yesterday, and as a result the
first match In the mixed doubles tour
nament which was scheduled" at the
Hawaii Polo & Racing Club courts had
to be postponed. Miss Maile Vicars
and X L. Castle were to meet Mrs.
Matthew Grahanr and Oswald Mayall.
The postponed, mtch will be played
at the polo courts tomorrow afternoon
at 3:30. Miss " Ruth Anderson and
Atherton Richard? will 'meet Miss
AliceT Hopper and William Eklund on
the Cother court at : the same hour.
This match should " create much In
terest, as both young ladies, have been
playing excellent tennis during the
tournament this year. Richards and
Eklund are numbered among the lead
ing tennis players of the island, while
Miss Anderson and - Miss Hopper are
two of . Honolulu's feminine stars.
It Is expected . that the semi-finals
will be played on Friday afternoon
and the finals on Saturday. Mrs. Aug
ust Schaefer- and Captain William
Warren will play the winner of the
Vicars-'Castle-Graham-Mayall match on
Friday. . V ' - '
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FROM THE CAMPS
By CHARLES CH1LLINGWORTH
After having 4made. a careful study
of the two baseball, teams which play
today I am forced to venture the pre;
diction that the Congressmen will win
providing Castle goes into the game
blindfolded, and -Fernandez; crawls on
his hands ; and knees. , . Otherwise 'I
look to. see the Legs down the Congs
by'. at -least three goals from'the field.
VBy SAM. NICHOLLS
After 'doing, a little Hugh Fullerton
detective work,;; I find that the -Congs
should; be given ;78 per cent - on ; of
fense,! while' the locals ought" to be
ranked about 3'4 per cent - The locals
have a lead on the defensive of 76 per
cent to 74. per cent, put we shall more
than' make this up : in strategy :On
the evel of the battle 1 am violating
no confidence when t say that we ex
pect : to, win by . 24 runs. I do not ex
pect, that our. total score win be oyer
J-
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Two stars who will be seen in ac
tion at the big game at Moiliill field
on Thanksgiving day. In the upper
figure Lt. Atherton " Gilman, of the
Town Team, who is a former Harvard
captain, and was selected by Walter
Camp as a member of the AINAmeri
can team. Gilman has been assigned
to the 2th Infantry, but is expected
to be in uniform withSchuman's ag
gregation Thursday. Dick Whitcomb,
the lowjr figure, is a former Wash
burn star, and Is one of the best play-
era who: ever appeared on a
gridiron. Whitcomb was ope of ;.the
stars on the National Guard football
team last year. He will play tacklo
on the Y. M. C. A. team.
Lydgate, Baldwin .and Pratt
Will Play; Midkiff's Return :
Gives Team Confidence -"
With Frank Midkiff back on
at Punahou the prospects for
for the Buff and Blue, look uousuajjy
. -
bright, when the.Oa.i j.h:is rocet.Kame -
hameha on. Alexander field .at 2:1.
Lydgate, Pratt ana uaiawin wm u
back in the game, and although lUese j,
stars are somewhat bunged up,-Jf una
hou studfent8 are confident that they
will help bring home the bacon.
In the last game played at Alexan
der: field -Kamehameha looked to . be
about '20 points better than the -Duff
and Blue squad. Given the breaks, the
score would - have been about that
much,: and Ka-j; tnould t the game
a favorite, bu; Ts ki.if has the hap?. v
faculty, of gecilr.g jvery oun J! of fight
out of the team, and this may some
what change :no dope. ;,
Punahou Spirit
Punahou has not lost a chanjricn
ship to Kam in ten yeari. And al
thougc the Puns have oi'eu entered"
the f'nal game with a t urn which
looked ragged on paper, they' have
come through. The Pu.'axou spirit
was sadly missing' in tno last game,
but Midkiff is expected to bring it out
again.
Kamehameha has tal:.i on" oew'life;
and Coach Borden has ?oi a lot out
of his team. With - Colen an in- x):e f
barkffftH th Kama will sorv nlrinivl
of fighting power; and li Wo-.'M not'be
at all surprising to see a no score
e-omn - , - .
it :y
PUNAHOU STARS
WILL BE READY piwiil
iorbigwsh'Wm
Kam h,a tasted victorv' and 'it TnavifPd to be crowded to capacity
be-hard stopping the King street boys,
but Midkiff said today that it would be
a good game and. was confident, that
the Punahou boys would make a deter -
mined fight to retain the honors which
have been held by the school for so
"
long.
Lineups. ?
The Punahou lineup for the game is
expected to be as follows: Fassoth,
I.e.; Lydgate, l.t.; Kanakanui,: l.g.;
Pratt, c; Robinson, r.g.; Alexander,
r.t. ; Higgins, re.; - Mahikoa, ', q.b,;
Pogue, l.h'.; Baldwin, r.h.; Peterson,
f.b. ;'-.' ! . .
Kam will perhaps send the following
players. Into. the game: Hussey, I.ei; H.
Clark, l.t; W. Clark, l.g.; KaIona,.c;
Huhu, r.g.; Kanuu, r.t; Fuller re.;
Coleman; q.b. ; Aarona, l.h.; Groves;
r.h.; Dawson, f.b.
YOUNG SANTELL WILL .
GO TO S. F. FOR: BOUT
Young: Santell, the champion- head
spinner of Hawaii, who is at present
under tha- management of : , James
Schneider, of . Los, Angeles,, will; leave
for the mainland tomorrow, where he
will meet Young Samson for the light
heavy weight championship of the Pa
cific coasts He may also appear In
Other bouts; while there. . ? -.- k. 1
Santell 'will return to ? Honolulu; bef
fore Christinas for a bout with the best
matman' on the islands.. Sam NbtWind
Bniy": Miles ihave been, planning 'on a
big ; cardV and will without doubt f ea-
town
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SCHOFIpLD BARRACKS, -Nov. W.
The troops of the post 'aire, eagerly
awaiting ftfle Thanksgiving holiday I as
a welcome break from the mpnbtopycf
the intensive training schedulenqw Jn
effect. A-variety of entertainment it
offered. The holiday will be ushered
in 'Thanksgiving eve by a smoker, tm
der the auspices of . the post .athletic
clb.I--,B.bbbie MooreFleis'cmanan4
: De " Mott are in charge., of the. affair
w W nave, tne assisiance oi omer
Popular members, of the. .club. Seven
numbers grace the . program. and some
I the ' best local - talent, will appftar.
t The lst-32nd Infantrr amusement1 hall
when .thex gong . sounds' for the open-
fWH ,. , avani
pf' "QV w" 7.- w
Wn5!!!n5
j :fam" 'riS
I w. of (ha inn'Av n-kor fa ITitonco rtvflr
this contest. In the first annual
classic, in 1916.- tb.eJlst humhled the
S2nd. It is now a question whd 'wljl
cop" this season? Both: regiments ! have
teams they may well be, proud qf.
The 1st. has appeared in two 'games
this season; and blanked their;Qppbri
:entsr in both games. i,t;is truethat
they have not been up against stiff opposition;-
the Cavalry and Battery p.
9th FieIT Artillery, beins 'the victims.
How -they will act against tfie lstrpng
team representing jtheBatyregi
mentremain'3"Xo beeeThe nd'Iii;
f antry,.; on the'other,hand,Venjged :fn
three games so. far,)emerfng ;Victor
in twa and losing one,"; the' WtMGJ'A;
or Davis," .humbling .tiienr-jrriielr.vpc-
tories
Field
over the; Kamehameha ;JX and;
Artillery; ..elevensejreari'ed
f scores. : V -i'lbi f. H
by bfc
: Thanksgiving night will f be featur-.
ed by performances ' forthe benefit of
Hhe Arniy Reliet society. fyhecom
mittee in charge of the affair ajNLthe
eht6rtam'ershaYeeb.i)rkIhgc
to! make1 the affairs success. . The: af
fair will-be staged- in. the 1 st32:id-In-fantryamment
JhaVahd.ito iccQmi
moaaie -tne crowas two ; periormanc3
wilUbegiventhe firstat ft:30,the
second at 8 : 3uk: ? : ;sp
When VbuivEvcs Kecfl Ccret
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local: f Ii: ;r
Wfflmm. ;
SHIELD'S Fi
l..LGflSTlflPD:
B ACOUT EiJEfJ
in ,;aisuREfitTs
; . f , : - . T i y ; ;.t. -V
Two Pitchers Whd Will Perforo
ArWorthveRivalsIS
of All; Departments -m;
There has been so much;dIscussion
during -the -.past week; regarding -: the
ability t of : the' two ; pitchers who kwlli
be seen ;in the Vgame; ;this ) af terpoon
that .'the writer h'as'sone to consider?
able trouble to get' the figures on; the
two star k twirlersv who - one tixoo
pitched for,Harvafd". and" Georgetown.
A.-lx .Castle wfco- will -pitch, for the
Legislators this -afternoon; . prefers
pumpkin pie white- SydneyMudd, Vwo
will be on the- hilltop ' for the Conjgs,
hoves sweet potato - pie.'-' Next to base
ball Castle enjoys tennis, while Mudd
mucn prefers black- Jack.-' Mudd's f a-
ISfi X$tL
while Castle prefers 'Marguerite'. Clark.
VThe. writer h'asV taken tti measuie-1
raents on -Willard' and' Johnson, ,W111
iams and Johnston,1 Cobb ' ami Speaker,
Damon 'and Pythias and Rock'sndHye;
solhas some,- grounds for .m.aintaintng I
tnat the following description of;t the
two -stars, who- wi)VUppear - at. Mojllill
field thisf Vf tern9on, -at -3 f45 .UssoineV'
whereVnearVcbrrOT
tice there is "not- much "difference in
tht various depatrments: f: I -.: ; i
V;- v.';' '-Vl.:':;''Vj:fcastle.':--Mudd.
av::'. Inches:! nebe
Feett(noiTOal).w.s;..y11?12 -Ffet
(expanded)' "i;. ;13-' r14. '
Wh iskers ( normal)' .5 . . . . 1.3
Whisker (shaven) ';'?
Nostrils r.'.'. i".'....i ..... 5.0 ' -
Fingernails ; (normal) .... '4.1 '
Fingernails (manicured) . 2.3
rf ead f (nbrrnal)f : . v. 'v8.3'j
Head (contracted) '? ....... SA
Reach .(normal). . ; . 'z. 431 ;
Reach' (at table) I. i . .74
Neck4 (am6oth '. 16,7
M.7
t0.9
50
3.6
-2.4
4 a7
8.5
-4U
98.2
17.3
Waist (normal) .... .74.3
-V72.1,
Waist (before eatlng) .. . .43.9- ;v34.9
Cilve,;(rma') .-v;;;V25
Calves (Jersey) .V. ...'..., 27.0
Calves "(Holstein) . . . . .,26,0 v "24.0
Biscuspeds. . .. .;2.0 -; ;9
Hair- (normal) r,f. i . '.; :fc.'.V.i . 0.3.' T "0;6
Mosquito.bites . . . 1 Itch .2 itches
Big Boxing rnival:; Wilt iBe
Staged at: Post Tomorrow:
: V : Evening; Five Bouts : '
Boxing: fans-', ot" Oahu will .have an
opportunity - to . glimpse :.sbmV excel
lent! bouts tQUjorrowV evening ;at, the
lsU2nd Ittfantry amusenientha at
Castnerjv Boby.:! .Moore, ; Mrho.:jls vin
nli r-tra n arrmttvom mtf K -'.hf 1 Hflftrt 111)
five-good' bouts ; of fourrounds ;ach.
There -wDl be"no' admission-charged".
- Bobby. Moore 'and'Babe,Martin will
meet in the main 'event and this bout
ought to . attract- a', lot-of - attention.
Moore is" considered vone. of the i real
hrrrbra nt . tliA-MsTarids tin A'. Martin off
MachJhe-GuflK Conipany 2nd : Infantry, i
Is k, confident .thatr he; will: more r than
uold his ; own with; the scnoneid Dat
tier. v. - - - .. v. , ( . . , .
Thompson Will' Box ; , t " Xi
;r "Teddy" Thompson, a. former; stu
dent of : St. Louis who wasJ"bornJn
HawallIs- slated ' to meet Peyton of
the departmetv, hospital; ; Thompson ,
Is:one of the best kjown bqxers around j
the city,' and". his ' many' friends of the
department; hospital :beHeve"-tbatrthe4
willi show "something: when he 'meets
:ShiftyPeyton. : - v '--'-. r'-ft '
Flelshmahn ;and Weiss, and De Mptt ;
and Herron are scheduled 3to jnlx.' "An
fourVbbxers ar? .weiLnownn box4ng;
cycles. yCh
meet an-unknown, boxer, and many'.be
lieve ;thattJ)enknown.is;hone otSP'1
than , a former - phampionship :contend
er. sThe first -pr.elimtnary.wttl:' be ,c$lr
ed-at'T: v l - c- J d
. -. ;' j'e m . n" ' , -- ) -'New-
Zealand's wheat" averager if
short 'about: 20 'per cent. " i
lililRTIlI
SCHOEIFXD BOUT
I 1 m 1 .- . .j
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fortbe-bie football-fftme.'at Moiliiii Field Thursday afternpon between Schtr.
mants jLown .reaxn.aiia
? 'noonehtyion
iBicB
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BBSS
1111 - - -v- ; .'t''.v r
nowHnst phone ;
:572 y'Beserre me4 a carspace, Thanksgiving Day," give your name, and it's i:.
-v' .Tffa dinner:at J :
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Many;.Ex-CoIIege StarsVili Be Seen in Battle: Which Will Tg':3
;fpPlace at Moilliii.Fiela Thursday, Afternoon at-3:45-rGcn:-!
Johnson' Will Kick R!)st Ball in Game Town iTeam v;;j
Have Slight Advantada in Weight on Line
::-'-;'.-.'.'Y.r'M.- C. A. TEAM :1 r
Herman - Von -Holt,' capUn left
guard, isr lbs., Yale, letter maihTee
years; -National Guard team, 11")).
.' Eddie Albrecht, left tackle, 11 0- lbs..
University of Nebraska,' two yea.
' ;.-Sandy Brlntnall,- left end, 13( lbs.,
Iowa' "State College, freshman teaim.
, H.:Wedrlck,: center, 1S5 pounds, Kan
sas State Cqllege. two years. 1 ;" -f ."
Dutch Kampert,V right guard, ISO
lbs,, , Kansas University; letter imm
three years.' y--.:-?.-- "":' ;;' ' I
, Pick. Whitcomb, right : tackle, IS5
Guard; ,te,Sn
1916, All-Kansag tackle.
-: Shorty', WyHe,. right end, 145 lftr.,
American College, two years; . " . ;
BI1' Davla, .quarter,, 150 r- Ins., Iov
Statue 4 College - two - years, ; All-Iowla
Pete Pammel, right half, Iowa StateA
150 ilbsi! Iowa; State.. three years. Yi
?:JoevHackett,LJeft half, .Mlchaelli
AcademyvBurlinston, ; 145 ' lbs., played'
two years.", '. .t ' ' : -
.-P.p . Darnell. full : back.. 170' IbsJ
University of iWashington,.netter manA
1 laree jears.
Substitutes, . Carroll,' Miles.,; McCrll-
Ur.v;t - ;'.-: v-' r -v' '. r
'.;'-'. 1 , TOWN TEAM X-:,
o-IScotty" Schutnan, quarter back, 148
lhs PUnahou." . -. ' : . ;-:
) : BUI Rice, left end,-155 lbs. - McKin
le'y.-' ;":;-; . - ; -
'k ; Bill Inman, left tackle, 210 lbs, Punahou.-;
.:-.-'; jj v . iC-' ' ;. .- ' : -t '-v '; :
H.'Mclherny, left guard, 190 lbs., St.
Mary's. nvi . ": Vs-
G.- M c I n e rny, center, 175 lbs., Puna-
; ?W "l " ' :
l'fl - SSf; J,: ,v -L':
Blil Paty, right tackle, 175 lbs.. Puna-
hOU;.'.-. i; r.,-' :-::: V ':
Atherton Gilman, right end, 185 lbs
Harvard All-American team. ':." it
'? G.' Bertelmann, left half " 180 lbs
Kam.v.::v;':r:.' " r -'
V.Tom Crockett; right halfLSO lbs., H.
M:Ai;.:,r rv.-;-s ; - :' . vx ; -
. H. Sumner, right half, 160 lbs.. Town
Team ' V .' : ' ;- vt" : ' 1 : ' -;
' -Chucii "Smith, ?full back; 183 lbs.,
Qiyiiptc:xlnb.v:
'Everything Is set for the ; big " foot
ball game which:. will be played at Moi
liili field ' on: Thanksgiving- Day,- and
the football followers are expecting a
hard clash. At first the Y. M. Cj A.
4 team- ruled - a ' favoilte over Schuman's
Towp Team," b"t tK the addition of
Oilman and Mother stars the Townles
look formidable. . yi--- .r: -.-;'-;
.The ' game will - be called at 3:45.
The Punahou-Kam of ficials have made
the statement that the school game at
Alexander field will be started right
on time t 2:15. This will give the
football devotees a chance to get away
to see the bfg game at Moiliili.
May Spring Surprise
K Schnma n has remained .rather Quiet
duririg'tbe'past few days and it is ex
pected : that he has something up his
iileeve' to. V surorise the fans with.
Whether one of" the star naif backs of
last:year , on the 4 Pacific coast is i.
" - - - - ' ; - n f
--7 Chah ;:;
hahou vs. Kamehacncha
AIeX A W DER -FIE LEpMJ'i:
Thanksgiving
;5:r;';B2:i5'M;v
ADMISSION, 35c.
ine x.-jul;: v .v.
'vd - by Real Football . Players.
; f-,-..r'::i
I.
tbwn'it has not been' discovered, bet It
is a cinch that the. Town Team; will
have one or two players who are net la
the first lineup. - r
Whitcomb .and Ivon Holt had the Y.
M.;CA squad out for- practise bit
evening aUkiki field; and ths s'aii
ran through signals and - bucked ;:
against a number of local stars. Tha
team jooks fit and It will take a rc-l
football team ' to down the "T assr t)
gatIoh.;i. There are a lot of coile-,
teams on the mainland who would 113
to' have .voi4 Holt, ! .Whitcomb and Da
vis onf their squads". ' J , "
- Ther-big' game Thanksgiving . Day
promises , to be a real event Brij.
Gen;. Samuel I; Johnson will kick . ths
first ball 'and 'there'-will 'be a nuribsr
of other features, i'The boys and gir!$
in gramr?' schools of the city
will have a cSSSce to see the bir gac3
for 10 cents, as special arranjeneti
have; beep- made; for them.. Thia fea
ture is a good one, and the masassri
are' to .be'complimented on their fore-
f thought-,:: . :.:t :- :. .-. ; -.-'. t'
M R S. TO M ANDR EWS IS
VISITOR IN HONOLULU
tU Mrs., Thomas ; S.'.Andnws cf Mil
Yankee Is a visitor in the city. Eh 3
U ; the -wife of Thomas S. Andrews,
aiortlng editor of the Jiiiwauke LcaJ
ei! and 'Tpublisher ;of jrae : o! ' the t til
ki)own libraries on . sport tn tUe ccn-"
tih ,Tom. Andrews, as he Ms' btts?
knpwn to the sporting 'fraternity, is
peMap8 the be t known authority cn
bojthg in "the country today, and his
articles on newsof the . squared clrcla
are widely" copied. . : : . : ;.
V Attdrews4 Sporting Annual 'for 1317
hasjicentljrarrlved In the. city aa3 1'
filled with up-tOKlate; records in' every
line o f sport Mrs, Andrews is tersr ta
gathtif material -for a: series of artie!:3
whiclij will'be published in the lealizs
newsiupers on the mainland. v V
MAKfKI STARS DOWH . ;
1
- . ij.vviui nil i, iv i uwvmIiv
Kong'VMakikl- Stars idefeatsd , tis
fast Co.Sapany . K baseball tean cf
Fort jlnyter-Sunday: mornizs by.ths
score -of 6 .to 2, - Simmons, who re
cently' pitched A ,two nit game agilzit
the Coaar Defense team at , Jloiliili.
was on tne mound for the losers, and
Lthe MaklW boys' collected 10 singles
off him. !selson and O'Sullivan- form
ed the batttry for the winners. Next
Sunday: avifeturn game will be played
on MakikVl field, beginning "at 1:30
v.-m:-- iS - -:.' '. ': . v
The, llne of:; the .winners : are- as
follows: .r. .;..'-":-:.. : '' -'
A. Kong, lit; You Bunn; ss.; Nelsan.
p.; . O'SulllMtU. c.;' . Markham, ;Sb.;
Smith. tb.lOun Chew, cf.; Yeans,
r.f.;-HaIIe 2 - :. ,V - : ?
. rmpires. . BLV,Kong and uCuIp epp er.
' Two men wvjre killed and five in
jured, when -the powder plant of lie
Abee waa' blot tn up ? near . Tunnencn,
- Pa.. - ;.' t. "
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