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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
M'QUILLAN'S COME BACK
IS SURPRISE OF MAJORS

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over the wav solds Ceorsa Mconilla an
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
HOW TO KEEP SLUGGERS
FROM NUMBERING BALL
IBy Latest MALL

CLEVELAND, O.-The question
often arises among fans and players
as to what ball should be pitched to
such heavy. sluggers Of the Cobb,
Crawford, Lajoie, Jackson type. Have
they, every one questions. social
ed hole where 1t is impossible for
them to- hit, or would it be better to
trust to luck to have them hit the
bali at some of the. fielders7
Manager Joe Birmingham probably
gives the best answer.
Il think the best thing to do" says
Joe, lis to let them hit, taking care,
however, that the bali Ibe thrown
across their shoulders, where they
can't get the benefit OF powerful
shoulder swing.
ct probably has been shown.
through years Of big league hitting.
that these heavy hitters crack every
thing. low or high, wide or on the in
side. The records, show them To
hit far above 800 each year. Such
statistics show, of themselves, thar
these hitters cant be fooled consist
emily. The best pitchers in the league
have tried it and have failed.
"Addie Joss, one Of the best twirl-
ers thatserer put on a,uniform, never
tried 10 fool them and he had them
hitting almost whatever he wished
them to hit. Addie never tried to puz-
zle them, realizing that any effort on
his part to do so would be futile. All
he tried TODD was to set the ball
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
)NLY TWO MORE
Tennis MATCHES

This afternoon at Ais, Mrs. Tlenton
Hind viii meet Miss Glib in the semi
final round Of the ladies' singles tour
nament, and the winner will play Miss
Olsen on the following day for the
tennis championship Of the territory.
Yesterday at Beretania Mrs. Rem
fcn Hind defeated Mrs. Nichols in a
fast and exciting three-set match, 2-6,
o., 6-1. On the same courts later in
the afternoon, Miss Olsen had an easy
victory over Miss Edwards, 6-2. Gil
This match put Miss Olsen into the
finals, which will be decided at Bere-
tania tomorrow afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

1T is really remarkable how. England
has altered her tune toward inter
national ,aI11etics For none than&a
quarter Of a century the Englishmen
would not entertain the idea of a
match with any country of the old
world, though they did come here in
1895 for the memorable meet with
the New York A. C. at Manhattan
Field, Several times England was in
vited to join Scotland and Ireland in
their annual international. but the
Saxon ever turned a deaf ear to the
kindly invitation. This year, Eng
land, seeing hat there is nothing like
inter-competiiion to arouse interest,
tackled Sweden for a series of IL
events. There is also report from
the English side that the Saxons are
going to join Scotland and Ireland in
a triple fixture next year. These
countries meet annually at Cross
country running, and the two styles
of football soccer" and rugby
and there was never any reason why
the track and field sports we're not
included. 1t may not be out of place
here to mention that the first inter-
national athletic match ever held in
the world was between England and
ireland, and as far back as 1876.
n CCORDING to eastern exchanges
n and cables, all barriers, bick-
erings, irregularities, misunderstand-
ings and objections have been cleared
away regarding the international
yacht race for the Americas cup.
Agreements between the New York
Yacht Club and the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club for contest for the his
toric cup to be pulled OFF next year
have been sealed, signed and deliys
cred and there is nothing that now
stands in the way of the race that
interests every nation on the earth.
The New York Yacht Club is going
ahead with its preparations for the
defense of the cup, the order for the
craft having already been placed with
an eastern firm, noted for its best
work along racing lines.
Sir, Thomas =Lipton has settled on
a seTentvfve footer, and, while the
American defenders have the right to
build craft of any length UP to
ninety-f feet, ii is almost certain
that they will meet Sir Thomas with
craft very near to the dimensions
of his challenger, Shamrock ". 1t is
known that there will be at least
three yachts in the elimination con-
test for the honor Of defending the
cup.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Sensational Charges Are Made
Against Integrity Of Former
Champion Others
Square

PORTLAND. Orr Stung bv 4
guilty conscience and smartIng under
alleged mistrentment BY Tommy
Burns, Arthur Pelley. worlds heavy
weight title claimant, has cancelled
Hurns maEagerial contract and simql
tanecnsly unbosomed a confession. In
a signed statement delivered 10 Ros.
coe Fawcett. sporting editor OF the
0res0nian.. Pelkey makes the charge
that he and Burns faxed their SIX
round bout at Calgary on March ssth
last
Pelkey unfolded few details Of his
recent vaudeville tour. and said that
while he was In fail at Calgary Burns
forced him to enter 4 vandeVillo tour
contract giving Burns SO per cent Of
all earnings.
The expose was drafted In 9 hotel
In Portland several days ago. sisned
and sealed By Pelkey and delivered
over for release September Oh.
Our sixround fight was called q
draw said PeIkey II his confession.
referring to his match with Burns
But we had Il all framed NJ I
could have whipped him easily. but
he wanted to make good showing
before his friends there and made ne
take two kn0okdowns to one Tor him.
Burns made me sneak around ~
the back way to his house eSor1
night for week prior 70 the <ilII.
and we had everything down pat He
was to knock me down IN the second
and fifth rounds and was 10 put him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
RERRESHOff IS
NOW DESIGNING
CUP DEFENDER
fRy Latest Mail

NEWPORT, r. I.-4G N. Pynchon
and two other well known yachtsnnen
are to build cup defender and Hers
reshoff Is now at work on the plans,
The defense of the Americas cup Is
Nat Herreshoff. the we'll known de-.
signer. Is with the New York Yacht
club feet on board his yacht Helian-
thus. Herreshoff Is at work on the
plsps for two yachts. At one time he
declined to. build more than one de-
fender, but he has been prevailed on
to undertake two boats These two
no doubt will be vastly different In.
model size and sail plan. One prob
ably viii be a light displacement boat
with small sail plan and the other
a player yacht with much moro driv-
ing power.
pynchon to Be Manager.
With G. NJ. Pynehon In. charge Of
one defender. the yacht will be well
managed and well handled. He viii
be associated with two well known
racing men, who for the present wish
to be unknown, but they are promin-
ent In the sport
Mr.. Pynchon began racing here with
the sixty foot sloop Nicola, which was
built by the Townsend & DoWney
company several years ago. The 9TH
er boat In this class was the Weeta-
moe. owned by United States Sena-
tor H. F., Lippitt Mr.. Pynchon rae
ed the Nicola consistently, but he
found that sailing on salt water was
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
ILLNESS OF R. SMITH
MAY NEcESSiTATE A
CHANGE IN THE BOAT

With the annual struggle for stl.
premacy on the water only three days
off, Myrtle boating men are faced
with a serious problem. owing to the
illness of r. Smith, stroke of tht
senior barge crew. Smith has a
touch of the dengue, and is confined
to his home, but il is hoped that he
will be. able to take a seat In the
boat Saturday Coach Schaefer has
about decided to make a last-minute
shift in any event, and the veteran
Frank Bechert probably the sbest IN.
dividual oarsman in Hawaii, viii so
in at stroke, with Smith taking Beck
ert's place at No. 4. If Smith is an
able to row, some other Substitution
will have to be made.
Schaefer has done wonders with
all the Myrtle crews, and not the
least pleasing feature of the trying
season of training and preparation
HIS been the entire harmony prevail
ing throughout the Myrtle Boat Club.
One competent coach has been In
charge, and everything has gone with
clock-like smoothness. If the Myrtle
crews fail to land in first place, it
will not be for lack of faithful work
and good coaching. but because the
men average much lighter this year
than sheir old-time rivals Of the. blue
and white.
MyrtIes Fit.
The Myrtle crews will have one
more hard row before Regatta Day,
and viii then give their time and at
tention 20 practicing starts and
spurts. They will be in the boat right
up to Friday. however, and from the
looks of the men, they are In no dam
ger of getting stale.
Here is the lineup OF the Myrtle
crews for the Regatta Day events:
Senior barge-Bow, b. Girdler; No.
2, II. Oss; No. 8, G. D. Center; No.
A., K. Smith; No. 5, A. GrimshaW;
stroke, Frank Bechert; cox, Luther
huff.
Junior barge-Bow, Jim Hart; No.
2, A. Porter; No. 3, A. R Vierra; No.
4, Nj. Shaw; No. 5, ]. Searle; stroke,
Ted Center; cox, HUFF.
Freshman barge Bow, Farrell; No.
2, U. Oss; No. 3, Gramberg; NO. A.,
w. Tdtys NO. D, w. I1dH6Ous otIOhS,
r. C. Foley; cox, HUFF.
Senior p&ir-No. 1, Bob Chilling
worth; stroke, j. OiBrien.
Junior pair-No. I, w. Rosa;
stroke, Frank Auerbach.
HealanIs Working.
The Healani crews are not letting
the barnacIes gather on the bottoms
OF their barges, and although there is
a feeling of confidence around the
clubhouse, the blue and white oars
men are not making the mistake Of
under preparation.
All the Healani rowing men and
substitutes have been at a training
table at a local restaurant for some
days past, and the men are in the
very best condition The senior crew
outweighs the Myrtles and averages
about 20 pounds to the man. and it,
all beef. too.
The public as well as the rowing
enthusiasts is looking forward to the
Healani-Myrtle dance, to be given at
the roof garden of the Young hotel
next Saturday night. A committee
from each club has this event in
hand, and this years dance promises
to be ( bigger. success than ever.
Tickets are being handled By mem
bers of both organizations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Frank Duncan, the national anna
feur 135-pound wrestling champion,
has been retained BY the Y. N. G.
A., to handle a wrestling club. and
give instruction to aspiring and per-
spring mat artists
Duncan recently came here from Sc
attic.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
FlLlPlNos COMING BACK.

The AlI-Filipino baseball team,
which played here some months ago
on its way TO the states, will be here
en- Saturday, September q. and will
play enc game against the Asahis Of
the Oahu League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
HON0LULUAND
MANILA Tennis
Events ACCORD
PLAYERS Who Go from CaIifor-
MIA to the Far East Should
Stop Here on Return

Honoluluis plan for handling a big
tennis tournament IN connection with
the ficral carnival next February
works in well with the biz interna-
tional tournament that is to be held
IN Manila the first week in January.
Tennis enthusiasts in. the Philippines
nave been busy for some time past,
and have secured the promise 81 sew
erh players from California who were
mentioned as possibilities fer the Ha-
waiian event. to compete in the Far
foast, and players from Australasia
nave also fallen into line.
This should work out well for the
success of Honolulu's tournament,
Tor the Califofnians who play In Ma
MIA can stop on here on the return
voyage, the dates of the local tourn-
ament to be. arranged to conform to
steamer schedules. Other prominent
players who are unable to make the
long voyage to Manila, VIII be able to
make q round trip Of three weeks or
q month to Ba~aii, and the chance
Of meeting some Australian and New
Zealand cracks should bring them
this Tar across the Pacific.
William Johnston and Ella Fot-I
trell, the young California cracks,
have signihed their intention OF 20
ing to Manila for the tournament and
there should be no dificulty in
persuading them to stop on here on
the way home. Then. there IL H. o.
Parker, New Zealand player OF high
ranking, who might be prevailed on
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

After "a long debate in executive
session of the senate. Tom Fox was
confirmed as postmaster at Sacramen-
to in spite of the opposition Of Ru-
Golph Spreckels, who travelled from
San. Francisco to Washington to as
sail his reputation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
PORTUGUESE SIGN PLAYERS.

The Portuguese Athletic Club has
signed Williamson and Swinton, Of
the 18th Infantry team. The deal
was put through last Sunday. when
the p. A. C.'s adjourned to Schofield
for a game. Williamson is fast
shortstop. and Swinton first sack
er. .--s-s.--.eS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Nadine Niehols velguth, known as
De most beautiful woman in Oregon.
has filed suit for divorce in Portland
from her husband who embezzled $10,-
00o from the Portland Gas Company
TO spend upon her during their court
ship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

George w. Monroe, one of the prom
inent actors in Lew Fields "All
Aboard" company playing in New
York, sailed for England without Civ
ing notice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Secretary Daniels has awarded the
contract for dredging a 600-foot chan
mel to the Mare Island navy yard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Entries will open at 9 a. m. Tues
dr., September 18th, with Irwin Spald
j-s at the Bank of Honolulu, Ltd,
Fort street, and will close Thursday,
September 18th, at IL noon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

For further particulars apply to the
Regatta committee. N. PHILLIPS
and IRWIN SPALnING.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Commencing at 3 a. m.
i1Me s;S Boat. Prize $780, second
2.--Senior Six-oared Sliding-seat
Barge. Prize $25 trophy.
-Six,pad6le Canoe. Prize $40; Sec
ond SIG.
4.--Fresliman Six-oared Sliding-seat
Barge. Prize $25 Trophy.
5.-Twelfe.oared Cutter or Six-oared
Steamer Boat. Prize $40; sec
ond SIS.
6.-Sailing Race for Pearls. Prize
So; second IS.
aF.-Junfor Six-oared Sliding-seat
Barge. Prize SIS Trophy.
S.-Senior Pair-oared Boat (sliding
seats). Prize SIS Trophy.
y.-Four-paddle Canoe Race. Prize
SIS; second SO.
Canoe Race. Prize $12;
second SIS.
11.-Four-padd Canoe (fcr women).
Prize SIS; second $40.
12.-JunIor Pair-oared Boat (sliding
seat. Prize $15 Trophy.
Races open to all No entry fees.
All rowing races to be governed by
the racing rules Of the Hawaiian Row
ing Association.
Each entry shall include the name
OF the boat, or, il it has none. the
name of the person who enters it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

There must be at least three boats
started before a second prize viii b
awarded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Each entry shall include the name
Of the boat, or, If it has none, the
name of the person who enters it.
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aonIcren3 5tpiiden Br1ii0ent @iI.
icn unO Dem Geinn6ten Ser Der.
Gtaaten in Dterico, SenrD Zane
@iIion, lei idon Iange ,geplnnt ge.
tueien. Der Sefretdr duberte lid,
icOod, nidt, oh bic 3uriid6erufling
oes @eianoten 6urd ole gertein.
lame 8eiGluer6e oes oiplomotiIden
aorps lpegen Der .6oItung Der Der.
Stooten 9legiernng DER Suerta gEb.
miniitration gegeuii6er DeranIaBt
uoroen iei.
Der @cIonotc 8ilion i6eint 5it
boreiIig gebanOeIt gu ba6eu inbem
cr glei9 nn9 Der grnorOlms Ma-
oero's ieiner 9legierlng bic pglner-
fennung oeS Suertn 9legirnes an.
rietb. Gns iab gan5 ans, als Oh
cr nit Der Suerta 4nrtei. gernein.
lame Code madte. 9eift m0s.
lid, lit, oaB @iIion nidt ipieoer
nadJ Merifo 3uriidgebt, uno OaB bie
@eiauotidaft in Den S1noen bon
Sefretdr S'Sbqubueiip blei6t. Die
Gpnoung eines ncuen @eianoten
iuiiroe aid Die g(nerfenmtus Der
Suerta 0iegierunq einIhlieben.
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Die lItwIano-
C'tItbuorIaotI
sam latltb utstm re- pmhtsal
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Nh tfHN wefhW Eh0 Nhis
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htf 1Hai ltIab li hlgIm Nofaf.
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laaf ndh ofm Ne|hJu ndilIe ag
nnm no a'fdHbWl Nulou lie IS.
icft iuigtitducig ne ausuahl
her brfi NiilAlitoct ogr Nannifiion
hit0 thHeu tfiGm tflellcu Hlf
es beibt lQmmfu hclonbaa eia
kom. Ntdlorni htr National 0ipit
btheraiieu Der III hem acaenrdf.
tiaeu gohnllrtil guiidrn oen rIill.
den giieubnhncu un0 ihFru 3iia.
onaeiteIltfu NIT Nriola cme uermit.
icIn0e Aone ipelir. mo HIdltrr
Nlnrtin u. anapp pom Nan0els,
arridlt IN Netrodlt Ias brittle 9lt.
glieo Der aomniiion onriie einrr
6er SiIisaeneralanmdItc lper0ell
Ger neuen aonmiihou lpcr0cn bic
Sohntor0crlmgen Der $4,000 3uai
Irutc Der oitlidlrn Giicub1buea, Io'
balo fe ms gcben gcirateu III. nori
atleat mcroe. Die eiienbabnen fin.
eiaten OIL Dab iie aud ihre 9e.
idperoen aesen Die glugeitsaten Der
aomnliiiton mlterbreiten meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
gEad, Elm WcOcnftaa.

Stem gprf, II. Silli.-Gm Sabl
mar geitern berfloiieh felt oel
GpieLboIter Sermann Jtoientbnf, pet
nit Gnibiianrg oes @raftiDitems bet
glelD gorfer RoIi3ei orobte, Oen stli.
qeItl ieiger Wlenhelnoroer aunl
Cpfer iieI. Der frii6ere 8oIi3ei,
Ieistn1nf Charles q. gedcr pnr
bier ieiner SpieBaeieIlen pnrOer
tpeaqn oicier @lnttbdt slim Eoot
berurtbeilt unD ieben iii cling SING
iErer Ginrihtiiug cntgegen. Sm
Qoiife 0es Iebten SobreS lit bic
glap gorFcr qoIi5ei nod berlhipSeut'
lids an ben Stranger geiteIIt wor-
rem, lu,o Elm griinblider stebfans
Bat itntigefull0en. .-l.