The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-28
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES AND
HORSE RACES.
Change in the Contestants on the Gridi-
ron-Splendid Program for Entertain
ing Star Newsboys.

After considerable discussion it has
been decided to hold the regular
Thanksgiving Day foot ball match be-
tween the Punahou Alumni and the
Punahou college elevens tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock.
1t had been practically determined to
have a team from the City play the
Alumni boys but after a discussion last
night it was thought advisable to keep
the game as characteristic as possible
and have the annual competition be-
tween the Alumni and the regular coll
lege teams. This was the original in
tention but the college team was so
badly used up in their contest with the
Males Saturday that they had practi-
cally determined to retire from the con-
test. The Alumni agreed to give the
college team, w. Soper the full back
and c. Heminway right tackle in order
to strengthen the regular team. With
the addition of these strong players the
boys decided that thev would be fully
| justified in doing battle with the Alum
nj, so they accepted the offer with con-
siderable satisfaction.
Owing to the heat the game will be
played in 20 minute halves but this
| ought 70 make the game liviler than un-
der other circumstances for the boys
will be more apt to play harder than if
| a longer period was to be given to the
| game. The referee and umpire will be
w. H. Babbtt and E. B. Turner al
| lHOuBIl IellIlGI HAS DGGll dSSlBlGu W Ills
| duty.
Special effort win be made to keep
| the grounds clear during the game
| Ropes ought to be stretched around the
! foot ball grounds for many of the spec
| tators have complained in recent games
of being unable to see the sport on ac-
count of people crowding onto the field
If the spectators crowd the field the the
game will be called and play stopped
until the grounds be cleared. An adj
mittance fee of 25 cents for charity will
/ be charged,
The line up of the teams is as fol-
lows:
Alumni Position College
F. Damon ......Left end ...C. Judd
| j. Waterhouse left tackle. A. Walker.
| w. Walker. ...... Left guard. H. Cruzan
| A. F. Judd, center Ill. Robinson
A. w. Judd, ,...... right guard E. Perry.
A. Waterhouse, ..R. TIC. Heminway
B. G.. Waterhouse. @. B...A Marcellino
A. B. Ingalls,, III. half IL. Kaulukou
G. Fuller. r,.........R. half ......A. Castle
c. Cooke, captain. F. back....W. Soper
But great as is the interest being taxi
en- in the football game it is nil compar-
ed with the feverish enthusiasm with
which The Star newsboys are antici-
pating the coming of Thursday. That
is to them the biggest day of the year
because, for six hours they are the
guests of The Star and they own the
! town.
The boys will meet at the Star office
promptly at IL o'clock tomorrow, all
though it is mortal certainty that the
youngsters will be on hand long before
that hour. Dressed in their best Sum
day clothes the crowd will march to
! Loves Bakery where they will stifle the
groans of the food laden tables by eat
ing of the many delicacies which will
be offered. There will be turkey, cram
berry sauce mince pie, fruit, vegetables,
candy and in fact every thing in the
edible line that the hungry palate of the
average boy could desire. The meal Will
be held from ~ o'clock until and after
dinner the boys will return to the Star
office and receive new fish horns.
Two four horse busses will be in
waiting to drive the crowd about the
town and at o'clock the youngsters
will make their appearance on the foot
ball grounds where they will make Old
Eli think bedlum is making a frontal
attack upon his ear drums. After the
game the crowd will take their con-
Veyances and once more make the town
ring with their footing and shouts of
joy. The crowd will finally wind up
at the Star office where they will be dis
missed.
Owing to the unexpected fine weather
the least two days it has been decided
to hold the horse races at Kapiolaui
|
been at work since yesterday getting
the track into suitable shape for the
events, A meeting of horsemen will be
; held this evening to determine the num-
) ber and character of events There will
: be seven or eight races. The events
will start at / p. m.
The Boys Brigade will hold Thanks
giving entertainment in the evening al
7:30 o'clock at the school shop at the
junction of King and Beretania streets
Refreshments will be served. Friends
I are cordially invited.
2 At o'clock tomorrow Iolani collge
1 Past and Present will play game al
Malxilxl and at o'clock a practice game
. will be played in which Messrs. Cheek
Walcott, Mckay, Harrison, Stokes
Gouldie and other new players will
make their debut. On the following Sa'
turday an important game will be play
ed between elevens representing Gator
Neill & Company and the Honolulu Iror
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