The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
EXPECT MANY CLUBS
To COME INTO A. A. j.
More Than Required Number of
Organizations Will Attend
Today's Meeting.

There seems to he a growing inter
est in the proposed organization of a
Hawaiian branch of the Amateur Ath-
Ietlc Union of the United States, and
1t Is probable that many lines of sport
will be represented at the meeting this
afternoon, which is called for FIVE
clock in Lorrin Andrews office. to
get the local clubs into line. J. W.
Harvey said yesterday that the Hawa-
liam Gun Club was likely to identify
itself with the movement. and he prom
lsed to attend the executive session this
afternoon. Ray Reitow announced that
be would appear for the Myrtle Boat
Club, and Bert Lightfoot will probably
represent the Healanis.
Kenneth Brown is strong for hayino-
the Hawaii Yacht Club get into the
amateur ranks, and he said. .'You bet
II be there when it was suggested
that the yacht clubs come in There
was some question about the hiring of
men to do some of the work in connec-
ton with amateur crews in yacht races,
and when it was explained to Rusty that
the hiring of help would not affect the
amateur standing Of the yachtsmen. pro-
vided the navigator was not profess
sional. all obstacles were removed.
| f. O. White was in favor of having
the Oahu Country Club a party to the
! movement, and he said he would attend
the meeting Walter Dillingham;, the
| president of the club, has gone to the
| Coast and several of the officers are
| out of town at this time, so it is not
| likely that the Oahu Country Club can
! take any official action in the matter
| before this meeting, but all those pres
ent can proceed subject to official sane
ton later. which can be obtained within
few days.
G.. G. Bockus, president of the Ha-
waiian Tennis Association, won two
! straight sets yesterday II the f. O..
, Hall cup tournament. which keeps him
, in the game today. He may, however,
| be able to delegate some ole else to
represent the racqueters at the meeting.
/ Harold Dillingham; - been invited to
/ represent the Oahu Polo Club, in the
absence of his brother Walter. The
/ Outrigger Club will send a REPRESENTA-
! tive. Alexander Hume Ford will APP
pear for the Trail and Mountain Club
! Corporal Woodruff viii appear for the
| Military Athletic Association. The
Oahu alumni baseball team viii be rep
resented by Whine. The Hawaiian As
| ISOLATION Football will send delegate
to take II. J. Fiddes s place, who is
absent from the Territory. r. A. Jor-
dan will appear for the Honolulu
| Cricket Club. The College OF Hawaii
will probably send Leslie Clark. Pro-
| fessor Folsom may be the High School
representative st. Louis College is ex-
pected to send representative. Stan
ley Livingston viii appear for the Ka-
mehameha Schools. The Bows Club
Will be represented by R. s. Gault, the
! Y. NJ c. A. by Paul Super, and Doctor
! Hand will be on hand with all his data
gathered since President Peixotto of the
! Pacific Amateur Athletic Association
/ first suggested to him that Hawaii come
in. The Oahu College athletes viii get
! together this morning to decide who
viii represent them at the meeting. All
| those who are not especially mentioned
! are expected tc show up as well.