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KAhEHA ] l! TO
PUT FOOTBALL
SQUAD IN FIELD

A coach has come to aid of the IA,
mehameha gridfron players In the
person of Professor Brewer, a menu
Der of the faculty who Is a graduate
of the class Of Is Of Massachusetts
Agricultural College. He was ap,
preached by a committee of students
a few days ago and asked whether he
would be willing to turn out and
coach a team as the cadets were an
xious to put up a football eleven and
he consented at once to aid the boys
in their work.
After 1t was known that the Rams
had discovered coach word went
around that practice would be held
Saturday afternoon and at o'clock
more than forty would,be players
were seen on the field kicking the
pigskin around. President Horne
showed interest In the making of a
team by turning ott himself and
gave the men on the Zine few point.
ers. There were three different teams
at work for more than an hour. The
president has come % the aid of the
team with a new outfit, he also will
endeavor to have the3 Kan team plac-
ed In the present interscholastic Sc
ries taking the place Of the Town
team. A meeting is being called for
some time today to consider the mat.
ter. It is most likely that Punahou
and Highs viii agreE to the chang:
ing of the schedule in order to al
low the Kams to CONE In.
Among the star players who will
make a place on the team are George
Manoha the speedy track man who
will hold down q position behind the
line William Napiaaa who played
a brilliant game against the Highs
last week, will undoubtedly be the
quarter back It Is likely that Napi.
haa will give Manohb a close run
for the captaincy Of the team. Kalei
Hipa and w. Emo are among the
strong men who are expected to make
a place on the line. The Kams have
yery little time to pick their team
and it is stated that the eleven win
be chosen after praetice tomorrow.
The Honolulu School Cor Boys already
has challenged the Kams for game
to be played any time this week.
It has been four Years since the
Kams put up a football eleven against
any outside school
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COAST DEFENSE
AN D HAWAII
!. in FINALS
Stars Eliminated in One Sided
Battle at Ball Park
Yesterday 49,.

The Oahu League race was mar
rowed down a notch yesterday after
noon, when the Coast Defense team
won an easy g;:me from the Stars by
score OF to !. A good-sized crowd
OF fans attended the game, but most
OF the interest was lost after the
coast Defenders showed two runs
across in the first inning.
Jack Lawson, the Defenders pitch
er, had lot of stuff on the ball yes
terday and the Stars simply would
not wait him out, which they should
have done, as they couldn't hit him
successfully. Lawson went along for
a number of innings as If he would
get no-hit game, but toward the end
the Stars collected a few safeties,
scoring five IN all. though three at
lest were scratches. Lawson was
In such good form that the Stars
never really had chance at the
game, and in addition to twirling in
nice style, Handsome Jack cut on q
run at the plate by fielding ground
er and shooting Ii to the catcher.
The fielding of the Stars was
enough TO discourage any pitcher, but
Waterhouse, the tall colored twirler
Of the aggregation, aWorked like a
Trojan and kept the hits scattered.
His teammates gave him some good
support, hut at critical points there
were some bad errors. One run at
the plate was made on close deci-
sion oyer which the Stars were In
clined to grumble, but after the Coast
DefenseI lads had gone far out in the
lead, the one run meant nothing for
championship hopes.
Shay's home run over the right
field fence in the fourth was fea-
ture. He took q nice swing at the
ball, met It nicely, and dumped it out
of the lot for the circuit.
The Defenders won the game on
combinations of hits and errors, their
leaders on the batting list getting the
runs with good fielding, practically
al the runs. would have been cut on.
But such rs the luck of the game.
The Stars are. now out of the rum
ming for the championship Of the sec
ond half Of the league season, and the
.liaWaiians and Coast Defenders will
settle the last of the triple-tie playoff
games at Athletic park next Sunday.
1t ought TO be great game, and indi-
caions point to a big crowd.
Score yesterday:
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Junior LEAGUE
TEAMS in GOOD
DOUBLEHEADER
.PaWaaS Defeat Asahis While
Chinese Bring P.A.c.'s
to Camp
Yesterdays Results:
PaWaas ~. Asahis 3.

/ EdW66S 16S h6NukO o.
Chinese A. u. 3. p. A. C.. Jrs. 0.
The results of yesterdays games
Mt Athletic Park between the Oahu
Junior League teams, makes three
teams tied for first place In the sec
ond series and, from all predictions
special series viii have to be ar;
ranged to decide the winner Of the
championship lonors and who viii
have to play the Chinese team, pro-
vided ii is not the latter that wins
in the special series. The Pawaas.
Japanese and Chinese clubs have each
played seven games and won i've.
In the first contest, the Pawaas
found the Asahis easy. They had it
all their own way and after hitting
the ball all over the field and scor-
ing total of IL runs. Manager Hen
ry williams decided that 1t was
enough and give the signal to stop
the heavy scoring e. Cushingham
made his first appearances after his
mainland trip and was well received
by the fans. Mahuka pitched HIS
usual good game, with Cushingham
catching. The Chinese A. u. man
aged to shut out the Portuguese nine
which was able to connect with but
one hit o Axis deliveries. The Chi.
nese proved themselves the best be-
tween the two nations as ball players,
for the senior team defeated the p.
Al. G.. seniors the day before.
The following scores tells the story
In details
First Game. q
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ECHOES FROM THE initial GAME
BETWEEN M'KINLEY And PUNAHOU

The next game of the interscholastic
series will be played Saturday after
noon between the Town Team and
Oahu College. No referee has been
picked as yet, but it appears that
Glenn Jackson, the High School coach,
will be chosen to fill that position.
Saturdays game was one of the best
gridiron battles ever played on Alex
ander Field. Both teams put up good
fights and, although it was plain that
Punahou had the superior team, the
McKinleyites played a steady game,
and it was all the collegians could do
to keep them from scoring.
Fight" was the watchword for Nc
KinIey from the time the first whistle
blew until the end was reached, and
the team fought fair and clean
game of football.
j. To the coaches of the Mckinley
squad go large share of the honor
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ceiyed by Austin on the a5-yard line.
who carried IL 10 yards before he was
tackled by Kenneth Reidford.
the high school center Gordon
Brown took the leather on the first
down. being downed BY Kahalewal.
the high school LEFT tackle. after a
gain OF three yards On The second
down. Captain Ipman went through
for yard. All Hin OF the High school
doing some good lacking. The third
Down saw q bad pass from center, the
ball going beyond the backs. Reidford
dashed through and fell on 4. and tho
pigskin went over 10 the Highs.
Brash made good gain Of five yards
on the first. but on the second the
Highs lost five yards through pen.
atty. After gain Of two yards on
the third, Brush made an excellent 1t
tempt at q goal from The field. which
failed. The ball went into play on
the Highs 25-yard line IN possession
OF Punahou, and on the first down
Johnny O'D0wda. left guard Tor PU-
nahou. took q pass and ran for IS
yards before he was brought 10 earth
BY Clifford Melin For three downs
Brown failed to make gain, and Cap.
tain Imam was also unsuccessful n
q try for q goal from the field. owing
to bad pass from center The Runs
were penalized five yards and the
bali went over On the first down,
Brash went back for q loss Of three
yards. and the Highs were ponaIIzod
five yards for playing offsIde. A
gain Of five yards BY Brash saw tho
end Of the quarter with the score 1tI|l
Z to 0 In favor Of the collegians
Third Quarter.
Changes IN the High School lineup
sent Lee Kwai In for Takita and Aka
ma for All Hin The Highs kicked To-
the Ptinas. the bah being received BY
Austin on the 25-yard line. who ran
for o gain Of 10 yards before he was
downed Harry Baldwin fecei4ed thu
ball on the first and made no gain By
the EFFORTS Of Captain Joe sylvia. and
this pefformance was repeated 30 tho
second when h Vas again prevented
from gaining BY Fat Hurt On the
next down : pass from Mehoiltr I'.I
received BY Hind on tho l5.y6rd line.
who made no gain. The next twp
downs saw the Baldwin brothers take
the ball well into the Highs Territory
where, BY a remarkable stand, the Nc.
Kinleyites held the Plns down until
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PAWAAS

Summary Three base hits, John
son: two base hits. Peterson. Mahuka,
Tashiro; sacrifice hits. Cushingham,
Mahuka, Fujimbto: double plays, Iva
saki to Komeya. Tsuyiyama to Full.
moto to komeya, Aylett to johnson to
Peterson: bases on balls, on Iwasaki
4. Uyeno 1. OF Mahuka 5; struck out.
by lwasaki 0, Uyeno 1; by Mahuka 5;
wild pitches, Iwasaki and Mahuka;
passed balls, Cushingham 1. Tashiro
I. Empires. Henry Chillingworth.
Time of game. hr IS min. Scorer.
w. Tin Chong.
Second Game.
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CHINESE Team SHOWS FANS
WHY IT WON ON MAINLAND
Manager Sam Hops Ball TosserS Defeat
Make Good Uphill Fight and Almost Catch Speedy celeS
tiaIs-TraveIers Receive Welcome Home

The Chinese had a good chance 10
score in the first OF the ninth. With
one down, En- Sue was hit by a
pitched ball. Ayau hit through short
field. Two on. Kan Yen hit to short
and Williamson took the toss to sec
ond for the first out of double play.
Ayau bumped him going into the bag
and he could not make the double
play, but the interference cost the
chance and the side was retired.
There was short wrangle, but it
quickly died out. - Z
Ping Kong Saves Game. ra.-. !.
Inc Portuguese nearly sewed 1t up
in taclf nan. Madeiros tiew 70 Ayad,
LuL 4 Iizef Was sale on ltoDinson Is
fHlnDie. Ihen scott drove high anu
Ial LJwaIu .ne IsIlc3 between Eg1I
and cen.er. lt lookea ike pig nit,
.A..g, fsr the cnances were 10 ~ 1
asal.lst anyone se.Llng the BAH. Lit
Lac ring nong Ioped over from right
he'd Win an easy stride and Dacned
w almost 10 tne fence. mere WAS
a amsef la AIS way, one OF the sup
ipsI.s 20 the fence. 10 get the ball ne
nad 10 sean Daca against TINS tImoer
aad reach at arms length he STUCK
w has giofea maud, seOId on tlptoe
aAd just maue the eaten. II was Dig
league stun tut ne aid 1t as easily as
II II were NJ trick at AL. hat
caeckea Ine rally and enueu me For
tuguese. II Ping Kong mad missed,
kilzer coutd maze mAue lnlrd es.sIiy
and PROBABLY gone home.
OrnelIas CUT III rignI neid also con-
triDuted a stellar piece OF work IN the
Skill taxing Al z4Kanas snort ny by
q hard run. He haa 70 oiye 10 get the
bail. and fell hard but hung OH Ind
was given big hand AL AKana on
first twice saved errors for the iilfieid
by taxing low throws q Ia Hal Chase.
Tony hladeiros kept getting better
as the game progressed. making a
good uphfll scrap of it. Foster Rob
inson was in-and-out, pitching some
poor ball and some good bail. He
MAS hard to hit he NEEDED his posi-
ton VEIL though one easy grounder
got away from him. Both pitchers
mad trouble getting the ball over the
plate. though e - faif 10 Say that
they had to cut the heart of the pan
most OF the tinc. as Umpire Stayton
was giving no corners last Saturday.
The line-up and score:
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OCEAN VIEW SKATERS
PROVE TOO MUCH
FOR THE YOUNG GIANTS

The Ocean View team defeated the
Young Giants by score of 10 to 5
on Makili Field yesterday afternoon.
The game was fast one and Eddie
Borba the Ocean View twirler, held
the Giants to four hits. The Giants
had a fast team but they lacked a
pitcher. s..
! The line up is as follows:
John De Mello, G; Eddie Borba, p;
Toney Santos, Id: Toney GonsalPes,
2b; Manuel Garcia, Jr., 3b; Joe Fer
reira, SIS; Joe Gonsalves, IF; Toney
Costa, CT; N. R. Desa, If; John Axe.
vedo, sub; Young Santos, mascot.
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the ball went over. Campbell Gro
zier, quarterback for the High School.
and Allan Renton of Punahou demand
ed the services OF the water boys at
this stage Of the game. The Puns
bncked up. however. and by q series
of good gains took the ball back into
the Highs territory. when time was
called, no further score having been
made.
Last Quarter.
The ball went into play In possess
sion of Punahou on the Highs f5-yard
line. Inman was given the ball but
ran outside on tae first. and In the sec
ond Harry BALDWIN got in a good gain
of six yards. being prevented from
making further distance By ri F0ng
With the ball dangerously near their
line, the Highs made another pIucky
stand, and Ernest Baldwin was driven
hack BY Lee Kwai for loss Of three
yards Then the Pms were penalized
Is yards for holding Harry Baldwin
seemed to be without BIS usual good
luck, and All Hin carried him back for
a loss Of four yards Then Bin fnnan
tried for another place. and another
bad pass from center sent The ball
over his head He recovered Il. how
ever. being tackled far back OF the
line by KahaIewai Having faded to
: !
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The accepted feature OF the contest
was the remarkable showing made by
the High School against a team com.
posed Of players who have descended
along line OF gridiron champions.
II was struggle between two evenly
matched elevens. with both sides
fighting for supremacy. Victory
came to Punahou, for traditions must
be lived up to. ind Ii Is bound to IA
vor the High School from now on.
It would be useless to pick the indi-
yidual star players Of both teams. for
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~" TENNIS SCHEDULE.
Tndau,s Matches

Today's Matches. .,
4:30 p. m.-Wait and Graham vs..
Hannestad and Raseman. Fits and
Rowland vs. oss and Rath.
Tonorrow's Matches.
400 p. m.-Bartlett and Horne VS..
Wine and Cross.
s4:30 p. m-Tracy and Edgecomb
VS.. Worrall and Jackson.
Matches.
400 p. m.-Whitaker and Larimer
VS.. Brewer and Livingstone.
4:30 p. m.-Ricker and Schmutzler
bye. Fits and Rowland VS.. Oss and
Rath. -. .. W..
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HY HOWARD CASE.

touchdown hy the Punahou
1884 necholasc football
Mckinley
A weEkcked
Blue captain. the
in victory the
wheming defeats by Punahoa But the Highs have back
welcomed into the fraternity Of gon
touch and between the ccans Mneyes decide
championship.
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H.S.E B. and
HIGH SECONDS
TO PLAY next

The second game of The reserve
football team series will be played on
Alexander Field at 4, O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon when the Mckinley
High School eleven meets the pick
ed squad from the Honolulu School
for Boys. Little is known of the lat.
ter team. but 1T is reported that it
has developed into a strong aggrega-
ton under the direction of a former
eastern football player. The High
School squad made good showing In
its last game, and fast contest APP
pears to be in store for the fans.
The lfne-ups follow:
High School-AmaIla, (. b.; Bush,
q. b.; Rice, |. h. b.; Wong, r. h. b.;
McTaggart. G; Hawkins. r. g.. Lee,
l. g.; Wicke. |. t.: Carter. r. t.; d.
Bent, r. e.; Rosehill, |. e. III. q 81
II. S. F. B. Pahau, r. e.; Makalena,
]. e.; Kula, r. t.; Young, |. t.; May,
r. g.; Kan Moor, l. g.; Lee. c; Coo
kett, l. b. b.; Lake.. r. h. b.; Koon
zee, q. b.; and Reid. (. b. -
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Summary-Home runs, shay; sacri-
fice hits, Hixenbaugh, Zerbe; left on
bases, Stars 5, C. d. 4. first base on
errors. Stars 1, C. D. 3; hit by pitch
er, O'Hara; struck out, by Lawson H.
Warehouse z; bases on called balls.
of Lawson 0, Waterhouse o.. passed
balls, Brito. Umpires, Stayton and
Bruins; scorer, Raposo. Time of
game, one hour and twenty-seyen
minutes. 49,
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attained by that team. Bill Rosa,
Glenn jackson and A. N. Folsom did
a lot towards putting the team into
fit condition.
In the last quarter Captain Bill"
Inman crossed the High line but both
sides were off-sides, SO the referee
called the ball back.
There is still a question as to wheth-
er Brash's drop kick from the 30
yard line went between the posts.
From the side lines it looked very
much as if it did and those standing
just back of the post said they were
sure of it. The players on both teams
seemed to be satisfied that it did not,
as did the. referee and umpire. It was
a natty kick, however, and Brash de-
serves credit for his hard try. .
A place-kick was tried by Inman Of
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d Summary Home run, Williamson;
three-base hit, L. Akana; two-base
hits, Il. Akana, Markham; sacrifice
hits, En- Sue, Souza; double plays,
Chiiiingworth to Scott to Flizer;
bases on balls. of Robinson 2. of Me.
deiros 1; struck out, by Robinson 4,
by Medeiros 4; wild pitches, Me-
deiros. Umpircs, Stayton and Bruins.
Time of game, hour and 80 minutes.
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Summary-Two base hits, Aki, Kan
Fat; sacrificed hits, Apau; bases on
balls, off Domingo 3, off Aki .; struck
out, by Domingo s, by Aki s; passed
balls. Asing. Umpires, Henry Chill
hngWerth. Time Of game, hr min.
Scorer, w. Tin Chong. T
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Don't carry actual money when
travelling. Use travellers cheques,
which are much safer. handler and not
so easy to. lose by theft, etc. Pur-
chase Travellers Cheques at the Bank
Of Hawaii. Z.--, g.
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SuCI6 WCEo HOucse HbcEy Iudu Wo8 y
star. lighting with all that was in him.
The Highs and the Puns have still
two games to play for the decision Of
the championship, and, II there Is TO
be any wagers on the outcome, It
should be even.
Following IS the game by quarters:
FIRST QUARTER.
Winning the toss, the Highs chose
the Eva goal and received the kick.
or. Inman booted pretty one,
which was taken by Melin and
brought up to the 20-yard line. Brasl,
the High right haIfback,. was unable
TO make gain on the first down, but
on the second ne reeled on three
yards through tackle. Brownie,
Rice was given the sphere on the
third and after three yards demanded
the services of the water boy. The
fourth down saw Brash go through
for three more, following which a.
punt from the Highs was received by
Austin on the Puns' 45-ygrd line, who
was tackled by Quarterback Crozief
of the High School and made no
gain Ernest Baldwin took the pig
skin on the collegians' first down and
ran around fsgat end for good 20
yards before he was brought to
earth by Clifford Melin. Gordon
Brown, fullback for Punahou, went
through guard for a gain Of four
yards ON the second, and in the next
two downs. he and Harry Baldwin adj
vanced the leather three yards On
the next down there was huke on
H., r,uk - L, Ty.sItf -
was driven back for a loss of FIVE
ysrds by All Hin, the High School
Lett end, and the ball went over. Rice
was given the ball on the Highs first
down and made a yard through left
end, while on the second, Brash went
in for three yards on the other side,
Hind and Renton getting in some
good tackle work. on the third
down, Brash was showed back for a
loss Of two yards, and on the fourth.
he punted out, the ball being received
by Harry Baldwin who, after some
remarkable head work in lodging,
was downed on the Puns' 45-yard
line. barrow Menoher, the O. c.
quarterback, worked pretty play on
the first down, lodging through CEN
ter for gain of IS yards. being
tackled by Brash. Harry came back
In the second and advanced the ball
three yards through right guard. and
on the third Brown was unable to-
make gain. A tumble was made, by
the Puns owing to a bad pass from
center, but they recovered it and sent
Ernest Baldwin In for a gain of three
yards. On the next down Harry
Baldwin was given the ball and car
ried it until within three yards of the
High School line, time being called at
this stage.
SECOND QUARTER.
- The ball went into play in Puma
Eou's possession on the Highs three
yard line, third down Allan Renton
the o. C. right tackle, lodged back
CT the line. received the ball from the
hands of the quarterback, and carried
1t over for touchdown. Tnman kick
ed goal and the score stood to 0 IN
favor of the collegians. The High
kicked to the Puns, the ball being Re-
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