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CROWDS SEE 10 UVELY FIGHTS
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New
York. Aug. 30. Malty Wolls, the Eng-
IIhIi lightweight champion, tonight
added to his llstle laurels by otitbox-
lug and outfighting "Knockout" Brown,
the Now York lightweight, in a ten-
round bout before probably the largest
crowd that over witnessed a pugilistic
contest in New York city. Tho bout,
the second to be held under the new
boxing law, brought a crowd of prob-
ably 11,000 persons to Madison Square
Garden.
Tho British champion was never In
danger at any period during the mill-
ing, and left tne ring unmarked, whllo
"Knockout" Brown was bleeding about
the mouth and from a cut under his
right eye.
Wells' cool and calculating dofense
hud the American sorely puzzled, and
he repelled Brown's attack from every
angle. Brown conld not solve tho
Englishman's left jab, which played
about his face with lightning-like ra
pidity and kept the American from do
ing any damage at infighting.
Seven of the rounds clearly be
longed to Wells. Referee Charley
White had to caution both men fre
quently In the clinches The battle
gave "Knockout" Brown's champion
ship aspirations a severe setback.
Popular opinion gave the battlo to
Wells, but no decision was rendered,
It was stated that the gate receipts
totaled $30,000. Brown received 32 1
FIE POLO CUP
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The trophy presented for the recent
polo tournament by that good sports
man, Mr. T. F. King, of the California
Feed Company, and which was or
dered from Shreve & Co. of San Fran
cisco, arrived by the S. S. Sierra this
morning and will shortly be on exhi
bition. The trophy is of unusual merit, in
deed It Is one of the most striking
which has ever been offered for a
local sporting competition.
The cup is of sterling silver and
stands twenty Inches high with a burl
redwood pedestal.
On one side is donlcted a scene
beautifully executed and full of action
of two polo players going neck and
neck after tho ball.
Above and below Is the Inscription,
and on the reverse side will be en-
graved the names of the members of
the winning team.
Just who will take the cun is nrob-
lematical, and it is a pity that an out
right winner of such a splendid
trophy could not be. found.
Oahu have withdrawn from the
tournament
and from present inuica-
tions it is hardly probable that the
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Fifth Cavalry will accept Kauai's In- , o
vltatlon to play them for the cbani-j Johnny McCarthy obtained a ten
pioushlp on their own ground at tho round decision over Anton La Grave,
end of next month. J o
' "" 1 A race between four great pacers,
LEAGUES
National,
Won.
New York 74
Chicago 07
Pittsburg 71
Philadelphia G4
St. Louis Cl
Cincinnati . .., 5C
Brooklyn 46
Boston , 31
American.
Won.
Pniladelihla 79
Detroit 74
New Y'ork 64
Boston 62
Lost.
44
44
50
51
Co
02
70
89
Pet.
.627
.604
.587
.542
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.475
.397
Lost
42
48
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01
72
85
Fct.
.653 i
.607 j
.520
Cleveland 61
Chicago 61
Washington 51 '
St. Louis 35
Pacific Coast,
Won.
Vernon . 87
Portland 80
Oakland 84
San Francisco 73
Sacramento .67
Los Angeles 63
Mi
Lost,
65
63
71
81
83
91
Pet.
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.543
477
447
.411
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.621
561
.547
.537
.523
Northwest.
Won. Lost
Vancouver 85 52
Spokano 78 61
Tacoma 75 62
Soattlo 73 63
Portland ". 70 64
Victoria 31 108
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By H. M. AYRE8.
per cent, and Wolls 22V4 por cent or
tho gross rocolpts.
Boston Man Won.
Chronicle: Hanunorlng and beating
Willie Ritchie on ho kidneys for tho
greater part of twenty rounds last
evonlng, Matty Baldwin of Boston was
handed tho decision by Refereo Harry
Foley. It certainly was Baldwin's
fight In practically every round, and
the only reason that he did not regis-
tor a knockout as early as the twelfth
was because ho Is woefully lacking tho
wallop. Baldwin whipped In punches
enough to put a heavyweight on his
back, yet ho never even floored the
local lightweight,
The battle was a fast one, replete
with many and oft-repeated Incidents
that bore close relationship to the
sensational. But the class was not
there. Neither of them showod it.
Ritchie was too young, too green for a
veteran campaigner like Baldwin, and
Baldwin was too mich worn out, too
old, as it were, to win the battle by a
clean knockout.
The Boston boy did not make as
good a showing a.i he did against
Freddie Welsh that' evening two
months ago, when many of the fans
began to rave over him. He was not
so fast last evening and he did not
show such a variety of punches. If
anything, Matty went back about fifty
per cent in ou uays, wnicii is fast
shooting down tho toboggan.
SPORTS FRESH FROM THE FILES,
Matty Wells outfought K. O. Brown
in New York cutting him to pieces
with left jabs.
Frankle Conley and Johnny Kllbano
fight in Los Angeles on the 30th Inst.
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Hans Holmer of New York won a
fifteen-mile race In tho Isle of Man
from Pat White of Dublin by 500
yards. Time, 1:27:32.
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Tho University of California will
have no soccer team this" fall. The
sport will probably be reviewed on the
campus next spring.
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A crowd unprecedented in New York
fight history witnessed the Wells
Brown light It was the first big fight
under tho new Tammany law legalizing
boxing.. Police reserves from eleven
Precients to to be called out In an ef-
fort to restrain the throng which mob
bed tho streets around Madison Square
Garden. With drawn night-sticks tho
bluccoats repeatedly chared the mob
in riot formation and finally closed up
several streets. Five dollars was
- ,charged for standing room and nearly
zu.uuu people imuuy muuuu lul,uu
to tho big ampitheater out uieie was
still a mob of at least equal that size
clamoring anu ngiiuut; m me oueeia
outside,
.Minor Heir 1:58 1-2, Lady Maud C.
2:00 1-2, Hedgewood Boy 2:01, and
, George Gano 2:02 1-4, was to have
been paced at the Minnesota state fair
las week. These horses, all owned
by M. W. Savage of Minneapolis, are,
valued at nearly $250,000. The pacer
Dan Patch 1:55 was to have made his
farewoll appearance before the public
on the same day.
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, Charlie Rogers and Willie Chapello
fought ten fast rounds to a draw.
Pal Moore and Tommy Murphy wero
;tonaverougnttcnrounusinisew YorK.
last night.
Johnny Williams pitched for Victoria
against Spokano on tho 2nd Inst., tho
.508 game being won by the latter by tho
.501 Bcoro of 10 9. Vlctora outbatted Spo
.500 kane and made fewer errors In the fleld
415 but could not win. Tho Call describes
the game as
.ball."
a WOOzy eXlUUltlOn
Miss Carolina Painter of Midlothian
- won tho woman's western golf cham
plonshlp played for In Chicago.
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, Commodore Frederick K. Burnham
owner of the winning motor-boat Dixie
IV., received a cablegram from the
Duke of Westminster, owner of tho
Pioneer, one of the English challenge
era, offering to wager $100,000 that that
his boat would defeat tho Dixie IV in
the championship racos, Tho quoted
odds on the Dixie IV rotalnlng tho
trophy were 7 5.
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Stanislaus Zybysco, tho Polish cham-
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plon, has challenged Frank Gotch for
tho title and doposlted $10,000 with
which to back his dofl up.
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Curl Morris and Jim Flynn fight
ton rounds In New York on Sept. 1C.
Flynn has a $6000 guarantee with tho
privilege of taking 25 por cent of tho
gross gate receipts Instead.
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The receipts for tho Baldwln-Rltchlo
go totaled up a little more than $2,800.
Ritchie drew down $550 for his end.
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Bill Lang Is suffering from Influenza
end his match wfth Jack Lester has
been postponed.
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Miss Stokes won the American
Horse Breeder's Futurity, valued at
$7,000, trotted at Rcadville.
SP0RTDR1FT
The Myrtle regatta day Invitations
are being sent out. We've got ours;
thanks!
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The Puunenc crew otarted -work on
a rowing machine la the Puunene
swimming tank.
Tlin Puunene oarsrien are loud In
.. . nnrcciatlon of what Frank Bald-
m has done to make tner trp to
Honomiu possible.
Captain Hughes of the Puunenes de-
clares that there was never any idea
of the Maui, crew competing In the
Junior uarge race,
The Puunene barge has been chris
tened tho "Harriet B."
The Myrtles have christened their
new Keenan barge the '.'James L. Tal
bot" in memory of a rowing light of
other days.
There Is an impressive display of
trophies won by the Myrtles and pho
tographs of the crews which "brought
the bacon home" in the wjndow of
the Hawaiian News Company.
The slx-paddle canoe crews are get
ting busy in the harbor and there may
be keener competition for the cham
pionship than has been expected.
Next Sunday's baseball games at
the athletic park will be Hawaiis vs.
Stars and J. A. C. vs. P. A. C.
The Duke Kahanamoku Jr. swim
ming affidavits have been forwarded
to the headquarters of the A. A. U.
The A. A. U. championship meeting
on tho 30th Inst, will in all probability
be brought off Qt Aiexander Fleld. lf
RM can be obtalned u ls tho best
Honolulu. Indeed the only
tQ ho)d such nn ,mportant meet.
Ing.
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Tho list of events to be contested at
the A. A. U. meeting ls anxiously
awaited. It should have been an
nounced long before this.
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The Outrigger Club's canoe crew
wm race on Regatta Day in the Leo
' uiokio, the Wall canoe which ls being
J specially shaped up for the purpose,
Kenneth Brown is looking after tho
crew
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The Outrigger Club's canoe crew
will bo entirely composed of haoles.
The Ukulele Patrol, whatover that
may be, havo an engagement to paddle
n race on Regatta Day with a Myrtle
crew of canoeists.
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The five-mile race between Soldier
Trim nnrl Hmmv TiMt7frprnlfl fnr Pfi-
. lloo ,,, nrrnnfr
ed. It is to be hoped that It will bo
nnmnetentlv managed and nronerlv ad
, vertlacd
Honolulu ls to have a ew physical
culture school.
The mllo walk may be Included In
or:nA A A TT nrnrrriim nf nvntita In lio
decided on the 30th Inst. The good,
old exercise ought to receive somo
recognition even lf the dlstanco so-
- .lected bo only half a mile.
Tho Wrens and Pearls will enliven
the harbor with their white wings
during Regatta Day.
NEW RICE MILL.
The K. Yaraamoto Rice Mill Is tho
largest as well as tho finest In tho
Islands. All machinery ls of the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rico is cleaned at this mill. With tho
largo cleaning capacity they are able
to handle considerable outsldo partic
ular work which they guarantee.
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. Bargains In Real Estate, on sea
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Furnished House, for the summer;
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BOYS CLOTHING.
Tho best and most moderately
Piiced line of clothing for Boys In
Honolulu. Trunks, suit cases, Gents'
Furnishings, etc. Kam Chong Co.
Fort and Beretanla.
TIRES REPAIRED.
Honolulu Vulcanizing Works on
Alakea street Is now prepared to
make repair to any size tire for any
vehicle. Prices reasonable and quick
delivery.
FOR SALE.
Cocoanut plants for sale. Samoan
variety. Apply A. D. Hills, Llhue,
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A very fine lot of California mules
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O Regatta.
Sept. 15. Regatta Day race.
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O entries close, Hawaiian News
O Co., 5 p. m.
O Sept. 16. Annual races and
C sports In harbor.
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O Tennis.
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O September Wall Cup.
O Oct. 5. Hllo tournament.
O Golf.
O Sept. 9-10. President's Cup.
O Oct. 8. Manoa Cup, quallfy-
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O Oct. 15. Manoa Cup, finals.
O .Track Meet.
O Sept. 30 A. A. U. champion-
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O Dance.
O Sept. 16 Puunene-Myrtles-
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O Healanls; Young Hotel.
O October 7 Hawaii Yacht
O Club, Walklkl.
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O Meetings.
O Sept. 13. A. A. U. commlt-
O tee meetlug.
O Sept. 14 Oahu Country Club
O annua' meeting.
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O September 18 A. A. U. an-
O nual meeting.
O Boxing.
O Sept. 19 Schoflold Bar-
O racks.
O Sept. 23. Inglo vs. Kupa,
O Hllo.
O Racing.
O Sept. 6. Kallhl Boy vs. Dora
O D., three-eighths; Kai.-iolanl
O Park, 2 p. m.
O Running.
O Sept. 16. King vs. Fltzger-
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Tho .finest rent cars In tho City.
Day or night Special rates. Prices
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M. E. Sllva's 1911 Stovens-Duryea,
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Diamonds and jewelry bought, sold
and exchanged. Bargains In musical
Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort St.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Choy Tuk You, carpenter, contractor
and builder. Estimates given on all
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King street near River. Phone 1072.
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