The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-17

urday's match race in $50. If there is
much more of this going about. no one
in Honolulu need go uncapped.
Kaena brought big bay runner to
the track to be trained yesterday after
noon.
Old Ayres P is receiving the thought
full attention of local horsemen and is
considered free-for-all possibility. He
is said to have worked a half on the Hi
10 track in 1:0l12.
1t has been decided to hold the Hea-
lani minstrel rehearsals every Tuesday
and Friday evening, commencing next
Friday.
w. G. Alvarez has been appointed
captain of the Myrtle juvenile crew,
which will commence practice right
away in view of race with the Hea-
lani juveniles, which it is expected will
be rowed next Saturday week over the
harbor course in six-oared barges.
a. f. Judd will give a smoking con-
cert to the teams of the Oahu and Mani
Polo Clubs, at his residence, next Sat
urday evening.
There will be polo practice at Moanalua
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The suits for the Oahu Polo Club team
are being made and will comprise white
riding breeches and light blue shirts,
which are the club colors. The colors
of the Maui Club are orange and black.
One result of the visit of the Maui
team will be the forming of an Hawaii
an Polo Association which viii bring
all the Island clubs together. Clubs are
being formed at Lihue, Kauai, and at
Makaweli, Kauai.
There is some talk of a polo tourna-
ment being held here in Octs DER, to de-
eide the championship of Hawaii, in
which all the clubs in the Territory will
i compete.
! There will be no substitutes in Satur-
! days game, as the Maui team includes
none. If a man on either side should
BE disabled, the man filing a correspond
| ing position on the other team will he
! laid off
/ The Beretania Tennis Club cleared $3.50
by their recent concert. The club has not
commenced practice yet, as the tapes
have not been laid. The tapes will be
laid as soon as the poles for the nets
are completed, which, it is expected, will
/ be this week.
1 Eight dozen new balls have been ORDER
ed for the spring tennis tournament
which is scheduled to take place next
month.
There will be cricket practice at Ma
kiki this afternoon from to 6 O'clock.
A great deal of interest is being show1
by cricketers and game will be played
next Saturday afternoon.
I Captain Jordan says that there will he
more players than ever before, this sea-
son. He has received many applications
for membership, including Messrs
Thomas, McGill, Craik, Morse and
Miles Cause for satisfaction is found in
the fact that several of the association
football players have declared their In
tention of taking up cricket this season
The Married team will probably chal-
lenge the Single aggregation to series
of three matches.
The new Honolulu Athletic Club, whicf
will hold a mass meeting of athletes IT
bthe drill shed next Saturday afternoon
has already secured 40 membes, includ'
ing many of the best athletes in the City
The club will have social side to i
and the club house will contain billiard
reading, smoking and card rooms In ad
dition to a gymnasium. shower baths
and training quarters. If success !.
made of the undertaking, athletic ant
boxing instructors will be obtained ant
a football coach provided.
No liquor will be allowed in the build
ing, either on sale by the club or Dough
in TASKS by members. Gambling of an.
kind will be strictly prohibited.
The directors of the club will aim t
make it place where the young mel
Of the City can pass a pleasant evening
There is no such place in Honolulu a