The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-21
PUBLIC BASKETBALL GAME POST.
pONED.
Football Game. Balloon Ascension ana
PARACHUTE Drop ana Yachting Moon
light Cruise Planned for Tomorrow.

What would have been the first
basketball game to be- publicly played
i'm the open i'm Honolulu has been post
pOued ON account of the weather and
will be played at date not yet decided
upon. The match was To have taken
place this afternoon on the campus at
PunahOu, but will i'm all probability be
delayed unless the sun come out early
enough and etfectually dries up the
ground.
The opposing teams are quartettes
from the Y. w. C.. A. and oahu COL
loge the Y w. G.. a. team being COM
posed entirely of members who have
never played the game before and have
only taken up practise for two months
They are expected to put up good con-
test against their more experienced OPP
poueuts however. Two halves of fifteen
minutes each viii be played. Aside
from the substitutes. there are eight
players i'm the game over whom nine
officials will preside and see that every
thing goes right
The teams and officials are as follows.
Oahu College: Carrie Crewse, Florence
Hall forwards; Julie Damon, center;
Florence Hill Katherine Hamstad
guards. substitutes: Oahu College.
CarlOJta Stewart. Luberne Marshall,
Irene Fisher, May Frasher, May Patty.
Y. NJ. G.. A: Lucy Roth, Alice Jones'
Belle lDickey, Stella Love guards. Sub
sttutes HIda Lederer, Jessie FRAZIER.
Referee, Miss Albright; umpires G. G..
Bailey and Fred Young, linesmen, Dr.
A. NJ. Smith, L. H. Miller Harry Wilder
and Clarence II. Cooke; scorer, Miss
Lillian Bacon; timekeeper, w. NJ. Burns
The rival football teams We're hard at
work again yesterday practising up to
the very top notch of perfection for the
Mckinley Memorial game. The attend
anCe promises to be the largest that has
yet turned out on such an occasion, at
tTaCted dually by the prospect of a hard
fought battle between the Scots and the
REST of the World and the balloon as
cension and parachute jump of aeronaut
John Leonard.
Leonard himself seems to be the least
worried man over the affair and laughs
at the idea of a mishap while many are
declaring that the man should not be
permitted to deliberately expose him
self to such a danger as happened to
Van Tassel. The experiment will how
ever attract many people. The com
mittee announce that the entrance fee
to the football game will include the
privilege of witnessing the ascension.
YaChtsmen are due to go to Pearl
HarbOT tomorrow on the regular moon
light cruise returning on Sunday after
noon. Many of the Yachts are prepar-
ing TO JON ana a scratch race uoNn anu
back will probably be organized. The
mosquito proof club house is being hail
ed as relief by many Of the crews OF
the open boats who had a hard time Of
it last trip.
The notice of the club officials has
been called to the fact that certain
members in replenishinE the bonfire at
the last cruise, were too enthusiastic
/ for discrimination and burned up some
valuable property. 1t is requested that
any future fires he restricted to drift
wood or other material especially
/ brought down for beacon purposes. The
club is looking out for the services of a
janitor and man Of all work at PuulOa
! to attend to the club house look after
the grounds repenish the signal lamps
and be a handy man in general. AT
present while all the utensils are on the
spot, the yaChtsmen do their own cook
ing and washing up of dishes.
No announcement of a race for the
port captains trophy has been an
nounced for this cruise and the next
trial heat will probably take place two
weeks from tomorrow over the fifteen
mile triangular course between Dia-
mond Head and the Quarantine station.
The dual meet between the kameha-
mehas and Oahu College will take place
as previously announced tomorrow af-
ternoOn on the race track at kapiolani
Park.