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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
CRACK PLAYERS
CONE FOR GAME

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
SCHoFlELD BARRACKS, March %.
For the game between the Twenty
fifth Infantry and the Saint Louis
teams at Athletic Park today, Lieu
tenant Saunders, manager of the SOL
der team will carry to Honolulu
twenty players and it is likely that
Honolulu fans will see several new
faces in the lineup. This, however,
will depend largely on whom the
Saint Louis manager puts in the box.
If Barney Joy or the soldier south
paw Lawson, is chosen, Lieutenant
Saunders will doubtless make up his
batting list from his righthand hit
tiers and this means that Willis,
Slaughter, Cullens and Palmer, all
lefthand hitters, will not play. If the
Saints offer a righthand pitcher the
same old lineup win probably repre-
sent the Twenty-fifth. For pitchers
the soldiers will have Jasper or Lowe.
The probable lineup will be Jasper
and Cross for battery; Jackson, first;
White, second; Parker, short; VIII
hanson, third; Swinton, left; Scott,
center, and Proctor, right.
For the game against the All-Portu-
guese here, on Sunday, the Twenty
+. fifth expects to play the lineup of the
Chinese game and Warehouse will
probably do the fiinging. This being
the first big game of the season an
immense crowd of soldier fans nill at
tend.
Since the Chinese game, Lieutenant
Saunders has been putting his team
through considerable extra practice
and he has been putting on his spik-
ed shoes and getting in the practice
himself. Honolulu knows, from the
three appearances the team has made
at Athletic Park, that it is as yet
green but from this weeks work IL
can be seen that it is getting into its
stride and the brand of ball it will be
Offering soon will suit the most ex-
acting fan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
indoor BASEBALL
LEAGUE FORMED
At Y. M. c. A. .

Indoor baseball has started at the
"Y." A meeting of the managers for
the different teams held yesterday re-
suited in framing up schedule and
such other arrangements necessary in
carrying out the program OF the base
ball series.
All games will be played on the
Games Hall diamond On Thursday
evenings with one exception, when the
Red Sox will cross bats with the Hea-
lanis on April 9th instead of Thurs
day the 10th. The games will start
promptly at 8 o'clock and everybody Is
invited to see the fun.
A great many people have the erro-
neous impression that members only
are allowed TO attend the various ath.
letic stunts and exhibitions given by
the physical department. Every per-
son interested the least bit in athle-
tics is cordially invited.
The manager for the White Sox is
Bert Buchta, who has some fast base
ball material, and who says he will
keen his slate clean from a defeat.
Nevertheless A. r. Tinker, manager
for the Healanis. will make the other
teams dig, for he has nearly the cream
OF indoor ball players of the assocla,
ton. They are husky bunch and
should be properly called the Giants.
The Red Sox are not very well or
ganized as yet, but by the time their
date to play comes round they Will
have a fairly good lineup of ball toss
ers. There will undoubtedly be a live
ly race for the pennant which VIII De
given the championship team.
HY" Indoor Baseball League Schedule
Healanis VS.. White Sox-Mar. "a.
White Sox VS.. Red Sox-April 3.
Red Sox VS.. Healanis-April 8.
White Sox vs.. Healanis-April II.
Red Sox VS.. White Sox--April "a.
HeaIani VS.. Red Sox-May l.
White Sox vs.. Healanis May 3.
Red Sox VS.. White Sox-May 10.
Healanis vs. Red Sox-May 22.
The pentathlon athletic meet comes
on the tenth of April. No admission
will be charged to any of the baseball
games nor to the pentathlon events.
The Y. M. C. A. physical department
is very anxious to stir up enthusiasm
in all kinds of healthy sport, and de-
yelop healthy sportsmen.
. "a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
GLAZED ONIONS.

Choose mild onions for this way of
cooking. Melt half cupful of butter
in a saucepan, then put in as many
peeled onions as will fit in without
crowding. Move about until all are
we'll coated with butter. sprinkle with
a tablespoonful of sugar, then pour
over them a well-favored soup stock.
If you have no stock on hand. dissolve
a little beef extract in hot water and
salt WELL Simmer until the onions
are tender. take off the lid OF the
saucepan and let the stock sinner
Gown to about half cupful. Serve in
a heated covered dish as an accom-
raniment to roast of pork or NUT
ton. IL 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
JOHN WILLIAMS
MAKES BIG HIT

Johnny Williams didn't lose much
time in making himself solid with the
fans and einching his job with the
Sacramento Coast League team. The
Honolulu pitcher got his first chance
of the season March IL, when the
Senators went up against Comiskey's
White Sox
Williams didn't go in until the sixth
inning, after Frank Arellanes had
been been touched for six runs In the
preceding spasm, and the game was
as good as gone. For the four frames
in which he officiated, Williams had
the Chicago players buffaloed.
The Sacramento Bee has the follow
ing to say of Honolulu Johnnys"
work:
Honolulu John Williams pitching
from the sixth until the close was
easily the Senatorial feature. He did
not allow the Chicago boys a hit,
famed two, and never issued q pass
to first. Johnny's work was perfect;
he had great control and broke them
over in grand style. His work show
ed why he was the first Coaster to
attract the scouts last season.
Ginger was the pass word with the
Sacramento club. The infeId kept up
a constant babble that had the boys
moving all of the time The club
looked better yesterday than at any
time since the preseason games were
started.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
MORE fights FOR
NEXT SATURDAY
AT POPULAR
Ring Followers Looking For
ward to Some Fast Milling
Next Week

Fight fans are beginning to sit up
and take notice OF the fact that nsyt
Saturday night there is 10 be a live
card staged in Honolulu. Promoter
Nigel Jackson's show, announced
come weeks ago, is TO come of at
the Popular Theater the evening Of
tie 18th, and after a number Of
changes and substitu.ions the pro-
gram looks like the real thing.
The main event will De between
TEX" Selman and Husky Willis. as
originally announced. Had the latter
taken the count from Sexton at the
last Schoheld Barracks show, there
night have been a substitution, but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
SPORTS IN PROGRESS
r. THIS AFTERNOON

:: The Male and Healani teams
!: of the Hawaiian Association
5: Football League are playing an
:: extra game this afternoon to de
:: eide the tic for the champion
:. ship. Play was scheduled to
g commence 1t } O'clock, at Moiliili
:: Field, and from the indications
& the contest should be a hummer.
y AT Athletic Park, commencing
!: at the same hour, the newly or
= ganiZGd st. LOU:4 alumni team is
!: mixing it with the TWenty-fifth
e Infantry. The Colored ball toss
Z: ers are still smarting from the
:: walloping given them by the Chi
:: nese last Monday, and they come
:: TO Honolulu with the ayoWed in
:: tention of slamming Barney Joys
= shoots all over the lot .>.5
:: The baseball attraction for to-
:: morrow is a return game between
:: the Eva and Asahi teams, to be
:: called at o'clock. y II
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i. .::3:: :: :: :: /: =: /: !: ;: !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
Personal AND CIVIC PRIDE.

Personal and civic pride, and con-
sideration of others should urge the
elimination of the fire nuisance. Con-
siderations of economy added to the
foregoing makes such action more
urgent. In view of the fact that each
year sees 1925, 000, 100000 worth of
property destroyed by fire in the
United States, every citizen should do
his utmost to help reduce this an
nual loss, and one of the best ways to
show our self and civic pride, and
consideration of others is to at once
install the DEMO system of fire pro-
lection and notification on our prem
advertisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
BOWLINe e ALLEY CHAT
BY WIZ.

BY WIZ.
You've got to quit kickin' our team
around. The r. rs.
The Brunswicks, Myrtles and Laetis
are having quite an argument over
first place.
Yes. Clarence, Bob has it on you
now by. just $3.50 or .2S75, infnitesi-
nlally speaking.
There will he no more Individual
Journeys till after the present league
season is over. Then We will have a
hummer.
The prize committee, Messrs.
Winnie, Longley and Haney, Will hold
{ meeting very soon - decide just
what the prizes will be, and what they
will be given for.
That fellow Rietow is usually Elsa
doraduncaning" all over the alley an
proach; in fact, no one is able to tell
which alley he is using until the hall
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

When girl has hair that the men
say looks like molasses candy, you
can't blame the other girls for want
ing to pull it.-Detroit News.
"John. you never listen to half the
things / say to you" she complained.
aWell. dear" be replied, Il have to
work part of the time, Chicago
Record Herald.
Church kDoes your friend vote as
he prays? Gotham Yes. | think SO;
about once year Yonkers States
man.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
n. Y. YACHT Club
TURNS down
Upton
Challenge Refused on Account
OF Clause Specifying Is
Footer-late Rumors

Full details of the New York Yacht
Clubs -efusal to accept Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenge for another inter-
national race came to hand in yes-
terday's mainland papers
A story in the San Francisco Call.
under New York date line Of March
II, says:
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for
another race for the Americas Gun,
the premier trophy OF the yachting
world, was declined by the New York
club tonight. The action was taken,
the club announced, because the chal-
lenge did not comply with conditions
OF the deed Of gift. which governs all
contests for the cup.
The declination Of the present chal.
lenge, however. 1t was stated by mem
beers. did not necessarily mean that no
Americas cup race was In prospect.
as the club was in anticipation Of an
Unrestricted challenge for the cup
rom British gentleman other than
Sir Thomas Upton.
The club's.0nly official statement re-
lated to the reason for the declina-
ton OF the Upton challenge. which
was forwarded by the Royal Ulster
Yacht club for Sir Thomas. The, btafe-
ment read:
The New York Yacht club has de-
clined this challenge because L I'm.
poses as condition that the defend
| ing vessel shall not exceed rs feet
length on the water line ana thereby
depriFes' the defending club Of the
right given II BY the deed OF gift 70
select vessel OF such size &c II
pleases. provided she be not less than
s. nor more than 50 feet on the water
line.
The club has cabled It's reply TO the
Royal Ulster Yacht club.
"As 1t would be improper to make
this reply public until Il Il receivs1
by the Royal Ulster Yacht club. II
can not be given to the press nnkIl
tomorrow evening"
Sir Thomas. sent the three sham.
rocks to this side Of the water IN q
vain quest OF the cup against 50 foot
defenders and has contended that q
| yacht Of the so foot type can not BE-
constructed on the other side and
brought across with safety to the
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
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( SkYScSAPER BASEBALL
LATEST IN CHICAGO

: CHICAG0-Sk yscraper base :
. ball. played 200 feet above the {
= street level, is the newest sport s
I. adopted BY employers in the .
. main building of the Chicago Z
/. Telephone Company since the I
. mild weather has made outdoor /:
I: playing possible. A baseball dia. (
= mond has been laid out on the {
I: roof of the new building and two I
3 teams organized. Every day dur
I. ing the noon hour the teams play I
9 a few innings. The diamond is {
{. inclosed by a six-foot wall. and I
. the roof is so large that no one {
9 has yet been able to bat the in {
. door bali. which is used. out OF {
{. the grounds"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
MYRTLES DROP TO
I HE Second
PLACE
ayp BOWLING LEAGUE.

BY rolling their record game for the
season, the Rapid Transits managed
to take the Myrtles down the line IN
the final string last night. To do 1t
they rolled SOS for the game, which
is some pin smashing for a tail-end
aggregation.
The score:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
SPLITS.

The Brunswicks are again on top.
My, but those Rapid Transits do
make things lively occasionally. .
Azvedo had both high score, go, and
average, 1914, for the street car men. 81.
The r. rs had a conference after
the match-a warning to other teams.
Kinslea had both high score and
average for the Myrtles, with 1872 and
III respectively. ".s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

Lawyer Ito judge)-I admit that my
client called the plaintiff an OK. but,
seeing the price of meat, i consider
that rather as a compliment than an
insult Sacred Heart Review.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

Willis did nothing to injgre his repu-
ton, and Is entitled 10 the match.
There isSa lot of interest shown in
the semiwindnp between Piszczek
and Young Jack johnson. The latter
is one of the widest flailers ever seen
in the local ring, and If he can clip
Piszczek on the top of the head with
one of those pile driver affairs that
come down from the ceiling. he may
finish matters. Piszezek, however,
has improved wonderfully in recent
fights, and is undeniably a far better
boxer than Young Jack.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

Teams from all over the States and
Canada are represented in the Bowling
Tournament in Toledo, Ohio. A team
from Calgary, Alberta, has the dis
tinction of going the greatest distance
from home What's the matter with
having Honolulu represented in the
Western Bowling Congress. to be held
in Denver next fall? A.five;man team
from the islands would be a good add,
even if they didn't get look in on
the prizes. "..-.. ..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

Anyway, a woman would rather
have cold feet than large ones. ...., .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

A Cockney, oyerhearfng a bowler
say that he believed the alleys were
.piped," turned to his friend and said
HI h'expect they ave the bally
poipes filed with h'ice water to Keep
the bloomin' bhowlers from getting
hover 'eated. " .':*.e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
las been delivered.

That habit of Pineapple" Barriers
is a good one-he blows in the finger
holes of his ballrbefore heading it for
the wood. He refuses to give any
reason for so doing. .* t.. 4 ~. .s"~:.
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additional sports on page 1o)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
PILLS AND DODGERS
CONTESTS ARE CLOSE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2s.-Broollyn
defeated Philadelphia in the first game
here today by to 1 and tied the sec
ness. with four runs for each club In
fourteen innings Of play, Reulbach. held
the home team down to four scattered
hits In the opening engagement, while
Brooklyn made good use Of it's hits In the
early innings and won easily. In the
closing affair, the visitors tied the score
in the eighth and ninth innings. Brook
lyn went ahead IN the eleventh, when two
runs were scored on three singles and
Cutshaw's double, after two were out. In
Philadelphia half Of this inning the score
was again tied on Magee's single and
Cravath's home run. Brooklyn went out
in order in the last three innings, in each
OF which Philadelphia failed to take ad-
vantage of scoring opportunities.
BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA
(EirSt game)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
YOUNGSTERS TO TRY
FOR PREL|M|NAR|ES
Participants in Curtain-raisers
for Hansen-George Bout to
Be Chosen Today.

kid" George and Vic Hansen put In
another hard days work yesterday in
preparation for their coming twenty
round bout at saltair next Friday night
and are rapidly rounding into tip-top con-
dition.
George boxed twelve rounds and worked
for several rounds more with the bag
and pulleys.
Hansen went through ten rounds Of fast
milling with Young Peter Jackson and
the rest Of his training staff and Is rapid
ly nearing the tapering off process, as he
has been training for some time in antlci-
patton OF this bout He came here from
Los Angeles with this object In view
and has left nothing undone that would
put him In the best of condition for
this bout.
The boys are both working out at the
gymnasium, AZ East Second South street,
Hansen at o'clock and George at 3.
The public has been invited to come and
watch them go through their daily work.
Today will be try-out day, and the as
piring youths who wish a chance to show
their skill will be given a chance. and
those who make the best showing will be
chosen for the two sx-round prelimi-
naries.
Lonny Tucker, a classy featherweight
from Kansas. is in the city and several
ambitious feathers haye signifled their
Intention of trying out In hopes OF get
ting chance to go on with Tucker.
Tucker tried out for the preliminary to
the Coffey- George bout and made good,
but It was impossible to find anyone who
could make a showing against him, and
he didn't get the chance. There are sew
eral feathers In the city at the present
time who are anxious to try out and
some interesting bouts are looked for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30

BOSTON. Sept. 29.-New York. having
clinched the National league pennant, pre-
sented malse-shift team today, which
won one game. to 3, and lost second
to Boston by to 1. Darkness stopped
the second contest In the seventh inning.
Jim Thorpe. the former amateur athletic
star, played his first full game as a mem
Der OF the Giants. He drove home run
Into the centerfield bleachers and also
made single In the first game. Thorpe
also pulled down several difficult flies,
New York scored all It's runs in the first
game off Hess. Quinn. who succeeded
him. holding them to one safe drive in
the last four innings. Perdue was taken
out after the third inning of the second
game, james finishing the contest and
holding New York to one hit Schauer
New York's S11, 600 recruit twirler, was
given a tryout by New York and was
easy for the local batsmen. Errors aided
Boston in pillng up runs.
NEW YoRK-BosToN.
(First Bame)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
WILLIAMS AND CAMP
WILL BOX AT VERNON
BY International News Service.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2s.-Promoter
McCarey Of the Pacific Athletic club has
conditionally matched Johnny ('tKid')
Williams. the premier bantam fighter OF
Baltimore. and Eddie Campi Of San
Francisco for a return match at twenty
rounds. TO be staged at Vernon some
time In December
williams defeated Campi some months
ago at the Vernon arena, but the little
Frisco boy has improved 30 much since
that time that McCarey believes him the
strongest card against Williams, as Cou-
lon has declined the issue
With Johnny Dundee en- route to Los
Angeles and Joe Azevedo expected here
Sunday, things are beginning to loom up
again in the boxing game Dundee and
Azevedo are scheduled to box twenty
rounds ut Vernon on October 13
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
Changes at Princeton

PRINCETON. NJ j.. Sept, 2s.-Thc Princeton
football eleven. which took the fold today for
tho first practice since tho Rutgers game satur-
day. looked almost like n now toam. Tho coaches
Ind turned things topsJ turvy AZ result Of the
game and many shifts were noticed. Click went
from right to right half. due to the ability he
dsrlayed Saturday to through opon field
j. 8. Baker. tho regular quartor went to right
end, Law. regular half, took tho quarterback posi-
tion; Hammond won't to left end In place OF
Brown and Merritt took turn at halfbnck for the
first timo
The varsity had n 30-minute scrimmage against
the scrub, neither team being able to score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
RED SOX NO MATCH
FOR CHANCES TEAM

NEW YORK Sept. 2s.-New York de-
feated Boston in both games of double
header today, taking the first to 1 and
the second to l. In the first Keating
pitched his first full game In several
weeks and held the visitors safe all the
way, while New York punched hits off
Bedient IN the third and sixth innings.
In the second game, Anderson's wildness
played a big part in the defeat of his
team, the Boston pitcher giving six bases
on balls. Fisher was as effective in this
game as Keatlng had been In the first,
The second game WAS called in the eighth
inning on account Of darkness. Previ-
Gus TO today's Victories, New York had
not defeated Boston in this city since
the early part Of the 1911 season AS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
FORMER STARS WILL
WORRY VARSITY TEAM
Alumni Eleven Preparing to
Give Youngsters Great
Workout Saturday.

Considerable worry is being caused by
the football game which is to be played
next Saturday between the Varsity
eleven and a pickup" team composed OF
the crimson "use to be's." The varsity
team this year will be largely composed
OF new men, and their training Is all
ways a difficult problem. However, the
work so far has wrought wonderful i'm
proyement in the green squad.
Knowing beforehand that his men
would be nearly all new to the game,
Coach Bennion arranged that his first
conference game would como lnte In the
season. He thought, however, that be-
fore the real season his men would need
practice game. The fellows yelled for
an alumni game. and Coach Bennion,
thinking that even a good drubbng
might not hurt tho fellows, consented.
Among the alumni living in the close
vicinity OF Salt Lake there are about
twenty former. stars Of tho first magni-
tudo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
LOGANSPORT GREETS
JOHNNY CORRIDEN

LOGANSPORT, Ind. Sept 2e-Busi-
ness was suspended here today the pub
lie schools closed and the citizens turned
out to give Johnny Corriden. infielder of
the Chicago team Of the National league
a royal welcome when he came here with
the club to play a local team.
When Corrden came to bat Mayor
D. ID. Tickle walked to the home plate
and presented the player with diamond
ring, gift OF tho citizens. Corriden
then singled to deep center Score:
r. H. g.
Logansport ...<,.s.....,......0 3 2
Chicago ...................,4 IL 2
Batteries-Long and Moran; Moore and
Bresnahan.