The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-13

AS soon as the yachts are passed by !
the doctor they will moor alongside
the Sorenson wharf.
A man will be stationed at the Dia-
mond Head station tomorrow night
and will remain there until the yachts
have all arrived.
It was also decided yesterday to
postpone the races, for the Irwin ana
Beckley cups indefinitely.
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the visitors being beaten by ten runs
Buchly, Anderson and Cation were the
local stars, while Bright and Mace
easily took the honors for the visitors.
On account of the ball games there
were no spectators present.
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Fern after all was out of the game
Saturday, and his absence was conf
mented upon by those that missed him.
If he had been with his team the
score might have been different.
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Walker played a good game for the
Saints yesterday, and will be seen IN
the future games this year with the
Saints.
Sing Chong, who played short for
the Diamond Heads yesterday after
noon, made good. He will hereafter
be seen in a Diamond Head uniform
instead of a Chinese A. C.'s.
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The twelve polo ponies that will be
used by the Kauai players in their
coming games with the local players
arrived yesterday on the w. G. Hall,
and were taken at once to their quar-
tiers at the park. Another arrival yes
terday was the tame steer that was
ridden by Nigel Jackson at the ball
games. The rest of the horses and cat
tie that will be used for the show
will all be here by Wednesday.
II
E. Munro and G. Leithead were the
lucky ones yesterday at Moanalua in
the medal play golf tournament that
was held under the auspices of the Ho-
nolulu Golf Club. Munro finished with
SO, while Leithead was only one stroke
behind. The other scores ranged from
81 to 105.
Two tug-of-war matches will be held
tonight at the Midway theater, the
teams being Portuguese VS.. Aloha
American, and the Hawaii VS.. Hue
hues
No minor league baseball games
were played yesterday on account OF
the big games.
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Eben Low is talking about hanging
up a purse for three-cornered match
race between Sure Shot, Indigo and
Traveller during the Wild West show.
r.
Next Saturday the large crowds at
the baseball games will have another
bleacher to sit on, as the officers of the
league find that the present seating
capacity is not large enough, thousands
having had to sit on the ground during
the last two games.
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The crack Wailele team defeated the
team from the Roads & Bridges de-
partment yesterday morning on the
Aala park grounds by the score of SIS.
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The Wild West show will be held
next Friday and Saturday at Kapiolani
park, when the best riders and ropers
in the islands will be on hand,
The golf tournament for the Nc
Inerny Cup will be held on the Coun-
try Club links next Sunday.
The inter-Island polo tournament
will be held next Tuesday and Wednes
day at Kapiolani Park. The loca
players are in fine trim and feel con
fident that they will win easily.
The yachts are out from San Pedro
nine days today, and with any sort o.
wind they should be along most any
time now. The last race was sailed il
twelve days. Ships arriving from thC
coast all report strong northeast winds
which should favor the yachts. The
night signals from the Hawaii will b.
red rockets.
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The next scheduled games in the Ka
piolani league will be played on Au
gust is. They will be Tidal Waves VS.
Leahis, Highlands VS.. Reliances.
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The remaining games to be played
in the Newspaper League will be play
ed after the triangular series.
- Fine Job Prtntms. Star ONCE.