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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUXE 14. 190a.
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RACES OF
HIGHEST
QUALITY
dav at th- -iht'-n t h HMU
log of tb- Hawaiian Jockey lub will
brtag lorth-r lom fast ones and
nhould aa woll Indicate th- quality of
port la which tb mrln name baa
advanced la the 1 Aland. Th-f
of the very flneet fin-
la olna to be a
Heavy an It wan on the arst day.
: tf naani inHiin jwm
I tan culminating one wna the
fayaoy. the gam pacer of
M Cunnlnsbnnv (a O. B. McKen
fan on nee wna somewhat diron-
tlod over the ding of the free-for-all
mm Wacanaan. an he harbored an Idea
thai Ma home woaat have a le la the
the event. Bat It turned
The "Orey Ohoat" waa
fhr Mood and cnwJd have son mo
out
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PT .pHftaaataal aaftaeaaavL. ' li
BaaPP - ' " BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBjaaaai
Wdlo. the Prkk of th Turf. Compelled to Divide Honor With the
Find Marc Del Vista.
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MS to.!- V H5'' H ,uaasmi av ssr''wLaakME.;
Twleai .
Way Boy. the Game Little Pacer. Sold by Cunningham to G. $.
McKenzie and to be Taken to Hib.
a.eia n awaa o a "w
SwSi-HILO PROGRAM ARD PATRICK TWO GAMES WILL riun l
.kalanan. Thrprien . . C I ICC WIMC THF HFPRY OF BASEBALL FOR THE TITLt
m VJl LII L TTliJ inc. t-rfc-iwr. ,
u.itmmu took
la prlvats not m ooi-r- w "
"CaaaJsarbasn aerate had his horse oat
at the 2 14 cU-nr .-tVich" F"
he saw tan hollow stylo la which cy-
boat his held la the cla a
Wiieiaanjn Ukawtsa It waa currently
EPed thatbs bUch was
fast to r.
-2o'Tot.t ih-twaS The .rent even, o, the Hllo meetlns
i; . .Btenfnl him-eif '.bdraw- promises to be the mile between Del
ins htoj animal. Wot yesterday JVW4 oi Weller. The mare will so
vr w.nW hnunht the pacer the claw
aTaced IbST they were down with McKensl. string on Tues-
m m . a saw I V ha a . . . a i I ihj e ff I V
ta make a raaawa w gay ana will nave pcci prri
. . aw .
Evnt, Which a Fill M.rti Winnr In Sup.rh Curtom, Nw -jj
c...i ni,i r.e-.i Form Aflamst the 'or Utntwcigm
- -
Punahous.
Two Days With
Sport.
r
the
the asaaa
t of the onaara of the other
. in. and Hmith Th vane
readily slvra nad the men wlMJ be be-
. kt the aorrel S'ng n
una of his rormer ww. .
be wns entered
There Is bound to he some oi v
prettleet rsctns of tbn yaar J-
rn reenect. It betrur abesd of the
rtret day in the quality of the o-
. .i. will be one which
The match will eoroe oo the day to be
set by the owner, but probably will oe
on the second day The are aa
follows:
Fourth of July
L Half-mile dash, purse UPK t& of
purse second money.
mA nu-lnr 2 . 'lass:
HatsoV whose leV may X One-mile daab. Hllo track cup and
' that he will be
hhTtr srv the sulky premier a hard c Qne-mlle dash. Hllo mercantile
, cup nna r-
Another hard race -- - Trot tins and pacins. - :-.
H00 TRff "" H". "a, Holmes cup and 1150.
- Th marv has many noim . IL. ,,.Bh tl2S: s
frlenda. tjenp.ie aherents r nana second money.
LtiaaaT Th outlook to for fast 7 One-half mile Japanese own-
Style Amid Great
Cheers
LONDON. June 4. -Two hundred
thouasnd people. Includlns the Kins
and Queen of Bnshuid. saw Ard Pat
rick win the sreateal of all Derbies to
day, euperbly Hdden by an American
Jockey known op both sides of the At-
. -1 Hi, . " Mnrlln Th'Tl: WW
Title.
. . . r.D . vnicn T.ma a Th two
The baseball gamei today promiae . da.i r
bS full of Interest and Vhe changes 0id opponent. Joe Gans and Grrge
mmrc Kh.mld result In r-.. . i 1 . . .. in tu. t So mnin attractions
n hi ft ' r.
Via
VJttet. sUry race on the card down
tohTdHvlne event wI hrioas and
aara. Taaantrlenar. J MILF
JV..rraL in ibs." ascd
Sica -
'o"wlUerWnvku"Znn. lb-: a
?eTby e, D M-Ptay-
11T
haaia; ! T' 1K- bik. s .
.Sr..ra unknown
H. awillh-Abdlne li lb- b. a-.
to, Wilkes rMle-WoodnsU
. k aired oy
C
by
tol.
R.
lbs.;
Tueh
J. t
ad:
w
od horses. Ss. W or uu
money.
One mile gentlemen driving race,
owners to drive, fcflj class: purse 1100.
$SS of purse second money.
a. Itve-etshtba mile dah; flOO. 125
of pome second money.
10 Japanese race; . "ond
money. t
JVLT RTH.
L Half-mile dash; purse $100. $25 of
purse second money.
a Half-mile eanlbltlon race for la
dles. Puree of t to moat graceful
equestrienne, lie to second: IS to third
. Trotting and pacins. beet S out
of I S: class; $125. $25 of purse sec-
nd money.
4 Flve-clSbths mile dash; $100. $25
of paras second money.
One mile daan. k
a. une mm
unkno .imratlAN JO'KBT money
TS?S CVPT T. be won twlcob g Hf-mlle daah. Japanese
CL -..kT, one and one
owner - - - tlM-
free tor i j "
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imp.
aalf W-l--
ibea.
1 14
twaa
teral t.ru--irteuburst-Son-
aaaaaVJag Acl:
by Netherete-r.
tmt ite: b. "
Par her- w..
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..wni'd
borses. 140. W0 of pur yS
a Three-fourths mile dash: 11-5. 125
rf pure second money.
$125. $25 of purse second money,
a One and one-fourth mile dash
jS. foneoUtlon race; $100. $25 second
Wlthdrawn-v-.. ir0RN IA
nwjOTTH J" Hawaiian bred.
rnOCD CO.S Cl beat l$ heats,
i ratting and pactna.
trotting and
are. $li iaa lb .
v Um -Uaoan
b.. aged, by B; us lb-: b
rs; by OTL.: h
T. v nawa te
by-Ch R. I- lb
,onr '- . r..ni to enter: en
tries close P- m. Tuesday. July h at
Volcano Btable office; scratch.
at 10 a m. Wednesday. July 2.
-e
Murphy nod Donovsn.
OAKUNU. June 1-Tl Murphy of
Austrslls sad Hike Donovan of Rochester,
wbo have been matched by Manner
.,w, of the Acme Club to flsht ttfteen
Kie-Bdth ft. lb a( ,x poun.1. June M.n.
vl . Lee. ....iiminanr event wH
lilUK DABH
. 41V ta" M-.rtln. Th' Tv W
II v iv i
only a slight delay at the pot. and
then II dainty pieces of horseflesh were
ofT f .r the greatest turf prise In the
world. For a moment all was confu
sion. Then out of the bunch shot Ard
Patrick. Superbly ridden by "Skeeta"
Martin, be drew gradually away un
til at Tottenham Corners he waa fully
two lengths In the lead.
Inch by Inch, foot by foot, under the
skillful guidance of Martin, h drew
away, and Onally flashed under the
wire a winner by thre lengths. About
the same dlrtance separated the sec
ond and third horse.
"Skeeta" Martin, on beins ftal from
hla horse, was the center of a cheering,
howling throng. Noblemen high In
rank strusK'fl w,th racetrack touts In
a desperate effort to break through and
srasp the hand of the American Jock-r-
Ibe result. In detsll. waa: J. v. ou
bio's brown colt Ard Patrick tlrst. Col
onel H. MeCalmont'a bay colt lUalng
Olass second, the Duke of Portlands
brown colt Friar Tuck third. Kighleen
horses ran. The betting was 100 to 14
against Ard Patrick. 40 to 1 against
Rising Glass, and 100 to 7 against Friar
Tuck. The conditions were as follows:
The Derby stak-s of 6W0 sovereigns, by
subscription of 60 sovereigns each for
thre-year-olds: about one mile and a
half. Mr. Gubblns. the owner of Ard
Patrick. Is an Irishman, who owns a
big stud SI L.n erU-k. He also owned
Oalteemore. which won the Deft.y In
l$a?. Oubbins subsequently sold Gal-
teemore to the Russian Rovtrnment tor
2I.W"J.
Marti followed up his Derby success
by tying; . the rare for the Caterbam
plat- In on- of the bOSt lln'.she ev. r
seen at Epsom. Gun Club, ridden by
M. Cannon, waa a strong favorite, and
when aithln a stone's throw of home
seemed an easy winner. Then. Inch by
inch. Martla urK. 1 the Fledgling Ally
on till the public thought she bad won.
Kins Edward witnessed the ra .? with
th- been -st Interest, and when a dead
h.- it was announced th. Stowd cried
out: "Well done. Martin."
even greater sport than has yet been
seen.
The teams to contest at Punahou are
the Customs asalnst the Punahous and
the Artillery against the Honolulu aiu
OARSMEN
GOING TO
QUARTERS
The oarsmen uk a day off on the
Uth, but outside of ta: date have been
doing Rood work. The nturn of the
welcome trade winds has smoothed
3wav the long southerly rolls that for
ten days rl ado good form In the shells
an Impossibility, while their bracing
influence has be n shown n the vim
ith which the crews have been get
ting down to their work. The Myrtles
Will go down to Pearl Eochs Monday.
hile their rivals will follow on the
20th or 21st. ...
The Healani shell, which was built
In England, is expected on the Sierra,
which should arrive here o'"
next while the Myrtles are hoping that
their new oars will arrive on the same
"From present indications the races
this vear will be a toss up. for never
before have four era ws, been on the
harbor that are apparently so evenly
hatched. The Myrtles at the present
writing have somewhat the best of It
for their crews have been rowing to
gether for a number Xf wife, and are
in much better condition than the He-
The two senior crews are rowing
about evenly, although as Coach Kle
bahn has J yet only .bee n able to go
out with the crew two 6v thro times
the probability arMhat the Fourto
will see the Blue seniors rowing la
the best form on tho'. hart. rujs
should win them the race although U
remains to be proven whether the, are
as a whole as Strong a crew PhycaJy
OS their rivals. As to the Juniors the
Myrtles have had great
TT .i,.i)h have been rowing
the same crew forhe pat three w eeks
McFadden. will be the main attractions
of the Hayes Valley Cub s card this the same cw
month. A match between Britt and forced t'Q make constant changes.
McFadden was made several weeks First Bert Webste for reasons mat-
. ,irtr,iai was forced to resign, wnne
ao. and "Elbows" had already stared Hnrtnlal. was i fr
. J .J ...... J . - .,nrt that It WOUld
rMuh Thev are all In fine form ror tne coa. e.. person. ".w , m. The
personal it-a.wu. . - Th.
and though there may be a division of hl8 hands were not In condition to be Js a troTg gritty lot
the crowd by reason of the races there stand the strain of another battle at vounggters. rowing as MIowb:
. jk m r-t ., n earlv dai. Manager Morris - urnlv stroke: Jean Allen,
lTtMJiZ The teams will Levy Immediately wired Gans to take No B. R Heilborn. No. 2: J. Stokes,
at the college campus. Britfs place, and after some parley
play as follows: mlnor mat,er8 tne colored lad They have the making ofaj JJ
Customs Punahous. te,eRraphed hl3 acceptance of the terms but at fff Few - of the
o Kcmenwav is only to oe eipfi
fNn
Hsrt P.'
Scanlon 1 B
WuwoM B
Wilder
Mossman ...
II. wilder ...
Rowers
Anderson ...
H. A. C.
Tunhs
Williams ....
O lesson
Thompson ..
Pryre
Joy
Hansman ...
Aylett
Kala w ana . .
.8 S.
..S B.
.L. F.
,.C F.
R F.
o
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8 8...
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RF..
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r la .
... W"11!" McFadden has not been communieat-
Uouoks ed with directly, but his manager was
"WW. Speers reached by wire, and the assurance
Meyer was received that McFadden would be
A. Marcallino only too pleased at the change, having
J. Marcallino xpressed himself as being anxious for
. Waterhouse " chance at Gan8 Bmce the latter won
Artillery. the lightweight championship by put-
Davis ting Frank Erne aw ay w nn a -
G umamzing Tennis.'
NEW YORK. June 6. Anglophobia
flnally has made Its way to lawn ten
nis tournaments under tne auspice
. Brown
. .. Stone
. .. Smith
de Lisle
Bennett
. . Mains
.. Pllney
. . .. High
the German clubs, says a Herald dis- swing already.
is only to be expecteti - 3
fact that they have pulled together but
four times, ir tney ca..
during the next three w -eek. they will
give their opponents a good run for
Their money, and in this event both
races should be nose and nose until the
mile and a quarter flag Is reached,
whew the crew that has the most gin
ger In It will win.
Opposed to this crew the Myrtles
will put out George Crosier, stroke; F.
Wright. No. 2; H. Simpson. No. 3; J.
Crosier, bow.
This crew is well balanced and has
perhaps more speed at the present time
: . in the harbor. The men
.11.411 Mil . rrJ. K .1 rg
their U.ITK K nUO 1"
a., h
m
FIFTH
Free for s
J
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R.
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oTtorkX-4'rter rrrfn
'aTlsed by imp W.trrc
Jlurpny. Connor.
Ballssrtynsv-Mollic (
a m.. 4 oar.
Turk -Clara I- fUrrison.
Wl.bdra.n--Car.er II aNJ
lam N 'rll , ao
j Kir Mre .r-E.mo.
aaed. by "r".. D. m .
J rutwood. dam -
ty
V mmmond-I eH- '
Z g. aged; sire nnknown.
a. glen .be ame evening -urr
a .Aa In at S
4nj Donovan re 10 w
. .rtvrnoon of the ligh'
. . ..l.M-K vn
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has no
equal as a household liniment. It Is th
best known remedy for rheumatism.
Isme back, quinsy and glandular swell
ing, while for sprains, bruise, burn
and scalds it Is Invaluable. One ap
plication gives relief. Try It. Benson.
Hmith Co. Ltd.. oholansin
son m.
McFadden Beats WtUtams
I...NDON. June $.-Kld McFsdden. the
hrlek-toDDed bantam from San Franclaco.
j,.hld the reputation of Americas
knight of the mitt in serious fashion
,t the National Sporting Club last nlsht
Whan he defeated Jem Williams, the best
bvntam-welsht in England McFadden's
showing was a revelation to Britishers.
j th.-y liked hi style and actions so
M u that he was matched Immediately
k.-.. r the bout to fight Btn Jordan dur
t coronation tournament.
Th- light Itself was the sharpest Ave
r.. affair seen In London In yoss.
McFaddea b.Kan to force things at th
, hs first bell snd did most of
the leading throushot-
Oslvfornla Oolt in Derby.
California colts are favorites for the
American Derby t Chicago. Cruzado is
liked by the Baldwin contingent wkhe
.ld England ha strong followers
..th.r California colts showing Weh r
, mard. Sam Nero. Homrstead and Wa-
t-ib'y.
Amricns W.a Everytnioe.
PARIS. June 8 -Am.rlcan Jockl. won
evrry race at the Bols de B- ulogne im t
. . m a VcrbOts Briat
was nt pltcd in the
ITlx Slallertt.
stoat for th.
i- Th.. Cerman clubs
pa.cn 11 " -
have formed an alliance embracing all
the leading clubs. Including those of
Hamburg. Munich. Dresden. Berlin and
other centers, the purpose of which is
to nationalise the game and translate
the English terms into German for
general use. The headquarters of the
union will be at Berlin.
Kssver Knocked Out
PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Chr M
K..v. r was practically knocked out by
"Philadelphia" Jack O'Brien tonight in
the first round of what was to have b. en
. alx-round bout at Industrial Hall. Five
seconds before the gong sounded O'Brien
landed a risht hook on the point of M
Ketver-a jaw. and the latter was carried
to bis corner. When time was called
for the second round McKetver was IUV
able to respord The referee declared it
a knock-out.
The 'lub Stables will receive by the
S C Allen some twenty head of fine
driving and riding horses. If you are
looking m fine stock it will pay you
to wait till the Allen comes.
Horses of every description. Planta
tion mules bought and sold. Large as
sortment, inspect before buying. W.
- . a n n v T to
Withers, stame anu wm -Automobile
building. King st reet.
Ao oiK-n-face gold watch was lost on
King street, between Richards and Pil-
. . . ni
koi. Reward r.t Advertiser "-
.. i virion should aid toe
t ne 1'iMniic
Kealani seniors in getting most out
of their boat, as the men will weigh
more closely to what should trim their
-hell The crew will be placed thus:
Fred Damon, stroke; Dan Renear No.
3- Paul Jarrett. No. 2; Allen Walker.
r
Low. , , .
The senior Myrtles are getting into
form rapidly, though they take more
work than the youngsters, as they
have had more of the game. They will
be in the boat as follows:
W Lyle, stroke; W. Soper. No. ...
P Lishman. No. 2; S. Johnson, bow.
Last year a week before the race
public opinion gave both banners tO ,
the Healanls. and for once the talent
was right, but this year, if no 'urther
accidents occur, he will be prophet m
eed w ho can pick the winner.
This fact will, of course, keep excite
ment at a fever heat, and will draw in
all probability the biggest crowd on
record. The yacht club expects to
make an early start so as to reach the
course in time for the senior race,
which will be as usual the first one on
the program. The Myrtles have the
King and Peterson cottages on the ma
kai side, while their rivals have the
Miss Paris premises on the mauka side
of the Peninsula, the same that they
occupied last year. They have In ad
dition the cottage across the street next
to E. C. Smith's house, and for the
first time in a number of years will
have more pleasant quarters than the
Myrtles.
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