The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-12
ISLAND SPORTS


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The official umpiros Tor the season are;
e. o. Cottr'il and =. ~ Church ana the
Ross
Following is the League schedule:
May i-Puunone vs.. Maui hlerts.
May ii-Morning Stars vs. waikapU.
May fs-puunouc W Waikapu
May g5-Morning Stars vs. Maui Alerts.
june s-puuuone vs. Morning stars.
June l5-Wnikapu ". Maui Alcrts,
June g2-puuu,ne vs.. Maui Alerts.
June H-Mornlng stars W Waikapu.
July G-Puuncne VS.. Waikapu.
July 13-Morning Stars VS. Maui Alerts.
JIly 2O-Puunene VS.. Morning Stars.
July 27-Waikapu VS. Maui Alorts.
August 3-Puunene VS.. Maui Alerts.
August lO-Mornlng Stars VS.. waikapu.
August l7-Puuuone w. Wniknpu.
August 2i-Morning Stars VS.. Maui
Alerts.
September 7-waikapu VS.. Maui Alerts
- 4.
ing match between heavyweights. Den
yer Ed. Smith and l.. ID. Brown, the
Kaiwih giant. have agreed to have a
six-round go. Smith has a world wide
reputation and was champion of ev-
evything west of Chicago until Corbett
sprang up. Brown Is giant in size
and strength. He is six feet two inches
In size and weighs 2l7 pounds. and has
lifted eleven hundred pounds at one
time. His whole life has been spent in
mining and prize fighting around the
mines. He fought a draw with Mexi-
can Pete and also with Bill Baker. who
was then colored heavyweight OF Col
orado; knocked out Jack Smith Of Salt
Lake in eight rounds; Mise HUMAN
the Chicago stockyards giant, in six
rounds. and Dummy Roe also in six
rounds. besides others of lesser fame
In 1898 John l.. Sullivan offered a
prize for anyone who could stand be-
fore him for four rounds. Brown stay
I'd the limit and won the money. Ge-
NAL Bob Jones, with one or two others.
are boxing with him and doing what
they can to help him along. Kama.
the pride of the police department. and
Brown had a little go Tuesday.
Smith is in Hilo and the match will
probably be pulled off the latter part
of next week The men will probably
hoy rpI1D1S tho Nfinnar taking IN
per cent and the loser 40 per cent of the
gate receipts. The Chinese theater
seems to be the most available place to
have the affair and it will probably
take place there.
The tennis tournament between Ha-
kalau and Hilo at the Reid court last
Saturday, was an exciting contest and
resulted in an easy victory for the Ha-
kalau team. Harry Grey and j. Grey
beat E. c. Mellor and c. X. Hyde, rs,
6-3.
In the ladies' game Mrs. Ross and
Mrs. Patton beat Mrs. Elliot and Mrs
Rartels, 90, Ga. A return game at
l1akalau will be played next week.
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l.. Berndt, Mrs. j. b. German, Mrs. II. II.
! Moore Mrs. Capt Schaefer. Mrs. j. Ma
chada, Mrs j. *. Mauloa, Mrs. II. Kaka-
la Mrs. j. Short, Mrs. w. w Carlyle.
Mrs. S. X. Kekaulike, Mrs. Nakuina,
Mrs. Amana Capt. Rosenthal. Lieut. and
Mrs. Riggs Mr.. and Mrs. Coyne. Ed.
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