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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-23
Ghe=GrlaubuiRih.ine.

lBiGiam 8. Grace, 80, 5angins Rod,
1 SNo.
lSatbsrin. T. 8ettpiq.r, %, Rurz
pooD, 8.
(Jacob Stumpp, 80, Gtmpuoo ptace.
lWtinnie Wanlsp, 90, gImpoop qI.
lSofep6 8. 2ipins, %, 1854 5arp.p
I 4oenus.
5eanstts SimDn, 20, 3347 Reaoino
Rodo.
jJobn 8. Sapsrlanb, 81. Wilforo, 8.
tanna 5aller, p, 419 gant Strabs.
}2.slie .. got, q, Montaumerp, 8.
tgtbel 9. Ban Sbait, Is. Wpnt,
gomsrp.
lgBilis Granoin, q, 5oritsrs, 8.
IgeiIis Jree5s. 20, 1913 Gin Ctr.
|Rup 6. DoIforo, "a, Clinton, ,Snb.
t3uua 6. gurreb, "a, 1717 Sspitt
Ipenue.
lS9tts. S. 6Ads. II, 2c1lor ereef,
! Sbio.
lp6oebe Wt. gatmanr, 18, 1aplor
Gr.st, 8.
SSOispb 9. Stanforo, %, $50 20.
! Pearl.
lWaraarst S6annon, 20, 1910 8. 6.
l0m. .. 5lopsrs. 26, 9eors.topn,
I Gbio.
taIma 9ropn, q. 205 groabpdn.
iUm. Staasnhprit, "a, ct. 2ouis.
lgsra Rieg. "a, 40 70. CORN Ctr.
l2ouis Z. Stumpe, %, 1547 Race.
l2ouiie Dalton, %, 4o6 Qaurel.
|Gerparo Ramisp, 26, COG Carlisle
lSHs3 WeQs, 26. 6O6 Carlisle.
lSsnrp Sdosnf.lb. 50. 936 5cptins
lamslia Wifhslm, SO, Gbepipt, 8.
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Webmrtem. .

Albert unb gaa ariissr, 1924
0Iaoftone Npenus; Hnate.
2auis nno Clara Riebaus, 3211
Ahts 4penlis; Waoden.
gonaTD unb 6ottie 6eiipert. Gu
loiD nnb 6offner Strabe; anabe.
gburles unb bamolt 1urroips.
1861 aba Gtrabe; 3nilinse, anabs
unn WGbfen.
henrp unb Cora 6oaanbsr. 1142
Git syroni Strabe; Rnobe.
s5rnni unb 1bereia Maealep, 453
Weit WeWidsn 4penue; Wdohen.
9ertfanb unb Gmilie Rott, 3421
A6ie Mpenls; W6phen.
0ernorb unb Worp Weper, 2S11
WarfGtp auenu.; Wdo6en.
Oeorst uno Gbitb Slider. 466
6reitIine Mpenne; Rnnbt.
Qborles unb aiiIp Gottoni, 1719
Ras Gtrabe; 3tpifIinse. Anoben.
Warfin unb Cecilia Mdgner. 2849
WcWliden Apenus; 4ndbe.
Gbnarh nnb s}lora Gnmibi, 247O
1bDmpiou 4penue; Rnnbe.
WimulI unb Rattle syrif1mann,
1410 pleafont Strabe; Rnabe.
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3udlcnbcridt oes @ciunbbeitsamts.

Sm ItGptiIhen 9eiunobeitsomte
ipuroen pdIreno Der perflohsnen Dos
he 85 5dQe Don anftedennen arants
beitsn uno 13 3ooesfGae iniolgs iols
der 9rantteiten gsmelost, gegen 113
Grtrantungen uno Is gooesf1Ils in
Der paraQelpone Des pprigen Sahres.
4uf Die ein5elnsn Grantbeit:n pertbei.
len lid Die iydle pis foIgt: Shpino-
iuht % Grtrantungeu uno 20 3oa
oesfdQe; Shdrlhfieber q Grtrautun,
gen uno ein 3oDesfaQ; gBinopodsg
13 Grtrantungen; 9ipbtberitis IL Gr.
trantur9en; Waisrn 4 Grtrautungsn;
8eudbuIten uno 8ois je 3pei Grtrans
funssn; Ginoers puraliie cine Grtrdns
tuno unp Spei S0oesfGlle; 9Iottern
unb 5ppbusiisber je cine Grtrdntuns.
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sino sesen Witslito.r Der itaotii6en
Gipiloisniffummiiiiou srboben
wprben.

Tds Gommittee Der gioil Serpice
2sagus, ba5 ii6 aus ben 6erren mar
q. Wap, u. 9. Sptes uno CHARLES
3. Wilbp aufammenisBt uno eine eiuz
9ebenoe uHterfuhung Der Sbdtiatett
Der itdOt:i6sn GipilbisnittommiFion
unssitelt bat, untsrbrsitsts geitsrn iei-
nsn Sefuno ben berren 9i3szMapor
Simson W. Spbuion, Sdulratbsprd=
iibsnt Or. 2. 3. Warpin uno @sorse
4. 5arris. benz prdIioenteH Der 5il=
gungsfpnoss 5ruitess. Iieie prei Ser
ren bilosn betanntlih bic Bshorbe,
rrel6e bic Ttdotiften gipilpien'ttpms
mtNare 81 srnennen bat.
Tas llnteriubungstpmmittee be-
fauptst, oab Die aommiFGrs a6iolut
ibre pfliht nidt setban baben, inoem
iie eriiens einrdl aebn Wlonate nah
i6rsr grnsnnuns peritreiden lieben,
s6e Fie ihre RegelH ausurbsttstsu. Ser
nsr piro ben EommiHdren gum Dor
tpurf semaht. baB tie i'm 8an3en nur
221 Stsqen in Der Stootoerpaltung
uuter GioiIoienIt gebratt unb nur iebr
rpsrige priifun9en abg.balten BADEN.
Sn einen puntt piro teboh bic SteIz
Iungnabne Ter gipiloienittommihtoa
fir torrett ertlGrt, ndmIih in Der Gnt>
ifeiouus, bob Iaut bsm Geie5 fidotls
ite QngeItelIts, bic am /. eSdnuar
1910 i'm DienIt tparen, automQtlIdJ
rntsr gipiloisnit .tamsn, penn bic polt
ihnsn inneeebabtsn poiten in ben sus
itdnnisen eeIeslitsn geitimmungsn
sinssihlofen finb.
@i3esMapor Sohnion bsantragte,
nahesm Der 8eriht CUR 8erIsfun9 ess
langt mar, bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Der nod iibriaeng ipilpieuittommiIiGre,
ner 0erren GrsRihter D. 2ittleforo
uno WilIiom Morris, absr er uuroe
bierin iiberitimmt, oa Die Ssrren Oar
ris unn Or. Rarpiu iid oufiir eHts
itisosn, bab nen beioen 5erren 9elts
g,nbeit geoeben iperoeu iollts, fth scz
gen Die Acknowledgment gu pcrtAsIats
gen, Die seeen Iie erhoben lporoen Itnb
unb hieie Geleesnbeit trerosn Die 9ers
r,n am Gamitas babsn.
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zebr erbnft
Stno bic 0ietbDoiitenprebieer iibcr
Die yGin ltbr"-E roinuu5.

Sn Der geItrigen 8erIammluna Der
Utethobiiten Miniiters ITociatiou
biloste bic Don Wdpor Sunt angereete
Gin l1br" Srbinon5, luut tpslhsr
ben Rsitdururts, Die mttWtrtbIhaften
in 8srbtroung itsben, geitattet perosn
Toll, bis Elm ubr often gu baIten, fuIt
au5I6lieBli6 Dos Sbema Der Dis
tuition.
&uF 2lrtrag bon Rep. Or. Rpbb e.
Caring, benz 6ilfsrsbatteur bes ,Wez
ftern GbriIttan @opotate", puros etnz
Thinning beihloFen, bab bieie Sroiz
nan3 niht CUR Nnno6me gslangen foa=
te unb eine NbItrift oteies gei6IuiIss
ntrb in Der Stdotratbsiibung, in fpel@
der Die GrOinan5 CUR Nnnubne porz
gelegt iperoen fpirD, benz Stdptratb
3ugeitellt rperpen. W}it Der usberbrins
gung Der Srotnon3 nuroe Elm aus
feds MitoIis0err deficiencies &ommits
tee betraut.
Sm 8erluuf Der Debate iiber bic
Oroinun3 fam es .r.rihiepentlih 3u
iehr idarfsn QusiIIlen gegen Mapor
5unt, uno namentli6 Reo. 8Ioogett
ereiferte fth Tsbr iiber Die Sbatid1e,
odB oem geIeb 3upiber Die Wirtbs
Ihaften an ben Sonntagen qebffrst
iinb. .Denn Sunt ij6 pirtli9Rubm
erperben piq," bemertte Rep. 9Ion=
9stt, 10 foQ sr bic WirtbIhuften am
Sorntag ihIieBen. Sd perfDnlid1
ihdme mid oes Utapprs. Gntfpeoer
fpQ Der 8Irsermeiiter bic Gefsbs
ourhfii6ren, pber mir Ioltsn ibm euns
ssbDris gu 2ei6e riiten,"
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1ae Nammiibel.
3ablrfiAe SntersKentsn faHferirien
eeResn in Der anselesenbeit NIT
Napor 6nnt.

Die ntue StdotDerpaliuna plant
fir bic 3utunft cine nett snergiidere
1eidmpfung oes Rauhiibels unb I'M
ffh iibsr Wftiisl unb Wege 3u sinis
gen. mie bieitr aampf am 3pedm1s
bientn uno am GrfoIsr.i9itsn' eefiibrt
tutroen tam. iperben i'm aauf. Der
nddttn 3sit cine 4nsabI aonfsrensen
ron Jnterefsntsn abgebalten perosn.
Die erit. bieier aonferen3sn fanb ss4
tern 9ormittas i'm gureau Ses
WdDcrs itdit uno selessntIih berfslz
ben Gubertsn iih 9ertreter perfhiebes
rsr arbeiterunion.n. ReprGisntant.n
BON alubs unb @ersinisuugsu, ioiuie
bic Geomten Der Smote Qbotement
9ensue aur Sats.
Gin prattiihes ReIul!at aeitigte nie
aonfertn3 nihi unb bic 1beilnsbmsr
iperpsn In ben nGhit.n 3agsn unier
.inanoer bic einihldsisen Jrdaen
lueitsr psntiIiren unb oann in Der
iidhiten Wohe Wapor 5unt bas RE
IMIiai ibrer g.rathunseH uuterbrsis
ten.
Die 6auptfrase. iibsr rp<lde seissrn
Observation-Disclosures krridteH.
tpor Oh Der Itdoiiihe Rauhinipettor
ein prattif6er Snsenieur Tein ioa obsr
niht. Die Gmots abdtement 2iga
bat cine Crbinans ausseGrbeiist, Iuut
reIftr Der Rduhinipeitpr Elm pratt
tiFher 5nssnisur NIT elmer grfabruns
bon minbeitens fiinf Sabren iein mub.
Jiir bieft geftimmuns paren bic Re
prdientnnten Der perfhieoenen Jnz
asnieurs llnionsn, tpdbrenb pen an
otrer Seite Der Stanbpunit xrireten
fpurbe. bob Der Raudinipetior felbft
nihf Jnsenieur 5u iein brauhi. tpenn
er rur tiibtise Snsenieure 5u Aifiittn.
ten bat. 5erner berrihten audi Vhr
Dtrfhienene 4niihten iiber bic 5aupt.
btfusnifie bes Rauhinipetiors. NAH
renn bon elmer Geits MrIanat lpurbt
oaS oen Sneenieur erIdubi isin iole,
san3 senaue Hitimmungeu NIT Beouo
auf bic 5u pertpenbenben beisanlog.n
gu ireffen. perfpobr.en iih perihiebsn.
Der Nntpefsnben. In alersriier Qini.
Or Rihfer Rufus 3. Gmitb. gan,
eniihieoeH sesen cine berartise Ne.
iiimmuns. bic iie fur piel au irat
unb ipeiiaebeno bi<lten.
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glus benz Yoli3eigeribt.

Sn Der gsitriasn poliseiesri6ts.
fisung lag pas tppiihs Rpntasss
Godst Dor. Sine srobe an8abl DON
psrIcnsn mar lpsgsa Iruntenheit. I'm
fue, Serum!ungsrH ODER dbnli6er
0trgsben psrbditet poroen.
Tas Wittsrnattsssies mar in Der
Samfag uno Ulonins Raht aussns
fhsinli6 itri.t beIo.gt tpproen. oa iih
gsftern tsiH stn3i5er Wirtb ipeg,n
usbertntung S,s geieses au psrantz
rrortea bate. Ta5insssen mahtsu
mstrsrs Dirtts benz Rihier untsr Der
4nflase, iit gsgsn oas ScnntassssIsB
psraanssn gu babsu. ibre aufpartuHs.
Tieis JdIle purosH. fpie abli6. uuf
ods offene Godet s.ieBt.
M.brere 3ubdlttr tpuroen su ie $50
|nno ben Roitsn Dtrlrtbeilt.
Giniae U.rtrsterInntn Der 6albfpelt.
fpelhe auf oiieHsr 5trabe pem Wdns
nerfana nahosqauqea iparen, .rbieItsn
.benf1lIs 0sloiirdfer BON ie $50 3ubits
tirt.
Hihdrb 2o6sd peIher NIT ieinsr
iungtn. bIbItsu GIttiu uno isinem
8abp in BEN 5aui. go. 115 Gage
Strabe Dobnt, hItte psgen I'm
fuss uHD grassus O'rborssner Daffsn
feint 4uffpartung 81 MAIDEN, Ddbrsno
Marp Sing, BON 70. 1919 Walnut
StraB., ihre 5reuroin aooit Smith
unb Elm Mann Humsas Mm. Winebsr
mihlsr tpeasn unor oenilihen Bench
mems sem Riht,r ihre gluTipartuns
mdhien. Si. ndrsn am Sonntag
Abenn auf gsraulaiIuHs BON Jrau
2cxd perbaftst luOroen. ipeld,. Der
polissi mitetfeiIt bate, ouB ibr
Waan fih nit Warp 4ing uno anoeren
lieosrlidxn ysrionsH in Der Wobnune
osr sritsr.n berumSutteiben pflsss so.
bed battle, ols er in Gsielfbaft Der an
hsrsn 4nsssIasien psrsdftet purce, si'
n.n geIabsnsn MsDolOsr In iein,m 9es
iib. Nut 5arn Der aing Taeten aus,
bcB Qebxr, in i1rsr Wcbnuna elm re-
sfIredtes abiteiasauariier fir aieb.ss
p6rhsn etdblirt babe. Auberoem Durs
ben Ganen eeeen Murp porgebraht,
n<lHs fitb i'm Druds nidt gut aug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-23

Cine 9slegotion bisf0r ajiri6s
rlnd,ie ashern glanmitiaa Mapor 0uni
ibrt Aufrdrtuna. Gs mar bieTes BIZ
Gytfutipe Der 0amilion GouHtp Qis
qu0r Ctosut. befSebtMb aus ben Gerrsn
0ouis 1binp. Jcbn Niemes, Qonis
@ntsnbfrsfr unO Gus. 0inebronb.
Nk 9sfrtn na6mtn GsIe@nheii beH'
Mdpor bie UerfidtruMg IL oebsn, bo6
IIk III n leinent Adnspn efeen BIZ
&pe1nMikn unb Gtfste5a 5abertrestr In
3iri5 1cenerbe onf bds ~ 3briidlidb.
u un1et edttn irerbm.
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fber in einem automobil iiber Die gins
ippob Npenne fnbren,. gerietben fs in
Der yeGk ber Delta Mpenue In einen
Graben, ben fie Union 8as &c Glecs
trio 60. obne marnungs 2i6ter
bate often itebsn laFsn. 1as autoz
tnDbiI fisl babel nm uno tpurbs itarf
bsfd6bigt, ndbreno bic SnIafien auf
bic Gtrabs ssIdleuoert unD ale niht
unerbblif perlest Duroen. Qus be
fem GruGbe reidten iis gsitsrn S9uz
oeneriabtIagen iiber $500 reIp.
$2507.50 refp. $1,000 eegen bic uniDn
Gas &c electric SO. Elm.
eiteaa 4. Ried fubr am 27. Dez
5ember 1911 nit ibrem 8atten in eis
mem gutomobit iiber bic Wapne 3D.,
2odIanb, ais on Der Grsusuna Der
Cooper QpenK bas Qutomobil BON
elmer Gar Der Ohio 5raetion go. qe=
troffen uno nahe5u oemolrt fpurbe
Die 5rnu, pelde babel BON ibrem
Sis. a.fdfeubert pnro, uno erbsblibe
8srleBuneen baDontrus. bat oesbdlb
gsitsrn cine aldae iiber $500 oe1en
bic Sbio araetion So. angsItrengt.
TanIdb g a den.
WaIbinston 3. porter 1T 5eita=
msntspouitrsdsr BON Glisdbet6 ).
StabI.r; gerI0nalisn $4,000.
Robert e. Sutton lit JlQhlaBperz
ipolter BON emma g. RssOss; psrIos
ndlien $500.
Sliber @. gailep 1T Rahlaboerz
matter BON Qusius albert Stubl.r;
psrionalisn $500.
Qlbsrt Stern =: Ra6IabDernattsr
non Ron 5arris; perionaIien $500.
Gbparb u. Dartnsr lit NQhlabsz
osrpnlter BON uIbert 3. Wlents; Der
iOnaIisn $1,000.
Roie 9. 5dupef 1T RahIaBperpals
tsrin BON Jobn 5aupel; psrionalien
| $3.50.
amonba Gtout III 5eitamsntsDoQs
| itrstsrin BON Warp Sane WcGss;
Grunbstssntbum $4,000.
Gttu Ganorsa lit Jta6laBpertpaitss
rim bon 4lsr. Cambria; psrionulisr
$1,000.
Grant 8ebaooo 1T RafIaBDsrpal.
ter bon &dtbtrina WiiQsr; periouas
lien 1926.
| freo. autel6an lit Jtahinbosrpal.
ter BON Osear 6. 5umpbrep; Gruno:
eisentbum $500.
| Ulori. WaHptb permaht ihr 8srm0
| gen an ihr. orei ainber Sobn WaHot1
Qnna Beng uno Waria 5smpsImaun
| 4ubsrbsm btitimnt iie, oaB ibr Sob:
| Sphn pGbrsno Is Wonaten nah ibrtU
1Ooe ods Rs9t babsn ioQ, oas gruno
etaentbum an Der Ohio QOenue I'll
$1,000 su .ritehen uno in oieIsm Jaa
Elm 1rittst beg Beirag.s als isintl
gntheiI ubSu3ie6en.
9eridieb.nes.
6arrn Sptss sriangts Elm urthst
iiber S259O.21 ssoen Soiepb 8. De't
Der iriihers Stabtanpalt Ser
lotpmdn erlangte auf 9runo Der BE
itdbigung isiues 4utomcbils sin8er
bitt iber $280.16 segen bic Gintinnat
3rdction 60.
Geo. 8. 6offsrk, fpelAer ipegel
5trumIunserns einselpht tporoeu III
itreagi. eeitern stn 6obeas Gorpu
gerfabren on, um feline Greibeit 81
erlauseH. Der Gaa ipiro beuts Reh
mittas Dor Hidter Worner CUR Der
bunolung toHlmEr.
| Der Jarbtos Robert aepis, tpeIhs
ben Weibsn Yatrit Garter am Is
DECEMBER b. ). On Der BERN Strab
iiberfisl unb UNI 50 beraubte, puro
seit.rn i'm arimjnnfs.riht ihuIoi
befunoen.
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Warp BdIB, 80, 231 Gaprsnec
Strabe; arebs.
gdlsntins Reihert, "a, 3814Gnitsrn
Qosnue; GriADpfung.
Rutbdn WoIes, "a, 40 9aooen
5au; 5arnpersiftung.
9eorg. Doesner. So, 220 Sit Roz
dele Ctr; 5er3lsioen.
GbriItinu Robs, 62, 1854 Sycamore
Strubs; 2uftrDbrenent5iinbung
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Semperatnr.

sir bisf.s gIott tpurb.n s.ftsru DON
ben Sptitern 6. Rletn &c grp..
30. 435 Racs StraBe. folssnbs 5sm.
psratur lnt.rihitbe reaiftrirt:
Dorm. Grab Rdhm grdo
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Nus ben Werid,ts sbbfen.
Cigar Street Gsfe perlanst $780,:
900 fir isine beleibiste Chr.

Geo. 9. Dedebad's bebent.noe Ges
biibren Jorperuns. grlansi
.sinen" Gent ais Genusttunng. -
Gbeiheiounss Gdle. Shaoen=
srfabtlasen. Radlabfadsn. -
0erfhieoenes.
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probtrt u. g. MetaI polifb'
unb .garteepers Trienb". b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21

finish a game, while Larry Pape has
given his time to pitching to the bats
nlen in practice.
When it comes to showdown it
will probably be found that Boston's
greatest strength rests in a defense
that has been found plenty strong
enough to cope with the sacrifice game
in vogue in the American League, but
which has yet to be thoroughly tested
against the stealing, hit-and-run game
played by the Giants. The alright de-
tense has been largely responsible for
the successes achieved by most of the
pitchers. .~.
Banking On Old Dope.
Boston does not anticipate any
greater difficulty blocking the Giants
base runners if they start stealing
than Thomas experienced last fail,
chiefly because Carrigan stopped Nc
Graw's men in the series of 1909. Car
rIgan is better catcher now than he
was then, but the Giants of those days
weren't anything like as fast as the
1912 outfit. III .. p.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21
AMERICAN MAN AND
THE JAPANESE WOMAN

PITTSBURG (Pa), September L.
"The American man and the Japan
csc woman would make the ideal mar
riage," said o. Takamaya Of Toxic,
who arrived here today on a business
journey. "The American woman" he
continued, is very. very magnificent,
but the Japanese woman has so very
much more heart. She thinks of her
husband and children first, and of
herself last. But men are different.
We are more bad, you would say, to-
ward our wives.
"And the American husband is the
ideal as the Japanese woman Is the
ideal wife, The laboring class on the
Pacific Coast seems bent on stirring
up trouble between the nations, but
the prejudice there against the jap
anese is like pain in the little finger.
1t does not include the entire coun-
try. And, reporter" he called as the
interviewer was leaving, I'VE have no
Bull Moose'!"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21
today REGATIA MARKEI)NEW
EPOCH IN HISTORY Of ROWING

With the offering of a challenge
cup for the Senior six-oared barge
race, that event takes on the import.
ance of real championship, which
will be bone of contention between
rowing clubs both of the Coast and
of Hawaii for some time to come. II
1t hoped Heretofore the annual re.
gatta OF the Hawaiian Rowing Assoc
citation has been a purely sectional
affair, but now 1t includes terri
tory separated by seine 2000 odd
niles or ocean. and the title win mean
q good deal in rowing circles from
now on.
The cup, q handsome trophy de-
signed on graceful lines. was pre-
sented to the rowing association by
Wall & Dougherty 1t was rowed
for the first time this morning, and
was won and lost amid scenes of ex.
element such as have never been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21
THE TRUTH ABOUT SPORT
Is NEVER A KNOCK
;. G. BOCKUS HEAD
OF COUNTRY CLUB
GOLF FOR THE YEAR

Following the annual election OF Of.
ficers of the Oahu Country Club, q
new grounds committee has been ap.
pointed, and has taken over the varied
duties which fall to the lot OF this
body. At the local golf club there is
no green's committee, and what Is
known as the grounds committee has
charge not only OF al goIfing matters
pertaining 20 links and tournaments,
but also discharges various other du-
ties In connection with the outdoor
end of club life.
The Craftsmanship Of this commit
tee is one Of the most important Of
fees In the club, for on the commit
tees efficiency largely depends the
success or failure of what might be
termed organized golf. This year the
honor has gone to G. G. Bockus, his
fellow workers being James ]. B..
Greig, H. s. Gray, VIM. Healy and
VIM. Simpson.
Golffng dates are already set up
to the end OF the present year, but
the new committee Is already think
ing over the tournament program for
1913. With the new Is hole course
to be opened in the spring. the coming
year promises to be one Of the most
important in the clubs history, and
great things are expected
The suggestion has been made that
at least four tournaments a year be
scheduled for the ladies', and this Is
likely to be fayorably acted on by the
committee. At any rate, an annual
championship for them seems almost
necessity In club Of this size.
The proposition Of holding driving
and approaching and putting competi-
tons at frequent intervals Is also be-
ing considered.
Play for September for the Pres
dents trophy takes place this after.
noon and tomorrow, golfers having
the option of playing q medal round
on either day.
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FOSTER BEST
IN AMERICA

Eddie Foster, third baseman Of the
Washington club, is the best young
player to come into the American
j League this year, in the opinion Of
President Ban Johnson.
The head of the American League
voiced this opinion when asked to
name the best all-around young ball
player of this years vintage. This
is what Johnson says of Foster:
Foster is but one of several very
fast players who nave made great rec
ords in their first seasons efforts.
When every view of Fosters work
is considered, however, l believe he
is entitled to the honor of leading the
list. ~...s
Foster is a fast fielder, covers a
lot of ground, hits well and plays a
magnificent inside game. He is q
wise player in every way and is i'm
proving all of the time.
Second Adventure In League. -
This is his second adventure in
the American League, and he learned
much by his first experience. Like
many a young player, he was not
ready for fast company the first time
up, and he did not know how to take
care of himself. r..
1T is different now, however, for
he has learned his lesson well and
realizes it is up to him to keep him
self in condition to deliver the best
baseball that is in him. m p.
Foster is Chicago boy. He was
discovered by Robert Mercy when
Robert was manager of semi-pro
team several years ago. He waswith
the New York team in 1910, but was
not of much use, so was sold to
Rochester uf the International League.
He played great ball for Rochester
and last fall Jim McAleer spent two
weeks watching him before he made
up his mind to take him to Washing
ton. McAleer told me at that time
that Foster was the best young play
er he had seen anywhere that sea-
son.
Covers Much Ground.
The only possible objection to Fos-
ter might be that he is small, though
this does not appear to handicap him,
for he covers as much ground az any
third baseman, and his speed in get
ting after the ball is enough to make
up for any lack of inches. He throws
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presenting Mathewson and Marquard
at every opportunity.
That the New York batters are
weak before Richie is shown by the
record he has made against them. He
has appeared on the slab against them
in nine contests. Early in the sea
son he encountered difficulty in beat
ing them, but since he started in he
has scored victory after victory. Six
times he has humbled the Giants. 1t
would have been seven, but he hurt
himself in sliding into the plate in
one of the games on the Polo grounds
and was removed, the Giants win
ming after he was taken out. Since
then he has won all his contests from
the leaders. He has lost only one
and that was the first of the year,
when he was knocked out in five in
nings. The Giants have compiled a
total of fifty-three hits in 228 trips to
the plate for an average of 1882. but
that does not indicate how helpless
they are before him when he is pitch
ing his best brand of ball.
: Philadelphia and Pittsburg are two
Teams hIICule ids IOuuIcu WILL ne
Phillies in particular WELD the bat
too nightly to suit the Giant killer"
He has not started game against
them this season without being driv-
en- from the rubber. He has made
three attempts and on each occasion
was whipped before the third round
wSs finished. He has had better
luck against the Pirates although
they have trimmed him in two of the
four defeats on his record. He has
beaten the Corsairs twice.
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RED SOXs ARE STRONG
ON DEFENSIVE PLAY

NEW YORK Should Col. McGraw
deem it necessary, as he did in the
case of the Athletics last year, to as
sign one of his most obseryant players
to getting a first-hand line on the Red
Sox he'll have to send him to Boston
10 60 1t. No more this year do the
Athletics heirs apparent come to
these parts unless a Giant triumph
brings them here to play for worlds
series. III.
Nc Chance To Study Sox.
The fans would have been satisfied
to base his Red Sox calculations on
the Labor day games had they been
rlayed under anything that even .ap-
Iroximated regular base ball condi-
tons. As he is he must make allow
ances for heavy. soggy field, and a
gloom that made it next to impossible
for the athletics to show their best
betting form. 81 H..
It was possible year ago to gain
some sort of line on the Athletics
without having to resort to the record
books. There is no Such opportunity
10 study the Red Sox. Barring Labor
day, they haven't played in New York
since June, when the Athletics were
still believed to have more than bare
Iook-in for the pennant, and the Red
Sox were interesting only because
they were offering unexpected opposi-
ton to the advance of the Mackmen.
Though Boston has been made a
sight fayorite over the Giants in the
future betting IL was not until cou-
ple of weeks ago that most critics
took them seriously as pennant posi-
tiiities. There was something about
the team not altogether convincing de-
spite a lead of half dozen more
games. As late as three weeks ago