The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-19
SPORT NOTES FROM THE MAINLAND

for the little brown men OF the Mi
kado's island with the University Of
California and Stanford, and the Sa-
cred Heart college team has been Of
fered a game. The Sacred Heart team
was offered the game as being the
present champion team of the AGA
demic athletic league. Up to the pres
ent time the college team has not sus
tanned a defeat and is the winner of
last years title with 1000 per cent
Other games will also be arranged
with St. Mary's college and Santa
Clara college, besides the ones al
ready arranged with the California
and Stanford universities.
The Japs, after playing one or more
games with each team of the big
eight" conference, will go east, where
arrangements are being made for
games with teams at Oberlin, o., Buff
falo, N. y, and in the New England
states. The University of Chicago
will manage the Waseda team during
its stay in this country.
Charley Reilly Makes Good.
Charley Reilly was awarded the de-
cision over Johnny Mccarthy at San
Francisco on April 7, by Referee Ed
die Hanlon, after four rounds of clean,
fast milling. The decision did not
meet with the approval of the crowd,
which yelled and Kissed and expressed
its discomfort generally. Hanlon prob
ably gave the verdict to Reilly on
cleverness, though Mccarthy was the
aggressor throughout and landed the
cleaner blows.
However, the ruling against him is
no disgrace TO Mccarthy, for had the
battle gone a few rounds more he
would probably have registered a
clean knockout. AS it was Reilly was
tired at the finish, while the brick
layer was coming faster and stronger
with each and every rush.
Reilly displayed plenty of speed
and cleverness and did a lot of nice
blocking and sidestepping. He wal
accurate with his left hand and he
brought the right over many time
to McCarthy's head and body. Blu
all of these punches lacked steam
None of them seemed to bother Nc
Carthy in the least. The oftener HI
was hit the harder he came.
Mccarthy was fast but a little wilt
at times. He seemed too anxious t,
knock his opponent fiat and had HI
paid more attention to his fighting
and blocking there is no question bu
that he would have won handil.
enough. AS 1t was, Mccarthy Shove,
vast improvement over his last star
and there is no doubt but that he will
qualify for the twenty-round game
At that, the worst Mccarthy shoul
= have received was draw. He di
most of the work and the punche
which he landed were clean and ha
! plenty of steam behind them. Refill
: held Tut simply because he is cleve
} has a good head and knows how {
< use it, Reilly was in better shap
r for the contest than for any other /
which he started in many long da
ootch Still Winning,
Frank A. Gotch, worlds champio
Il wrestler, defeated Jesse Westergaal
of Des Moines, Ia, at Los Angeles q
s. April 18th, in two straight falls, bl
j the champion was on the offensive vi
G tually the entire time. He secure
IL the first fall in 21 minutes and so Sc
il onds with a half nelson and crotC
3 hold. The second fall was secured
X 9 minutes and 80 seconds by rollir
his opponent over with half nelsC
e and pinning him TO the mat with
1t half English arm lock.