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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-22
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-22
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-22
HONOLULU AERIE I4O,
f. q. Z.

Meets on End. and 4th Wednesday
evenings Of each month at 1880 o'clock
n K. Of P. Hall, King street. Visiting
eagles are invited to attend.
SANI'L McKEAGUE,, W. p,
H. T. MOORE, Secty.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-22
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New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
CREWS ON THE HUDSON.
COLUNBI4 ROWS HELL.
Changes an the Cornell VARSITY UW
Be Permanent.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Poughkeepsie n. Y, June 1S.-The Columbia
varsity took a four-mile row upstream
this afternoon with the tide and wind in its
favor. The men showed decided Improvement
over their work yesterday. and the she'll ran
smoothly between strokes. The men all ap-
peared to be in fine condition when they put
their boat away later on.
Coach Courtney of Cornell said to-day that
the changes he made yesterday in the varsity
boat would he permanent. His crews did not
have much hard work in the course of the day
He is eager TO let the varsity men have a
chance to shake together before he calls on them
for time trial the course.
The Syracuse crews held to the lower course
for easy work to-day, but the Wisconsin men
had time row. starting about a mile and half
above Krum Elbow and finishing opposite their
boathouse Not satisfactory" was all Coach
Ed Ten Evck said In the afternoon the Wis
consin men padded about and practiced racing
starts.
Coach Glendon Of Annapolis sent his men
the four-mie course against the wind and
tide in the afternoon. The Navy crews did not
use such high stroke as on Saturday and yes
terday They were counted at thirty-tive to the
minute Just after leaving the bridge on the way
down. The Annapolis crew is made up Of pow
erfu men. who stand a lot Of hard work
In the row this afternoon the two Navy crews
came TO the bridge on even terms. but the var
sity combination beat the other by nearly six
lengths eventually.
The Georgetown men were out for paddle
in The morning. the water was too rough for
much else az the time Coach Russell made a
change for the afternoon row He moved Muir
raw from No. 3 to No ?. Woods going in at No
3 Cronin at No I, and Stuart. at No. 8 also
changed places In the afternoon Coach Russell
went out for a little visiting trip He saw Rice
the Columbia coach whom Russell used To know
In Baltimore. and after a brief talk with Rice.
he went 70 the PENNSYLVANIA House and talked
with Ellis Ward about the courses which
Georgetown and Pennsylvania have in the var
sitv race
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Cars Al Ready for the Sealed Bon
net Contest TO-day.

The automobiles that will take part In the four
days sealed bonnet contest OF the Automobile Club
of America, which will this morning at
clock reported at the garage of the club in West
5lth street. yesterday, where they had the seals
affixed 10 all operating parts by the committee
composed of Robert Lee Morrell. chairman: A. L.
Riier. John A. Hill and A. ]. Whiting
The start will be at o'clock this morning and
the first days will be to Patchogue Long
Island, and return.
Motorists will watch with interest the perform
ance of the Columbia car, with its direct electric
transmission and control This is the first time In
the history of automobiling either In America or
Europe, that a as7lene with ANYTHING hut
lcly tested.
The motor world has been more or less involved
in the discussion of the merits OF mechanical
transmissions for number of years and there
arc many experts who realize that the present
system of noisy change gears is doomed
In Europe many novelties have been nresented
for the consideration of automobile engineers in
cludng hydraulic transmissions. so-called motor
mix systems and friction drive but in America
mono of the manufacturers of automobiles with
the exception of the Electric Vehicle Companv or
Hartford have attempted TO put upon the market
anything but the regular mechanical transmissions
Two Haynes cars Will be entered in the fourth
annual tour OF the American Automobile Associa-
ton in competition for the Giidden trophy ana A
third may be entered IN competition for the Hewer
trophy. The drivers OF thess cars have not been
determined on as yet, but the cars Will be In the
hands OF competent man- Elwood HAYNES who
established the first automobile factory In America
will occupy Of the cars ana Frank j. Fannins
will also take part In the toup
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
LONG ROW FOR H4RV4RD.
Burton Back in Freshman Boat
Change an varsity -Four.

Red Top, Conn. June 1S.-Harvard's burden
Of lightened slightly this afternoon
when Buxton. who threatened with the
mumps, went back in the freshman eight at No.
a. Morgan. who injured a small bone at the base
of his spine. went to Boston this afternoon for
treatment.
Coach Wray made a change in the varsity
four this afternoon. Burchard replacing Am
berg at No. 3. The latter has not been rowing
we'll lately and to-day. with Burchard rowing.
the four made much better showing.
Late to-day the varsity eight. with Wray
coaching went down the river and back for a
six-mile row. Farley. at stroke, received most
of the individual coaching in effort TO quick
en- him on the catch The freshman eight went
out with the varsity. while the two fours had
a short race, in which the varsity won.
Oliver Filley captain of last years crew, was
out in a single shell. When near the west shore
the wind caught him broadside and capsized
him The launch sent over after him. and
when pulled into the boat he was almost ex-
hausted
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
DANNY MAHER IN FORM
Rides T7cO Winners and T7cO Second
Horses at ASCOT Meeting.

Ascot England. June ls.-In the race for the Cold
Vase, presented by King Edward distance two
miles at Ascot to-day. Golden Measure with
Danny Maher, the American Jockey up won
Mont Menlale was second and Oakleigh II third
The Coventry Stakes. for two-year-oids at five
furlongs. was won by Prospector Bracelet wa
second and Poppinjay third.
The Ascot Stakes a handicap Of % sovarpippe
each with 1000 sovereigns added. at two miles was
won by Torpoint with Madden up. Featherbed was
second and Gourd third.
The Prince Of Wales's Stakes. of 80 sovereigus
each. with 1000 sovereigns added. for three-vear
olds, about one mile and five furlongs was won bv
Qu'Appee. with Danny Maher up Bush Range
was second and Bezonian third.
The nftieth renewal of the Ascot Biennial Stakes
FOR two-year-olds. distance one mile was won nv
White Eagle. Bonspiel with Danny Maher I'd. was
second, and the Hush colt third
The FIfty-tfjrd Triennial Stakes AT two miles
went TO Troutbeck. Slave Trader with DANNY
Maher up was second, ard Little Nell third
The Trial Stakes, for three-year-oids distance
seven furlongs and l66 yards. was won by Dean
Swift King Edwards Slim Lad was second and
fifth. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
LIGHT WORK For YALE.
Heat and EWd Interfere 5cith the
Trimming at Nezc london.

Gales Ferry. Conn. June 1S.-The work of the
Yale oarsmen was rather light to-day. owing 20
the heat in the morning and the wind in the
afternoon, The latter part Of the day. how
ever was enlivened by couple of races between
a gentleman's four from the Harvard quarters
and from the Yale quarters. in both of
which the Yale boat won by length.
This afternoon Coach Kennedy took the var
sity eight down stream for two miles and back,
but no attempt made at speeding. The
freshman eight rowed up stream for two miles
Later the fours went up the river for half a
mile and raced down. going a half mile below
the boa house. The varsity won by two lengths
The Harvard scrub four. which challenged
Yale this afternoon. was made up follows
Kit Perkins. stroke: Wymau, No. ,; EOge1, No.
-. Gill. bow In the Yale boat We're Cooley,
stroke: Peyton. No. .. Blair No. =: Babcock.
bow. The races were not more than a quarter
of a mile long.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
SURPRISES At GOLF,
LockScood and EUans Beaten IN
Massachusetts Cham pionship.

AaouIheale' Mass June lS-The defeat Of A G.
Lockwood, the present titleholder by 7 q Ard
son, botn OF Woodland, in the first round ~
naatca play in the Massachusetts amateur golf cham
piohsillp tournament on the links of the woodland
Con Ciuo was the surprise to-day Anderson won
by up in twenty holes
Inc aeieat or Brice S. Evans, OF Woodland by
j. T. hedlan. up in nineteen holes was another
surprise. fhe best card OF the day was handed in
by NJ Stanton, OF Woodland. who made the eieh
teen noles in Is, defeating J. c. Thorn OF The
country Club. by up and to play Stanton's
caro- is the best so far in the tournament The sum
mary follows: '
touno-h kiraeali. Chestnut HILL defeated =
s.aenes;er tsrae Burn, o pay. = n IT.
woodland. defeated G. w. Lyal. Bellevue @ mn s1d <
- plas, X X Freeman Woliaston defeated w Snau
ooctane' op and 10 play; H. II. Wilder vesper de-
~ seIrlase Country Club, Up 90 hoes): p "
hnlttoanore Country Club defeated ! z KeSian w.
.5aso0 "R ana 70 play; Davenport Country Club
plsy; j. O Anderson. Woodland defeated - q 10
.fooolano. s up and 20 play; NJ Stanton V1oo6Ioas
- - ''s44s'' SouEry tluo 4 and 10 uIay
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

The Yankees kept up their winning streak by
defeating St Louis again YESTERDAY ~ American
League Park by a score Of { 10 / sharp and timely
hitting gave the Yankees easy victory. Moore
was in the box throughout and kept the nine hits
made eff his delivery We'll scattered He sup
ported by brilliant fielding. the feature of which
double play in the seventh inning. in which
Conrov Morarity and Chase figured.
stone the left fielder for the Brownies, earned the
hating honors with total Of four hits. of
which helped the visitors get their only run In
the sixth inning.
The Yankees took tho lead early making their
FIRST in the opening inning Keeler sent out
safe hunt, advanced Elherfelds sacrifice stole
third and squeeze play crossed the plate.
Morarty started the fourth inning with safe
hunt. but was forced ny Coproy at second Foff-
singled and later forced by kIeiuow at
second. but the play Conroy Tailed
In the nth inning Eibcrf"ld objected 2 decision
by O'Loughiin. the umpire. and was ordered out OF
the game. Conroy took his place at short while
RiCkey sent 10 left field The Yankees made
two in this inning and added two moro 20
their in the eighth inning singles oy
Moriarity. Conroy. Hoffman and Moore. The score
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
FAST PLAY ON DUNWoODIE COURTS
Irving c. Wright and Harry Torrance Win
Their Match in Doubles.

Fast and exciting lawn tennis was the order in
both singles and doubles yesterday in the contin-
uation Of the tournament the Of the
Dunwoodie Country Club, Yonkers. G. ".
Peiser won his way through to the third round.
as did Calhoun Cragin. the oldtime 7th Regiment
William Rosenbaum.
Irving {. Wright paired with Harry Torrance in
the doubles and the team its first match. de-
feating +. Z. Fox and a |. Hoe. 81 81 The
veteran player. Clarence Hobart is entered in the
doubles. and Mrs. Hobart Will play in the wom-
ems singles. which begin this morning The sum-
mary follows
Mems singles first roundp-G ". Peser. Columbia
defeated &. N Steruueld. New York 60. 6-l: ! =
noy by default Calhoun Cragin Regiment defeated
H y. Hatch Columbia. 6-3. 6--3. University
Heights won from E Quimby. New York by default.
l'r- c. tioldnark, Harlem defeated r O. Freeman.
wood, won from ". T CowperthNaite New York 4 c
by default; DR. William ROsenbaum Harlem. won from
W II BALDWIN. Nyack by default. J. \ Dalmur 81
Walloy. defeated J. ". g Bowden. Harvard. G-3. 2-s
y 6 Johnson New York. 10y default r NJ. Leask
Nyaek, Won from F. B. Roundy New York 4 C. h,.
default '
Second II. V Bennett West side won from, "
N Fischer. Hamilton Grange. by default peIser
Columbia. defeated Z. 4 Gunther New York 6-1 G-i.
a 5 Runyon. Park Iili defeated X Easton New Yor+,
G-l 6-l Calhoun cragin defeated r Perry University
Heights. 6-3 co ". Burt. Hamilton Grange defca ted
Rosenbaum. Harlem, defeated !. A. Delmar swanoy
G-l. g :. p Fuller Dunwood!e c. Galwey.
New York. by default
Mems doubles CGrst rouniD-Dimon + Roberts and
l. H. Fitch. West Side 7-9. e.. 6-3, Irving C.
wright and Harry Torrance, LonRwood Cricket club
Boston and Engiewood Field club. defeated Frederick
Fox and A. l. Hoe. New York and Ardsley Club. G-2
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
NEW YACHTS DEFEATED
OLD BOATS SAIL BETTER.
Light Uinds in Trial Races for the
EmperOr's Cup.

Marbehead Mass June ls.-The result OF the
first days trials for the selection OF three yachts
to represent this country i'll Germany and Spain
this season seems to snow that American designers
and builders made little progress in improving
the so-called sender" type OF boats and that the
chaHeugers for the Emperors cup this year may
be less speedy than were the defenders OF the
Roosevelt cup last fall.
In the three races held to-day by the Eastern
Yacht Club. two OF last years boats were pitted
against FIVE yachts built this year and supposed to
combine the successful characteristics of the earlier
boats and the elimination of their defects. Tbs
old boats, however. won all three races.
The Spokane l. owned by Vice-Comnlodore F.
Lewis Clark which reached the serli-inals last
year. both the windward and leeward races
to-day while the Sally VIII. one of the first TO be
rejected a year ago. the third race over
triangular course In each race the winners led
from the start.
OF the new boats the Chewink VIII averaged the
best with the Marolehead a close second The
Maria, the Corinthian and the Spokane II were
usually well astern at the finishes.
Reckoning the places in which each yacht fn-
ished in the three to-day. the totals. in
points follow: Spokane l. Z; Sally VIII. Z; the
Corinthian II; Spokane II, 9
The sailing conditions to-day hardly salts
factory 20 the members of the committee. who
wanted TO the yachts in jump of sea and the
generally soustng weather, such is likely 70 pre-
boats will be sailed Typical Marblehead weather
and seas however, obtained, with light streaky
airs and smooth long roll
The yachts were first sent over course ST three
miles windward and return, and Spokane 7,
after nosng for out Of the fleet. shook OF
one after another and turned the vtndward mark
So seconds ahead Of the Narblehead She increased
this the home. and wen by / minute Is sec
onds
The committee immediately sent the yachts over
triangular course OF six miles and in this raca
Sally VIII. by holding in shore, established short
lead. which she managed 20 keep TO the finish
The third sailed in A lIvelier breeze. and
proved TO be a sharp duel between Spokane ard
Sally VIII The former held the leg on the run
down the wind. and won by SS seconds.
The srrrrnartss follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
RESULTS OF GAMES
NATIONAL lEAC

Cincinpau June lS-By punching hits in the sec
1nd inning the New York Giants scored four runs
and earned another victory over the Cincinnati
Reds here today by a score Of 10 3
Coakiev. who pitched for the home team, gave
a good account of himself, with the exception OF
the scrnd inning BreshahHn started the trouble
with single and Mctiann followed with another
Dahleu was put out trying make first bur on
the play Bresnahan and NCGann advanced base
Odwen then mufie1 Corcoran's liner. and the lat
was safe. while Rresnahan and MCGenn
scored Wtse went n first four wide
and on Shanuou's single CorCoran scored and
Wiltse got 10 second on Brownies single Wiltse
scored
Witse pitched good game for the Giants. with
the exception Of the last inning when he began
70 weaken. and the Reds scored twice CAMEL sin
glel and Schlei followed with another Wtse
threw S"heis hit wide to Strang and Camel
scored, Schlei going To third on Mowrey's fly
Schlci Tailed. The score follows
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
T4LLANT AND LYON WIN.
Mr$. Chapman and Partner Also
Score in La7cn Tennis Tourney.

Hugh Tallant the Harvard veteran. paired
with W u Lyon. the mems doubles yester-
day the courts of the AmaCkasSin Country
Club Yonkers. The mixed doubles were also
brought to end Mrs. George L. Chapman and
Artemus Holmes capturing the event after three
hard sets with Miss Marie Wagner and Julio NJ.
Steinacher.
BY splendid base line work and rapid on
slaughts at the net Miss Wagner and Stein
acher captured the first set at So. Mrs. Chap
man and Holmes steadied down in the second
set. and although pressed closely for the points
they outmanpuvred their opponents at driving
for passes, and led in the ser at 4-3 Ind d
Then by some brilliant Cross-Courting. Miss
Wagner materially he'ped her side SO that they
led at 6-5 This was the best the% could do. for
Miss Wagner despite all her pluck. had out
played her strength. and as she failed the op-
posing pair won tho set at Sc and easily took
the next at 6-l.
The summary follows:
MIXED doubles fnal rouril--NIrs George l char
and Artemus Holmes Nvack and Knollwood Country
Club defeated Miss Marie Wagner and julio " stein
acher. Hamilton Grange. 6-S. SC 6--l
Mems doubles 5seni-hnal roundl-Iugh Tallant and "
2 LYON. Anackassn. defeated 4 c BostwiSk and Arto
Holmes Knollwood country Club. 6--2, Sc.
Final round-Fugh Talant and v. n Lyon, Amackas-
sin. defeated T F Tomlinson and Or Rolfs FLOYD West
Side g 6--1. "a
West side defeated Gerlach. Amackassir, SIS
e-1
Seminal round George P Touchard Hamilton
Grange defeated W. Y Bennett. West side "a. sc
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
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ALEC SMITH QUALITIES.
The 4merican Champion Plays
Steady Golf an ENGLAND.

Hoylakc. England. June 1S.-Alec Smith, of the
Nassau Country Club of New York, the Amer
ican open champion, played steady golf to-day
in the qualifying round for the British open
championship. He made the first and second
rounds in - each and easily qualified for the
competition proper. which will be held on Thurs
day and Friday.
Better cards were handed in than that of the
American champion. however, Arraud Massey
the French champion, heading the list with
73-74-147.
Alec Herd. the open champion of 1902, made
the best single round to-day of Il.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
ROCKAWAY TEAM WINS AT POLO.
Defeats Philadelphia Country Club for Sec
ond Time by Close Score.

Philadelphia. June 1S.vrhe Rockaway polo team
defeated the Philadelphia Country Club today al
Bryn Mawr by score OF 10 10 S&4 goals The &c.
darhurst team defeated the Phadelphians on Sat
urday, but the locals were not satisfied with their
game and asked for a return match
Rockaway was represented by Sydney Love r
La Montague, Foxhall r. Keene and d. F. Chaun-
aey, jr., and Philadelphia was represented by G.
K. Snowden, A. l.. Johnson, w. H. T. HUM and
n. G. Rosengarten, jr. The local team had eight
goals handicap.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
HALL WINS IN HARLEM CLUB TOURNEY

w Merrill Hall. of the Hamilton Grange Lawn
Tennis Club. his place IN the semi final round
of the singles yesterday in the continuation of
the tournament the courts OF the Harlem Lawn
Tennis Club 131st street and Seventh avenue. Hall
gained the coveted bracket by defeating j. c.
Torrey easily In straight sets, 6--2, 6--2. Dr.
Rosenbaum won the frGt set Of his match with H
l. Rowe at 7--6. but further play was impossible
because OF darkuesA
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
BREsNAHAN BADLY INJURED IN GAME

Cincinnati. June 1s.-Roger Bresnahan. catcher Of
the New York National League team was hit by
pitched ball in the third inning of to-day's game
with Cincinnati and is believed be seriously In
jured. The ball, pitched by Coakey struck Bresna-
han behind the left car. and he fell 10 the ground
unconscious. After about ten minutes he was re-
vived, but later lapsed into unconsciousness He
removed TO the Seton Hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
Time -
Rn,- a-A nnrAr
SPECIAL CUP FOR HANDICAP CLASS

n A. Jackson. IL. chairman OF both the New
York Athletic Club Yachting committee and Of the
handicap Yacht racing class, has offered a spe
ciaI cup for the fourth annual Block Island raCs
of one hundred miles. starting next SATURDAY. Be-
sides the handicap cup there are four open prizes
and for these the handicap boats will compete
the overall eaSurement rule. and will De allowed
20 carry balloon iibs
The handcaps for the yachts are as follows