The Hawaiian star. [volume], March 17, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page SIX, Image 6

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SPORTS
I hr Kiiuliinclh Cliiti entertained ft
titinibti of visitors et the lebboue In
Vineyard street lam night, the ftmr
tlon beioc. m tarn Hop deaeHhad It
to booat tut ctab." Thin Is c spare
ttvel a new uuttltetton. or parhapa U
would I better to any. It has Jvet ob
tained a Mt leaee of Ufa, tor tho
lub bai drugged on la aa aUataaa aort
of way for some com laoroblt Unie.
The facllitiaa at Uia dtapoeal of tka
members were far (root bain satis
factory but this defect ta being ramt
died and It la hosed to have a larger
K tnnaslum batora vary long, aa wU
aa a batter cluhhonae.
R 8. Qeelt aa4 A. R. Tulloch arel
two of the Leading officers of the club,
for theae two gentlemen devote a ,
good deal of time to instructing tho
lada in gymnastic work. The boye,
whoae agea range from ovar twenty
down to little chaps of nine and tan,
are already fairly proficient la indoor
gytnnaetlce and the display thay gave
bust night waa a very creditable one.
Unfortunately, on account of tbe rain,
there ware not aa many visitor prei
ant as waa expected, but this did not
lu any way detract from tbe enjoy'
ment of those who accepted tbe in-
vitatlon of tbe club. Haiti Hop de
plpred tbe abaence of many of Ute
guest but esteuded a very nearly
welcome to those present. He stated
that the club had started on the up
grade again and he waa trying to
inmh It ahead all he could. He hoped
that before very long they would
have larger quartera and a special
room for the 1111)1 e claas.
After the alms of the club had been
explained the guesta were entertained
at a luati, provided by the older mem
bers of the club. The function was
a very successful one and undoubtedly
attained its purpose, for the wldo at
tention which has bnen drawn to this
Institution can not fall to induce the
uiumbers of the district to hulp it
along-
THE SPORTING CALENDAR.
Mar. 18 Track meet, Oahu College,
College of Hawaii, Kameha
meha School.
" 19 Footrace, 20 miles, King and
Tsukamoto,
" 20 Wall Cup Tennis Competition
commences, Deretanfa Courts,
3:30 p. m. (provisional date).
" 25 Baseball, Senators vs. Repre
sentatlves (provisional).
" 26 Team play, golf, Country
Club's links.
" 2C Baseball, benefit game for
Capt. Sam Mana at Athletic
Park.
29 Tennis tournament, E. O.
Hall Cup, commences, various
courts.
April 2 Baseball, Aasahis vs. Mu
llocks, Athletic Park (provi
sional). " 4 Baeebell meeting of Oahu
League, 7:30 p. m.
" 8 Golf: President's Cup at
Country Club's links.
" 9 Golf: President's Cup at
Country Club's links.
" g Footrace, 15 miles, King vs.
Fitzgerald (provisional).
a 15 Track Meet, McKlnley High
School, St. Louis and Kamc-
hameha. ,
" 16 Baseball, Oahu League games
start (provisional).
NOTE: Socrotarlos ot sporting or
Sanitations nnd iiromotoi'8 ot sporting
events aro rotmestcd to notify tho
Sporting Kditor of "THE STAR" of
any ovonts set down for decision.
REVIVA
ULUU
SPRING SIGNS.
Tho Poot Which of tho various Blgna of spring Impress you moat?
Tho Bulldor Tho signs "For Salo" nnd "For Itont,"
HONOUUS
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SAILORS
! awmlars wkteb ua place laat algfct
In tht Hotcpi match played on the in the afllrae of Maeaoa and Weaver.
Maklkl grotmda yeataraar aftarNooa t There waa to have been a meeting of
the Honolulu AsaocilaUoa Uaagme lean ' the rlab bat there waa no naanm at
defeated the aatlora rraa the aUairiae the itxi(ated hour, ewtag to the In
to the tane of aia goals ta tw, hut clem eat weather, ao that neeUng per
ls JvaUre to the aa tiers It to ami tnlr force had to be oeaUaued to a later
to mUom that the gaaae waa aHadl date Thoaa who ware praaaat, how
by the heavy rata which fait. The Jeter, (batted over (achUag matters
game waa not ooameejoad aatft welt In an Informal meaner bet It la nroh-
after Ave o'clock, ao that It waa hair.
paeatMe to ptay twenty nrtnaiaa each
way, tnatead of the fall time of forty
Ave mlautas each way.
The sellers made the pace warm
from the starting whistle arf within
a few momenta of play had aoared a
goal. Tbe score waa made before the
local lads bad settled down to play,
but after a quiet spell, in which the
local team bad Ute better of matters,
fortune favored the home team and
goal after goal waa sent through. The!
local forwards combined splendidly,
better than any team did during the'
recent league competition, while ,tne
backs and halves played very soundly.
Tbe sailors exhibited some excellent
panel ug until rain began to fall,
i nence onwaras, wi , uuwever, couiu i usnea in uie ooiumns oi tue iocbi im
pot gain command over the ball, which jiers would And its way Into the main
veered from their shoes in all dlrec- land papers.
Uons but the right one. However, at
no time uurtng the game aid the local,
loam seem to he In dilfloultlea, pass
ing well, centering with precision and
alxMtiug accurately. It. Sinclair shot
three goals, lialley scored one, F,
Dwight also scored one and one want
In off the sailors' left back.
The match was interesting, despite
the rain, but could another game be
arranged and should it ho favored
with fine weather, a fast game would
surely result. Tho sailors would cor
talnly make a far hotter showing and
Instead of a six-two defeat it Is qulto
possible that only it single goal would
he hetwoen tho loams at tho conclu
sion of the match.
It Is hoped to arrange a rugby gamo
for next Tuesday or next Thursday
hut rugby players aro scarce in Hono
lulu. If thoro are any rugby play
ors who have not yet been approach
ed and who would like a placo In tho
Honolulu team, they aro requested to
solid tholr names In to tho socrotary
of the Honolulu Association Footbaii
Loague, or to tho Sporting Editor ot
The Star. It Is doubtful If a team can
bp arranged, but the soccor players
arc gamo to take tho sailors on at
rugby and do the best thoy can, If a
rugby team can not be arianged.
SPORT NOTES
I'lay In tho Stewart Cup competi
tion is proceeding at the Nuuanu golf
links, nnd sovoral matchOH arc expect
ed to ho played tomorrow and on Sun
day. Tho first round In this compe
tition is scheduled to coticludo about
May 14th. In tho President's Cup
competition, which Is played on tho
second Saturday nnd Sunday In each
month, J. .1. Reiser and T. Gill are
leading with not scores of 78.
Now that a supply of tennis halls
lias arrived, for tho Lurllno brought a
now stook, tho Wall Cup tournament
will start on Monday. Entries closo
nt tho Rorotanla club-house on Sat
urday evening nnd tho draw for tho
first round will ho mndo after handi
caps nro allotted. Tho E. O. Hall Cup
will probably start a weok later.
A juljltsu tournament will com
mence In tho Asahl theater on Wed
nosday evening next, at which the
YACHT CLUB
; PLANS RACES
A camiMlgti of puMMt Is In br
comma red by the Hawaii Yacht
Chil. aw aaamid to t tbe general
optnioa at tba aatall gataertna ot
able that their ramarka will meet the
approbation of members as a whole.
In order to aUmnmta Interest on
tbe mainland In yachting In Hawaii,
but more particularly in the trans
pacific race, It waa aaggoeterf that
well-written article be sent to the
Coast papera at Intervale and also to
invite representatives of the Coaat
magaclnes and yachting papers to be
present during the transpacific races
There is no doabt that these plans
will help some, but if the Honolulu
papers were supplied with all the
available information regarding the
progress of tbe sport here it would
J answer the purpose, for'utainlandera
Interested In Hawaii subscribe to the
local papers and yeehling news pub-
Tlle opting of the season will be
rU in April, and Instead of a nub-
lie entertainment to open the season
It was suggested that tho yachtsmen
cruise to I'earl Harbor on a Saturday
to he chosen, remain there overnight,
hold a series of short races on the
Sunday, and generally have a good
time among themselves. This sug
gestion met with the approbation of
those present.
The yacht Hawaii will be scraped
and cleaned on Sunday noxt and as
this work is to he done by tho mem
bers thomselvos Commodore Crozlor
suggests that all should turn out to
lend a hand. He will go to Pearl
Harbor In the yacht Charlotte C and
cordially Invites members of the club
to accompany him.
Taking tho consensus of opinion at
last night's talk as a criterion It
scorns that thoro will bo no amalgama
tion with tho Honolulu Yacht Club,
for the reason that tho members ot
tho Hawaii Yacht Club regard the
other Institution as a Junior club.
vVASWA"A,.'AW,V.'.V.W
pupils of tho vurlous "professors" en
gaged hero will compote. It Is antic
Ipateil that there will bo many ex
citing bouts and tho various stylos
will come In for criticism as tho re
sult of comparisons. It Is nlso hoped
to arrange a contest between a boxer
and, a juljltsu exponent, or a series
of contests, with regard to which moro
full details will ho announced when
they aro available. The Juljltsu tour
nament will he continued on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of next
weok, If there are sufllclont entries to
onsuro good entertainments being
given.
WRESTLERS COMING.
It Is expected that within a month
from dato thirty-eight wrestlers from
Japan will hnvo arrived In own, to
glvo exhibitions of wrostllng. They
aro from Osnka, tho commercial cap
ital of Japan, and though tho Osaka
wrostlors are not considered as good
ns tho heavyweights of Tokyo, who
occasionally appear hoforo tho Em
peror In tho huge amphltheator at
Ityogoku, those mlddlo-wolghts from
Osaka have a vory high standing. U
Is llkoly that thoy will nppear at tho
Athlotlc Park for Sovoral evenings,
nnd will afterwords visit tho islands
of Hawaii, Maul and Kauai. Urlng
agKgg, AzWAji ggfgoaMgege, aaae gaufaBgnAAgnafk aAggigB
In rirwM an outta of rtne iiik
lin.non
"IwMBt' alARCM fK
Th thinking Uji' hraln,
w hlch In man isn eflVaafSh, ti rafy
mall and Inalgnirtcant In ft shea Then
la eaffte reason for thinking that tin
arUvttwe of hohee are nearl all what
la eaHod reflex A measece la sent la
ward to the brain and the hmohn at
-mce contract. nations are changed
Into movements and actions are. there
fore, Immediate!) aucgeetod and direct
ed by the Inflaenoe of external things
says H. Ruaeell, la the National Re
view. Pear and anger are the chief emo
tions of tehee, and the aanrch for feed
and for a mate chiefly ooe4r their
aotlvlthw. With ao simple a brain It
cannot be supposed that the whole
range of tholr soaeea can be very
bxtonalvo.
The eyes are probably the moat Im
IKHtant sense organe of a trout, and
it baa boon ahown by very intereatiug
expert men ta that the majority of Ashes
soak their food chiefly, If not entirely,
by eight. Hut a certain number, such
as the eel family, appear to hunt for
It and recognise It by the sense ot
smell alone, while a few aiwcies are
also aided by barbels and aiiecial or
gans of touch.
Whether fish can perceive the dlf
ferencea between colors is a problem
that raises one of the most interesting
questions to fishermen. There are some
who boldly aaeert that Ash are quite
color blind. To thus the xool'jgist may
reply that there Is nothing in the
general structure of fishes' eyes or In
the microscopic structure of the retina
to prove that this must be so.
The difficulty Is that we know little
about the causes of color blindness In
human beings. In man, color blindness
Is congeutlsl and Incurable. It is proh
ably due to unknown conditions of tho
retina or the nerves or possibly both
Whether the same conditions affect
fishes In the same way one does not
know.
On the other hand, It soems oxtremo
ly Improbable that fishes are quite in-
cupable of perceiving color, bocuuso
male fish aro ofton more brightly col
ored lu the breeding season. Accord
ing to a theory, which is still gonorally
accepted, this Is to make thorn attrac
tive to tholr matos, who must there
fore be supposod to have some per
ception of color. Tho evidence from
experiments on color sonso In a variety
of fishes lu entirely negative; that Is to
say, it goes to show that fish do not
discriminate much between colors.
Tho sense of taste dooB not appear
to he highly developed in any fishes.
Most of them holt their food quickly
and without chewing. Closely allied
with taste Is the senso of smoll. It Is
clear that fish become awaro of food
without tjuch, vision or hearing.
Whether this senso should ho called
sme'i or tasto In tho caso ot an animal
living and breathing In tho water Is
difficult to decide.
Smell to a fish -would perhaps ho
equlvalont to tasto at a distance. Wo
cannot argue from, our own sensations.
1'fshos have, however, olfactory or
gans, and 'It Is not unreasonable to
suppose that thoy could "Bnioll" things,
as thoy, Indeed, appear to do.
There Is plenty of ovldenco that
flshos perceivo violent shocks or con-
cusslons, such as thoso caused by fir
ing guns or hammering on tho bank
Hut thoro Is no evldonco thut their oars
aro capable of appreciating those doll
cato vibrations which affect tho senses
of ourselves or other land animals and
convoy sensations which wo mean
when wo Bpenk of hearing sounds. To
that extent, therefore, fish aro deaf.
NOTICE.
Tho annual meeting of tho Mnnoa
Improvomont Club, for tho election of
officers, and such other business as
may come before tho mooting, will
bo hold at tho residence of Judgo H.
L. Coopor, Puitpueo, Mnnoa Valloy.
Monday evening, March 20, 1911 at 7:
30 o'clock.
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Sunday, larch 19
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20-mllo Raco (Championship of
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