Evening bulletin. [volume], October 06, 1910, 3:30 EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO. .
hereby gives notice that on
account of certain alterations in the
steam line at the power plant,'neceg
sitated by the installation of a new
Westinghouse turbine generator,
there will be a complete shut-down
on all electric lines, not to exceed
ten hours, on Sunday, Oct. 9th, .com
mencing at b a.m.
ARE SEEN EVERYWHERE
ELITE BUILDINQ
.MKINiKil.
MANnA tennis mm mm
TOURNAMENT PROMISES WELL AND
MO CLUBS
LARGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES FOR SINGLES AND
DOUBLES FULL WEEK WILL BE REQUIRED TO FIN
ISH OFF MATCHES PLAY STARTS THIS EVENING.
Once more tlio tennis people ore! Maul, ond Greenfield li In tlio first
Rotting n chance to sco Bomo nlchttnBht ' Kw.i, on tills Island.
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play, and at the Monoa court, this' 5" ?'!.e.!!n ? .?" PnmmiH Will R Cnr.
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MEETING THIS EVENING
AT COMMERCIAL CLUB
evening the much-dlscussed tourna- hy ,.,., .,,, Wntcr,10HF0 amt
ment will start up. At Ilrst If Beem-, llnbbltt. As soon as that match Is
ed ns If there woula not be enough finished, another bo In the men's
entries to make tho affair a success; kl"Kl's will he played, and In It Cap.
n t..:.i... .1. ...Itn'n '-w and Noel Uccrr will meet.
.. -.. .u.., .,:, nL, iTha, w concU(i0 tno fu for tll9
four entries for the singles, none for evening, and everybody can go homo
tho mixed doubles, and only two nnd turn In for a night's rest. The
Look Into Matter Pronosi-
tion Looks Good to Most
People.
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it COMING EVENTS. tl
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it Secretaries and managers of ti
it athletic clubs are Invited to send it
ti In tho dates of any events which ti
it they may be getting up, for In- it
it sertlon under the abqve head, it
ti Address all communications to tt
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RECREATIONS.
Park Theater
pairs for tho gentlemen doubles.
However, ns It was seen that quite
n number of plnjors had forgotten to
enter, the list's wero kept open for
ono more day.
rourteen men havo put their
names down for tho singles, nnd
among them are to be found players
who havo good records on the courts.
As tho whole bunch will play from
scratch, thero should be somo fine
matches during the six evenings that
the tournament will bo on.
Although Al. Castle's name Is
among tho missing, thero are most
fjf t,he other star players In the tour
anient, Low, Nowoll, Atherton
mr,h,ards, n. A. Cooke and Stecre nre
In the singles, and tho two planta
tion men. Greenfield of Ewa nnd Sav-
ago of Pminene, will also brittle It
out under tho electric lights.
Some "Dark Horses."
In the doubles there are a nu'n-
her of men who havo not appeared
.among the stars latoly. It hi ru
,mprcd that several of them nro "dntk
gorges" who will give tho re.il of the
hunch a great surprise. Harry
dray Is said to bo -plnylng a great
game nowndays, nnd he nnd Steere
make a strong pair, dray Is deter,
mined to bo present at tho press
tournament, and ho says that he will
write up the story of tho play for
tho papers. Ho swears that ho will
get oven with the scribes who have
tipped him to lose In several tour
nnments during the past year.
Greenfield and Savago loolc llko i
good pair, and they should do well
ngalu,st tho other players. Ilnckus
and Cooko also would seem to havo
n good chanco In tho tournament,
while Atherton RIchardB nnd C. H.
Cooke will no doubt heat more pairs
than beat them.
Th mntches havo all been nr
ranged, nnd tho drawing took place
last night; It was found that thoro
were so mnny entries Hint the orlg'
Inal three nights would not suffice
to play tho tournament off. It was
then derided to have the tournament
rontlnuo for six nights' In all.
Knch match Is to cnnsltt of one
sot of ten games, nnd should both
pairs In nny match get up to five
games each, two moro games will
havo to bo won to bettle tho matter
The finals will be for tho best
two out of thrco fcets, nnd by that
tlmo nil tho survivors will have
doubles aio as follow
Men's Singles John Watcrhouso,
bye; H. R. Savage vs. P. K. Green
well; P. K. Steero vs. A. M. Nowoll;
Nool Deerr vs. W. W. Low; G. Irwin
vs. W. D. Slnglchurst; Ut'linrd Cooko
vs. II. S. dray: W. T. Schmidt vs.
Atherton Itlchnrds; Jack Guard, bye.
Men's Doubles Hemenwny and
,Slnglehurst s. McCallum and Mac-
Intyre; Harry Cray and p. K, Steere
vs. Greenfield nnd SaVnge; C. 0.
llockus and It. A. Cooke vs. winner
of Hemenway-Slnglehurst vs. McCnt-lum-Maclntyre
match; Waterhouse
nnd Habbltt vs, Nowell and Guard;
A. Richards and C. II. Cooko vs V.
T. Schmidt and L. J. Wnrren.
Tho drawings for all the mixed
matches were not completed last
evening.
MANOA CUP PLAY
STARTS ON SUNDAY
Qualifying Round of Competh'
tion Finals Oct. 16.
At tho Country Club on Sunday
next thero should be one of the1 Inrg
est gatherings seen at that hosplt
able place for a long time. The o:
caslon wilt bo the qualifying round
of tho Mnnoa Cup play, and the best
slxteon golfers at the end of tho day
will bo eligible for tho finals on tho
following Sunday.
i no Mnnoa Cup has to bo won
three times In all by any ono player
before It becomes his property. So
far several men have got a leg in
for the trophy, and although ono of
them Austin White Is out of the
running through leaving Hnwall.
Tom Gill nnd George Angus are sure
to have another try for the cup
Angus Is expected back on the Si.
crrj tomorrow, and ho wlt be Just
In tlmo to havo another cut Xor the
cup.
Tho ontrles for tlio competition
close at 10 o'clock on Sunday morn
lug nt the Country Clubhouse, and
it Is expected that large number
of players will take part. The links
nfc (u excellent condition, and the
rain has only served to freshen up
things. It Is expected that n largo
gathering of friends of the golfers
will be present at the club, and that
worked up a good came under the1 !ho w.,,0!e.0' ?unday wl" bo '"l,t In
electric light, which Js very differ
ent to daylight. Tho lamps that nre
now Installed aro working well, and
In a delightful way.
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tt Oct! 9. Q. 'A. C, ,vs. V, A. C. it
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:t Oct, 9. Asahls vs. I'alamas. ti
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it Oct, 9. Mnnoa Cup. tt
tt Oct. 23. Four null, Poursomo. II. it
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inero win ue a meeting or tlio jj qcI. S. Match. tt
directors of tho Hawaii Yacht Club j. ' Tennis. ti
this ovcnlng. nnd nt It will bo dis-' Oct. C Manna ljicctrlo Light it
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MISS LAUREL ATKINS,
MR. FRANK BLAIR,
CONNIE MARINA,,
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HOTEL BTIIRKT
ofhclal drawings for the singles and r"8sed tho pioposed merging of thej Tournament,
affairs with1 the Automobile t
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club
Club. Thero has been much talk
about the matter, and It Is favored
by many of tho yachtsmen, tt Is
thought that n rendezvous such ns
tho McGrcw place at Alca would bo
Ideal for both autolsts and yachts
men. It Is snld that nothing definite ns
regards combining tho two clubs can
take placo till February noxt, when
tho nnnual meeting of the yacht club
Is to bo held. However, it has been
suggested that a Kommlttee bo np
pointed to look Intp the matter and
to get things, going well on the wny,
U) that later on, tho morgcr may take
plnce. Uoi? Jitj ,,. ,
The idea Is to have-the yacht club
and tho nutomoblle association get
together, and thou n clubhouso can
bo established where the land lmnqh
could run down to In their cars and
tho yachtsmen would have no dllll
culty In reaching per water.
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DOTS AND DASHES.
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Thaiprogram of pports of tlio St.
Louis College'Is as follows: October,
swimming; .November 1 to December
lli, soccer football; December 11". to
February 1, basketball; February t
to March 1, badge contest; .March 1
to April 15, field and track; April
IS to June 10, baseball.
Dr. Hand Is going to huva n talk
with tho Punnhou schoolboys and
tell them alt ho knows ubout tho A.
A. U. In all, nine clubs havo sign
ed tho application for membership In
the union, and tho prospects nre that
the local organization will get go
ing In the near future
Tho Oahu Juniors will' play ball
on Sunday nt tho. Athletic Park 1t
the rain holds off. The Benlors w'lll
huve n meeting this evening nnd de-
rldo whether tho second series will
bo gone on with or not.
Tho St. Louis Collcgo authorities
believe in sport, but they don't llko
tho Idea of having lads who nre com
mitted to their core as boarders,
traveling nil over tho city to tako
part In games. '
Promoter Love of fistic famo Is
puzzling out whero to got a location
for tho sevcml lights' tuijt nro about
arranged for. t' ,
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Illank books of nil sorts, ledgers,
the light Is thrown evenly over tho l!",,llt'ss nlce- Tl"'s '""C the tele etc., manufactured by the Bulletin
till f til fk iinntliaBa aI J I. a I) I I . i I .. i
courts. There Is no flickering to
phone numbers of the II u 1 1 1 1 n. Publishing Company
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JACKSON DOES FAST
FIVE MILES RUN
Marathon Kid Collapses at End
of Thirty-Minute Run.
Yesterday nftoim.an nt tlio Hoys'
Pleld, Nigel Jackson mado n great
attempt to' cut out fhu miles at a
six-minute i lip. Ho did tho distance
In :10 inln. 4r, so;., and thon was
seized with cramps Jn"tho Btomach
and had to throw himself on tho
ground.
Pit to the time that ho collapsed,
Jackson wait doing great work, nnd
his trainer, Paddy Wnlsh. was dot
lighted with the showing of his man.
After a short rest Jackson felt bet'
ter and he at onco started off at a
quiet jlgjog that showed people that
tho cramp was only a passing sick
n ess.
Tho program of races that will be
pulled off on Sunday, October lc,
has been changed a little, and tho
440-ynrd race has been' withdrawn
Thero will be a hnlf-mllo, 220-ynrd
nnd 100-yard dash. ,Tho sack raco
for bojs will bo funny enough for
anyone, nnd then the flftccn-mllp
championship raco will nttnt t a big
crowd for Bure.
PIERRE BARON
ALOHA HATH HOUSi:.
School of Physical Culture,
Scientific Mnssiige, Medical
Oymnustlcs (Swidlsh Mtive-l
ments).
Indies' Men's nnd Children's
classes. Hours: u. m. to 111 p.
m. and Privnte Instruction.
Mr. (Justin lllorkninii (of
Itoyal Swedish Gymn. InsU)
Masseur nnd Instructor of
Gymnastics.
OWL
'CIQAR NOW 5o
M. A. OUNST & CO
A trenti
speak of, und tho piny should bo
nearly ns good as an ordinary sun
light exhibition,
Plenty of Variety.
1 It has been decided to havo ns
much variety as posMblo each even
ing, niid"tconiequoiitly thero wlll bo
mon.'s . Bllicles. mntl'n ilnnhlAn ntiil
mixed ,doulos ,ovpry , night. This'
nrrangfmont' wHl ,pcaso tho' frin '
better than. Imvins'it'd) watuhf the' ''
same kind of matchiojirii eVerifhli! ., 1
a i,,ii...i. .,.: r.i.v-t ii.,: .i
evening 'to tomnn'bipnt T'vlll open
with a torj-fjsrne' sei'of singles bo-.j
twedn CowpJlIand Steero. '( It should I
bo a good 'exhibition of 'tounji, and ,
both men will bo suio to play their
very best. As soon ns the piellinU
nary match Is finished, nu opportu
nity will bo given to sco Mrs. CouU
tor once moro In action on tho local
couits. The lady champion of the
Islands and Clnieuce Cooled will play
Mr. and Mrs. John Wntarliouin, and
a great match should event unto.
Then nt half-pist eight or so,
Greenfield nnd Savngo will piny their
match In tho singles, mid thnrn will
ha much Interest caused by tho meet
ing nfjtlio two sug.ir planteri, 8.1V
age la the r.tar player of Puiinenv,
GO 'LONG THERE, YOU UHLAN."
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