The Hawaiian star. [volume], August 16, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE HAW At7 AW STAR, WI4DMB8DAY, AUGUST iC, 1011
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Bal! Team
The proposition to send the St.
Lotlls College ball nine to the states
gfjf next year In well under way, and W.
II. Mrlnerny has writ ton to tho prin
cipal colleges iul universities oiuthe
" Pacific Coast with a view ot entering
Into negotiations for games.
The Promotion Committee and the
business community generally think
well of the scheme, and it looks very
much as If it would go through.
The idea would be for the Saints to
open ur their program in Southern
California as soon hs possible next
spring and to work North.
Tho Promotion Committee would
take advantage of the tour to adver
tise Hawaii as a summer resort and
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For the benefit of those who are
"wondering just what swimming rec
ords were broken by Duke Kahana
moku last Saturday, the previous rec
ords for the fifty and hundred yards
events aro appended.
American amateur records:
Fifty yards, straightaway 25 4-5
seconds, C. M. Daniels, Larchmont,
K. Y July 23, 1907.
One hundred yards, open still water,
straightaway One minute, C. M. Dan
iels, St. Louis, Mo., September 13,
190G; one minute, J. Scott Leary,
SPORTS FRESH
Lew Powell broke his thumb while
training for his match with Willie
Ritchie.
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Patsy Kline boxed Frankle Conley
in Los Angeles on August 15.
Miss Stokes, yearling trotting
champion, won the Horseman and
Spirit of the Times Futurity for three-year-old
trotters decided in Detroit.
Rugby football will be taught as a
regular course tat Stanford this. year.
-. Sammy Vigueaux, the old-timo Pa
cific Coast ball player, is dead.
George Archibald, one of Califor
nia's crack jockeys, will ride in Ger
many next season.
o
There will be no winter racing at
Jacksonville this year.
o
Jim Jeffries has gone north on a big
, game hunting expedition.
- Tho rich M. and M. stake of $10,000
for 2:24 class trotters was won by
, Anvil, piloted by E. F. Geers. This
Is the fifth time he has won this race.
o
Zombro; the sensational Callfornian
- pacer and sire, is dead.
-Portland defeated Victoria, 3-2, with
i Johnny Williams pitching for the los-
i ers.
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King Alfonso's yacht Hispania won
rlhe race for fifteen-meter yachts at
'Cowes regatta. The SinnisU monarch
personally steered his craft to victory.
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- -.Fritz Holland fought a four-round
'ilraw with Montana Jack Sullivan at
the Dreamland rink, San Francisco.
Kid George won a decision fronr
Johnny McMahon at Dreamland, San
;.Franclsco.
o
SiC .Battling Nelson stopped Tommy
pGaffney of Spokane in five rounds.
o
"Red" Starr, tho horseman, well
l-.nown ir Honolulu where ho spent :i
couple oi years, was killed In an ac
cident at Sacramento recently.
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IHLCAVALRY
'Everybody Interested In polo Is
twalting for tho game to bo piay-ju
next Saturdny at Moanalua between
ftho Kauai team and the Fifth Cav-
, airy.
The defeat of Kauai by Oahu last
..week has lout groat Interest to tho
jtromainlng games of tho series and
f. speculation Is keen as to tholr out-
como.
The soldiers aro working tooth and
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KAUAI
AGA1WST
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Jrv
Dy H. M. AYRES.
To Coast
would probably have a moving picture
outfit and a lecturer follow the play
ers and hold forth at each town
touched at.
The Saints have had tho touring
hoe in tholr bonnets over since they
organised as a club and ono of the ob
jects of their organisation was to put
away as much money ns they wore
able to from the proceeds of their
local games in order to form tho nu
cleus of a fund with which to send toe
team to the Coast.
Tho Saints would undoubtedly do
well in their mainland games, taking
a lino through the Koloa. who won the
sreatcr part of their mainland engage
mcnts.
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Portland, Ore., July IS, 1005.
World's amateur records:
Fifty yards, straightaway 23 3-5
seconds, A. Wickham, Sydney, Feb--ruary
19, 1910.
Ono hundred yards, straightaway
57 seconds, II. Hardwick, Sydney,
November 27, 1910.
Kahanamoku swam tho fifty yards
in 24 1-5 seconds, and the hundred
yards in 55 2-5 seconds.
He therefore broke tho American
amateur"" record for the fifty yards
and the world's amateur record for
the longer distance.
FROM IRE FILES
R. Little, owner of Atasee, Lagoon
oiid Reporter has been ruled off the
a mem: turf for malpractice at the
IJutte meeting.
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Danny Webster and Harry Baker
have been matched to box twenty
rouu'la In Sacramento this month.
Robert Carruthers, the ono tlrjo
famous ball-player is dead.
George Odom, formerly a jockey,
leads the winning ov. ners for the
spring and summer at tho three Ken
tucky tracks.
Rudolph Unholtz, the Hghtweght
boxer, looking for a match in Sau
l-'jauoif-co.
Battling Nelson's next fight will bo
with a man named Anderson at Kla
math Falls.
Knockout Brown got a ten-round
decision over Joe Fergu&on in Balti
more.
o
Willie Ritchie and Johnny McCarthy
were t ohave fought at Dreamland last
Friday night.
o
Jockey Herman Rettig has been
ruled off the American turf for life.
o
Nelson and Brltt arc talking of fight
ing a fifth battle, in San Francisco.
o
Porky Flynn defeated Jim Barry In a
ten-round boutjn New York.
o
Tommy Murphy won a ten-round
decision from Battling Hurley, in Jef
fersonville, Ind.
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VICTORIA, August 8. Williams was
no puzzle to Lynch's men and Tacomu
took tho second gamo of the series.
5 .to 2. A few well placed hits in tho
fifth scored three runs and the bases
were filled when Lynch hit into a
double. In the sixth two scores were
added with Fisher's scratch and
Baker's hit. Score, R. H. R
Victoria 2 5 2
Tacoma 5 11 3
Batteries Williams and Grlndlo;
Baker and Burns.
nail to perfect their combination and
tho Kauai bunch will be out at Moan
alua this afternoon for a spell of
earnest practice. j
Tho cavalry team for next Satur
day will be: Lieutenants Sheridan,
Hanson and Quokemeyer, and Captain
Forsyth. Lieutenant Doak will act a3
substitute.
Tho Kauai team aro favorites for
Saturday's game, but not nearly such
warm favorites as they were last
week before uey tackled Oahu.
A week from next Saturday tho
Oahu and Cavalry teams will meet.
If tho Kaualans win on Saturday
and the Cavalry manage to beat Oahu
In the ihlrd game, each team will
WORLD
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SPORTDRIFT
I A tournament play in tho llnloiwa
Golf Cup competition held last Sun
day at Waialua resulted in a iwn for
J. P. Medoiros 1th a not score of 71,
I -o-
i The membership fee of the Hul
Nnlus Is 25c a year. The new organi
sation intonds to enter canoe crows
for the Regatta Day ovonts.
o
Both Sailor Roberts and John Froo
llcher claim tho wrestllivg champion
ship of tho Territory. Kindly elucidate
your claims, gentlemen.
The officers of the St. Louis Athletic
Club for the coming year will be:
president, Honry Chilllngworth; vice
president, Henry Bushnellj secretary
and treasurer, Hafry Brims', manager,
Pat Gleason; captain, George Brims.
Tho relay racers liavo settled down
to training. It Is said that Zink will
run the first leg of the race against
Fitzgerald.
Tho hundred yards swam by Ka
hanamoku on Saturday has been re-
measured and found to be 1 1-G inches
short Whether of not this will In-
valldato his record is for tne parent
branch of the A. A. U. to decide.
Gee! how Sailor Roberts Is honing
for a match. He didn't hone any to
notice while '"Joe Thomas" was In
town.
Dick Cullen did not show up by tho
S. S. Marama. He may come on tho
S. S. Makura due from the colonies
on September 12.
have won a game and championship
honors will be even, with the proba
bility of their remaining so for an
other year, 4 .
IG LEAGl)
American.
Clubs W.
L. Pet.
35 .653
38 .631
50 .519
50 .515
51 .495
53 .495
63 .388
71 .304
L. Pet.
36 .621
38 .612'
40 .588
42 .571
44 .556
53 .454
60 .388
78 .220
L. Pet.
54 .557
58 .55(5
65 .511
65 .500
66 .480
78 .405
L. Pet.
46 .590
45 .575
51 .511
53 .535
56 .495
84 .257
; Philadelphia G6
Detroit G5
Boston 54
New York 53
Chicago ; 50
Cleveland 52
Washington 40
St. Louis 31
National.
Clubs W.
Chicago 59
Pittsburg 60
New York 57
Philadelphia . 56
I St. Louis - 55
Cincinnati 44
Brooklyn 38
Boston 22'
Coast.
Clubs W.
Portland . G8
Vernon -. . 71
Oakland G8
San Francisco 65
Sacramento 61
Los Angeles 53
Northwestern.
Clubs W.
Vancouver 68
Tacoma G5
Seattle GO
Spokane Gl
IPnvflnt,,!
4. w i imim . ..(...... J u
Victoria 29
HITS ITCH
Dick Sullivan, the toe-and-heol ex
pert, wants to get back in tho game
again and stated this morning that he
challenges any walker in the Territory
from any distance from half a mile up.
Ho is getting fat and lazy
through taking Httle or no walking ex
ercise and wants an excuse for getting
on his legs again. He is rowing, reg
ularly, it is true, but that helps the
arms and tho trunk rather than tho
legs.
Sullivan won the first two Kalakaua
avenue walking races held. He did
not tako part in tho third, held last
December, and won by Anton Kaoo.
His last appearanco on the track
was on Decoration Day of 1900, when
ho walked a mile dead hoat In the mud
at the old ball park with H. M. Ayres
In 8:37Vj.
Sullivan would like to hoar from any
aspiring walkers and thinks that per
haps Fitzgerald, Soldier King, tho
mysterious Zlnk or Nlgol Jackson
mm ii
! might like to take him on In a short
or long distance hike.
1 The fourth Kalakaua avenue walk-
j lug race will take place about four
months from now, and a race or two
in tho meantime would buck mattors
up In the toe-nnd-hcel lino consider-
ably.
TALK AMONG
THE 1ESTLERS
John Froellchor, seen this morning
by a Star man with regard to the
possibility of a match with Sailor
Roberts said:
"I don't claim tho wrestling cham
pionship of Hawaii, and never did. In
my matches hero I have gone on the
mat for the sport of the thing and to
give the public their money's worth.
"If Roberts wants to claim the
championship, he may do so as far
as I am concerned. It's funny that a
champion won't tako a good man on
who drops Into his town, however;
say, for instance, Bert Warner or Joe
Thomas, as ho wos called. There is
nothing to stop that kind of a cham
pion being champion for a hundred
years if lie wants to.
"I will wrestle Roberts when I feel
ready, and that will be Inside of two
months. I am too busy now with my
work and can't afford to lay off for
training, as my Job is worth more
than any wrestling game.
"I knew Joe Thomas well, and have
trained and worked with him as long
ns two months at a stretch. He Is a
good man, and while I am better than
him on my legs, he is too good for
mo on the mat. He has wrestled all
over the North and Middle West un
der the names of Bert Warner, Billy
Maynard and Bert Schorr."
KAUAI LEAGUE.
G. W. L.
Makawell 13 10 3
Llhuo 15 10 5
Kllauea 14 9 5
Eleele , 13 Tf 7
Koloa 15 G 9
Homestead 13 4 9
Kawalhau 14 4 11
Hanalel Jr. League.
G. W. L.
Hanalels 7 7 0
Awa Roots 3 1 2
Haena 8 1 7
Av.
.709
.667
.643
.461
.400
.308
.267
Av.
1.000
.333
.125
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O Baseball. O
O Oahu League Second Series. O
O August 20 J. A. C. vs P. A. O
O C; Hawaii vs. Stars. O
Q August 27 Hawaii vs. J. A. O
O C; Stars vs. P. A. C. O
O September 3 Stars vs. J. A. O
O C; P. A. C. vs. Hawaii. O
O September 10 Hawaii vs. O
O Stars; J. A. C. vs. P. A. C. O
O September 17 Stars vs. P. O
Q A. C; Hawaii vs. J. A. C. O
O September 24 P. A. C. vs. O
O Hawaii; J. A. C. vs. Stars. O
O October 1 J. A. C. vs. P. A. O
O C; Stars vs. Hawaii. O
O October 8 Hawaii vs. J. A. O
O C; Stars vs. P. A. C. O
O Polo.
O August 19 Kauai vs. Cav- O
O airy. o
O August 2G Oahu vs. Cav- O
O airy. O
O Aquatics. O
O Regatta.
Sept. 1G. Annual races and O
C sports In harbor. O
Tennis. O
O September Wall Cup. O
O Pedestrianism. O
O August 2G Ten-mile relay O
O race, Athletic Park. O
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A DANGEROUS DISEASE
Dysentery is a dangerous disease
but can bo cured. Chambermln's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has been successfully used In nine
epidemics of dysentery. For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has this day sold all their
Interest In the firm of tho Oahu Fur
niture Co. to Sul Kam Ylng and that
he has assumed and agreed to pay
all tho debts ot tho firm.
Tho undersigned will not be respon
sible for any debts contracted by said
firm.
H. AKONA.
W. TIN YAN.
LEE LUM.
CHOY HOP.
LEONG DIU.
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Honolulu, August 15, 1911.
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Bargains in Real Estate, on sea
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Clean furnished rooms $1.25 to $2.00
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Five-room furnished cottage. Inquire
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A Cottage on the Beach, B. Cressaty,
2011 Kalia Road. Phono 2868. Good
bathing, boating and fishing. Terms
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Furnished House, for tho summer;
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Honest-people to wear a gold watch
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CREDIT DEPARTMENT.
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MEN'S CLOTHING.
Men's Clothing on credit $1.00 a
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BOYS CLOTHING.
Tho best and most moderately
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WANTED,
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Now, clean and first-class. Best
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U. Koneko, 198 Hotel street, corner
of River. Importer and dealer In all
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AUTOS TO RENT.
Royal Hawaiian Garage, Phone 1910.
Tho finest rent cars in tho City.
Day or night Special rates. Prices
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M. E. Sllva's 1911 Stevens-Duryea,
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car on rent service; rates, to suit.
Dan Pokl, chauffeur. Hupmobile auto,
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Charles Spencer, chauffeur. Nuuanu
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TWO GAMES. TWO GAMES. .
Sunday August 20.
1:30 J. A. C. vs .P. A. C. J
3:30 STARS, vs. HAWAII.
Prices 35c, 25c, 15c, 10c
Reserved Seats for center and
wings of grandstand can bo booked at
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ment Entrance, King street.
Tickets on sale at M. A. Gunst's
Cigar Storo from 1 p. m. Saturday to
U a. m, Sunday.
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