The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-05
SPORT NOTES
Good News For Freitas.

Good News For Freitas.
The Portuguese ball team celebrated
the marriage of NJ. r. Freitas in great
style yesterday by beating the Stars,
and the welcome news was wired to
the captain in Waikiki, together with
the teams congratulations.
pearl Wins Wren Race.
The Pearl, sailed by Luther Hough,
won the harbor race for the Wrens
yesterday, beating Florence by thirty
seconds. Campbell Crozier sailed the
Florence, Max Bolte sailed Ivy and
Friday was in control of Elizabeth.
The race was a great event, for the
strong breeze prevailing sent the
small yachts Swimming over the water.
Amateur Motor Cyclists Organizing
The motor cycle races to be held
On June 18th will be under the auspic-
es of the A. A. u, this decision being
arrived at on Saturday The news is
welcome to all amateurs as it is an
intimation that the A. A. U. is being
appreciated by the classes of sports
here. The entry book for these
events is at E. o. Hall and Sons
store.
Cricketers Open Up Season.
Though there swere not quite suff1-
cient players on Saturday for the
first cricket practice, teams were
CHOSEN by the captain and the vice
captain and an interesting game was
played, in which the ball mastered
tile bat. The captains team compiled
80 and yet won by six runs, the game
being decided on the first innings A
second knock was given the vice-cap-
tain's team and it scored 40, while
the captains men went in again and
made 20 for one wicket R. ,Rath 10
was the best performance with the
bat, while Carriers three wickets for
two runs, and McGil's five for ten
were the best bowling results. Next
Saturday there will be another prac
tlce and all players are invited to at
tend.
Yachts Have Battle With Elements.
Yachtsmen had a glorious time of it
yesterday sailing for the Irwin Cup,
for there was a good deal more than
a lpful Of wind blowing and the crews
of the three yachts entered had quite
enough to do to attend to their duties
all the while. The Kamehameha had
to give up the race early through los
ing her spinnaker, and Gladys also
met with a mishap, losing her spin
maker boom. But Charlotte c kept
going and drew away from Gladys, Ill
winning by little short of half
an hour. The race was a long one
and took six hours seventeen minutes
to decide, but Commodore George Croz.
Ter won all the way. Harry Bailey,
Allan and J. Crozier and George Cas-
sidy formed the crew of the winning
yacht. This is Charlotte C's second
win in this race, while Kamahameha
has one win.
PoIoists Shaping WE'LL
Three exciting games of polo were
played at Moanalua Field on Saturday
afternoon, G. Denison and w. Dilling-
ham leading their respective quarters
to victory, while r. Single and Sam
Baldwin captained the losing teams
and played a drawn game between
themselves. The goal scorers were;
Lieut.. Rogers, B. McCorriston (2), r.
Single (2), w. Dillingham; and c.
Denison (2). The other players were
r. Atkinson, o. Shipman, A. Porter,
Lieut.. Andrews, H. Damon, b. Sum
ner, U. Lemon, w. Rycroft and c.
Lucas. The practice games demon
strated the fact, if that were needed
that the material at hand is developing
fast. The Oahu team will have plenty
of reserve to draw upon if the men
now playing keep up their progress
particularly the younger players.
Amateur Field And Track Meet.
The amateur athlete meet scheduled
for July 4th promises WELL with Bill
Rice an assured runner. Rice played
for the Native Sons yesterday under