The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-03
SPOR IS
SPORT NOTES

The flna1 match IN the Oahu College
tennis doubles competition will be
played on the Alexander Field on
Monday afternoon, between VIM.
Hitchcock and Cyril Hoogs on the
Gre side and VIM. Patty and Oswald
Hind on the other Exciting tennis
is Anticipated.
This afternoon on the Alexander
Field the Preparatory School in the
Grammar School League will hold the
medal contests. A series of events
will be contested and boys doing the
distances within certain times will
receive medals.
Handball will be resumed by the Y.
M. G. A. boys within a week or less,
as soon as the basketball series with
Fort Shafter is concluded. It is hoped
to get a series of five basketball
games with the soldiers and then
several series Of hand-ball games.
The dual meet between Oahu Col
lege and the College of Hawaii is
scheduled to commence on the Alex
ander Field tomorrow at 2:SO O'Clock.
Good sports are anticipated.
Harold Godfrey is running splen-
didly at Kamehameha and has receiv-
ed some timely hints from Soldier
King. Look out for the meeting be-
tween Bill Rice and Godfrey over the
hundred yards. 1t is going to be a
| 1attIino orO oDd COdfy.o,r y,,o,, s,.-A -.
out, though he doesn't think he will.
Jimmie Fitzgerald ran five miles in
Sydney on February 4 in 26 minis. 5
! secs, averaging 5.13 per mile. This
is good going without a doubt.
Soldier King did a five-mile run
yesterday on the Boys Field, cutting
out the last mile in 5.5. King is
sprinting exceptionally well at the
moment, having thoroughly recovered
from the strain of the recent mara
thon.
frankie Burns of Jersey City, nation
al bantamweight champion, and ALI
Lynch, bantamweight champion of
Canada, fought fifteen rounds to
draw in New Haven, Conn.
The commodore of the Eastern
Yacht Club of New York has offered
solid gold cup valued at $4,000 for
an ocean race for schooners from New
London to Marblehead.
Yale University statistics show that
9S per cent. of her men taking active |
part in athletics at that institution did
corresponding work while at prepare
tory schools Practically every man
who won his "Y" had previously won
his preparatory school letter.
Al. Kaufman, the heavyweight pugi-
list, was married in Pittsburg to Miss
Annette Seelos, a pretty 23-year-old
San Francisco girl. Kaufman is play
ing in the "Follies of the Day" theat-
rical company
W. G. Hoffman of San Francisco
scored 882 out of possible 1000 points
in the national championship matches,
held ali over the country on Washing
tons birthday.
Sunday baseball was declared legal
IN INDIANA by the supreme Court of
that State.
An Anglo-American polo match has
been arranged for this year, and the
famous Hurlingame team of London
will be sent to this country.
The Burlingame, California, polo
team will not organize this year, as
most of the members of the team are
in Europe.
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and Fink are doing East work and de-
clare they viii enter the ring fit and
well. West is out at Schofield Bar
racks; Cans, Simmons, Melnott and
Kerrigan are working in town, and it
Is reported that they are doing we'll
All the boxers who are engaged 70
fight on the 18th inst. can use the
stage of the Orpheum theater for
their training bouts during after
moons from now on, and it is probable