The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-15
SPORT NOTES.
Military Baseball Leapue

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which is under the direction of Lieu
tenant Christie of Schofield Barracks,
is shaping well. Six teams will com
pete for the pennant, three from the
Fifth Cavalry, two from the Second
Infantry and one from the Field Ar
tillery After the boys get into trim,
it is proposed to select an All-Mili-
tary team to meet the pick of the
Oahu League. That would sure be
some match.
kaoo's modest" Demands.
Il am the champion of the Hawaii
an Islands" said Antoine Kaoo yester-
day, according to Charles Barron,
"and l want bonus of 81 300 and a
percentage of the gate receipts TO
race against anyone" Barron asked
Kaoo if he didn't want the Young
Hotel or the Bishop bank thrown in,
but Kaoo didn't. All he wanted was
what he asked. Barron took Kaoo
seriously and wants to know what IS
wrong with Kaoo's head, which he
thinks is inflated some. Gee! But
Kaoo must have smiled when Barron
left in wonder.
Last Game in Grammar League.
This afternoon on Aala Park the
final game for the Rams in the Gram
mar School League will be played,
when the Saints stack UP against the
favorites. The Kams are expected
to win out, and if they do the result
of the competition will depend on
the match between Punahou and To-
lani, which is scheduled for Wednes-
day at Makfki Today's game is an
ticipated to provide a keen struggle.
The Rams enjoyed an unbeaten rec
ord until vanquished by Punahou on
the 9Th, while the Saints took each
game that came their way except
the ono against Iolani, which Iolani
won by three to two. The students
are taking very keen interest in
this competition and particularly in
this match with the Kams and st.
Louis. A large turnout of fans is
anticipated.
King Will Race June 18th.
A fifteen-mile race, promoted by
Orator Barron between Soldier King
and Con Hubbenette is scheduled for
June 70, which will be celebrated as
Kamehameha Day. Kaoo is out Of
the proposition, for he will not con-
slider the short distance running. 1t
is proposed to have a ball game
played during the afternoon between
teams from Rort Ruger and Fort
Shafter, though there is a possibility
of the All-Military team being seen
in action. This team is being organ
lied to try conclusions with one of
the Oahu League teams, the series to
be played off on Saturday afternoons.
HeaIani Smoker Successful.
AS hosts the Healani boys have
reputation which is hard to beat, but
which was lived up to on Saturday
evening when a smoker was held in
tie CluD uOuSSs lhClG was a Ia o.
attendance and the evening was spent
in card playing and listening to the
entertainers on the stage. A number
of amateurs helped to beguile the
hours until later in the evening, when
some of the professional talent
dropped in and materially assisted
the committee in entertaining their
guests. The smoker was greatly APP
preciated, as Healani smokers are,
and those present are on the lookout
for the next to happen along. The
club boys, as soon as the restrictions
against swimming are lifted, will
turn their attention to aquatic sports
again.
Aala Park Ball.
| In a game of ball played at Aala
events has been arranged for the
beat the Banakara boys by nine to
three, having the better of the game
all the time The Asahis opened
with three in the first, added two in
the second, one in the fourth, one in
the seventh and two in the eighth,
not needing to bat in the ninth. The
Banakaras scored one in the second
and two in the fifth
/ Honolulu Yacht Club Dance.
Next Saturday evening at the Out
rigger Club the Honolulu Yacht Club
will give a dance, preparatory to the
opening of their season on the next
day. The members are enthusiastic
on the proposition and hope to have