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Roanoke Loses 90 Norfolk.

Sf>cc7es . he Nssnl1gto5 Herald
Norfolk. Va, May Baseball. good.
bad. and indifferent. was played between
Norfolk and Roanoke this afternoon. the
locals finally winning. 10 6. by heavy
stick work in the seventh and eighth
innings The game was otherwise slow,
errors by Norfolk cutting a conspicuous
figure. Score:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A$ Lgun-Lsun, 6; Lawrence, 5.
Al New Bedford-Broekson. 70; New Bedford. s.
Al Fan RireT-Fsn River. :; Hzverhill, O.
At LCTell-Wc1eser. (: Lowell. 3
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OTHER SPORTS.
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At BuHslo-BuHalo. 0; jersey City. z
At To-onto-BaltinoTe, 6; To-onto, 2
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PHILLIES DOWN DODGERS.
Big Crowd Disappointed When the
Home Team Gets Licked.

Brooklyn, n Y. May IA big crowd
turned out to see the Dodgers to-day
and was greatly disappointed when they
were beaten. to 1. by the Phillies. The
game was well played by both teams
Score:
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Idaho Phenom Pitches Well and
should Have Gotten by with Vic
tOry-Athietics Fail to Hit Until
Fifth-GRnIey and C0nrOy Make
Six of the Nationals Hits.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia. L; Washington, O.
New York, 4; Boston, 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
to TIE Washington Herald.

STsc-al 70 he Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. May 7.-Great is Danny
Murphy. mighty the swing OF his bat.
With his trusty war bludgeon. this knight
OF the diamond, single-handed. when all
his comrades had failed ignobly. to-day
vanquished Washington by q terrific drive
70 left center, the longest smash by far
that has been made at Shibe Park. With
the crack Of his club there was scurrying
OF spikes, a flying OF feet. but the stern
chase Of Ganley and Freeman was futile.
Against the high stone masonry crashed
the murdered ball, and around the circuit
thunGered Murphy. the mighty, the fans
idol Three bases and more was Il worth
But Dan never stopped. Quick TO see
that Freeman had made a poor throw 10
Mcbride. Bender. the coacher. hastened
his fight 20 the plate. This single run
was the only score Of a surprising strug-
gle. Il came in the ninth inning. It
was as sudden as the electric flashes play
ing around the high cantuever. L came
when hope had fed 1t was a fitting
climax TO the best game that has been
played a. Shibe Park.
Like the two previous games between
Washington and the Athletics. to-day's
contest developed into battle Of curves
and shoots John Coombs on one side
and Walter johnson on the other were
the towering figures II was a veritabIe
meeting OF Greek versus Greek. Al the
Skill cunning. and power Of one were
necessary 10 coUnteract the same ouali-
ties OF the other Il seems a baseball
anomaly that such magnificent work
should avail naught. But this was the
only justice that rewarded johnson. who
deserved better fate. Washington had
two opportunities 10 score TO the Ath-
letics' one.
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At Little Rock-Alemphis. 5; Little Rock. I.
At MoHile-NeE Orleans. /: Mobile.
At ortscme-y-A;lanta. ?; Moztepme7y. 10.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /; Nashville, l
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sRsfted 2 - Ii - -
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Left on hsses-New York. 20; Boston. :. First
osse On ealls-Of Mz7uuard .: OF Dorner. :
Struck cut-By Msrquard. g. BY Dornsr. l. Three~
base hit-NuTray- Two-hase hil-Sweeney. Double
paay-BTdwel to rcnnsy. HI, By PitchcT-By Dor
ner- ! Umpires-AIsSSgs. Johnstone and Crsacs
Atterdsnee-1 se
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'Bat;ed for sauee j

Fi-st base on bails-0d Wills. ?; oF Rhodes 2
a Sauef. 2 Sfruck OHf-By Willis 6. b. Rhodes
J. Twcbsse hifs-BaTbcau - KoneT. Sacrifice
hit-t1ih-o1. StOicn hase-B-csuahan Dclble plays
-Charles % Kency. HulsFi;t 70 EoneT: Leach 10
Wagner - Miller Umplres-Afsss-s. Kane AID
hien, Tine Of game hour and i5 minutes At
teDdance-3Gs
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SQUEEZE PLAY BEATS GIANTS.
Boston Takes Contest by Daring
Move In Eighth Inning.

Boston. Mass. May - The Doves
worked the squeeze play most success
fully on New York in the eighth inning
to-day, and obtained the run necessary
TO win the game. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Al Charlestoa-AuEusta. 0; Charleston. l.
At Colunhia-ChattsDooga. s; Columbia. 5
Al ColuUb1s-Savzunah, ?; Columbus. :.
At Mac0n-JacksouTIlle :; Macon. 6
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. New Britasr-Srringfeld. :; New Britain. 0.
At Holycke- Holyoke 5; Hartford. l.
a. BridgepoTt-B -BridsepoT5. S; Northampton. L
At Waterbury-SeE Haven, 5; Waterbury. ).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Kansas City-Ksnszs CITY. 5: Louisville, 2
Al St. Pzui-ColUmb1s, ): ST. Pail. 2
Al MinneaPolis-Tolodo. 9; Minneapolis, =
Al 1IilTaukCe-Mi Milwaukee s: Indianapolis, 2
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SPORTING SIDELiGHTC
Ey BILL BAILEY.

Well. any way. Walter johnson threat
ems TO come back into form.
says the Chicago Tribune: Joe Can
tillon must be in this baseball business
Tor a purpose which does not appear on
the surface" Wonder what they are
limiting?
Tom Monk says we are not TO mention
his Press Club baseball team any more.
He has released Ben the Bite
Now they're threatening TO tie the can
10 Bill C1ymer in Columbus
Owing to the fact that there is a circus
in town Monday. Bill BaiIey's column VIII
Tot appear the following morning.
Those funny persons who write wrongs
for the New York papers have Just dis
covered that Mr.. Brown. the Chicago
pitcher. mas three fingers. They find out
that he struck out nine men in a recent
game Marvellous, wonderful. remark
able, Three threes are nine. So three
fingers are equal 10 nine men? Now.
would that not rattle the cherries on
sisters waste basket?
Jack Robinson. Of the Philadelphia
Evening Times. hands out the following:
We'll. things are breaking mighty bad
for Frankie Neil, the one-time bantam
champion Any time q fellow Ike
frankie goes down 10 the dump OF Mary
land and can't lick a gutter ike Young
Britt then We have a guess coming
Poor Frankie, There is such a thing as
too much papa. and you got yours early
stu. keep away from Baltimore and the
Herford bunch.
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AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY.
COLLEGES.

COLLEGES.
Geo-gCtoVn az Fcrdham.
Princeton az Pennsylvania
Rutgers az NaTsl Academy
Michigan az Nctre Dame
Virginia az West Poirt-
Williams a. Wesleyan
AndoyeT a. Yale.
Name 81 Rowdoin.
lafayette az Brown.
Columbia a. Syracuse.
Harvard Al Holy Cross
Galsgdct Is. BlOOmiugdals A C.
SCHOLASTIC.
Washington Al Prep " Princeton Fresh
men
Western High * St. James. at Hagen
town.
Eastern High -. Charlotte HaH.
Business High IS Mount ST. Joseph.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
CAPITAL City LesEze-C. A. c. vs.. Marines.
Departmental LezE1e-TreaSUy rs. Post
oaice and Ccn1neree and Labor vs. Asriczl-
tUre-
sunday School League-BethAuy vs. Lang
dor.
Marquette Leage-No game scheduled.
Indepeudence Lesg1e-Ninth vs. Manhat-
tar
Suburban League-PetW0Tth ". Bright
wood.
R.R, IN c. A. Leasuo-s0uthsn rh
Shops.
OTHER SPORTS
Golf Oiay handicap match play At 90
lUrnbia-
Golf tpsy for Presidents cup az Che7y
Chase
Rife practice at Analos,an Gun Club.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

Al w.nsson-sslsm - winston-salsn. ;: spartan
5srs. l.
A. GrsoaFil!e- -GTceuvilie. 4; Charlotte.
A. Creensbo-o- Greensboro, 8; A-de.son, I
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Totals $1,000 81 3 .
lae ont Wien winning run vas soorea.

Tone out when winning run was Scored
Boston Q 1890 0 o.
New York-------..-- 0 OI 9 -
Left on hases-New York. :. Bos,or. First
base on baIls-Of Lake l. Home rln-Keeler
Three-hase hits-McConneH. Stahl. Tvo-hase hits-
Cree, Cessls<, and Keeler. Sacrifice hits-Tori.
ElbeTheld Gessler. Mcconnell. EnEle Stolen base
Engie- Dcuble play-Nsies 20 Dunolae Eit bv
Ditcheu-By Newton / Wild pitcll--NeWton- I'm
pires-2icssrs. Hurst and EFarS Time q. Enme-
hour and $ minutes Attenuation
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 3 Bfnshznton. ).
At Troy-Troy. .; Albany 3.
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sBatted for AfIlar In sixth inninr

-BaIted Tor Milan IN sixth inning.
tone out when winning run was scored
Philadelphia ..... 0 0 0 0 II
Washington .-.--- @ o 0 60
Lett on bases-Wa ashington, 8: Phaadel-
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At sgrscux-syracuse University. q: Carlisle. 2
At Burlington Vermont s: Tufts. E.
Al STATE College Pz--Tcnnsg STATE, s
Dickinson. 1
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DanvilIe Defeats Lynchburg.

oIcc7Gi % Inc Washington heTaid
Danville. May T--Danville. by playing a
fast and brilliant game In the field, won
from Lynchburg to-day in a ten-inning
contest. It was hard luck for Griffin to
lose after he had allowed only two hits
= nine innings, while Shuman, for the
locals had been hit for three doubles and
three singles The winning run was made
With one out, after Tydeman had singled,
sacrificed by Stafford, and Magee hit to
center. Score:
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Bsttsries-Ricknond WsyTnsck and MeSsett
Portsmouth. Clum sad Kefsl Tine Of szme-I
hour and % minutes Attendznce-Seo. Umpire-
Mr.. Mace
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Ran fo- Holman n eighth iunirg.

Left on hases-Chtczso !: Cincinnati. : First
base On hGlls-Of Hsgsunan. 2; on Fromue I
stTIlck oEi-By FTU1lme- !: by Hzssrnan 5 Two
base h1t-StefnfCldt- Sacrifice hits-Oazcs Tirker
Bass-uan. Stolen bsses-Dovnsy Tinker. Double
play-Beschsr = Mclean. Ualpires-Messrs. O'Day
snd Ennslie. Tine of game hour and s. minutes
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond Increases It's Lend-Nor-
folk Climbing Up.
sTANDING o. THE d
Richmond Again Wins.

Richmond. Va. May by opportune
heavy hitting in the fifth inning. Rich
mond took the second game Of the series
from Portsmouth this afternoon. by a
score Of to 3 after the game had been
practically lost in the first. when the
Truckers crossed three men over the
plate. Score;
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Murphy Settles II.

With two out in the eighth. Hartsel
tripled 10 right center. but Baker pop
ped a foul &c Street for the third out
In the ninth Collins famed. Then came
MuFphy's mighty. drive for three bases
and Freeman's winning wild throw.
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The man who takes all the
risk, instead of purchasers of
|OMOHUNDRO tailoring
products.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
y SPORTS y
THE COOPER YACHT
RACE ON SUNDAY

The race for small yachts for the
Cooper cup will take place inside
Pearl Harbor on Sunday The entries,
with their handicaps, are as follows;
Defiance, scratch; Maggie, s Minis;
Dagmar. 10 Minis; Malolo, Chip and
Man Friday, 20 Minis. each.
Among the boats going dawn Sun
day morning will be the Hawaii and
Jaegar's launch Most of the guests
of the occasion will proceed to the
lochs on the train leaving the city at
9:15 a. M. The race will start at
10 o'clock sharp.
Yachting, as well as other sports,
has shown the whitening effects of
the baseball wave, which seems to
have swept everything before it. 1t is
hoped, however, that full crews can
be gotten out for Sundays events
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
PACKARDS WILL
ARRIVE IN AUGUST

THE 1910 Packards will be here in
August"
This is the interesting announce
ment made by Mr.. c. c. Won Hamm.
of the Won Hamm-Young Company
yesterday afternoon.
It was at first eXpected that the
new Packards would arrive here in No
vember. Then came word that they
would be along in September, and the
latest news brings them month
nearer.
The 1910 Packards carry all the inn
provements of the 1909 model, togeth-
er with the new ideas of the period
since that splendid car came out near
ly a year ago. 1t will be far and
away ahead of anything ever brought
to the Islands, nothing that the most
eXacting might require. or desire be-
ing omitted. There will undoubtedly
be a great demand for these cars upon
their arrival, as inquiries about them
have been coming into the Won Hamm
Young garage for several weeks
During the week DR.. Hubert Wood,
of Waialua, has purchased a fine Ford
from the Won Hamm-Young garage.
John Hogg took a pretty Maxwell, Jr.,
back with him to Kauai for custom
er over there. four-cylinder Buick
touring car goes to Maui tonight for
buyer of this week.
Captain Miller was another pur-
chaser of a new car during the week,
and the machine may now be seen on
the streets. He acquired an auto run
about, a vehicle both speedy and COM
Portable.
Sales of several second hand ma
chimes are under way at the Won Hamm
Young garage and will probably be
consummated before the week end.
These machines are in excellent con-
dition, but are sold cheap as they
have been in use.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
SQUABBLE OF THE
MO7ORCYCLISTS

The Indians seems to be the motor
cycle from which the riders are shy
ing in the June II races at kapiolani
park. 1t is claimed that the Indians
now here are OF a pattern gotten out
especially for track uses, while all
other machines in Honolulu are de-
signed merely for ordinary road pur-
poses 1t is impossible to determine
the merits of this claim without an
actual tryout on the track.
Chiffon, the Indians man, has talk
ed the situation over with Dr.. Hand
without reaching any conclusion as to
just what should be done. 1t is de-
sired at all hands that the motorcycle
events be pulled off and be made sat
isfactory to every entrant; and it is
regarded as unfortunate that this kick
should have come up.
las for me, | will enter the race
anyway" said Chiffon this morning.
"If my five horse power machine is
objected to on account of its speed, 1
will enter an old, ga horse power
machine and take my chances. Surely
the other riders cannot object to that
The machine to which l refer is
small, has had hard use and is two
years out of date. But II my machines
are racers and theirs only freight
cars, I'll take my chances on the old
trap
There the matter stands 1t is eX-
pected that the matter will be defin-
itely settled at the meeting to be held
this evening.
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ONLY MINOR BALL
SET FOR SUNDAY

Baseball will be on the ragged
edge next Sunday, the games in the
Military and other big leagues being
over for the present. There will be
no large games at Aala park. and the
only game of interest set for that day
at that place will be the match go be-
tween the Wall, Nichols Company
noncombustibes and the w. w. Di-
mond q Company nine.
At 10 a. m. Sunday the Haulanis
will meet the Ohios on the polo
grounds at Moanalua.
At l p. m. Sunday the Kalihiuka
and Kapiolani teams will meet on the
Kalihi grounds, and at $3.50 of same
day the Kapiolanis will play the Lau-
limas at the same place. Following
will be the teams for the latter con-
test:
Kapiolani team:-Manuel Cabral, c;
Joe Cabral, p; Joe Medeiros, 1b;
Louis Marine, 2b; Joseph Lopes, 3b;
Manuel Ogen Dan Luli If; Lukela
Ukauka, IF; Eddie Rutherford, CT.
Laulima team: Joseph Azevedo, G.;
Bert McShane, p; Smithies, lb; Henry
Marino Oh; Manuel Souza, 3b; Paul
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
DANCE. Of DIAMOND
HEAD ATHLETICS

The leading social event of the week
in sporting circles will be the big
dance of the Diamond Head Athletic
Club at the Young hotel, set for to-
morrow night. Although twice post
poned this affair comes up now with
every promise of signal success. Some
thing like $50 invitations lave been
sent out and nearly all of them have
been accepted. This means that
large and, at the same time, more or
less exclusive set will be present.
The dance will take place in the
makai parlor of the hotel, which is
being decorated today with MALE and
ferns for the occasion. A native or
chestra will furnish music The list
of chaperones includes several prom
inent ladies of the city, while the pro-
gram itself is in the hands of eXpe-
rienced committeeman. Altogether,
the affair promises to be one of the
most successful of the many delight
full entertainments put on by the Dia-
mond Head Athletics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
BASEBALL PARK
To BE DEMOLISHED

The league baseball park at Kamo-
Hill will soon be a thing OF the past,
The trustees today decided to sell
out the lumber included in the grand
stand and encircling fence, and TO re-
turn the lease of the ground to the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Com
pany. This action was taken upon
que, which was to have used the
grounds but finds itself uuable to
compete with free baseball all over
the city.
The trustees of the park are now
in debt about $1,000, this being eX-
pense of the upEeep of the premises,
etc, over and above the revenues.
1t is figured that at least this amount
will be realized from the sale of the
old lumber.
There was some talk last night and
today that the Rapid Transit people
might acquire the property and make
some effort to keep the park going.
1t is true that that concern would be
better able to swing the enterprise
than anyone else, they having a GER
tain return from car fares; but Man
ager Ballentyne is not here and no
one seems willing to tackle the matter
in his absence.
The ground in question belonged to
the old Hawaiian Tramways Com
pany, having been acquired in fee by
that concern nearly twenty years ago.
When the tram outfit sold out to the
Rapid Transit, this pieces of land went
with the other proerty. The lease
figure to the Baseball Association was
made exceedingly low, the car people
calculating that the athletic park out
there would be a great stimulus to
traffic in that quarter. This expecta-
ton, however, was never realized.
And if tombstone were ever cree
ted upon the old baseball park, it
might truthfully be chronicled upon
its face; "Killed by free baseball. -
With games on every vacant lot from
Diamond Head to Fort Shafter, free
as the air there was no hope of an
out of town diamond with a two-bit
tag on it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
WILL TRY TO EMO
TROUBLE TONIGHT

This is the evening of the meeting
of the Chinese Athletic Club at the
Chinese Y. NJ. c. A.. at which some
conclusion will in all probability be
reached as to the future or the Or
ganization. The question still is
"Will the c. A. C.'s remain with the
Riverside League or join the new
Oahu Baseball Lacquer"
Had this meeting been Leld five
days ago, and a free expression been
forthcoming, it is safe to say that the
club would now he a part of the new
league. Since then, however the old
er Chinese, the merchant class, of the
city have used their powerful influence
in favor of a conservative course. The
appeal OF A. L. c. Atkinson, who has
been their friend in the past, has also
had weight.
The leaders of the club, however.
and what seems TO he the stronger
element of the rank and file, feel
strongly that they have not been
treated fairly I'm the past and they
want a new deal. They look upon the
new Oahu Baseball League as just
about filing the bill, and declare in
the most positive manner that they
will not turn back. Without express
ing any opinion as to the merits or
dement's of the prospective cOnten-
tons it may be said that the latter
appear to have the best of it in point
of numbers.
At the meeting tonight, oJseph Goo
Kim, president of the club, who was
appointed a committee of one to meet
Mr.. Atkinson and the representatives
of the other clubs of the Riverside
League will make his report 1t is
understood that he will make no rec
concentrations whatever, merely out
lining the situation to the members
and leaving them to do as they may
will.
The conclusion of the Chinese to-
night will be more than of ordinary
club interest, as the Japanese Athletic
Club will almost without doubt fol-
low their lead In the present state
of things these two clubs would fill
out either of the leagues make or
unmake their chances.
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Teacheira, IS; Manuel Cabral, RI; Ber-
tie, IT. Marion Medeiros, CT.
There will be some interesting do
ings at Kapiolani park during Sun
day, in the Kapiolani League series.
At 1880 the Reach team will run up
against the Toliwas, and at $3.50 the
All Stars will play the Highlands. In
the latter game Pedro, Luning and
other players signed from the River
side League will play with the All
Stars, and they may be depended up
on to make the fur fly. Ii the All
Stars win Sunday. the Reach team
will be tied with the Highlands for
first place, and if the Kalihis beat
the Highlands a week from Sunday,
the Reach team will have the lead for
the championship.
1t has been arranged for the Ma
tional Guard and Marines TO play at
Kapiolani park track during the Ma
rathon race on June II. This should
be a contest worth seeing. as the Ma
tional Guards and Marines proved the
stronger Of the teams in the late Mi
litary League.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
POLO WILL START
IN GREAT EARNEST

George Angus, the recognized head
of the polo situation on Oahu, is MAX
ing every effort to get a good bunch
Of players out for the practice game
on the Moanalua Held tomorrow af-
ternoon. The start last Saturday was
encouraging, and ii is hope that to-
morrow will witness full team games.
The contests with the Fifth Cavalry
being now definitely arranged for,
there should be no trouble in stirring
up all kinds of enthusiasts.
Another effort will be made to Sc
cure the use of Kapiolani park for
q portion, at least, Of the coming polo
matches. This place not only has the
advantage of being close to the city,
easily reached from the cars, but the
grounds are in the very best of CON
dition for polo. The contests of the
summer will, as far as possible, be
divided between Moanalua and Kapio-
lani park, provided the latter place
can be secured for the purpose.
Walter Dillingham; has interviewed
most of the local players on the sub
ject of the Coast team which wishes
to come tot he Islands for a series or
games. Everywhere the sentiment
seems to be that the Champs" should
'bc invited to come and be given the
best in the shop" while IN Homo
lulu.
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