The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-18

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Frank Hoogs is showing up well in
practice.
His brother Cecil is also doing good
work.
Judd is in his old time form. "Kau
ka" can be relied upon for heavy hit
ting.
Whine finds that catching is not
all that it is cracked up to be.
Walker says he will have the high
est batting average at the end of the
series.
The Marines feel confident that
they will be able to defeat Waseda
in at least one game.
Soares will catch for the All Oahu
team in the first game of the series.
After that he will be at his old
stand for the P. A C's.
Joy and Chillingworth will see that
the rules are not violated.
McRae says he wishes that he could
arrange for the Jeffries-Johnson fight.
From a financial standpoint a num-
Der of others would also like the
job.
McRae before he sent the cable to
Norton, must have been badly fooled.
Breckons should have been con-
suited and McRae wouldn't be out
the price of the cable.
The Honolulu public would not
have made the fight a financial sue
cess.
Hoao wants to meet Nelson in the
ring.
The question is what he will say
after it is all over and he comes to?
With proper training Hoao will be
a very hard man to beat.
Burns and Lang should furnish
good exhibition of the manly art.
1t is a wonder chat the editor of
the Service did not attempt to take
the credit for the Burns-Lang fight
being arranged
Scully deserves the undivided Gre
dit for giving the public chance to
see these men in action, despite all
talk to the contrary.
Aloha park will probably hold it's
record crowd.
Seats are going fast for June 81.
However there are a few good ones
left.
Breckons says there is not as much
harm done in prize fighting as there
is in Marathon races.
No one seems to know if 'Lankey''
Bob Fitzsimmons is on board the s.
S. Mariana.
Dick Sullivan is willing to meet any
man his weight.
His brother Pat says likewise.
The Hawaii should be very near
San Pedro. She is out eighteen days
today.
Wilders calculations were eighteen
days.
Vetlesen says the Hawaii will win
the race Everyone here hopes he is
right
Where did you get your bunch L
M?
Seven yachts will be started OF
July 9 by President Taft.
Plans are being made to receive
the yachts.
Jimmy Jaeger will go out in his
motor boat to meet the winner.
The date will probably be July q
or %.
That would be eighteen days, or -:
miles a day.
Red" Brown says the Gladys viii
win the Kahu1ui race easily.
Crozier says the same thing abou
the Charlotte c.
A new name is suggested for He'll
bron's sea wren.
Next Sunday the first class yachts
will be racing around the island TO,
the governors cup.
The race will start on Saturday al
ternoon and should be finished OF
Sunday unless head winds are en-
countered.
Steere saws no more progressive
tennis for him.
He also said that it was a gam
for the followers of the Roosevelt
idea about the strenuous life.
Twelve sets is not much howeve
for a cool day.
Last Saturday was a very warn
day.
Sonny" Cunha and Atherton Ri:t
ards tried hard for the two cups.
Sonny says they should have star
ed on the Pacific courts.
Warehouse and Sinclair surprise
even themselves.
Hall cup entries will soon be oper
ed.
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