The Hawaiian star. [volume], August 29, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page SIX, Image 6

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ANGUS i'PHEE BRINGS MUCH
SPORT NG
Aligns Mcl'hee, ex-champion roper
I of tlio world, and now ono of the lornJ-
link men o the Valley Isle. Is In tfown
for n weok s vacation.
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II. tifnllulu n l.tlr. f .iw.llnif
' UUubci u. Bp-uiMu,,
j news from the Valley Isle, hut this
I might have been expected, for there
Is little doing on Maul In the line
of sport In which the tall cowboy
doesn t have n linger.
"Mack" thinks that tho Puunone
rowers have a very fair chance of
annexing the barge championship on
Regatta Day. Ho says that the Maul-
ltes have done very good work In- Ku-
hulul harbor, and thinks that If they
Keep men- neuus in tile race tney
win not no iar uonina at the nnisn.
T M rr nf Knnltiir siv(mtlnnA I
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iuii must iiBumoi. mum, Bujs iuc-
I'bee.
Fred M. Church, tho welt-known all-
round athlete, thlnns well of the
chances of tho Puuneno sextette, and
Is of the opinion that they will spring
a surprise on the ICth prox.
McPhee brings the news that that
good sportsman, Dr. Fitzgerald, has
bought Coppit, Jerry Urodeiick's old
net. and that ho will send her to
Warning. He will first make sure,
i
THE NEW LI ABOUT THE
DATES TO BEGIN HUNTING
A great many sportsmen seem 10
be of tho opinion that pheasant-shoot-
Ing commences on September 15, this
year, as has been the case in previous
J'ears.
As a matter of fact, the open sea-
son for the long-tails will not come
into effect until October 1 and will
close on February 1 instead of March
1, as has been tho case heretofore, by February and the first day of Octo
virtue of the act passed by the last her.
legislature. "To take, kill or destroy any wild
That the setting back of jtho date
of the season's opening is a good
thing is shown by the fact that a
local sportsman last week camo
across full-grown birds of tho year,
half-grown birds, chicks and a nest
with nine eggs In It.
The new act is as follows, and
should be read with interest by all
devotees of the breechloader:
"Section 1. Section 459 of the Re-
vised Laws of Hawaii Is hereby
amended to read as follows:
"Section 459. It shall be unlaful' nor more than fifty dollars." I
to take, kill or destroy any migratory "Section 2. This Act shall take ef
wlld duck, plover, snipe, turnstone, feet upon Its approval." I
CHAMPION
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IS
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Al. Kaufman will bo passing through
Honolulu shortly on route to Australia
where he goes to challenge tho winner
of the Jester-Lang contest.
There has been some talk nbout an
exhibition being nrranged by the Ho
nolulu Amusement Company with the
big white boxer as tho star feature.
No one In town could bo found to
go on with him In an exhibition bout,
however, and It looks as if the prop
osition would havo to fall through.
Dick Sullivan stated this morning
i that he would bo willing to box an ex-
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IMUIUUU UUUL Willi nilUMllUIl UUU HOW
that this is known such an event
should not bo difficult to arrange.
Sullivan, while much lighter than
Kaufman, Is stall and rangy, and has
been keeping himself in good shape.
He and Kaufman should make a good
drawing-card between them, s
AFTER A BARGE
The Hul Nalus may be able to se
cure tho use of the Alf. Rogors, tho
good old barg owned by the Myrtle
Rowing Club, for the rcew which they
Intend to outer in the junior barge
raco to be rowed on Regatta Day.
Archie Robertson put the mattor up
to tho Myrtles yesterday and will get
an answer this afternoon.
The Myrtlos are good sportsmen and
it 1b vory probable that thoy will al
low the new club the use of tholr old
boat.
As soon as tho barge question has
been settlod a crew will be solocted
and training in the harbor commenced
right away.
CMNG
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Dy H. M. AYRE8,
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however, that ho cannot patch lmr
1 so that n sliort rnco enn he
'lood out of her next Fourth of
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I ltzgern'd has sold his crack Ha
.... ...
wniian-brwl youngster Athlone to
Prank Baldwin, who will try to make
a polo pony out of tho horse. He Is
said to havo received a good round
sum for
tho good-looking son
0
Royal F.
Ho has a half-brother to Athlono
which. Mcl'hee believes, will turn out
to bo a hotter race horse than the one
which tho doctor disposed of.
McPheo says that Maul, the ManI
pacor, has been worked steadily since,
his raco with Donorvo last Fourth of
July. His connections' idea Is to
,.1.1.. 1. 1 ... a till- f 1- 1 . .
HEW
FROM
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muv huh I" "no ir u.o inS PacmSj,, ng the B0.,jOUnd weIght, may be
race to uo given mere on isow rears
Day. In that race Denervo, accord-
ing to the conditions of tho race, will
be driven by Louis Mor.rell, and this
should certainly afford the Maul
horse a rosy chance of pulling down
the purse.
McPhee Is greatly interested In the
proposition to build n track in Hono-
lulu. His mare Lady Uernlce has a
promising foal by Warning, of which
he expects great things.
curlew, stilt or mud hen, between the
first day of May and the fifteenth day
of September.
"To take, kill or destroy any native
wild duck between the first day of
February and the fifteenth day or
September.
"To take, kill or destroy any quail
or pheasant between the first day of
dove or wild pigeon between the first
day of February and the first day oE
July.
"To take, gather or destroy the
eggs of any wild duck, mud hen,
pheasant, dove, pigeon or quail at
any or the provisions of this section
'sale, transport or have In possession
any of said game at any time when
it is unlawful to kill the same.
"Any person convicted of violating
any or th provisions of this section
shall be fined not less than ten dollars
IS
BADLY BURNED
Jimmy Fitzgerald, tho clever llttlo
Canadian long distance runner, is the
latest victim of Hawaiian sunburn. I
On Sunday Jimmy disported gaily
In the briny at Walkikl from It a. mj
till 3 p. m., and then dressed In a'
hurry and hastened out to the Ath
letic nark, where ho ran four clink
ing miles. Ho felt fino then.
The next mornfng he didn't feel so
fine.
Todiiy ho thought of calling his re
lay raco off.
His arms and shoulders are hlls-
iucu mr luii, nun ma uuuit section is
. . ' . , A
corrugated with water blisters. Vase-
nno nnorus out poor reuer, and a
shfrt Is a harden and a coat a vexa
tion almost beyond the bearing.
Fitzgerald Is a gamo llttlo fellow,
however, and hopes to bo on tho track.
aH... uiiio.ruw. it.s e.uorceu .et-up
In work won't do him any good, how-
ever, more especially as Frank
Scharsch is Bald to bo running like a
champion and to bo showing the best
form of any member of the relav
team.
A.A.U. MEETING
tho annual meeting of the A A. V.
will be held September 18 at tho Pub -
He Service headquarters. .
It should bo borne In mind thnt
uiiub ui ciuus must uo paid ton days
beforo tho meeting if a club wishes
to voto nt the mooting.
Clubs can use their old delegates or
elect now ones as thoy may chooso.
Each club la entitled to three delo-
satos.
FITZGERALD
T S
SPORTDRIFT
There will bo a nlco moon for the
week-end llshlng parties,
Tho Japaneso fisherman are said to
be keeping the school of hnhalalu from
coming Into tho harbor by feeding
them regularly in open water.
Local runners nro boglnnlng to get
In condition for the A. A. U. meet on
the 30th Inst.
Thero will bo a meeting of tho A. A.
U. in a day or so at which a committee
will be appointed to arrange tho list
of events for the Hold and track meet
wlilcli takes place on tho 30th Inst.
'i The discus and javolln events, as
eliminated from the list of A. A. U.
events to be decided here next month
and the fifty yards dash and mile walk
Included.
The rowers have the right of way
now.
The 159th Company, C. A. C, won
a field meet hold at Kaplolanl Park
yesterdny morning from the 106th
Company. The scoro was 4G 14. This
Ms the third meet whlc hthe l&Dthhave
won from the 105th.
The 100-yards dash at the military
field meet yesterday was won by Truer
of the 105th Company In 10 3-5 seconds.
If the time recorded Is right Truer has
a license to run with the best of them.
The mile race at tho field meet yes
terday was won by Haggerdy of tho
105th Company In 5:45.
The mile relay at the military meet
yesterday was won by tho 159th Com
pany in 4:10.
There is still a chance that Kaoo and
Fitzgerald may hook up over the full
Marathon distance.
SPORT FRESH FROM THE FILES.
Knockout Drown beat Battling
Adams in the second round.
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Hnckenschmldt Is being trained by
Dr. Roller for his coming match with
Frank Gotch.
Packey McFarland will appear In a
six-round, no decision bout, with Leo
Kelly, in St. Louis on Labor Day.
At Columbus, Ohio, Independence
broke the world's record for three
heats in a race. The times were:
2:02, 2:01, 2:02. The average
time was one-sixth of a second over
2:02.
.
Danny Maher has been exonerated
Tor his suspicious race at tne Leicester
meeting for which ho was temporarily
set down.
IS
Knockout Brown fights Young Say-
lor In Boston on September 12.
Denver Jack Geyler knocked
out
Gunboat Smith In tho ninth round. He
may bo matched with Jim Flynn.
,Sallor Petrosky and Frank Burgess
fought a four-round draw.
Matty Baldwin and Johnny McCar
thy boxed twenty rounds to a draw in
Salt Lake City. McCarthy was sub-
Rtitlltfd nt tho Infit rrrninnnfr fnf TiVin
t.'.. ...v. t, i i , , ,
r rayno who had an attack or rheu
niati8ra
Baldwin and Ritchlo are matched to
box at Dreamland on the last day of
this month
Charlie Miller and Denver Jack Gey-
lcr have been m&til
Johnny Williams pitched for Vic-
toria against Seattle on the 19th Inst.
.
uciuii nun uy me nuiur
nnmo, . ui. .
ii.muiiio nan mi i irequeni in
tervals throughout the game.
Ah Ghong, a Chinaman from Hong
kong, has broken Into the four-round
irame in San Pmnnlocn
j Mrs. Terle Desch failed In a second
attempt to swim the Golden Gatn.
Sho swam to within 100 yards of the
Marin shore boforo giving up
YuJIro Watanabe, tho boxer from
Japan, who may come this way some
day when a promotor willing to take
n ohanco Is found, Is matched with
J Young Wayno. Tho Jap has never
Jytt met itofMt mid hue hem shewing
. Improvement nil the time.
!
"llNttlltiR" Robinson anil "Sailor"
' Mowers art ltmloliwl to fight on Sep
, teniber C nl Mara Island,
"Sailor Phil" BohloMberg and Tony
Cnputii fought a ton-round draw,
Johnny McCarthy and Anton La
Qravo aro matched to box 10 rounds
In San Francisco.
llllly Papko and Sailor Rurko wore
to havo fought ton rounds In Now
York on tho 23rd Inst. Papko was to
havo entered tho ring at 1G0 pounds.
Rattling Nelson will fight In Sacra
mento on Labor Day. His opponent
will bo olther Franklo Rums, Lew
Powoll or Matty llaldwln.
Walter Coffey of San Francisco de
feated Pat Cornyn, brother of Dick
Sullivan, In tho tonth round of a
scheduled twenty-round go.
Carl Morris fights Jim Flynn In Now
York about tho middle of next month.
His sparring partners will bo Joe
Jeanotte, Joo Cotton and Al. Kublak.
"Soup" Perkins, tho old-time Jockey
is dead.
A team of Australian boys aro go
ing to make a tour of the United States
playing football. There will 'bo forty
five In tho party and they will arrive
at San Francisco by the S. S. Maltal
on Sept S.
Frank Klaus earned a ten-round de
cision over "Cyclone Johnny" Thomp
son. Patsy McKenna knocked out "Ikey"
Cohen at Taft, August 19.
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Baseball.
September 3 Stars vs. J. A.
C; P. A. C. vs. Hawaii.
September 10 Hawaii vs.
Stars; J. A. C. vs. P. A. C.
September 17 Stars vs. P.
C; Stars vs. Hawaii.
September 24 P. A. C. vs.
Hawaii; J. A. C. vs. Stars.
October 1 J. A. C. vs. P. A.
A. C; Hawaii vs. J. A. C.
October 8 Hawaii vs. J. A.
C; Stars vs. P. A. C.
Regatta.
Sept. 16. Annual races and
sports In harbor.
Tennis.
September Wall Cup.
Pedestrianism.
Sept. 4. Ten-mile relay race
Athletic Park.
Golf.
Sept. 3. Oahu Country Club,
Bogey.
feept. 9-10. President's Cup.
Track Meet.
Sept. 30 A. A. U. champion
ships. Oct. 8. Manoa Cup, qualify
ing round.
Oct. 15. Manoa Cup, finals.
Dance,
October 7 Hawaii Yacht
Club, Waiklkl.
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A PROTEST.
"I beg pardon," said the new ar
rlcal, "but Is seems to mo it's exces
sively warm here."
"Eh! what?" snorted Satan, "evi
dently you forgot where you are. This
place Is meant to be warm."
"Quito so; but there's such a thing
as overdoing It." Catholic Standard
and Times.
A DANGEROUS DISEASE
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Sunday, September 3.
1:30 J. A. C. vs. STARS.
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