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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
ST. LOUIS TAKES
FIRST F R 0 N
PUNAHOUS

1t was a rafting good ball game at
Moiliili Saturday afternoon between
the Punahou Athletic Club amateurs,
and the picked team of pros playing
under the name of St. Louis Alumni.
Castle for the Punahous and Joy for
the Saints had a great pitching duel
and it took ten innings for the winner
to be declared The final score was
to 3 in favor of the st. Louis aggre-
cation.
The amateurs had a little the worst
of the baseball luck, and but for a
couple of hard luck breaks would have
won In the ninth the score was 3 to
8, and the Punahous, last at bat, had
one gone and men on first and sec
ofld. Edgecomb raped out a sharp
hit toward third, which the fielder
knocked down, touched third, and
managed to get to first in time to COM
pIete the double play. 1t was close
decision, but it was the right one.
Had Edgecomb been able to advance a
man at the cost of single out, the
Punahous would have had good
chance to bring in the winning run,
for Hoogs, who followed in the batting
order, had been hitting the ball on the
nose all day.
In the tenth the Saints got a man in
from second on long hit to the out
field, which puzzled Sumner to field.
The runner on second hesitated when
he rounded third, and finally went
back to the base Sumner threw to
third instead of to the plate, and the
run came in.
In their half of the tenth, the Puns
had another great chance to win.
With a man ON second, NOVEL;, who
had been batting right-handed against
Joys southnaw delivery, crossed to
the other side of the plate in the hope
of landing for long hit. He drove a
terrific liner high over first that
would have undoubtedly scored the
man on second. and might have even
gone for homer, but Albert Akana
made one of the sensational stabs of
the year, knocking the ball down and
getting back to first in time to make
the put-out unassisted -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
SMALL COLLEGES
EASY FOR THE
CELESTIALS

The AIlrChinese Continue to win
games, although they found the crack
Williams combination too hard a nut
20 crack. This is not altogether sur
prising, for Williams is the major
league team Of the eastern colleges
this year.
Following is an account of recent
game with Allegheny College, which
IL a fair sample Of the way the Chi
nese are carrying on with the smaller
institutions of learning.
The Chinese University of Hawaii
team outclassed the Allegheny base
ball nine yesterday afternoon on
Montgomery Field by the score of ID
to 2. The Chinese boys have been
all over the United States this sea-
son playing the biggest college teams
with remarkable SUCCESS, having won
5S games out of 80 played,
J The visitors showed marked abil-
fly to wallop the ball and sent Iseveral
specimens flying over the fence in
the first few minutes of practice.
Many Of their hits were carefully
placed Just out of reach of the short
stop and second baseman. Ayau, the
Chinese shortstop, played notice
ably fine game. He succeeded in
making five runs out Of six times at
bat and sent out liner out over left
field for q home rum En- Sue, at CEN
ter field, came in Tor four runs out
The Chinese were first at Bat. Ayau
started the merrygo.round with q
bounder over shortstop's head. Ayau
Immediately stole second. Ensue
struck out, and Kan Len whipped out
a long safe fly. Thus things went in
quick succession. Allegheny failed to
find the ball In the field or at bat and
the first inning closed 30 in favor OF
the visitors The second inning piled
up score of six. the fourth 81, sixth
l0-1, and ninth 14-2.
Robinson pitched good ball for the
college. striking out only one less
than Luck of the Hawaiians, but his
support in the field was very weak in
comparison with the snappy work of
the agile yellow.men. Croasmun
played an exceptional game for Allie,
gheny making a perfect record with
three hits to his credit. camp-map
made the home teams first run, in
the fourth inning, by a neat two-bag-
ger straight across third base, steal
to third, and quick slide home after
the catching of short fly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
HAWAIIAN ponies PLAYED STAR
POLO in SECOND INTERNATIONAL;
CONTEST WAS WILDLY EXCITING

Following the full international polo a
published Helen c.
mentioned having played we'll Waterbury
Merdo
Whitney Probably the
identifying the Sod
waterburys the
The cable dispatches the Of the The
name1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
Summary.

Three-base hit-Joy. Two-base hits
--Akana, Schuman, c. Moriyama,
Franco. Sacrifice hits = Hampton,
Baldwin, T Moriyama. Struck out
By Castle, 6; by JOY, I. Wild pitch
Joy. Passed ball-Raphael. Double
play-Bushnell to Akana. Hit by
pitcher-Edgecomb2 2. Umpires-Stay-
ton and Ringing. Time of game
hour and % minutes. 49,. -- r.: !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

p. A. C. 2; struck out by Scott Is,
Harris 1, Lawson s; bases on called
balls off Scott /, Harris 2, Lawson2;
wild pitch, lawson innings pitched
by Harris 2, Lawson s.; hits off Har-
ris 3, Lawson 4. Umpires, Stayton.
Bruins. Scorer, Raposo. Time Of
game, hr. 20 MINIS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
Poorest Exhibition of the Year
at Athletic Park DisguSts
the Fans
OAHU LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games.
p. A. C. 6, Coast Defense 1.
Stars 9. Asahis 2.

Two games of Class 2 ball we're in
flicted on the fans yesterday afternoon
at Athletic Park. There was not a
single redeeming feature about either
contest, and when. the closer finally
closed. the little band of the faithful
went YEARLY homewafd, their faith
sadly shaken. A few more, such ex.
hibitiors and the Oahu league will
be playing only to the Oriental en-.
thusiasts 60 who view the games at
the risk Of life and limb from the
Hanging Gardens OF Babylon.
Up to yesterday one Of the games
of the Sunday double header has
usually been fast, but for some reason
or other none Of the four teams en-
gagged could get up any speed yester-
day. II was listless ball all the way,
the players working without any pep,
and seeming to care nothing whether
they won or lost. The Portuguese and
Stars won their games because they
were less rotten than the opposition.
AS these teams had plenty of runs to
spare. they are hardly open to criti-
cism for not playing harder, but the
truth Is that the winners dished up
about as bushy brand of ball as did
the losers. The whole afternoon was
very sad and very tiresome.
The Coast Defense team started a
new pitcher named Harris, and he
lasted for Just two innings, .Paresa's
outfit fell on him with clouts Of Joy,
and two runs in the first. followed by
three In the second frame, drove him
pack 70 the bomb proof Lawson took
bis p11oe, but with b 'five-fnn lead to
overcome and bis team doing acts OF
ground and lofty tulnbling, Hand.
some Jack" didn't exactly pitch his
arm off. -Four hits and one run were
collected or his delivery, which is
pretty good holding after such a poor
start ON the part Of the team.
For the Portuguese. Scott was the
particular star, his work in the box
being high class. Scott seemed to
gather speed as the game progressed,
and the gunners were helpless before
his delivery. He moved down a
grand total of Is, seven of these fan
ming In row.
Asahis Are Slow.
The Asahis lacked their usual field
Ing class yesterday, when they went
up against the Stars, with Kibbey in
the box. Neither could they hit the
ball, three lonely bingles being all
that appear In the third column of
the block. This accounts for the 8
to 2 score that decorated the board
at the close. of the afternoon. In one
inning the Asahis had three men on
with none out, but a single tally was
all they could, collect off this oppor.
tunity to clean up.
The Japanese players made error
after error, G. Moriyama alone being
responsible for four. The usually
fast backstop seemed anchored in his
tracks. and unable to stop any sort of
bail that came his way. Thirteen
hobbies are charged against the side
and that in itself was enough to lose
the game.
Sueda started the game for the ia
panese, and did fairly well, but re.
tired when. the slaughter was half
over to give T. Moriyama some prac-
tice In lodging.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
ALL HAWAIIANS
/. Play Weird
GAMES
eY WIN. pEsnA.

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondent
with the All-Hawaiian team.)
AKRON, Neb, June 1.-THE All
Hawaiians have won one and lost
one to date, but there we're plenty of
excuses for the lost game, while the
win was a walkover to the tune OF
q to Z.
Today the team beat Akron 81 to
{, in a game in which we collected 81
base hits. 1t was slaughter, and
although playing conditions were no
better than in our first game at
Crush, Colorado, the boys are getting
their batting eye. The way we drove
the men around the circuit today was
caution.
The team Is getting along nicely,
and there isn't word of complaint
from anyone. Good quarters, good
grub, and general good time.
The initial game was played at
Brush, which town Is well named We
lost 4 to 5, but when it's considered
an alfalfa field, surrounded by coun-
try roads from which the dust was
carried by gale of wind, this isn't
surprising. The boys hads no chance
10 practice, and they were hardly In
condition to play. The umpires must
rave learned the game about so
years ago. The weather was very
cold. and this bothered the boys a
good deal.
The boys gave concert In the
opera house the evening OF the game
and made quite a hit. We are all
boosting Hawaii, and think that we
will make good in this department.
anyway.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
aaa q ZEE ZEE
WILLIAMS COLLEGE
BEATS ALL CHINESE

= Especial Star-Bulletin Cablel
X WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass, June
y %. Williams defeated the ALI
z Chinese Saturday to 4, in one
. of the best games the team has
Z ever played. Each side made
< single error, while Williams got
Z nine hits off Apau, to eight for
Z the Chinese. Apau and Markham
= worked for the Chinese, while
Z Cutler and Lewis we're the col
. lege battery. Game created lots
z OF excitement.
( SING HUNG HOE.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
FOURTH CAVALRY
Wins ANOTHER
FAST GAME
schofieId Rarraeka LEAGUE
Sundays Game

Fourth Cavalry z, First Infantry 5.
Especial Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFlELD BARRACKS, June %.
The Fourth Cavalry crowded the
league leaders little closer yester-
day by defeating the First Infantry
by the same score with which they
trimmed the Twenty-fifth last Sun
day. The brace which the First In
fantry have made on form and team
work and the continued success of
the Cavalry combined as magnet
that drew crowd remarkable for
size and enthusiasm.
The stands couldn't hold another
pound and the fringe of fans crowded
out into the outfield and at one time
in the game compelled cessation of
hostilities while the umpire found
the guard and cleared the field.
Aside from the large element of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
TRAIN TO BOXING CONTEST
AT SCH0FIELD BARRACKS

A special train will leave Palama
station next Tuesday evening at ten
minutes after seven for Schofield Bar
racks for the accommodation of those
who wish to witness the big boxing
contest to be pulled off at the bar
racks that night The train will leave
1SchofieId for Honolulu Immediately
after the last contest Round trip
tickets 81 25.-adyertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

with the early SHOW
Zeider he obtained from Chi
exchange for Hal Chase The Yanks leader the team has
strengthened by their liked the work
ze who will doubt play better ball Borto play hrst
aoutfeld bit
Gns. Cobb and
Speaker this Bortons fine first baseman but he
big hitter heavily years275 for twenty
the outfd will first permanently otherwise he will
fellow,
willing, worker the kind of like.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

Totals ........2b z 10 3
Hits and runs by innings:
Coast Defense
Runs .....0 o O o i 0 0 0 OIL
Base Hits 90 o o 1 / o 0 0 o.
p. A. C.
Runs O0010 o IS
Base Hits 31o101 ~
Summary-Two base hits, Sousa,
Hinkley, NJ Ornellas; sacrifice hit,
Scott; sacrifice fly, Scott; left on
bases, Coast Defense 8, P. Az c. g.;
first base on errors, Coast Defense
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

Summary-Two base hits, Walker,
kibbey, Dobsky; left on bases, Stars
., Asahi 10; first base on errors, Stars
s, Asahi 3; hit by pitcher, Walker;
struck out by Sueda l, T. Mori 8,
kibbey 8; bases on called balls, off
Sueda 4, I. Mort 8, Kibby 8; wild
pitch, Kibbey, t. Moriwama; passed
balls. Brito, Nishi; innings pitched by
Sueda 5, T. Moriyama 4; hits off
Sueda s, T. Moriyama A. Umpires,
Stayton, Bruno. Scorer, Raposo. Time
OF game, / hr. AZ minis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

An attempt was made to dynamite
the house of silk workers at Paterson
who refused to join the STRIKERS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

Raphael, c. 49,. 1 o 0 9 l 0
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05
MAKE THIS TEST
HOW TO TELL IF YOUR HAIR IE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In Ihe Prohst. Court for lhs District
 of Ainskz la and far Port Clarence
 Precinct.
 Tu rEe mattsr o( tho cStata Of q, w. AblIkok. deceased.
 Notice Is hereby stren that thA un. derhgned haB been appointed admin. Islrhror of Inc estate ot c. ". AbIikek. deccnsed, bE tho 2bove-mentionsd cnutt, and all creditors and pS1Eons having rlA1ms against ths said deeeAs- %d mre required t0 exhibit them win tl.o necessAfy Fouehuta, vitfan slE 1nontns from the date of thIS noceA tu the undersigned. adminislr2t0f' Hfcrsss Id, al the store Nf ]. Fl. Woods in ths Tnwm of Teller, Port C!aIeAcA lsrcciiEI, In tlls District of AlaseA- or Ii, ahe ofdcs uc ths Bureau ot EducR' tirn. tl.e sA me being tho place for tue .ransncLIen M .ha business Of Sel0 eRt!ltr.
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RpssIai Nua1%s H@~iev.

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DR. HoLcoMR IN JAIL,

SEATTLE, Msrch 4-pr. Ha.eo,uh Tho ia charged win atiemp,,ur f. 0"rh down ths reatdsnoa of h,s tormer ~its- "a now in isll on that chars%
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AAITERS 0F RECORD
MARCH 5, 1919.

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FROST CASES POSTPONED.

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 ,.. nlprer's !slrutl.TI .sL ''h "h'l the ,..,,raUE. p.,I,IIc ~hunl "Er-'lCd with .,,e,,rAlE tl,A aatmV ".tr''d''Etc "s
 ,h. sch1ni ttuaCl. THr tH1pi1- mpo, in ratr. is evAe''S thu same ...,a bnsng ii in ri~ higIt srhupI and ,r In ths grades. t"tnl frf 17s'
 y.I,SHpka--Thr uity >rIIlitiI mH' 1t h. r,mmbers lAsl Friday cYerInE Ind :, ihr nuuIsr or bnsILlssE "'rnlGht he ..,. fl decided rn take =unm stups Ln ,h. n,at.sr oI nIIine itr' vatunrr sp ,hr lsx[uisturs caused b% rs& rrsgsM ,,.r ofLL %IullalY. This rrLitcr Tlll ,s ArU,ehl Io the attention d Fior- ,n.r Clark, who Il ia eHEG-'re'i. Till uoyide s.sur mcnHs wh-'reIY Il1s !4ssatihM rpm here wi1I attend shc m,ettnr 1-ith it's rul. .luUIs "f HIsirt. IAn. Fntrhe,ks. a' q. Irons ~h" has hrs aeLinE as game w;LriGI. pAs Iaat Tuesday spPbLnrrSl ns n SIIeEIhI dEarer ny GcYyTuur Clark to u-I nu the Hup- ure0ziu nt IlIr snIe uf liquor 3roIIs Ih0 natives, Washington. Fru, 6--Thc AInaHa 1 Ignde%r industry. nccnrdinE fn n lsAleneut iusr iLrd. .llvws T ,;rnil nf Ils psr cent Idl.arUd-Cn,istrrIi I;'h. rr1Gned fur \ ThiIe fast wr1.k H Irn It i'uCanIE naaRS abroad tha: E1r supply of whis- D snd oth%t lSeIttag+H wls JIInlnF.h az " lRpilly tlEt . fntninls in fhAk" ,rttrtaR stnred IilltITnd In Inc f1cc.
 iGIulrY shows that HILitn Annle I 'Eatds of waizkY src stcrs, lLcrA is s1nlcicni 1n IsIrId tn last | lhel the orenIlLF uf na' :en tion- and iE sauIs nIly bc said uL Ltfr and "sFs. 4lthuugil Ilc twr Ia1rsr are &lT shor. anh may ha eshauEted sFlist.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05
GREAT FIRE
 BURNS MANY
'wo THousANp HoMes DE. STHofE1 IN JAFANEsE cIr
ep~oial huupAA @~rvIns.

epsoiaI NupHAG R~rvlnA.
 ~ aArrh IA large, numssr oR people pefiEhad and two thousaua no"es were destroyed ln A Erear sno 0As'erloH which occurred In the .Irv "f NumAdnni last night
 m addition to the houleu s.ysra, HreAt EpvsrnH+nt buildings wsra sl.o raSsd b th4 EEpund.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05

We NH says yul thr line Hud "0aeis Of writing ltIc Iuvrl ncmS to iOVf rIehds oH tic prt2idr. hy ma1,- 'E shs NcF1% Weekly Nugget tn any aaaress in ths star%s fIY+ ih c~riA rSr HDalh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05
TAFT si0Hs BILL FOR
 NEW. CABINET mEN
sase's! NGEHss as-vEs.

HHBNE VBFB{EV,
 "ASHLNGToS. D. t.., March = 0hiNsHt Taft to-day slgnsd .ho hl,,
 '" sxIrn member oE the 'aD'Het' Thts meanhrr Is inc satre,arv " 'or 80 that how hia nan,p car "t 10 The senate with the uther 'if"'Hsra and h!s sSIortiun hs rct,tts1
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05
AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old LswIt Hunter Ry@ and gns Fa- r.sHs Aths+ton Raurhsn WkIHkA5s. Distilled spring 1eV4-ipot bought is behd knd ruduGsd tu % per osnA by U. 8. government, by the hOttTs e| pAlfsH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05

Fc Ehs Ps0p1sF 1AAAAtY wAsrs you VIII receive good zPFH 4r.ustsA nv nS0A SUL waiss Am1sWAA. whe reu.tvx thH standard sAxsA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-05
TAFT AeAEEa TO
 CHANGE CUSTOM Marn
Special hup2s4 evnvsa

sp@eA n"n2st @arsaA
 WASHINGTON. D. c.. March sEeAuAn' Taft has anprorea of rh. treasury departments plan for tho rs. arrangement of customs dI-trIcta rhl. piAh is Father ooMpl.earsd ana ,,t.. 'n 'he greater psrt of the oorhtry