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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08
HOME runs Few
:OFF The STAR
B0A|MEN

1t is hard enough to get base hits
off Walter Johnson and Joe Wood
and almost an impossibility to pro-
cure home runs off them. This last
fact is driven home through inspeC-
ton of the American League four
Dagger records of 1912, such insrt c.
ton showing that each great box
man had only two circuit drives made
off his delivery last season. Harry
Lord, OF the Chicago White SoA.
should feel proud of himself when he
learns that he was the only Ameri
can League player to get homers off
these two stars of the firing line.
Lord made his circuit clout off the
Idaho phenom on May and touched
Smoky Joe for hit for the grand
tour on June 16. ..sg..: u.
Ping Bodie made the other homer
off Johnson, and Frank Baker the
other four-bagger off Wood, the dates
on which these historic hits were
manufactured being May s and Octo-
Der 3. 1t Will be noted that the two
four-ply smashers OFF johnson came
in the same game, by the way, In
which Johnson was knocked out Of
the box. johnson must have had
considerable speed, for prior to the
time he was driven to shelter he
smashed some bones in Lee Tame
hills arm by hitting him with a
pitched ball.
Other star pitchers did not possess
the skill Tor luckl that johnson and
Wood showed in preventing the man
3ufacture of home runs. Russell Ford,
for example, yielded 10 hits for the
full distance, two of which We're pro-
cured by Iris Speaker. Ed Walsh
vas located for six homers, Speaker
getting one such hit off the spit.ball
expert and whining a game with lit
Five home runs were made off
Tack Coombs, three off Bob Groom,
tour off vean Gregg and only one off
Chief" Bender. The figures follow:
New York, 27.-off Ford, 10; War
hop, 4; Quinn, a; Fisher, 3; Davis, .;
Mcconnell, 2; Vaughn, /; Caldweir, !
4 Chicago, 25.---Off Walsh, s; Benz,
s; LANCE. 4; Cicottee, 3; Mogridge,
3, White, 2; Jordan, /; Bell, /;
Peters, /.
Washington, 22.-off Hughes, s;
Groom, 8; Cashion, 3; Walker, 9;
Johnson, 2: Akers, 1; Griffith, /;
Engle, 1; White, 1.
Boston. 19.-Off Bedient, 6; Col
Inns, 4; Hall, a; OBrien, 3; Wood, 2
St Louis, 17.-Oft Powell, 5; ALI
son, 4; Mitchell, 2; Hamilton, 2; E.
Brown, 2; Frill, l; Baumgardner, l.
Detroit, 16.-Off Lake, 3; Wiliett,
8; Mullin, 8; Works, 2; Dubuc, 2;
Jensen, /; .Wheatley. /; Moran, l.
Cleveland, 15.-Off Gregg, 4;
Blanding. 3; ,Steen, 3; Baskette, 2;
George, /; Mitchell, i: Kahler, l.
Philadelphia 12.-Off Coombs, 5;
Brown, 2;s Pennock,. l; Russell, l;
Plank i; Bender, /; Houeka1.
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WATER WRESTLING is
TRIED OUT AT CHICAGO

Water wrestling was the novel
{. feature introduced at the last
e. aquatic carnival of the Chicago
= Athletic Association and the
:: event proved the most interest
= ing of the entire programme. Its
!. avowed object is TO develop prac-
., tical lifesavers. and there is no
e doubt that it will serve its pur-
: pose.
. The entrants draw lots and
. enter the pool in pairs. Once
L" in the water the two contestants
. go for each other hammer and
{. tongs, endeavoring to secure one
. of the holds prescribed by rules.
I: A decision is scored by bring
= ing the opponent to the surface
:. after putting on him one of the
= locks taken from the back which
4. are considered unbreakable
=. 1t is really American water
.. polo, adapted to individual corl-
= petition, and one may feel sur3
g. that any man who learns to
. ward the scientific tackles OF
. an expert player will have no
. difficulty in handling and sub
4: DUNG the most frantic victim Of
/. a drowning accident.
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Four Schools Will Battle for the
Championship During Short
Season of Three WeekS-The
Schedule Framed and Play
ers Are Ready to Take Field

A meeting of the Interscholastic
Athletic League was held yesterday
afternoon at the Mckinley High
School, for the purpose of arranging
the soccer schedule for the season.
aud discussing several other at.
fairs. The meeting was called to
order at o'clock by Mr., Kicker, OF
Punahou, and the business of the day
was Immediately taken up.
The, first question discussed was a
petition submitted by the Mills Instt-
tute, asking that it be allowed to
join the league in three sports: SOC
Ger, track and baseball. The fEca.
ton was put before the meeting ard
Mills Institute was unanimously Foted
into the league. :M.<
The second question taken up was
that of arranging the soccer sehed
tile for the season. With very few
objections from the representatives
of the four schools In the soccer
league, Mckinley, Kamehameha, st
Louis and Mills Institute, the SEIZED.
ule was rapidly arranged and is as
follows: 49,
January 10 ~. s....z.@
Mckinley vs.. ST. Louis,
Mills VS.. Kamehameha. .-.=
January II Il. j
Mills VS.. Mckinley.
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Baseball, like the brook, goes on for
ever. No sooner is one post-season
series ended than another is arranged.
in fast, "pott-season" is q misnoma,
&c there doesn't seem to be any off sea
SON nowadays, the only let-up from
Sunday bali being the days when Ath-
Ietic Park is unaer water.
This is not good for the sport. Base
ball Ike other good things in this vale
oi tears, thTfVes on anticipation, and
II the fans get nice dish OF baseball
served, to them every Sunday of the
year, they sicken of it, as they would
oE any other dainty. Your true base
hall bug. while craving the crack of the
bat and sight of the diamond, ds a
dope fiend Graves shot Is still the
very first to resent the fact that his
appetite isn't whetted by denial. In
his opinion. 1t cheapens his fayorite
sport to work 1t the year round with
out a rest. ~
Here we are, well into the first
nsontA of the new year, with league
championship of 1912 still undecided.
Tie Junior pennants is stilI uncertain
which wayfto fidtter, and almost be.
fore the scorers will have the aver.
ages for one ieason completed, the
schedule committee will produce the
playing dates for the next.
The. finish OF the Oahu Senios
League season was delayed more than
month on account Of bad weather
exhibition games, and the play-off OF
the tie between the j. A. C.s and stars
for the first Half of the schedule. Then
came the pennant series between the
}. A. C.s and Portuguese. Previous to,
ard following that, the Chinese took
e"ery team Of the Oahu League IN
turn, and then played a tWo-in-three
series with the champion Portuguese,
a series with the Hilo, team earlier in
-tha year should not be overlooked.
With all this medley Of thcsnatlona'
gaEle, one would think the fans ant
raayers might be given a couple O.
months rest before the 1913 grind is
taken up. The argument mighl &c
sprung that the last few games, haYt
drawn the largest crowds of the sea
Chinese figured would naturally be
son pardon the slip, of the twelve
nlonths-but like the near-food tina :,
comes from Battle Greek, there rea,
BON = The games in which the All,
drawing cards, for the double reason!
that the team played long series on
the mainland. stimulating the curios-
ity OF the fans as to its relative ability.
end because the Chinese team plays
better brand of baseball than patrons
have been getting from the local az,
gFegations. >
Another thing that should MAKE
those at the head of affairs charry O,
too much. baseball. is the dreary Gus
tom of always playing double head,
headers, which kills the interest ii
hall the time. The crowds were JUS
as large, and the excitement just as.
keen, during the. last pennant series.
when only one game per afternoon
was played. Fss2zrr.z..,y = =.
Games are scheduled for the next
three Sundays. When this dose is over,
let the brilliant minds that can always
figure up a new combination of play
ers, or a new name for an old combinas
ton, turn their attention to something
else, and leave us a little enthusiasm
and interest for the 1918 season pro.
Ter. .... g. go --t. ..t
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AUTHENTIC COMPILAIONOF ALL
INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACKRECORDS

Interscholastic track and field rec,
ords, over which there has been some
confusion and dispute in the past,
have been Strengthened out and listed
by special committee Of the Inter-
Scholastic Athletic League, and yes
terday were submitted as revised TO
that body, and we're approved.
At previous track and field meets Of
the schools, the alleged record for
each event has appeared on the pro-
gram. AS matter of fact, though.
some of the marks thus appearing
were made in other than inter-school
meetings, with the result that specta-
tors were led to unfair comparisons,
while the athletes themselves were
disappointed at their failure to live up
to the alleged performances of their
predecessors.
The league. decided some time ago
that this condition should be changed,
and appointed committee to delye
into the files and produce set of au-
thentic figures. This was done and
Interseh0Iastic Trac
Event Record.
100 yard .............. l0 10. 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08

pior skat player Of America; The0s
rore N. York. who E,aged right guard
on the Yale Varsity fa1tbalI team;
Andrew Trautz. a forlrer champion
swimmer of America Edgar Day. a
noted Canadian hoGKey player: la.
yid Bruce.Brown and Dob Hunter,
automobile racers; Edward Stoke. a
noted Chicago bowler; Patrick ]. Nc.
Nulty a veteran Boston oarsman;
Martin E. Monahan, OF Albany, one
OF the fOur-Cared she'll crew that won
the international championship at
PHILADELPHIA in 1876. anf Charles ~.
Lewis, of Worcester, vino Yith Ed.
ward II. Ten Eyck held the world
dOuble-skujl championship,
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THE TRUTH ABOUT SPORT
is NEVER A KNOCK
MILLS INSTITUTE. IS VOTED INTO
NTERSCHOLASTIC SOCCER LEAGUE

January 10
st. Louis VS.. kamehameha.
January 20
Mckinley We. kamehaHeha
January 81
Mills VS.. ST. Louis.
January %
Mckinley VS.. St. Lsui7,
Mills VS.. kamesaneha.
January 81
Mills vs.. Mckinley.
January %
kamehameha vs.. O. Lee.l5.
January 81
Mckinley vs.. kamehareka,
Mills Vs. 1st. Louis.
The entire soccer schedule had to-
be crowded into one month as this
term Is an extremely htisy one as
far as athletics Is concerned. The
fields upon which the games viii be
played were not named. but are 10
be left for The schools to pick with
the mutual agreement that enc OF the
games has to be played away from
home grounds.
The length of the halves was also
put before the. meeting There was
considerable discussion on this ques
tfon. some thinking that twenty min
utes would be right and others argu
ing for twenty-five minutes. The
question was finally put to vote and
decided in favor Of twenty-five min.
ute halves and ten minutes intermls
sion. A proviso was put to this act
however. 10 the effect that Il both
captains agreed upon twenty minute
halves, before the game began. tho
game might be played with thai
change.
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the list presented yesterday viii Be
considered as the only sirnon-purc ar
ticle from now on.
Two records are still under inve ST..
cation. There Is some question as %
who the real haIsets ef the e20n e,id
440-yard marks are On March 20
1903, w. Rice JTIigh Sehooll did the
20 in % 20 This Is from filed
record Of the meet. hut there is talk
that in 1902 a. Akana fKamehanehal
did the 220 In the same time. IL this
is so, he Is the real hplder Of the rec
ord. as he was the first to make H.
In the 40, e. Glib nlade 1t in s. ~
on March i6, 1912. THIS Is from filed
records, bit in this CAGE as In the 9th
Ier, there Is 4 report which has not
been verified so far that r. acharsh
OF Kamahameha did the 40 In 81 flat
in 1922 Both thee reports have not
yet been verified bit are still under
Investigation. The committee hopes
to have the matter settled BY the next
meeting Of the league
The revised figures follow:
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If everybody, helps, there will be the
biggest show Honolulu ever saw dur.
ing the Carnival week In February. I'm
aRv event, there will be the biggest
crowd of visitors. DO your share to
help Honolulu TO snake good.
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I read it in the -3glletiH. II
must be 80.
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All electric lighted highway from
San Diego to San Francisco by way
of Los Angeles and Oakland is pro,
posed 10 be completed by 1915.
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SAWED OFF H1
SHORT : 80,

Bowlers who are to compete in. the
club tournament of the Y NJ. C. A
are expected TO attend a meeting
called for Tuesday, Jan. IA, at T:3G
p. m, at Cooke Hall. Manager Wis.
dom, of the alleys, expects everyone
TO show up. as matters OF importance
such as the length of the schedule
the playing dates, and the average
that will be credited to Dummy. are
to be discussed. Six teams are il
the league this year. as follows: Ho
noIulans, Laetis. Brunswick Balkes
Cosmos, HealaniS, MyrtleS.
February IL was suggested as the
cate for the annual interSchOlastiC
CrosS-country run, at a meeting of the
IntersCholastic Athletic League helG
yesterday afternoon. No definite de
Cision was made, the matter gOinc
over untn the nexet meeting. out nc
serious objections were raised to that
Date.
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Gardner. Demotrdtsn, Der mablbes
horbe unisrbreitet. Sas 8iigsrtifet
III irpn oufgeitelt.
@eorae 2an6ert BON Der Cubs
l0tp Strabe tuurbs aeItsrn Worasn
I'm 2uolop BART fhlaf,uo bon tinem
ppIiaiiten aefunben unb neil ,r einen
Rsoclpsr in Der Saftentdffe trug.
psrbdftet.
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cen nan Dem 3ipeiiGbrisen EuFea
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riBt pirb.
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5als trieb.
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Meiniier uno Cane Strabe srtrdntte
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tpaaen nnh ieinsr Wobnung bsforoert
fperoen.
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9ebanoEung.
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ner Carl 6arriTun In Der Dirthihaft
pon 5enrp Sieb i6m am %. Suli 81
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pe-baftsl, itboh gegtn gsirgitaft Biz
gum belitiesn 9erhOr DOR Tlapor
Stroub tntfdiien.
- 2ffle wirthibafttH biz auf cine
fsbr ilsine an3ahl uaren seitern DIN
aun3sn Tag geTflrHsH.
Der gountp gIert Scbn 5.Seatb.
tpelhtr beute fein amt antritt, ftsIIte
bic not1iss giirsf6dft I'M 8etrage poH
$25. 900.
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glrmbruft nit Grl. Mprtle 8rpt6arbt
tuuros ssitern nnse5eigi. Die heiratb
fiHDst am IA. ausufs it6ti.
- Dos Grann<iSsnthum o<sHaasra
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nnb srlitt ouBsr einem gstnbru6 du6
iHnsre 8erIebunssn. Er uuros nah
oea ct. Gliiabstb 5Dfpitdl gsbraht.
no fein 3uitant ais Elm tritiider be-
5si6net tpiro.
Wdbreno elmer dlfgenieimn Rsts
lsrei an osr 3. uno Ybilooeipbia Ctr,
DurDe Roldnb Beit Elm Stiid aus feis
ner Wdnge gsbiTtn nno erIitt 5bos
mas gorrigon cine 9trIesung an Der
S6ultsr. IeIt tpurbs nu1 BEN ct.
GliIabctb 5ofpitai gebraht uno gors
rigan nod Dem Gkfdngnib geldnbt, no
Or. Ranib1p ihn in gsbonblung
nabm. Die polissi Iitnt ndf) peter
antou GOnne nno G<ora Drcrstius,
bic aneebli1 an osr aeiieret b<tbkiligt
gpeien ftin ioIIen.
- 2eondro Gulid srlanqte einsn
6nft6efebI gsgen u. gBaltsr tpeQsn
angriffs unb GdIdgsrsi. Waltsr iOn
9uiid elm gierglds an ben aopf gee
tporfen bdben, irfoIee bsFsn er cine
iiefe Sdnittipuubs am aopfe erIitt.
0nIit ipurce ndh goHfusIrs Apotbts
gebraGt. mo ieine Witnes bsbaHbelt
iuurDt. Wolter puroe unter 800
girgiduft sntIoifeu. Der Strit foil
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fir bic psrflofsns Wohe: 3oIepbins
8ebIe, 60; 2ouis Ulitdeis, 81; Dm.
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90; oSObn 2opeIacs. "a; Qnna mulras
dp. So; Jrant Bitter, 5; Barbara
2angebabn, 66; Gath. =. aeitn, g.;
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Die 5errsn Geors. 3. Roth, so. ROs
fenfslS uno Rtp. Wm. 8. Dorm purs
Zen aIs WitgIieoer aufaencmmsn.
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fer 1iitritt b. q. bas 0a6lreTulta!
geitrtfen loirD. Cine lInterIu1unq ers
CAB, oab oas 4ppeaationsgeriht ents
fdieoen BAT, oaB 10 ldnge Elm 8eieg
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3iltritt porbdn0en lit, DerIelbe giiltig
lit, arh tpenn bic Wdblbeamten bic
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ba6en iollten.
0erbnftungen: Sriie Rantin,
bic an Der Gde Der s. uno 2of0sl
StraBe cine Rubsftorung DerurIdfte,
fDurDs BON ben qlolt3iiteu gertelsmdn
uno qrim perbdftet.- aeslis SbieIbs.
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uno Ulonmoutb StraBe in bstrunte=
nsm 3uitdHbe gsmsin benommen gu
bo6en. ipurbe bonn 9oliBiItsn Gpans
in Ob1at osnommen.
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Eabtnn iimo SeIlebme.

gei Der am Samitdg a6gebaltes
nen qrimGrpabl fpurosu auf benz be-
motratifteu 5idet In 8easDue Die foI>
eenosu Rominationen gemdht:
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glsrt: Samss O'8aaagber.
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poIi3siridter: aoolpb Glein.
Stdotrdt1. /. Waro: Gilbert 9enoer
unb Geo 9orens. 2. Warb: u. 5untsn
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Sobn Qnoerion uno Sobn 9rob. 4.
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Die Republitaner geaepuss nOmis
nirten:
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man uno .. .. 9roreu. 2. Waro.
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Warb: Grant 3. Sbumate uno Sobr
5apertomp. 4. Waro: Shomas 5auss
man unb Sol. 6. Strum.
Die qrimdruabl in 9apton srs
gub foIssnoes Refultdt:
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ShasmeiFter: 5rso. $. asdsrs.
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ming. 3. Waro: 5bomds So. Delansr
uno gbas. Z. Shoup. 4. Baro: 3onf
9effr uno 60. z. Billidms.
Die RspuOIitonsr 9aptOns uomis
nirten:
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glert: g. +. 2ouberpaFer.
Sfabmeifttr: Refine Romiuatipn.
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poli3eiri6ter: 5rances g. Bitter.
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groun Bessl unb 7. q. Smith. 4
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8 ffi3ier gebt in b en-
JpD.

Berlin, 3. 2luguit. 0ur6 feline
0huloen uno b05 Ordngen istner
9Idubigsr CUR 8er3peiflunq qetrieben,
mahte beute in llIm Elm Gberleutnant
oes lllanen Regiments 90. 19 Ieinem
Geben Elm GHbe, tnDem er Ii6 etne 8us
gel Durh ben &opf jagte. Der auBer=
0rOentlih begabte Gffi3ter mar 3ur
RriegsdtaDeme abtommun0jrt nors
ben unb beriu6te elm ARRANGEMENT
nit Ieinen 8ldubigern gu treffen, I'm
bis gu fetner Riidtebr gum Hegimsnt
Rube por tbnen gu baben. Die Du=
6erer IieBen iid jebot niht Dertr0=
Tten, Tonoern brohten, 'ih an Dsn
Gberit gu tperben, Syu ieiner Be-
ordngniB Iab Der llngIutIi6e tetnen
4uspsg ms4r uno er 8riff gum Re0OIz
Der.
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