The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-08

The best au-around man at Punahou
today Is Charlie Lyman. This young
athlete b. "a wonder in his way, and it
.s doubtful 90 there 10 a man in the ISL
arGs m his class who can beat him I'm
aI-ar0uud sports 1t Us a certainty
chat there ls not another man I'm the
schools of the city He is good in any
position in baseball He Is good at
running the spr'uts good at putting
tra shots. is hard to beat at jumping
and is q good man an around His
football record is without a blemish.
Charlie viii be i'm college another year
before graduating and will then prob
ably take post graduate course. He
viii probably make a great record in
the coming meet.
TENNIS.
It IS fortunate for the other institu-
lions of the city which O. c. has ath-
retic relations with that they do not
meet O. C.. I'm tennis For if they die
they would be almos- certain to be de-
faated. The courts at the College are
crowded con tinually with students ana
all Of them seem to be experts with the
racquets. Yesterday some very clever
work was done and it was only i'm the
pursuit Of pleasure. Had they been
pIaving for the honor of the school
rhe result would have been marvellous
no doubt. It is reported that next year
the College will strive to get tennis
added to the list Of athletics with which
she completes yearly with other insti-
tutions.
HOCKEY.
Though it is far from the ice, ana ice
was the original home Of hockey, GA
hu College has a hockey team of which
fl can well be proud. Some two dozen
of the fair undergraduates turn out
several times during the week and led
| by their captain, Miss Annabel Low,
they wage hot and furious battle
against the boys. Occasionally when
the girls win the boys pass it off with
a remark to the effect that they al
lowed them to do so, so that they woulc
not feel badly. But when that story il
told it might be well to watch a game
played and then the truth Of it woulC
not be so apparent. The girls do viii
occasionally, but there is no acciden
about it. Neither is it a case Of lettin
the boys win. The girls go after tn
game and they get it or if they do no
they come so close to it that one ca
. hardly notice the difference. The girl
play a good game and they will max
a creditable showing when they go u
against the Kamehameha Girls Schoc
team in the near future. The team ma
not been picked yet, but among thos
turning out are Misses Kaui Wilcox
,Annabel Low (captain), Ada Mulch
Agnes Buchanan, Ethel Bishop, C. Jen
kins. Sila Pratt, Gladys Rycroft, Mar
garet and Florence Stillman, Justin
Mechanism. Martha and Leslie Tul
loch. Sarah Pratt Lulu Weber, Murie
Campbell and Fanny Meyer
BASKET BALL.
Basket ball at the College seems t
be the one sport which is pau for tn
year without any games being playe
aside from the second league. TIL
girls gave up hopes Of entering tn
team as the time grew near for ther
! were not enough larger players for tn
first team to pay them to put in
team So they let the matter drop un
! til now it is exceedingly doubtful if
team is put in at all.
Yes, there is something doing at Pu
nahou. And it might be mentione
that the standing of the scholars
their lessons is exceptionally high o
; an average. The faculty Is very goo
7 about allowing the students to go
( for sports, but occasionally it finds oC
casion to stop one from certain Sport
until the lessons improve. There
l also something doing in the study lin
} at Punahou.