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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15
RealEState Transactions


Dec 5, 1906.
int in X P's 1895, 1882 and 5OSj and
lCasehold Kunawai, etc. Honolulu;
slS5. b PA, p 331. Dated Dec 2,19O5.
Kalekona and WI to A II Kentwell;
NJ; Il p 1895 and Ap 2, II p 1882, Ku.
hawai-, int in II 50S5 and leasehold.
kapaama. Honolulu: $3.50. b 275, D
sj5. Dated Nov 20, 1906.
Priscilla Il Hassinger to + X Day:
Rel; lots 10, ~, 10 and 16, blk 2, Ka.
imuki tract, Honolulu; IS shares Wal.
alua Agrl Co Ltd $4,000. u 2i3, p "a
Dated Nov 23. 1906.
Francis X Day and VT to Priscilla L
Hassinger widow; NJ; lots 10, u, 10
pnd 16, blk 2, Kaimuki tract, Honolu.
lu; $1,000. b 275, p 25S. Dated Dec
e 1906.
Alfred w Carter tr to Joanna V
Day; Par Rel; lot 81 of Il p 1904, Ana.
puni st, Honolulu; $1,000. b 275. p
$50. Dated Jan 30, 1905.
Joanna V Day widow to w W
Chamberlain tr; NJ; lot 81, Anapuni
st, Honolulu; $500. b 275, 262.
Dated Dec 5, 1905.
Recorded Dec. 6, 1905.
Lila Kepoikai widow ct al to L
n + Wolter tr; NJ int in pors Il p
TICS, Waiehu; por X p 1883. Kul 1876.
Peepee, Wailuku; both on Maui; slUU
and advs to $3.50. B 275, p 26i. Dated
Nov 30, 1905.
w r Castle tr by atty; Notice; ap.
plication for reg title OF CIR 1899 and
1874, Waiahole. Koolaupoko, Oahu. b
PA. p 39S. Dated Nov 30. 1905.
Uaua and VT to I Kaopua: ID; ~ int
IN r p 4i39. Kul 5632, Kahaluu, Kona,
hawaii; $40. b 277, y 1872. Dated Oct
80, 1905.
VI Puulei and VT to w A Kinney; NJ;
i.3 int in share in hui land, Wainha.
Halelea, Kauai; $50. b 275. p 267.
Gated Oct 8. 1905.
VIM A Kinney to Kauai Electric Co
Ltd; AM; mtg NJ Puulei and VT on l.3
int in share in hui land. Walniha, Ha.
lelea, Kauai; $50. B 275, p 26S. Dat
ca Dec g. 1905.
Brazil de Medeiros and VT TO Rich.
ard II Trent tr; NJ; subdivs II and Of
lot 7. Kukuau End. Hilo lots and 3,
blk J, Kapiolani Park adtn, Honolulu;
$500. b 275, p 26S. Dated Nov p, 1905.
Recorded Dec. 7, 1905.
Miomioi Kaiwiaea (w) to u X IA.
iwiaea (k); d; 10 acres in hui land,
Ulaino. Hama. Maui; 81 etc. b 277, p
1893. Dated Nov T. 1905.
Palolo Land & Imprvmt Co Ltd to
T + Sedgwick; D; lot "a, blk 1917, Pa.
lolo valley, Honolulu; $500. B 277, p
1874. Dated Nov 81 1905.
Emma NJ Nakuina and hsb on K) to
Maria NJ Richard: d; lot 10 of Apili.
Kanepaiki tract, Kalihi, Honolulu;
$3.50. b 277, p 1876. Dated Aug 5, 1905.
Est OF John Riley by admr to l. p
Robinson: d; lots II, IL, IL and IA,
blk IA and lots 3, and 6, blk 6B,
Kapahuu tract, Honolulu; $500. b
277. D 1877. Dated Dec Z. 1905.
Manuel NJ Pavao to Marie = Paiva
ct al; Rel; lot Z, blk s, Kewalo, Homo
lulu; $l25. b 2i3, p Is. Dated Dec Z
1905.
Hawn Fruit & Plant Co Ltd to Mrs
Sarah Rhodes; Rel; s acres Of lot y
Wahiawa. Waialua, oahu: $500. Is 27l
p 500. Dated Nov 20, 1905.
George Il Carter by attys; Notice;
applcn for reg title of CIR 1l3. kuis
l06O4 and 2O97 and pors II p 607, part
and Kuls 1888 and 1858, cor Judd
and Liliha SITS, Honolulu. b PA, p
400. Dated Dec 7, 1905.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15
Corporation Notices.
ANNUAL MEETING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HA.
WAli AT HONOLULU.

In accordance with the Bylaws OF
The First National Bank of Hawaii, at
Honolulu. notice is hereby given that
the annual meeting of the Stock.hold
ors thereof, will be held in Honolulu
Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii. at
its place of business on Tuesday, Jan
uary 8, 1906, at p. m; the purpose OF
said meeting being the election of Di
rectors for the ensuing year. and for
the transaction Of such other business
as may be necessary, or brought be
fore the Stockholders for action.
Dated, Honolulu, December 8. 1905
l.. 7. PECK,
Cashier.
S2+7-Dec. 5, 10, &c; Jan. 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15

House rents have risen in Rome so
much faster than the ability of the
poor to pay has increased that hun
dreds of families have been camping,
SO to speak, in the porches Of palaces
and churches and the doorways OF
houses,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per. CA. S. S. Miowera, Dec. IA
For Honolulu: w. II. c. Greig, II
Berkeley, Z. BransCombe and wife, d
Causton, C. Chambers, S. Bennett, II
Fraser. F. Balhof, f. Romney, NJ
Brock, G. Travis. J. MarziCani, w
Shepherd, w. Ludlow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15
q, =. DILLINGHAM;

Talk on His Travels In the Orient
and Hawaii's Prospects-Seeond In
stailment Of the Thrilling Romance Of
Morgan the Buccaneer - jolly Comic
SUPPLEMENTAL the News In
SATURDAYS BULLETIN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF DRAWINGS OF GRAND
AND TRIAL JURORS.

Notice is hereby given that the draw.
ings of Grand and Trial Jurors to
serve and act as such during the Jan.
uary, 1906, Term of the Circuit Court
of the First Judicial Circuit, Territory
of Hawaii, will take place in the court.
room of the Third Judge of the above.
entitled Court, in the Judiciary Build.
ing, at Honolulu, Island and County of
Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on Mon
day, the 18th day of December, A. d.
1905 at $3.50 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day.
J. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY JR.,
Second Judge.
W. J. ROBINSON,
Third Judge.
Dated: Honolulu, December 6, 1905.
32iS-Dec. 6, 7, s, Q, IL, IL 13 IA Is 16.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per stmr. Kauai, Dec. li.-For Ko
loa: Miss T. Palecki. Miss Mary Wala
Miss Kauhi Wala. For Waimoa: Rev
L. w. Thwing, Jno. A. Noble.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-15

Fine Job Printing o. The Bullets
once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
P0LGCLUB CONTESTS

Next Saturday afternoon, beginning nj
3 O'Clock, at the grounds of and under
the auspices of the Rumford Polo club
series Of gymkhana games will be held.
consisting of pony races OF all sorts.
ladies' driving races. and ladies electric
automobile obstacle races. The games
are open TO club members. and the entries
VIII be what arc known as post entries -
that Il. the lists are open up 30 the last
minute before the events begin. The lists
OF the ladies' driving and electric auto
mobile races are filled by invitation
For The various events attractive prizes
are offered, most of them by tho clsb.
SPECIAL prizes Will be the awards for the
ladieS driving races. They are given by
hrs. Gladding and Mrs. !. RI. Metcalf.
and are I'm the form OF cups. while tina
fur tfIe ladies' automobile races. given by
Jack Lewis, Is also a handsome cup The
prizes Tor the relay races. which will be
competed for by two teams Of four ponies
ana riders each will be cups given by the
club
The following constitute tho commit -
tee OF arrangements for the games: G.
~. Mercer. II. J. Horton and Harry Sack
Ell. The judges will be Marsden J. Perry.
Arthur H. Watson. William Penn Mather
ard Samuel NJ. Nicholson. H. B. Deming
VIII offciate as starter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
HORSE SALE

The sales of Royal r. Sheldon, 2:0ia.
and Cascade. 2:o61a. for 1920 each We're the
note worthy features OF the horse auction
at the Ready ille track yesterday Sheido1
went to G.. y. King OF Paterson. y. j..
while Ca1caGe was purchased by John Nc
Guirc of New York
II was announced yesterday that Teddy
McGregor the green trotter. which was
shld yesterday for s2s0s was bid i'm for
Thomas sharkey. the well-known pugiliSt
The other important sales yesterday were
follows:
DR.. Directums Poster, h. H., by Direc-
tum. to ]. r Fitzgerald. Boston. 5000.
Elisha. 2:2Oi4. b. m. by Arion, 10 Bither
and Palmer. Readville. $500
Lady Sealskin, 2:16I4. b. M. by Elect
mont. to o. A. Kelly. Worcester, $500.
Susie X. 2:1ilA. b. m. by onward, TO g.
H. King Paterson, y. j., S70o.
Midnight. 2:14A. blk. M, to W. G.. Ber-
ry Manchester. y. IL, 500.
Roy D., 2:l6s4. br r., by Walsnghsm. to
]. ID. Smith. Boston. s6Jo.
Mace. 213L4. b. g., by Hinder Wilkes, 70
a. j. Furbush. Boston, S629.
Sister Ada, b. m, by KEN Kem to T. c.
Waters Germantown, Pa, s625.
Katie Mack. ch. m. by Marvellous. to
James s. Hoy Newark. y. j.. 5000
Florence, b. M, by Dexter Prince, TO j.
NJ johnson. Calais, Me, 500.
Tamedine. b. g., 2:l7, 10 ". A. Sexton,
Medford, $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.
AMATEUR BALL
PHILos. 12; ADELPHIANs, 4

The most spectacular game of baseball
played this season on the Greenwich
Academy campus was witnessed yestcr-
day afternoon between the members Of
the Philognothian and Adelphian soce-
ties. These are supposed 10 be literary
organizations, but every spring term they
become fred with baseball enthusiasm
and the occasion when the supremacy be-
tween the two teams selected to repre-
sent the respective societies. on tho dia-
mond is tested is always one that stirs
up the kcenest rivalry
The Philos and their adherents marched
from their rendezvous 10 the scene Of
battle with an improvised giraffe that in
times past had done duty as "A bugaboo
to terrify tender candidates for initia-
ton Flying their flags or yellow and
white and singing war songs TO inspire
courage. they took up their positions on
the field The Adelphians supplemented
their boasts OF prowess with much wav-
ing Of banners and curiously constructed
vocal productions that were calculated 20
cause their opponents To quake. Bob
Price, did 'he duty as a mascot, while
wearing tho Adelphian colors. red and
gold. but IN view Of the figures OF tho
scorer, Bob's salary Is 10 he reduced. lie
was declared to be worth not more than
half-price on any mascot job
Tho Phiios were fortunate enough 10
number on their nine German and Solo
mon. the regular battery Of the school
team that has won II straight victories
this season. Their players also included
Collision. Clark and Gates Of the school
team. and it was admitted that the Adel-
phisns had 2 strong combination 10 CON
front Laughlin pitched and Mills was
the catcher for the Adelphan team. In
addition 10 all the yelling. some Of which
would have surprised n lot of college boys
with it's novel features, there was work
with the stick and sphere that did credit
TO the players Dr. Taggert bossed the
ooys around from the umpires position.
and when the game was ended the next
years work OF arguing out how Il all
happened was begun forthwith.
AZ y meeting OF the Providence Minor
league held last evening the following
officers were elected: President and
treasurer. r. J Toomey; chairman. II.
Snowden; secretary. G. L. Shine. The fol-
lowing gan1es WSre Brrahged Tor Sunday:
Shepards W.. Shepard Juniors. OGormans
vs.. Orientals. Young Armstrong; VS.
Barnabys. Welmont Juniors vs.. Brsdys.
The standing OF the clubs 10 date is
ae follous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
TANYA WON

Harry Payne Whitney's famous mare
Tanya won the rich Belmont stakes for s.
year-olds. mile and "A quarter, at Belmont
Park yesterday afternoon. while 25. 600
spectators went wild with delight. Tanya
had started only once before and was bad
~ beaten. but she was at her best I'm this
historic turf classic. and after running
James r. Keene's Wild Mint off his feet
In the first three-quarters OF "A mile. she
went on To victory, which was achieved
under mild drive by half-length I'm ? 2:Os
Tanya was the favorite in the specula-
ton. being backed down from II TO O.
while Wild Mint went up TO is TO 3
The Whitney stable was not so fortu-
nate in the Eclipse stakes for 2-year-olds
The Hamburg colts. Pegasus and Battle
Axe. were 3-to-5 favorites, but they ran
disappointingly. Pegasus was last. while
Battle Axe was third. beaten by a neck
by Jacobite
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
Providence Failed to Solve the Puzzle
Of Schultz and Lost.
Brown Lost 70 Pennsy in Light Hitting
Game Score 4 tO1.

Jack Dunf was a sorely disappointed
man when his team failed to take al least
two games from the Bronchos. ON the
opening day IL looked as II Providence
would make tho Rochesters look like a
crowd of schoolboys, but the best that
tho Grays could do was 10 take one game,
for yesterday the locals won out by the
score OF to I. making IL the second
victory for the Bronchos In the present
series .-t...
The hard-htting Clam Diggers slipped
cog when they went up against
schultzs armful OF curves and slants.
The Rochester pitcher let the Grays down
with four hits, one OF which was OF the
scratch order
Big Jack Cronin presented the balls
for the Grays. and his slow curves were
snap for the local leather hammerers.
Sensational fielding OF Manning. Kennedy
and Rothfuss helped TO keep the Provi-
dence team down TO one run. while some
costly errors aided the Bronchos I'm coll
lecting their fund of Ave, runs.
Despite the errors OF the visiting team.
Rochester would have won on account
OF the superiority OF Schultz on the firing
line Singles by Carey and Kennedy in
the second inning. with a bad throw TO
second base by Ira Thomas. allowed the
locals TO score
In the third two more came OBrien
hit and Manning was passed Smith
MT TO right and OBrien tailed. Balls
throw 10 Thomas TO catch Manning was
bad one, and the second run was scored
Aancey hit TO Cronin. who nailed Smith
OFT third base. Yancey In the meantime
taking second base. Corey's single brought
lanoey home. Kennedy's three-sacker I'm
the fourth and Poland's wild throw 70 first
gave Rochester another run.
providence was robbed OF perhaps two
runs In the fifth inning by a great catch
OF Manning In left field Rock singled
and 'by heady base running made second
on the careless throw In. cronin fell
on an ont curve driving far out TO deep
left which looked good for homer.
Manning got under the ball and held
Rock al third.
Providence's only score came in the
eighth. when Poland made first on
scratch hit that Smith failed to get. He
made second on Steelmans passed ball
and trotted across the rubber on Dunn
Clean drive over third. Attendance 1860.
Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
STAPLET0N GOLF

out Of - entries field of 80 players
started In the seventh annual tnurname
for the Metropolitan Golf sssoclstlon's :
championship on the Fox Hill clubs links
at Stapleton. = l.. yesterday. The quail
flying round. which consisted of 80 holes
medal play. occupied the entire day.
When the last pair turned in cards It
was found that So men had covered the
full course and the medal honor for the
lowest score was awarded 10 F. NJ.
Byers Of the Allegheny Country club OF
Plttsburg who is entered from the St.
Andrews club IN the Metropolitan dis
trict
walter J. Travi. % Garden City and
Archie Graham. the New Jersey expert.
tied with totals Of l57. each doing Is and
~ I'm the morning and afternoon rounds.
Thirty two qualified for tho first round
of match play for the principal prize and
the defeated rs today will play on for a
minor trophy. The third and fourth six
teens viii continue for two other cups.
so that 60 players were I'm evidence this
morning.
Following are the scores of the 30
lenders and the draw for the first round
OF match play today:
Championship ciip. qualifying round.
80 holes. ricdal play:
y. " Byers. Pittsburg. 77-75-i52.
Walter J. 1raNis. Garden City, 7s-1e-
I5i
Archie Graham. Paterson. 7S-7s-15T.
Arden ". Robbins. Garden city. $3.50
IS.
J II. Jravers. Glen Cove-7s-S5-l63.
e. w. O'Connor. Orange. s0-a-ls4.
Harold Wilcox. Montclslr. SS-S2-ist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
SOPHS WON

The annual Sophomore Freshman base
bali game took place on Andrews field
yesterday afternoon and resulted in
victory for the second year men by a
score OF TO g. As is usual at these
lnter-c.ass games enthusiasm ran high
ana the Freshman and Sophomire teams
were Wei supported from long before the
game began until the end of the running
nsht back to the college.
The 1857 stickers were very clever and
succeeded in getting l3 hits. for a total
OF IS bases including one home run. two
t"o-base hits and 10 singles At the
sacrihcing game they showed Varsity
form. Time and again a second year
man would reach first with none out
and would score after being sacrificed for
two bases
Auty opened the game by going around
the bases on a two-base hit assisted by
two errors in fielding. Hamlin scored
stolen base and hits by Funk and Way
Curley and Reynolds got on bases i'm the
third by base on balls and hit by
pitched ball. respectively. They were
sacrificed up a base around and scored
on Hamlins two-base hit. There was
no scoring In the fifth, and Keen's home
run in the sixth made the score 10
for the second-year men. The Freshmen
got one run In this inning Bullock MAX
ing II.
The Freshmen took a brace at this
point and the Sophomores' score ceased to
swell. Williams raised the score one
more for the hrst-year men after one hit
and an error had been made. In the
ninth the excitement began. O'Neil and
Young reached second and first re-
spectively. on errors Minnerly got, a
single which was followed by Lyalls
single. after Bullock had reached first on
an error and four runs had been scored
before Auty could stop the combined
efforts Of the Freshman team and its ex-
cited bunch OF followers. The game end
ed with the score TO 6. in favor Of the
Sophomores. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
ON The BOWLING ALLEYS

The -9iHAsriiie Square Market team de-
feated the visiting Worcester Front
Street Market. combination. at Bullock =
Temple OF Amusement last evening. Nor
man was high roller with n total OF 200
pins, including a single OF ia pins Mackin
secured n total Of 273 pins with a single Of
106 pins
A number OF bowling enthusiasts from
Worcester witnessed the events. The
summary:
BULLoCK'S TEMPLE OF AMUsE-
MENT.
olneyville Square Market-395. i22, i29,
1246
Worcester Front Street Market-iO6. 3es.
3S6 1880
INFANTRY HALL TOURNAMENT.
Slate Rocks-449. 406. 4lS, la6S.
Wilkins-295. COS. 400 1854.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Hunt's--42S, 4l2. s.6 1916
Anderson's-4lO All. 4lo 1897
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT
-Teekwotton-46i. i3T. 40 1908
Rumford 8. Club-3S5. 49, 4G 1893.
IMPERIAL. TOURNAMENT.
Greene a. Daniels-443, 473. Az, 1868
Grcgorys-424. 500, 405, 1229
HOPE THREE-MAN TOURNAMENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
BROOKLYN HANDICAP ON

What is generally regarded as an or
dinary field has been named to run in
the 10000 Brooklyn Handicap, one mile
and "a quarter. at Gravesend this after
noon. There are only IL horses In the
official list such famous performers as
The Picket, sysonby. Tanya and Artful
being among the absentees. From the
opinion prevalent among turfmen last
night the inference was drawn that
Keene's Delhi and Bemont's Lord OF the
Vale would be the popular choices. with
the former first i'm favor. Delhi will pick
up the top weight, i24 pounds.
Lord of the vale. who won the Sara
toga Handicap last year. has been pre-
pared for the handicap by Jack Joyner
G. T. Rowe's Colonial Girl. winner of the
$4,000 Worlds Fair Handicap. when Sy-
sonby and Race King ran n dead heat
may be factor. together with her stable
companion. First Mason, who Is a half
brother to McChesney.
The folloSAng are the entries and
weights:
First. furlongs-Shotgun. i26 Lady
Amelia. 123. Irene Lindsey. icO: Ivan the
Terrible. 10. Wotan. 107. Workman. 100:
Bohemia. 90 Tomcod. %: Campo. %. Her
Majesty. 100. Marjoram. 81; Ancestor. 1oo:
Stamping Ground. LOG; Little En-. los,
Goldsmith. 10: Toscan, l2l.
Second race. l-l6 miles-Northern
Star. los; Divination. 96: Joaquin. 1oi: In
cubator. 100. Priority, -; Jane Holly, 10i
HTppocrates. 1C6; ConJuror, III; kehailan,
100: Ella Snyder. l0e. Gotowin. So; Palette.
G. Orthodox lOs. Wizard. i03: The Yelled
Lady. s.: Mabel Richardson. 104
Third race. the Expectation stakes. 8
furlongs-First Water. l25; Water Wing.
il5: -r.ancastrlan IFS: McKittredge. 1i5.
Ple3an. il2. Jerry Wernberger. ii5; Wool
wich. ll5. Samson, lis.
Fourth race. the Brooklyn Handicap.
Ia mlles-Graziallo, ICE. Delhi. 124: CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
Virginia
Maine

Howard J. Gee. Princeton. 7S-S7-165
Dwight tatridge. Garden CITY, s3-se--
1876
Charles IT. Eeeley Stamford. 79-s7-i6s.
Marshall Whitlach. Montcair. S0-sI--
l67
G. A. Dunninr. Glencove. A-s3--167.
George T. Brokaw. Garden City. si-S4--
1863
John NJ Ward Moutclair sO-sS--t6s.
T. r. Pyne. I'd. Morristown s0-Ss-t6S.
T. v birmingham New Rochelle, Sc
s4-t7o.
r. s. Knapp. westbrook ss-s7-l7O.
r. G.. Watson. Jr.. Westbrook, s6-S5--
III
J. NJ. Rhett. Brooklyn. s7-si--17i.
J. G.. Patterson. Fox Hills. s9-S2-i7i.
G. y. Brown Montclair. s6-Ss-i72.
". l.. Downes. Rye S5-S5-i72.
T. w. Kendall. Fox Hills, S3-Ss-i52.
J. NJ. Maxwell. Jr.. Glen Cove $3.50
172
l. ". Thomas. staten Island S1-S7--i7l.
T.. l.. Runyon. Fox Hills. S7-S7-i7t.
G. ". Gillett New Rochelle, sb-90-i15.
l. H. Graham. Fox Hills. S9-SI-176
Paul g. OConnor Fox Hills. Se-SS-i11
John Smith. Newburg 90-s7--i77.
r. w Gwyer. Mount Vernon. A-et-1TS.
w. r. Rhett Brooklyn. 92-S6-i1S
The draw for the first round at is holes
match play resulted as follows
Travis vs.. Dunning Birmingham vs.
Travers. Pyne VS.. Kendall Brokaw Va.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

An amateur baseball league. known
as the Howard Junior league has been
organized and the season VIII open June
T. The league includes the following
teams, the players averaging - 10 IA
years Of age South Providence orays
Second Lsndor Grays, Baby Rest, Boston
Store, outlet Ramblers and Oxfords. The
managers OF the aboye teams are re-
quested to meet az the corner 0f Landor
and Lockwood streets on Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock
The Moses Brown school defeated the
Providence Amateurs yesterday by n
score OF IL TO 8. The teams lined up as
follows: Moses Browne. Linscott, p.
Proctor. c.; Dunbar. ID; Wainwright. 2b
Knowles 3D.. De Wolf, :. s., Ponsc, l. F.:
Young. c. f.; r. Linscott r. (. Providence
Amateurs-Sheldon, p: r.. Burrel, O.:
Chase, lb. Harris. D.; Atherton, 3b., Pol
hays. $. s.; Heathcote, !. T.; Goudy, T.;
Lippitt T. T.
The Lone Stars OF Bristol defea ed the
Young Rovers OF Bristol on Sunday by "A
score OF 10 TO II. This makes the Sec
ond time that the Lone Stars have taken
the Rovers into camp. The Lone Stars
would like 10 arrange games with any
team in the state having players averag-
Ing 10 years of age. the Newsboys. Vans
kuck Juniors and Baby Rest BOYS pre-
ono OF the teams mentioned els desired.
Address challenges to l.. Walsh. Congrega-
tional street, Bristol. The Star. line up
as follows: Maher, D.; Brown, C.. Mar
telle. lb; Cooke. 2b.; Ahearns. Sb. Sui
hvan.-s-s-; Pierce, L -Affffrr-r-f-
Walsh. r. T.
The Arrow Baseball club would like
10 near from any nine to J2-year-old team
IN the state. The lineup: Peters, C.:
Rodman, p; Attwell, 1b Mccarthy. 20.
Nelson, 3D.. Peters. s. g.: Tranor C. r.;
Hacken. r. r.; Hennessy. |. T. Send chal-
lenges to John j. Hennesy, 22s Ives street
The South Providence Grays Seconds
are looking for a game with any team
y 10 ~ years of age. The lineup is: Scott.
p T. Wilks c.; Ham. lb.; Brown. 2b
McNanny, s. s.. Hartigan Sb: Barry. G.
r.; Alesworth. r. f.: H. Wilks. l. {. Send
an challenges TO Tim f. Hartigan. IFS
Richmond street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

lonisl Girl, III; Proper. Jos: Ostrich. e2;
Sir Brillar. ~; Leonidas, i0i; Broom
stick, ll9; Pasadena, 9s; Dainty, III; First
Mason. us: Lord OF the Vale. lis.
Fifth race, about 6 furlongs-Confessor
lOl; Colonel Rupert. iO6: Water Mirror
9S; Port Arthur, 80; Little Woods rs .
Thirty-third. 100: Josie B.. los: Lincroft.
Oh; Supreme Court 9S Maid OF Timbuctoo.
100, King Cole l6: Aspssia. 81; Siglight
l@: Nladiyostock l0l. Gray Lad. 90; Han
nibal Boy. 96; Jetsam, 1903; Lochinvar. lo5
Pelham, i03
Sikh race. furlongs-succeed i0a
Don Diego, 49, Voorhees,, li2. Reming-
ton, III; Adesso 1l2; Valencis. 100; Eas-
tin, III. How About You, l12; Cassin. 1i2
Miss Point, 100; Sweet Heart 100; Blue
Mamie los Sandy D.. IL; Flip Hap. lo9
Nagabond, 100.