The Hawaiian star. [volume], April 22, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page SIX, Image 6

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SPORTS
Sparkling Ball Promised
For Opening Oahu League
lpsiiUe the eleventh hour clmnnes practically every ono of tho "big lea
rn rtary In the ulnim for tho 1911 gnenT will domonstrato that ho has
Mron of the Oahu League it In not lout much of his skill and none
anticipated that Urn opening gninos of of his cunning,
the season, which will tk place to- Tho Japs and the Stars,
morrow afternoon, will ho olmrnctor- The Portuguese and the Native
lzed by fast, Bnnppy ball. This ox- Sons will 01-088,1)818 in tho first sea
nectntlon Is based upon tho work done sion tomorrow at one-thirty and tho
I during the flnnl practices, when tho will bo followed by tho meeting of
hoys displayed in convincing manner tho Japanese and the Stars. As the
the fact that they wore in good form. Japanese are last year's champions
the field work bolng cloan, pitching the groator amount of interost vftll
good and stick-work well up to be centered in that game, which will
nvorage. be as strong a test as tho Stars will
It is doubtful If over a sengon has be asked to stand for somo time. Tim
promised o well for the League as Stars are confident of being able to
the 1911 season does, and if ever there mako a favorable lmprdsston on tho
was so much uncertainty among the fans, but as to the probable outcomo
fans as to which aggregation has tho of the match thoro is 'n great diver-
hetter claims for favorite. The gone- gence of opinion. Ask nny Japanese
fftwrwl rugby m rrIh1 iMterwIlt
tflftie, It Is tutHMtwl that tilt gftffii
will m tmomd lit llm MttHtwn RtiiM.
much it it now booming nlng tho
ltoclfle Ckmat. It In hopd lo Arrange
h tenia from Knmehnmehn to try nut
the aiMwolKllon's team within n tew
wiwks.
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four teams Ikavo boon affected by
the changes made, has left the fans
in a position of extreme doubt. Natur
ally, much is expected of both tha
Native Sons and tho Stnrs: the ad
ditions to the Japanese team have re-
fan and ho will reply that it is easy
money for tho Japs: Ask any of the
lad3 who have already pinned their
faith to tho Stars nnd the enquirer
loams that tho Japs will be made to
look like "buslimen." And tho samo
applies to tho first match. However,
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suited in a practical remodelling of the games will tell the stories in very
that combination; hut tho Portuguese few words, but in an unmistakably
are going ahead along much the samo convincing manner. Fans will roll
lines and with much the same men as cut in largo numbers tomorrow,
last year. One o'clock the procession leaves
The New Players. the corner of Fort and King; one-
There seems no reason to fear that thirty tho Portuguese and the Native
tlie players who have been recruited Sons cross bats and as soon as this
from tho ranks of the defunct big- game is over tho Japanese and the
league will not live up to expectations. Stars will be out ' after each other's
Of course, they are not expected to scalps.
jcnip right to the top of the standard Oahu League Baseball Is assured of
they once displayed, as they have been u hearty welcome.
Fourth Game Monday.
, The fourth game in this league will
Le played on Monday between lolani
and the Kams, to be followed oi. Wed
nesday with a match betweea Cen
tral Grammar and Kaahumanu. On
Friday next St. Louis will males their
first appearance in this year's play,
stacking up in tho first match agaiust
Punahou. Tho St. Louis boys are
having a vacation but they will be
back at york on Monday and vIH
size up their team for Friday's game.
The positions of tho teams at pres-
BASEBALL
CUPOFFERED
A handsome silver cup has been
offered for competition by the Inter
scholastic Baseball League by W. W.
Dlmond & Co. It is a mounted cup
and will be suitable engraved when
the winner is known.
SPORT PTES
Central Grammar Again Beaten.
Central Grammar made a plucky ef
fort yesterday to down the Punahou
lads in tho preparatory division at
baseball, In the Grammar School Lea
gue series, after being four runs to
the bad at tho end of the third inn
ings. It
though the Centrals drew level at the
end of the eighth and then fought
out grimly four additional innings, un
til tho Punahous got one man across
the plate and ended a keenly fought
eut game.
Tho Puns won by reason of a swat
Jest in the seco'nd, when the boys from
ent are as under:
Central Grammer. . .2
St. Louis 0
Kamehameha
Kaahumanu .
Punahou
lolani
W
1
1
1
0
0
Pc.
1000
1000
1000
000
000
,0
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Cf all kinds and degrees, but the
dandruff gorm is easily removed per
manently by tho use of
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Ewa Out for Revenge.
The boys from Ewa plantation will
was not to be, however, be the guests of Aiea tomorrow and
vrlU endeavor to repay their hosts'
hospitality by trouncing them on tho
diamond. The teams have already
met once in tho Sugar League when,
much to tho disgust of the cham
pions, the lads from Alea put one
over on them and won out, 6-5.
However, there will bo Romnthlncr
Oahu piled up five runs. The score 'dolng toniorr0Wf say tho Ewa boyS(
was nine-five and rtho end of tho who aro confl(lent ln thelr own
third in favor of Punahou but thence Etrcngth and lopk to getting a corn
onwards till tho end of the game paratlvoly easy wln ,though Mmo of
Central Grammar moro than hold Its tbc far 8ul,norters ot tho Alqa. team
own, adding five runs to Punahou's hope otherwise. Waipahu and Wat-two-
janae also meet at Walanae.
Hut for a breakdown in tno first At ,,resent Aiea leads in this toruna
of the twelfth Central Grammar ment( but n aeCcat lomorrow wlll 1)ut
would have won. Tho bases were full, tho team down to the .500 mark,
ono man out, when the Punahou's wllUo Ewa wln g0 up to tho CG6. a
pitcher caught the man on third off : wIn to Waj,ahu as well, would put
tho base and a smart double put tho 'Ewa and waipahu level ln first place.
lad on second out. There is a. chance, however, if Wal-
Tho line-ups and scores were: ,anae defeats Waipahu, of Ewa stand
Punahou Sal Kee, rf.; ICong Tai, !lng alono ln n.ont ..0nco tUcro say.
Su.; Kim Wai, cf.; Kwai Foon, 2b.-p.; j tho Ewa boy8( wo wlll Btop there
McStockor (capt.), If.; Thompson, p.; untu the end."
2b'.; Wadsworth, c.; Quintal, ss.;,KwaI i
Shoon, lb. Rugby Boys at Practice.
Central Grammar rltlce (capt.), 2b;. The rugby footballers were out
L. Brash, lb.-p.; Ton Lee, If.; Jay ' yostorday for practico on tho Makiki
Fong, 3b.; Grace, c; Peters, cf.-lb.; ground and the beginners were fur
Mltsuhara, ss.; Melln, rf.; Amana ther Instructed in tho game. There
p.-cf. was a good turnout of promising play-
, Innings 1 2 3 4 C C 7 8 9 10 10 12 To. ors. and evidences aro growing that
Con. Gram..3023001 10 0 0 010 tho gamo will take on here.' In view
Punahou ...2 52001000 0 0 1 11 of Roosevelt's recent remarks that ho
Y. M. C. A. Even Uu at Basketball.
In tho second mntch of tho sorlos
botwoon the Y. M. C. A. nnd tho Ka
llhl basketball tonms tho formor won
out nftor n fast bustling gamo by 2b
to 7. Tho gamo was characterized by
Individual play; and In this tho Y.
M. C. A. playors proved thomsolvos
suporlor to tholr opponents. Tho As
soctation team was heavier than tho
one put ln laBt week and tho lads
wore thus better able to withstand
the hustling play of tho Kallhl boys.
Scoring In tho first, half was all in
favor of tho Y. M. C. A., seven goals
from the field nnd ono from a foul be
ing scored against ono foul to tho Ha-
Hlils. U suinvnn scored all seven
points for tho Kallhl team, while for
the Y. M. C. A. Brecket scored 8
points, Nott G, Clnrk 5, Honan 3, am.
Dwlght 3. 'I S 3
The line-ups were: Y. M. C. A.
Clnrko and Nott, forwards; Bockert,
center; Mnrcalllno and Honan
guards. Kallhl: Rico and Zorbe, for
wards; Cannon center; Morse and
O'Sulllvnn forwards. In the second
half Cannon went out of the game,
nice went center, O'Sullivan forward
and Lodwood guard.
The third game of tlio series' will
bo played at Kallhl on Thursday ev
ening next, and the fourth at the Y.
M. C. A. on the 4th proximo. Should
a fifth game be necessary to decide
the series, it will be played on neu
tral ground, to bo selected later
Sergeant Woodruff refereed las,
night's game.
Cost of a Social Education
WHAT DID HE CHARGE HIM?
"I hope it will be a long time before
I have such another test applied to
my honesty," a downtown merchant
remarked as he returned from wait
ing on a customer, relates the St.
Paul Dispatch.
"What was tho trouble?" asked his
partner.
"These near-wool suits. An old fel
low came in just now and asked mo
the price of one. 'Seven dollars' I
told him. 'Speak louder!' he said,
holding his hand behind his ear. So
I yelled '.Seven dollars!' 'Eleven dol
Lady Teaxle, In Chronicle.
An tinophlntlcatod mnn oxpressod wonder the other day at tho "train
ing" to which n socloty bud was subjected boforo sho was considered "flu.
Isbod" for hor dobut.
Ho mny woll bo nmazod at Its olnborntonofls and oxtravnganco.
It was reoontly oBtlmatcd that tho cost of education nnd living for Anita
Stownrt, who Is now Duchoss of Vlosoil, nnd Margarota Droxol, who married
Lord Maidstone, during tho throe years preceding their entranco to socloty
was $100,000 each.
This probably represents n maximum of oxponse, but ovon tho minimum
In tho casos of our local holrosses, Jennie Crocker nnd Holone Irwin, a "so
cial" education moans tho expenditure pf n small fortune
Fnr moro Is oxpoctod now of tho 'Ingonue" than In tho past.
If sho Ib to make any "hit" at nil she must bo absolutely perfect to look
at and accomplished to her finger tips.
Whon she Is nbout fourteen she is sent away to some European- center
of art whero sho studies painting, music nnd languages for a couplo of years.
Later she goes to Paris to cultivate her voice, if she has ono, and to per
fect her French; and perhaps, later, to Italy for another year, whero sho
learns Italian and develops all her artistic instincts.
Smart mothers are most concerned about tholr daughters appoaranco,
and thoro are a number of cases on record where tho girls have rebelled and
expressed tholr resentment and dlsllko for tho beautifying processes through
which they aro made to go.
An indifferent complexion or a bnd skin Is always a soro trial to an am
bitious mother, and beauty specialists reap rich harvests out of "buds," whom
they guarantee to repair and supply with those characteristics which naturo
has neglected to bestow.
Somo girls aro so thin that they have to spend hours in tho hands of a
professional masseuse, having flesh literally "rubbed ln" In tho form of oint
ments and oils. - t!2'?' ft3''l 9" W ''
Sometimes their hair Is "muddy" in tone and lacking luster, so tho spo
clallst touches It up Judiciously, and with hours of brushing makes It shine.
Again, freckles have, to bo removed and the complexion made dainty and
delicate.
Or perhaps a girl's nose is at fault. Then the poor child has to navo her
nasal organ brought to the lines that aro approved by her mother and beau
tlflor. "I wouldn't go through It again for tho world," ono socloty girl was heard
to exclaim. "Why mother couldn't LET me be the ugly duckling of the fam
ily I can't think!"
Another bitter trial for sub-debutantes ln training is the manner in
which their menu is cut down and the way they aro deprived of sweets, as
though thoy were dyspeptics.
Buttermilk baths every day have recently been added as ono of tho nec
essary beauty producers for the growing girl.
Girls are coming back' from Europe equipped with expensive accom
plishments acquired from tho instruction of a professional art critic. They
know all about china, pictures, antique furniture and silver, and have the
knowledge of a connoisseur when it comes to their selection.
You, men who are wont to think of debutantes as social infants merely
would do well to ponder on their Btrenuous regime of preparation for the
society game and then marvel that they (or their mothers) consider It
"worth the candle." .
lars! Too much! I, '11 give you nine!'
ho replied."
His partner looked at the speaker
in alarm. "You er of course, did
the right thing?"
"I guess you can depend on mo to
do the right thing," was the haughty
retort. Then he paused. "You'd bet
ter get some dollar bills when you go
to the bank!" he remarked. "I just
gave an old fellow our last one for
change." Kansas City Star.
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LACK OF PROOF.
Antonio Mancha has appealed to
the Circuit. Court from District Mag
istrate Wm. B. Lymer, who non
suited him in an action against Oahu
Railway & Land Company for $3)0
damages, on account of tho loss of
a sack weighing less than fifty
pounds, of the value of $25, to carry
which to Puuloa from Honolulu tho
plnlntiff paid the company 25 cents.
The ground of non-suit ordered by
tho magistrato was that plaintiff
failed to prove that defendant is a
corporation.
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