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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-17
PUNAHoU A. c. FIRST TEAM.

most DESTROYS of seeing him win. 1t
was told in all the papers just before
the match that an agreement had been
entered into by which the seconds in
the mems corners were forbidden to
yell or throw water under a penalty of
$1,000. There was no way, of course,
of silencing friends of the cause who
did not happen to be seconds.
Sam Berger, particular friend OF
Britt. took charge of the native sons
sconcing himself in Britt's angle of the
ring gave vent to the screeches that
Spider Kelley ard the paid cornermen
were prohibited from.
LOS ANGELES, Nov IL. Twin
Sullivan of Boston. the man who in
vented baked beans as a training diet,
is on his way to Los Angeles to pre-
pare himself for his return match with
Norman Selby, the builder of the cork
screw wallop with the sleeping portion
attachment and the Kid Mccoy appel
lation.
NEW YORK. Nov Johnny Rea-
gan, the Brooklyn bantamweight, who
has been making St Louis his home
for the past six months. is out after
another go with frankie Neil, the Pa
cific bantamweight, who recently lost
his title TO Jem Bowker in England.
Reagan has twenty-round draw with
Neil to his credit in San Francisco.
and thinks that if the coast boxer
would agree to another meeting he
could take him into camp.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov Il Joe
Choynski. the veteran. has reconsider
ed his determination to retire from the
ring. Choynski has accepted terms for
bout with Philadelphia" Jack o.
Brien and the two viii meet in Phila-
delphia on November 14th. Jack and
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RESULTS OF GOLF TOURNA-
MENTS DURING PAST WEEK

Second round of Honolulu Golf Club;
]. c. McGill beat ]. L. Cockburn, up
and to play.
H. B. Giffard beat Donald Ross, 8
UP and to play.
Geo. Angus beat A. C. Wall, up.
A Glass beat Alex. Garvie, up and
to play.
C. B. High wins over D. w. Ander-
son-Anderson gives High game after a
tie on Is holes.
w. Jameson beat Robt Anderson, 6
up and to play.
A w. Splivalo beat w. w. Thayer,
2 up and l. to play.
F. C. Sheldon beat S. H. Derby, UP.
The third round starts on Nov 14th
First round of Manoa Club tourna-
ment resulted as follows:
H. P. Roth beat C. S. Weight, / UP.
E. NJ. Boyd beat w. NJ. Giffard by de-
fault.
w. Roth beat NJ. R. jameson by de-
fault.
B. H. Fuller beat Thos. Wall, 4 up
and to play
A. w. splivalo beat E. o. White.
up
F. c. Sheldon beat G. P. Dennison
by default
w. w. Thayer beat S. H. Derby,
up and 3 to play.
F. S. Rossiter beat Wy. t. Rawltns
by default.
c. M. Watson beat ]. w. waldron, 5
up and 8 to play.
T. A. Birmingham beat F. E. Thomp-
son by default.
H. B. Sinclair beat c. j. Hutchins.
8 up and to play.
Donald Ross beat Prince David
David retired.
A. C. Wall beat Alex. CARVE, up
and 8 to play.
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H. A. Singlehurst beat H. " Murray.
L up.
H. NICK. Harrison beat Prince Kuhio.
/ uD.
A. c. Lovekin beat F. c. Smith by
default.
]. L. Woods beat E. C. Brown. up
and to play.
NJ Mcintyre beat w. E. Fisher, up
and to play.
C. D. Jones beat 3. J. HARDWOOD, up.
C. B. High beat A. NJ. Webster, up
and to play.
H. B. Giffard beat w. Buchanan by
default.
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Joe were to have fought fifteen rounds
in st. Louis two weeks ago, but the
bout fell through and Choynski then
announced that ne would give up box
ing.
NEW YORK, Nov. Johnny Mack,
the New York manager, would like to
match Danny Duane with Jimmy Britt
at 1873 or 135 ringside. He has Bob
Armstrong, the negro heavyweight, on
his staff, and is ready TO take on Jack
Johnson.
NEW 1ORhs NOV. S--Eddle 1alliolI
Is after Terry McGovern for return
match Since his defeat at the hands
of The Terrible the little Califor-
MAN has been thinking deeply ard has
finally decided that ice-cream and cake
are bad to train on. He was fat the
night he met Terry and thinks that IL
given q second chance when in first
class trim. he will be able TO cop the
long end Of the money and his lost
laurels- He has started training now
in anticipation of a return match. ana
if he fails. viii take on some other good
boy of his weight in the Quaker City.
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Chance for Ralph Rose.

BuzayeI-he weighs 20 pounds. is
twenty-five years old and stands five
feet eleven inches in his shoes-has
come to San Francisco. He Is the
champion wrestler of the world and If
you don't believe what his managers
say he is ready to place thousands of
dollars in the hands of The Examin-
er's" sporting editor and enter the
lists even with Ralph Rose, James J.
Jeffries, any Sandow or anybody. He
bars the catch-as-cateh-c can game, but
will make a match at any other style.
He gees abroad robed in bale or
two of cardinal drapery and if he
wears the same clothes on the night
after the interuniversity football game
chances an> the blue and gold boys " Id;
annually make the town howl viii ac-
cept Mr.. Buzayells challenge
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is probably the tsronger of the two but
has not the fighting cleverness OF the
shifty Frisco lad. Castro feels con-
fident that he viii win and is already
figuring on a return match with Mod
lin. He is in better condition than he
has ever been in before, having had
more chance to train on account of not
working. Those who have visited Cas-
tro's training quarters were surprised
to see the improvement he has made.
He is much quicker on his feet and
more shifty with his hands.
The articles of agreement call for
straight rules and the boys must fight
all the time as wellas protect themselves
at all stages of the game. This style
of milling.just suits Castro as he Gains
to be a fighter and not a boxer Jim
Fox will referee the contest and besides
there will be two judges to help de-
eide in ca the fight goes the limit.
Fox says the men must do their best
or they will be disqualified.
The new quarters of the club afford
an ideal place in " hieh to hold con-
test and preparations have been made
to seat a large crowd. The club MEM
bers are exerting themselves to make
this first show a success and guaran-
tee everyone his moneys worth who
will buy seat.
The advance sale of seats is being
held at Woods & Sheldon's Sporting
Goods store Seats are selling rapidly
and indications are that there will be
a full house.
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Swimming Races On Saturday.

On account of the Sunday law, the
championship 100 yard swimming race
and the Healani-Myrtle relay race will
take place on Saturday afternoon at
p. m.
Renear, Kopke and Kimokeo are ali
training hard and faithfully for their
event and a record will surely be es-
tablished that will stand for many a
day. All three men are in the finest
kind of condition and could enter the
water at q moments notice. This race
is creating almost as much interest as
the McFadden-Castro boxing contest.
Two championships will be decided on
this day-the 100 yard swim and the
feather-weight boxing.
Opinion as to the merits of the above
three men is about evenly divided.
each having his hackers. Kopke is a
slight favorite on account of his new
stroke and recent racing experience on
the Coast. Renear is no novice at the
game and will give a good account of
himself. Kimokeo showed his quality
when he defeated Renear some years
ago and if he is in shape will make
things interesting for both Renear and
Koplxe.
The, Healani and Myrtle teams are
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THE
ADVERTISER
PRINTS
GREEN AND GOLD SQUAD
HAVE SOME HEAVY MEN

he football eleven of the Maife
Athletic Club have number of heavy
men and it looks as though they will
take the honor of the heaviest team
from the H. A. c. lads Although the
Male boys are heavy they are filled with
a lighting spirit which is necessary TO
good football material The Males have
any number of good men and will pre-
udsent strong Zine up" on Thanksgiving
Day. Captain Ben Clark is running
the team in good shape and fast play
may be looked for. Coach Benson is
working on some new plays and prom
ises some surprises on the 24th On
account of their heavy weight the Males
will in al probability play bucking
game.
The Punahous have developed style
of end running which is sure to net them
many a gain this season. They have a
light, fast team and it will be hard for
the opponent to stand the end
rushes of Punahou's fast backs
Crabbe, the Myrtle oarsman, is showing
up well and no doubt will make the
first team. Splivalo of Stanford Uni
versity will also be seen behind the line
and it is with such men as these that
the Blue and Buff" hope to carry home
championship honors.
The team has entirely recovered from
the slump that worried coaches Fuller
and Walker and everything is now run
ming smoothly. The two Robinson
boys returned on the Sierra and will
strengthen the team materially.
Kam.P unahou Football.
The Rams and Punahous meet for |
their second game on Punahou field |
Saturday at 3 go p. m. In the first game
the Punahou team won by score of |
II to O. Since that time the Kan team
has made a wonderful advance in its
playing. The boys are now in much
better shape
This game will be watched with in
terest as it comes down to a champion
ship affair If Punallou loses, the Kan
boys will be tie with them for first
place, and, if the Punahou boys gain
a victory, it will mean the championship
for them
This has been the most successful !.
season that the Interscholastic League !
has ever had. There are larger crowds
witnessing the games and much better
bali is bein~ played than ever before.
The Rams and Oahu College both
have strong material and would make
a good showing against any of the
league teams.
The hardest fought game of the
season may be looked for Saturday and
the team that wins will realize that
they have had a fight. Every inch of
territory will be disputed
The Kams have such men as Meyer,
McCandless and Morton. They are fast
and furious line srnashers. Meyer is a
star player and should be in one OF the
big teams
The Judd boys, Pa, Ahrens and Larsen
are all playing well for Punahou and
with such men as these the College
should make good showing.
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McFadden. Castro Attract Interest.

The local sports are awaiting the
sound of the gong that will call Castro
and McFadden to the center of the
ring. They are all anxious to see the
new arrival in action 1t has always
been admitted that little men put up
the best contests on account of their
quickness. McFadden is a fast man
with both his hands and feet, and
fights SO hard that the 'F'rico people
style him the "Sorrei-top Demon" He
is a game Irish lad brought up in a
part of Frisco where the boy learns
f-protection as soon as he learns to
walk. McFadden has long string of
victories to his credit. having fought
some of the good men both in the East
and West. When his brother the kid
was champion of the world, Jack act
ed as his sparring partner and when
the two We're in action the spectators
could not tell them apart
An evener match as to height, weight
and reach could not be made. Castro
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MALES.
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place in this country, and Bowker has
consented to give him chance to win
back the title.
The Britt Cans fight. continues to be
a theme for discussion and opinions of
the affair are so numerous that a man
can surely find some one to agree with
him, no matter what view he takes of
the affair. That Britt should have
fouled so palpably after being repea ted
ly warned is a common cause of COM
plant among those who placed their
money on Britt and it is very evident
that it will require a long time to heal
the breach between Jimmy and the
cronies who wagered on him.
One of the arguments used is that
Britt was melted to attractions of the
rules by some of the men who were
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JESS
WOODS
EDITS

B. G. Holt beat c. S. Holloway-no
score.
r. A. Dexter beat Guy Macfarlane
by default.
D. w. Anderson beat VIM. William
son, up and 2 to play.
]. C. Cockburn beat B. K. Baird,
2 up.
C. H Angus beat c. R. Hemenway,
up.
The second round will start on Sun
day
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The Ring.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2--Jem Bowker.
the English bantamweight pugilist who
recently won the championship of the
worla bv defeating Frankie Neil. the
American champion, has decided to
come to this country prepared to meet
all corners. F. B. Bettinson, manager
of the National Sporting Club and man.
ager of Bowlzer, sent cablegram to
charles Mathieson. American repre-
sentative of the National Sporting
club. announcing that he would ac-
company Bowker 70 this country about
December 25th and would remain here
several weeks. meeting all corners.
It is Bowker's intention to give Nell
a return match on this side Neil be-
Iieyes that he could turn the tables on
the foreigner if the fight was 10 take
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Harvard Kept From Scoring.

CAMBRIDGE (Mass.), November
s.-Harvard and Dartmouth fought
without score today, with the honors of
the game slightly in favor of Dartmouth.
Both teams put up a strong defense,
Harvard reached Dartmouth's nine
yard line and lost the ball on downs,
and Dartmouth met the same fate on
Harvard's eighteen-yard line. 1t was
rushing game. with spectacular end runs
and yerv little kicking. In the plunges
to the line Dartmouth averaged nearly
three and one-haif yards to rush: to
two and one-half for Harvard. he
only brilliant run of the game was
Vauehan's forty-yard dash around Har-
wards right end, while Glaze's try tor
a field goal from Harvard's torty-tve-
yard line was an exciting moment. ne
ball missed the goal-post 6v loot
The second half was devoid OF inter
esting plays.
Dartmouth rushed So times for Io4
wards, kicked three times for IoS yards,
and had Is first downs and was penal
lied twice for Is yards. Harvard rushed
66 times for I63 yards, kicked FIVE times
for I55 yards had 20 first downs, and
was penalized six times for 80 yards
On Other Gridirons.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan 80. Drake f.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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both working hard and the team that
wins must do some sprinting. This
race will be an interesting race and
one well worth seeing. The Myrtle
boys have a slight advantage on ac-
count of condition. The old time rival
~ is beginning to show and each club
viii support their boys to the fullest
extent.
The races will be swan between the
Bishop slips and can be seen to good
advantage. No admission will be
charged and a large crowd is looked
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At Annapolis-Navy 20, PENNSYLVANIA
AT Cambridge-Harvard 0, Dartmouth
o.
At olumbus-Illinois 40, Ohio o.
At Ithaca-Cornel1 so, Lehigh ).
At Lawrence-Kansas "a, Notre Dame
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At Lincol1i-Nebraska II, Iowa 6.
AT Madison-Wisconsin 30, Beloit O.
At Marshall Field-Chicago 68, Texas
o.
At New Haven-Yale n, Brown O.
At Philadelphia = Pennsylvania p,
Lafayette O.
At West Point-Princeton II, West
Point E.
At Seatf1e-W II Idaho 10
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caviI on the Sierra.

Cavil. the champion swimmer of The
world< passed through on the Sierra
He is on his way to his home in Aus
ira LA
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