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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912.
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HEALANIS MAY BE OUT OF
SENIOR RACES ON REGATTA
DAY OWING TO ACCIDENT
Serious ilntitit now cxIMs whether
tlm lli'alnlil limit Club's barge crew
will bo nhlo lei p.irtlclpito In tho events
if Itcgattn D.iv, next September. I.nle.'
examination of the now slx-n,ircd lnrgo
Kiil.inmnu, which rmnmctl u Jnpinoc
nnuipnn Wednesday nftcrnnon, hnM re
vrnlcil the fin I thut the fnilt Htructuri'
received greater damage tlinn wns bus.
Poctcdso great. In fact, tlint It will
lip practically Impossible to repair It
for. the senior event of the big l.iy.
It lin been found that In nddltlnn '
to the bndl xtoe-ln bow, the hargo!
Is luiillv uenkeneil inn) vvurped, dome
of the lung side strips being twisted
out of shape In such manner Hint It I
inn onlj be rri.ilreil by replacing thco!
with new strips.
New phves nre minhtfilrmhlc here,
mid to properly repair the barge the
services of the bulbler. Alt Hogcr. will
be necessary
HOW THEY STAND
It It n singular feature of the I are I
In the bit; baxeball leagues that neither J
leiiKiie leader lx at the head of the J
list In either Melding or butting
III the National League the (limit
xtnnd fourth In Holding, being surpass
cd by Cincinnati, Pittsburg nnd I'lil-
cngo They are second In hatting.
1'lttsburg having tho lend Pittsburg, .
Ilrxt In battliiK and xecoml In Holding, ,
xtnnilx xecond In the percentage table ,
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both batting and Holding In the Aincr
kan I .ague, ami fourth In the per
centage table The White Sox, who
uid.ll recently led the league In games
won, are third In both Holding and
batting, lluxeball ix n peculiar game!
Percentages June IS:
Coast League.
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Vernon .. 11 20 Ml
Oakland 40 29 '.BoO
l.ox Angeles 3li 31 , .537
S.urninento, .. .......38 37 .431
.Pin Hand J. ,..;.'... ..S3 35 .417
Sail Kriinclco .-..i.",.S8 40 All
National
League.
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j Philadelphia
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American League.
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I Washington
' Philadelphia
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New York .
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.302
Northwestern League.
I. Pi t
Vlctorli 2 27 .518
Vancouver 30 28 .517
Spokane 27 27 .5no
I lacoina js .500
Seattle 28 29 .4!ll
I Portland 27 30 .470
Iliillctln Want , ils will find IL
There Is Only One
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Phone 2708
Iniinitlliilelt following Wednesday's
net blent the llenbml dub olllcl.il ca
bled lingers, asking that be rush work
on the other lien sl-o.ired bnrKC, or
dered sonic time ago. Work on that
boat Iiiim not jrl begun, mid It Is un
likely It eau be llulxhoil unil Hhlppecl
down here In time for the September
rni ex
Hn fur nx known tit present, the.
Ileiilaul bins will give the only boat
rnclng events on July 1'nurth They
nre plnuiilne to turn out four crews
who will uc the olil bouts. The nrlg
Inal Intention to bue n piogrnm of In -terclub
cunt ban been declared off
because iniuix of tin oarsmen of tho
Myrtle chili have planned to attend
the tiorse ran at 1 1 Ho on the I'mirlll
The latter have been Invited, however,
to enter crewx 111 the Henlaiil clubs'
evenlx If the dc-dre
1 2-INNING GAME
GOES VERY FAST
The plck.il tiainx of O.ihti Senior
licnftuo plner wbkh are to tilay on
Mnul anil Hawaii July rourtli, got to
gether esti rd:n aftirnooii at Athletic
Park mid i le a great light of It for
twelve Innings The score wax a tie,
3 to .1, lift, i an even dozen fniiiicx
mid It wax ibi Ided to call the game
riff with bonor eiunlly divided T to
real feature of the game wax the quhk
time In which the twelve Innings went
completed. , I
There wax no iore for either tcatr'
after the, foui Hi inning, although It j
took xeiiMitlonal Melding to cutoff some
of the nun who tlueatened the rubber.
Altogithcr, It waxtii good game to
watch, and. considering the fact that
tho admission wax nothing, with 'noth
ing mbled fm grandstand, the attend
ance wnx 'disappointingly small. Ileevo
umpired n, line game for nine Innings,
when he wx replaced by Murphy, who
gave (iUul, satlxfactlon.
The si nre by Innings and llnc-up:
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iiiio ....ooiL'oooooo oo 3
Wnlluku Souzii. 3b; Yamasbln cf;
lYeltiix, xs; OnielhiH. 2h; Wllllnmi, lb;
lnman. c; Notley. rf; Mntxiilchl, It;
Tony Jledelrns, p. Mlke'llardle balled
for Notley In the twelfth and got n
two-baggir, hut no run damago wax
done.
Illln. ChUllngunrtH. p; .Markham,
3b; A Hesbii, Sb; I-Ynncn, xs; Mcln
tjre, rf; lliiekley, c; Orelcr, lb; lluycx,
If; Kupa-I) Desha, ef.
I'mplrex, Hccve and Murphy; time
of game, I hour 2S minutes.
Tho Oceanic Steamship Company'H
liner Venlnrn, which was tnken from
tho Hunter's Point drydock last week
nftor being practically reconstructed
nnd greatly Improved, hnH been put
through Its paces In a run tu the Far
nlloues nnd about tho bay. Tho vca
set has Hlrcndy been tested nnd found
to bo eminently satisfactory.
The Venturn Iihh not been In scrvlco
for four yenrs, hut will now run nH a
(ompanlnu ship with tho Sonoma o(
tho Oceanic company's licet to tho an
tipodes. Ilcfom Inaugurating Its new
schedule, tho Ventura will mnko una
trip lo Honolulu, Bailing on .luuo 22
to relic; o tho Sierra, which Is being
overhauled. Tho Sonoma will sail
.July 22 for Sydney via Honolulu nnd
l'ago Pago and will thereafter alter
unto tho run wllli tho Ventura.
In rellttlng nnd Improving tho liner
no details worn overlokcd. In nddl
Hon to many luxuries and convcnleuc
I provided for tho passengers, atten
tion was paid to tho speed nnd safety
of tho Ventura. Tho fnst servlco
which II will help In maintain will
bring tho Antipodes much neater to
tho Golden (Into,
Uivvrenco I.. O'Brien was sentenc
ed at Moxlco City to suffer tho death
pennlty for tho murdor a year ngo of
l)r Hall r t'lnrk, a dentist, by shoot
ing, Tho crlmo was tho icstilt of a
uunriel.
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SMALL RING TALK
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l,.H Vi:aAH. N. XI., June :l It
uim ileelileil hint nlKlit that the rlnc
In which the cliitinplonshln HkM Iic
tueen Jolnipon nml I'lynn vhall ho
foiiKht here In to ho Hcvcnteen feet
Niuure.
This cnMc, wlikh enme oer the
line uipi iiikiii, is ii juiKziur to luem i
rniB loiionerx. ir 11 11 unthentlc
nml thero Hetiiis n Booil elinjicc thnt It
Ih not It mentis that both JohnMin unil
l"l mi llRiire that they will hnvo tho
eilKc In a smaller p'lnnre. JohnKon
nay llmire that he Ih not phyKlcnlly
lit lo run ronml n full-nlzed rhiK,
uhlle ll mi may nrKiie that his hext
ehiinee I. to mix It ulth the champion
lit eloxc iinarters. Thin 1 nhout the
only way that uny ouch nsreement
louhl be reacheil.
Honolulu rhiK fimx tire heKlnnlnR to
nit iii mul take notice over tho coni
Ink- llKht, ami n unontlon thnt will not
he nettled until tho curtain of nlnht
has lieen runR down on July 4 lx, will
t)ie 111k Hmoke, Jack Johnxon. hnnil
hU cinmtonHhJp hcuVywolRht title
over to Jluilllyhn via the fnko roiitc?
WIo Bimrllnn men, thoio who have
rollotveit tli$. flKhtlnii Kame for yeurn
nml -nrH, throuKh Rood nnd hard luck,
lieforo and nlnco the fremled llHhtlnK
llnanco day. naj-, without eqiflvoeiitloli,
that If Jim nynn wlni, ho will win
either on a foul or by n feigned knock
out, or that, If ho wlnx nt nil, Jnhn
hoii haH Hold out to the whlto man, unil
that ho l simply dnrliiB tho wrath of
the llKht funs und follqwlm; out tho
Keneral line of conduct he followed
liefore he hecamo champion.
Other Fellow Muit Liiten. ,
Onhnr over I'lynnV pant IIkIUIiik rec
ord, Judging bin chunces ntrletly on
what he hux hIiowii, and not shown, I
Hhnre the. opinion of othern, nnd thnt
K he luiHii'l ii chance with the black
eluiniplon, iinlenn ho In lucky enough
to .lp over that so-culled lucky punch,
which may happen In any tight, Hut
hardly In n light with n foxy lighter
of JoluiHon'H reputation. In tho llrst
place, I'lynn In too Hinall lu physical
make-up I do not menu by UiIh thnt
all mnnll men nre no good, but n Kinall
man, with limited iIiihs, enn not hope
to put thlngH otr when he hooks up
with a lighter of Johnson's kind and
get away with anything, unless tin:
other fellow Iiiih listened to reitKon
In tho llrxt id.ice, Johnson never
could light n innn who could hit und
hurt uhllo he wuh going hway. He
Iiiih never met thin kind ot u IlKhtcr.
Had he mot Kid McCoy, Jim I'orbctt,
ltoli KltZHlminoiiH. l'cter Jacknon, or
uny other of tho good old fellow h, the
negro would have had n new experi
ence. Johnson In n llatfooted. defen
hvo lighter, who Ih hIiiuihI Invlnellile
against lighters who bring tho light
In lilm. Tommy Hums, who lost tho
title to JohiiHon. even gone back ns
ho Iiiih, Is a belter man today than
Jim I'lynn, when It coiiioh to genern!
ring. tnetlcH. He lost to Johnson bo
cause ho wiih ton Hinnll In Htature,
llurus had to Jump on his Ioch In
order to reach Johnson with n punch,
nnd ho fought Just iik the lllg Smoke
wanted him to, Tor Hums had to nl
waj'H bring the light to the black man.
Jack C'urlcy deserves a great deal o(
credit for Htuglng tho light nnd Hpcnd-
Ingr ho niueh money In making tho nr
rangementH, Fight prninoterH wlthleHs
nerve would luivo iiualled under the
opposition with whieht he wiih con
frnntcd It tho light 'Ih a frnmo-up,
whleli nil tho wlso tnlent expectH It
to he. one thing can be said of Purley,
and thnt Is, that ho broke all fake
light reeordH for 1912, and thnt ho
Htaged something that no other light
promoter In tho country would hue
dared attempt.
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FIRST INFANTRY BAND.
The Kind Infantry Ilunil will play nt
the reHldenec of Ocnerul Mncoinli till
i veiling, commencing lit 8:30 o'clock.
Tho progrum follow h:
TwoHlcp Who Arc You With To
night? Van AlHtyno
Ovi'rture--Reinlranililo nosslnl
Waltz -Our Weddlns Hay Tobanl
Hong The Itosnry Ncvln
Selection -Tho 1'lnk Lady run II
Chlleiiu I.meo Mannn.i Mlssud
Intel uiez.o Hcmpro Olovlno. . . . Hrooko
itriind .Selection Knust (lounod
Kulte llnllet Hgyptlen I.ulglnl
Descriptive The Hunting Beeno ...
I.ucalaasl
josiU'ii Ki:iritiNi:i.i.i,
Chief Musician.
HeiiiestH for Bpeclnl nutnherH to lie
Iik hided lu tho baud's programs uro
luv lied.
TEAMS
SHOW CLEVER
PLAY
Tournament of Private Courts
Association Opens on Mo
ana Hotel Grounds.
TODAY'S MATCHE3.
4l 15 Pratt and Vauplian vi. 8pald
ing and Spalding.
4:30 Timberlako and WIHUma vt.
Young and Littlejohn.
There Is n little luil of tennis spec
tnters who have the habit" and who
kIiow up regularly for evers tourna
ment mutch Yesterday lhe were on
hand at Hie Moalia Hotel courts to
see the opening play In tho doubles
tournaiueut'of the Vrlyate. Murts As
soclntlon, nnd their presence on the
hi mi I of the pavilion lent color nnd
animation to the scene, nnd started tlm
event with nil the ccl.it ,ot it truly tour
nament. Tho day wns Ideal for1 pttiy, nnd
some! of the m.ltchcH brought out real
ty good tennis Also, there was some
verj sad tennis put up by some of the
players, who entered merely for the
sport 'of playing and would hate had
hen'rt disease had they lasted through
tho llrst round.
I'rohnbly the best match of the day
from the spectators' standpoint wns
that In which Littlejohn nnd Young
defeated Axelrod nnd Courtenny In
three hnrd-fought sets. Young wns
off his usual form, nnd the pnlr, con
sidered about the most formhlnhlo In
the entry, enmo very near going down
nnd out nt the start. Axelrod, us pre
dicted In these columns on his showing
lu the recent Herctnnln singles, only
needs a little prnctlsc to bring him
back to what has evidently been a
Class A game nt one time. In yester
day's match he showed tho benellts
of tho match he iilayed nt Iicrctnnln
mid his game was fully IR steadier. He
plays with great ease, and his lob vol
leys from tho mid court to catch his
opponents running In, wero so success
ful that, he liml Young nnd i.lttlcjoHn
Jamming on the brakes nnd going Into
the reverse hnlf the time. Ho seldom
lilts the ball hard, his cross-court fore
hand law ford to tho extreme corner
being the Mint thnt ho pills most Iinco
on. This wns good for nn aco four
times out of live. Courtenny showed
some brilliant Hashes during the match,
und was very useful In the middle set,
hut ho was unsteady and put many
balls out, especially when his oppo
nents discovered his weakness nnd
begun sending every return to his feet.
I.lttlejohn played a good came, und,
ns usual, brought off somo marvelous
half volleys, but he Isn't ns Impres
sive as u doubles player as In singles;
Major Tlinberlnko und Lieutenant
Williams pounded out u victory over
Sinclair nnd "Tommy" Oruy, after
dropping tho llrst set 1-fi The major
was very much on, and wns pounding
the hulls to good effect.
Klrliy Smith and C A Hostrom
inndo it good light ugnlnst Irwin und
Schcnliel, nnd looked llko winners af
ter tnklng tho llrst set. Tho navy pair
luivo played very little of Into, nnd de.
servo n lot of credit for tho good
sportsmanship they allowed In enter
ing. Tho plnyern got together nnd decid
ed that It would bo more convenient
to play tho llnals mid scmllliiuls on
Sunday afternoon than on Saturday.
There will be two mutches this after
noon, nnd no piny tho following day.
The results:
Major Tlinberlnko and Williams bent
Sinclair und Orny, 1-ii. 8-0. C-0.
. Young and Littlejohn beat Norman
C'oiirtcnuy.nnd C. Axelrod, 0-4, fi-S. C-4
Anderson mid Macnulny beat Cap
tain Johnson und L. llcdliiiitpu, 6-4
G-l.
Irwlnn and Sehenkel beat Hostrom
nnd Smith, 1-C, 6-2, 6-Z.
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SEALS BEAT INTER
NATIONALS INDOORS
There wiih u. good.oxhlbltlon of In
door iMHchnll last night on tho Y. M
(' A. gmnes hull lloor, which result
ed lu a !) to 7 victory for tho Seuls
over tho Internationals. Tho gaino was
u pitchers' battle throughout, und
brought out u really good exhibition
of tho board lloor game.
TJo line-ups:
SenlH Oeorgo Otto, c; Joe Dccolto
(captain), p; Joe Dora (manager), lb;
Herbert Hyrne, lb; Lewis Ilaptlst, 3b;
Walter Thompson, ss; Hose, If; San
ford, cf; J Ilaptlst, rf.
Internationals 1' V. Decolto, c;
Chris Kenny, u: J. .Carvalho, Ih: A,
NuncH, L'bj J. IlodtrliiuPN, 3b; J V
Decolto, hh; L. Souzu, rf: Tul Loy
Ylm, If; Cecil Hcuny, cf.
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YOUUNG C0BBS AND
STARLIGHTS TO PLAY
The Young Cohbs und tho Starlights
have conio to un agreement over u
ball gamp to be played next Sunday
afternoon nt Muklkl. Tho Cohbs wero
llrst In tho dvld yilth their challenge,
whleli was promptly snapped up by
thn KtfirilghtH, tho nggrogailon thut
formerly played under the naino of
Ocean Views, und this morning the
deal was closed
Theio Is tall; of a league for teams
of this class, und It Is pretty certain
that somo such orgunlatlnn will I'"
formed, with tho Young Cohbs, Star
lights, Stars and Central Clrammar
Alumni handed ogether. The cap
tnliiH of the four teams will hold n
meeting soon to d I sen km business. W.
Leo captains the Cohbs, Walter Thomp
son tho Starlights nnd Mcu Tong the
Centrals.
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i FAST POLO EXPECTED AT
MOANALUA.
n
' There should be n slashing
game of polo un the Monnaliiu
'! Held tomorrow nftcrnoon Thtre
'. Is ii lot of rivalry between tho v
color teams of tho local club,
mid the Illue-Hcd nlTnlr to-
? morrow Is a critical one In thu
' series. '
Piny vvlfl start shortly before t A
! a o'clock, and six T-mlniitu pe-
rlods will he played.
The Klflli Cavalry players
? will probably send their ponies
' In to Mo.inalua In it couple if
weeks, to condition them there
'j; for Jllie chaiupronshlp galnoy,
und from now until tho tour- '
'' iiament. the polo hcusuii wilt he
: lit Its height.
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INTERNATIONAL -
TOMORROW
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Tomorrow nftcrnoon a cricket team
consisting of Colon hi Is will try con
clusions against a combined team from
Knglund and America. Iloth tenuis are 4
In splendid form, which should result
In ii good afternoon's sport. The most
classy players of Honolulu will take
the Held on tho Colonials' side, and tho
Ilrltlsh-Aiucrlcnn representatives will
Imvo to be at their very best to gain
a victory This match promises to bo
the best seen In Honolulu for somo
time, so players nro requested to bo
on the ground nt 2:30 o'clock shurp,
mi us to nssure un early start. It. An
derson will net ns skipper for tin
Ilrltlsh-Aincrlean tenia, while Collins
will pilot the Colonials.
The line-up of tho Colonials will ho j
ns follows. The llrltlsh-Anicrlcnii teuni
luiH not yet been picked.
Colonials Collins (captain). Dr
Ilenz, A. Marshall, Mr, Maxwell, i:
Melanphy, C. Marshall. Olles, Itath.
Dense, Hdmuuds, Hrown.
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FIVE JUNIOR TEAMS
FORM A NEW CIRCUIT
rive strong Junior teams hnvo de
cided to form n ball league nnd play
out tho rest of the season, the selied-
ulo to open July 14. John Notley ot
tho J A. Cs. Is tho uiiuiilinous cholen
for president, and It Is reported that
ho will accept tho olllcc. A. II. Vhrra1
will bo vlco president. Tho tennis to
comprise the new league, the iiiimo of
whleli has not yet been decided, nro
tho Young Hnwalis, Standards, Ileaii
tles, Hagles and Yc Liberties.
Tho game between tho Young lln
wntls and tho Henutles, which was
seheeiluled for next Sunday, has been
called off, the latter team not caring
to hook up until tho regular leuguu
season starts.
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
Your Jluiiey Ilmk for Hie AsKIur.
You rrnmlse Nothing.
Wo nro so confident thnt wo enn fur.
nlsli relict for indigestion nnd dyspoii
tin Hint wo promlso to supply tho med
icine freo of nil cost to every ono who
uses It according to directions who Is
hot porfectly satisfied with tho nv
Milts. Wo exact i)ii promises und put
no ono under any obligation whatever.
Surely nothing could bo fnlrer. Wo
uro located right hero whero you llvo,
and our reputation should ho Hiilllcleiit
nssurnnco of tho genuineness of our
offer.
Wo want dvery ono who Is troubled
with IndlRustlou or dyspepsia In uny
form to como to our store nnd huv n
box of Itoxnll DyBpopsIn Tuhlcts. Tnko
thorn home, and glvo them n reason-
pljlo trial,-netorillng to directions;. H
thoy don't plcnao you, tell us mid wo
will quickly return your money. They
have a very mild hut posltlvo action
upon tho organs with which thoy couui
In contact, apparently acting au n rcn-
ninth p tonlo upon tho relaxed muscii- '
Inr coat of tho bowel, thus overcoming
wenkness, nml alillng tn rcatoro tho,!'
bowels to more vigorous nnd healthy l
activity. Throo sizes, 2.ric, r,0c, and
$1.00. nomomhor, you enn obtain
Itoxnll Remedies only nt our store
Tho Itoxnll Sltro. Hensmi, Smith &.
Co., Ltd., Kort and Hotol stroetB.
Tho llremen of the annul Trunk
Jtullwuy will send n deputation to the
cential odlccs to demand a 10 percent
.Increase In vjukim. Tho engineers, ueru
AMU8EMENT8.
ATHLETIC PARK
Baseball for Sunday
JUNE 23
TWO CJAMHS - TWO 0AMH3
P. A. C. vs. J. A. C.
ASAHI vs. HAWAII
Iteserved scats for renter of grand
stand und wi.j can ho booked at K.
O. Hnll & Sons Sporting Department
(entrance King street) up to 1 p. m.;
I after I p. in., nt M. A. dunst & Co.,
lilng and Fort.
Prices 50c, 35o and 25c Children 10o
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