The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-22
APPOINT DELEGATES
TO A. A. i. NEE TING
HeaIanis and Punahou Club to
Be Represented-AWait
Elks' Invitation.

W0 local athletic organizations held
meetings last night, and both appoint
! ed delegates to attend the session
called by President Lorrin Andrews of
the tentative association formed
while ago TO secure admittance into the
y. y. l.. TO make the local branch
permanent as the Hawaiian Association
Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
The Healani Yacht and Boat Club
delegated \. II. Tarleton. the new vice
president, who is strongly in favor of
extending the jurisdiction of the A. A.
[. in the Islands, and the new Punahou
Club appointed President Al Castle, di
Tecting him to name two others, to form
! a committee of three to attend the A.
\. L. meeting, which Will be held in
Lorrin Andrews office on Friday, Janu- /
airy 6.
Castle designated Jack Guard and
Kenneth Brown to accompany him to
the meeting. The club did not author
ize him to act for the club one way or
the other as regards joining the organ
to report back to the club
The session at the Healani club was
the regular monthly meeting of the of
fcers The A. \. L. matter was in
troduced by Secretary Longley and
| briefly discussed. Tarleton said he was
! very much in favor of the club Joining
the organization which had proved such
success in the States, especially to
I Ia IN ami u
meets. and such athletics as the Hea
anis participate in, recognized as Of
I fetal
! James Jaeger declared that he was
, in favor of any progressive movement
that would stimulate athletics here and
! he suggested that Tarleton be delegated
! TO attend the meeting on January
with full powers to take such action
! for the club as his Judgment dictated.
! Ginger Mayne said that Tarleton was
! red hot for the A. A. L. and he sug-
gested that delegate be appointed who
was lukewarm on the proposition.
I Tarleton. however. was chosen after
brief discussion.
! The Punahous did not give the matter
much consideration, one way or the
other They merely appointed the com
mittee to look into the matter and fe-
! port its findings to the club for future
action.
| Elect New Members.
The Punahou Club arranged satisflc-
tory terms under which the new organ
ization may occupy the Kamehameha
| Alumni Hall on Fort street until they
can secure permanent quarters, and a
motion was carried directing the treas
| urer to collect the December dues from
the members to meet expenses. The
Puns voted in two new members, while
the Healanis elected five. The pair who
| Joined the Punahou Club are Sherwood
Lowrev and Alfred Young, POSTCARD
nate. Those who were members Of the
HeaIani Yacht and Boat Club are Louis
Rosa. |. G. GIorkie, Alfred Hall, \. Lin,
nenann and Alfred Brown.
The HeaIans decided to get Wrest-
linz mat for their course Of lnstruc
tions from John FToehcher, the expert
| urappler. who recently returned to Ho-
noluIu after three years absence on the
Coast President Jaeger offered to get
q punch-bag platform which IS needed.
Some amendments have been made
: to the bylaws Of the club and several
new members have been admitted since
the printed booklets of the club We're
! distributed among the members and
amendments have been suggested at
meetings which have already been
made. bat do not appear in the little
book. so It was decided at last night 5
meeting to find out what the cost OF
having q revised edition of bylaws and
club membership printed would be and
if the expense is not too great to GET
ont new books