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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
SOLDIER BOXERS
IN FAST TRIALS
At sCH0F|ELD

TSpccjal r-Buis,fin 4Corrcspondencp1
ScHOFIEI.D. BARRACKS. Feb e.
The final tryout of boxers for the am
ateur bouts to be staged at the Cav.
ARTILLERY hall next Saturday was
held at the post library Friday night.
There were some classy exhibitions
and some matches we're made that
are sure to make next Saturdays en-
tertainment a great success.
cant n classto,.d ana 1,banIain
1onat;us FeaIv pvbo.are nromatinp the
affair have baenswa, ,nad witb annli.
cations from glove exnerts wbo arc
anx;cns tn maFe an annearance In the
rinq "A few more will he given .
chance tonipbt- 10 damonstrate tbair
f;stic abiIit:ss and n,ey6ans > fsw more
bouts will he added 10 the nroqram.
The hout that is creating the great.
est Interest Is 3 ffur.rouufl % between
Rohhv Moore and Tony Sienaipo Who
arc old hands at the pane These
two mt on ne gloves for two-ronnd
exhibition Friday night and gave the
fans inst q taste of what thew NAV
eynact IN. sac when Ifbav cHn,h into
tba ring Saturday ner4 -
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
MARBLE IN BAD WITH
THE VENICE MANAGEMENT

Here's something from a San Fran
cisco paper about our old friend Nc
Ardle that will be of interest to Ho-
nolulu fans:
: Honus McArdle, for years a prime
favorite in San Francisco because of
his sensational fielding ability, will
likely pass cut of the Coast League
this season. The information has just
leaked out that Happy Hogan on his
last visit to San Francisco ripped the
former Seal up and down the back. In
short, he charged that McArdle was a
disorganizer and one of the bittersst
Disappointment lie had ever expert.
enced in baseball. Hap said further
that If he. could not make some sort
Of deal McArdle would be handed
his unconditional release.
This comes as a big surprise, for
Hogan always was sweet on McArdie.
Fact is. he traded Spide Baum to San
Francisco for the purpose of securing
the star infielder. Just how McArdle
created trouble for Venice Hogan did
not say, but the news is authentic that
Hogan Is sore at Honus and is de-
termined that he will not be on his
team this coming season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

TAKE BOTH
BALL GAMES
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
MIDGET LEAGUE,

Two indoor ball games were played
Saturday between the Beretania and
the Kauluwela clubs, on the Bereta-
mia playground, both being won by the
Kauluwela team. The first game be
tween the two midget teams was BY
far the most interesting, and Was won
by Kauluwela in the ninth inning
by great batting rally when the Kau.
luwela boys scored six runs and then
held Beretania runless in their half
of the same inning.
All Kee pitched fine game for Be
retania in all but the fatal ninth. when
the Kauluwelas plastered everything
he had to all corners of the diamand
and, as usually happens, his support
at this time weakened and the game
that seemed already won was lost by
a score of IL to IL.
Score by innings:
Kauluwela 800 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 6-12
Beretaaia .....1 o 500 30 o Oil
Umpires-S. w. Robley and Wah
Chez.
Second Game.
The second game, between the jun.
ior teams, was won by the score of
% to IA. Kauluwela scored 10 runs
in the second innings. and from then
on forged gradually ahead until the
game ended.
The batting honors of the second
game belong to Shinchi. who got a
home run in the second. with three
on bases, and another in the third,
with two on bases Rosario, Kauluwe-
las pitcher, also did some heavy slug
ging. All Sueing hit well and made q
fine catch in the eighth. The best
piece of individual fielding was pull
ed off by All Hoi in the second. when
he caught line drive on the dead run
three fet from the foul line. Rosario,
pitching for Kauluwela, got away to
a bad start, Beretania scoring five
runs in the first, but after that he
pitched good ball. Beretania's pitcher
did not get the support nor anything
like 1t that Kauluwela gave theirs.
Beretania's junior team is composed
of good stuff and what they need Is
practise and team work. The next
game is between the Kakaako and the
Beretania teams on Tuesday night,
the opener to start at 6:45 p. m.
Score by innings:
Kauluwela % 10 8 o Q o 6 I 0-22
Beretania ...5 O123 % 1 1-14
Umpires-K. Leong and s. w. Rob
ley.
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CORBETT Will
BRING A WHITE
HOPE WITH HIM

When Jim Corbett passes through
Honolulu February %, in the Ventura
en- route for Australia, he will have
in town a new white hope" that may
or may not be the real goods. The
funny part of the transaction is that
Corbett himself MAKES this reserva
ton, proving himself. the only dis
coverer of possibility instead of a
certainty
Corbett says in a recent newspaper
story:
corbett Has q New "Hope."
Since it was announced in a Port
land (Ore.l paper that | had decided
to take white heavyweight with me
when leave for Australia during Feb
ruary, have been besieged with let
tiers and inquiries from friends and
readers who want me to give them
Some dope" on the latest aspirant
for heavyweight honors. This indi
Gates that the boxing fans of the coun.
try are still watching and waiting pa.
tiently for q white heavy who looks
like the goods. From the tenor of the
letters received should say that the
fans at large do not rely on Jess vii
lard to- any great extent, as nearly
every one of my correspondents has
expressed the opinion that the big fel
low will prove an easy victim fol
johnson in Juarez next March.
! haven't the space this week to
devote to my heavyweight discovery,
but next week / will give my readers
the information asked for. Mind you
j am not touting this fellow as a
coming champion; but from what
have seen of him SO far he looks good
enough to devote some time and at
tention to, and that's what propose.
One thing feel confident of is that
he weighs more above the shoulders
than the average heavyweight of to
day And that's something to start on
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
SCHEDULE FOR
CARNIVAL Lawn
Tennis IS out
Honolulu to See clasSiest Ex.
hibitionS of the Game
Ever Staged Here

80
One OF the best features OF the Mid
Pacific Carnival this year will be the
singles tennis tournament and exhi
bition doubles, TO be pulled OF under
the auspices OF the Carnival associa
ton. Three outside players will com
pete against the locals, these three
being William Johnston, Z. p. Larned
and II. G. Brock.
Johnston needs no Introduction 70
the Honolulu public as he visited here
last year in company with Ella Fot.
trell. Since that time lie has had a
successful eastern campaign and was
a serious contender for the Davis cup
team. He is now ranked at 6 in the
United States and is one of the sen
sational players OF the day.
e. p. Larned is brother OF w. 5.
Larned, seven times champion, and
himself has been In the first ten three
times. He was the winner Of the fam
Gus Longwood bowl in 1911 from a
field which included Mclaughlin,
Touchard. Miles, Dabney and other
players OF note.
II. c. Brock Is the present Uniyer.
sity OF California champion. young
player of great promise. He made a
very successful northwestern cam.
paign last season. and has In addition
pushed Johnston TO draw sets In more
than one match.
The preliminaries of the singles
tournament VIII be played off before
the Carnival begins, having schedule
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

The HonoIulus meet the p. B. C.
five in the Y. NJ G. A. bowling league
tonight This match which is SEIZED
uled to begin at 7:45 will be warm
one since both teams are well up in
the percentage table. The HonoluIus
are on top with nine straight wins,
while the p. B. G. have taken six OF
their first nine games.
The p. B. c. will lineup with A. @.
Serrao. II. s. Canario, Manuel Fer
reira, John Azeyedo and o. p. Soares.
Capt. Leslie Scott will have c. c..
Clark, Jas. p. Winnie, r. e, Scott, Geo.
K. Mills and w Williams on his
score sheet Tomorrow evening the
Club Leaguers will have the alleys,
the West Enders rolling against the
l.. P. C.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

and c STILL
LEAD LEAGUE
EiELp ARTlLLERY LEAGUE.

Especial Star-Bullettn Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Feb. s.
The first game between two batteries
of the LIST Battalion was played Sat
turday afternoon, in which Battery
was victorious over A, to 4.
C Battery showed some superiority
at the bat and gave better support to
Whitfield and Galley than was &C
corded to Burnett by the A Battery
team. Ryan. Miller and Meade were
conspicuously strong at the bat for c
Battery, while Shanahan of the A Bat
terry team landed on the ball for two
safeties in three times at bat There
was plenty of excitement to keep the
fans on their toes. In the ninth in
ming A Battery would have tied the
score had it not been for a small err
ror In judgment which prevented them
making more than one run in that in
ming.
The score by innings: r. H. 4.
Bat. C....0 1 0 2 0 1 0 2 0--6 0 2
Bat. A....0 o 0 l o 0 201- s 5
Batteries = Battery C, Wakefield.
Galley and Ryan; Battery A, Burnett
and Wilkison. Struck out, by Whit
field 4, by Galley /, by Burnett IL.
Base on balls, off Whitfield /, Off Bur,
nett q Three-base hit. Ryan. Two.
base hit, Peach. Umpire Sergt, HoI.
liHgswerth, 2sth Infantry ~
Yesterday Stoll pitched B Battery
to victory. time and time again pull
ing himself out of q hole that seemed
certain to spell defeat to his team. Z
Battery took the lead in the first in.
ming when Henderson, the first man
up, doubled and then scored on a
psased ball. Until the fifth inning
the game was nip and tuck. when B
Battery punched few hits and put
the game in cold storage The final
score was Battery B 8, Battery E 2.
Fouquette, who is being tried out
behind the bat for B Battery since the
departure of Sergt. Monroe on the
last transport, is a little unsteady
but is strong on the peg and has the
makings of a first-class back-stop.
The score by innings: r H. e.
Bat. Ell 0 0 o o o o. 6 6
Bat BID / o 2210 ks Z 4
Batteries Battery e, Kent and
Henderson. Battery B. StolI and Fou
quette. Struck out, by Kent 5, by
Stoll II. Base on balls, off Stoll 4
off Kent 2. Passed balls, Henderson
2, Fouquette g. Two-base hit, Hender
son. Umpire, Sergt. Collins, 18th In
fantry.
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:::s s g: STAR BULLETIN SPORTS s:: :s=
MISS BECKER PASSENGER
m STEAMSHIP LURLINE

Word has been received here that
Miss Dorothy Becker. the Coast swim
ming champion. snG her mother, are
passengers in the Lurline. due here
tomorrow morning. and no. in the 81
ezra, as first reported.
They will be met tomorrow by mem
hers of the Hui Au Kai and taken 10
Hustace Villa. where they will remain
during the Honolulu visit. Miss Leck
er win do her training at Waikiki.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

The Canadian pavilion at the Pana-
ma-Pacific International Exposition is
completely filled with the exhibits of
Canada, even to the family of beavers
that impersonate the official Canadian
emblem. The Canadian pavilion has
no ballroom as the other state and for
eign structures have, but every foot OF
the interior of the largest of. all for
eign pavilions is filed with govern
ment exhibits.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

Electriquetting is<to be the favorite
means of seeing the sights at the Pan
ama,Pacific international Exposition.
The old push chairs of other exposi-
tons and the Atlantic City board walk
have been placed in the discard by the
electriquette at San Francisco. These
are electrically driven wicker chairs
that can be operated by women and
children by pressure of the foot. They
have room for two persons and are
equipped with emergency brakes. The
first OF the 400 have arrived on the
exposition grounds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
DE RUSSY FIVE
TRIMS SECOND
INF. 20 TO Il

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
National Guard ~, Department Hos.
pitai IS.
Alert 81, Fort Armstrong o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

Walter A. johnson of Westchester
county. was elected president of the
New York Progressive state commit
tee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

splendid talent. too. Whether we
have many minor leagues or none, not
a player who has contract with us
will lose anything" declared Mr.. Ward.
The Federal League is a fixture in
baseball.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

a valuable cargo OF nitrate. The re-
port was that the first intimation OF
war reached her surprised crew when
she was held UP in British waters and
ordered into Plymouth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

LONDON, Eng.-Three hundred sta
lions for the collection Of money to
supply eggs for the wounded soldiers
have been opened in London and more
than 5000 eggs are being distributed
daily in the hospitals at the front.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
BOWLING
IN THE Y. M. C. A.
LEAGUE THIS WEEK

v. NJ. C. A. BOWLING SCHEDULE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W.. p. 3. c.
Tomorrow-West End vs. [. p. C.
(cIub Leaguel.
"Wednesday = coemos W. Signal
Corps.
Thursday-chamberIain's Colts vs.
Coast Defense.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
SOME ODDITIES CAUGHT
I'M cORRESP0 NDENcE ON
GREAT EUROPEAN BATTLE
ASSOCIATED PressI

CHRiSTIANIA, Norway.-The war
has filled the Antarctic with whales.
according to the belief of some wha-
lers who say the mines, torpedoes and
shells in the North Sea have driven
the animals in schools further north
this winter. One of the large Nor
wegian whaling companies has just
distributed dividend Of % per cent
among shareholders on this seasons
catch. The whale oil refineries of
Norway are sharing this prosperity.
While the whalers are bringing
wealth to Norway, the report of the
department of agriculture is disap-
pointing as to the amount of crops
yield, which falls about $2,000,00 be
low the average year. Fortunately,
the quality of grain has been unusual
ly good, and the higher price due to
the war is to the advantage of the
farmers. The economic loss, however,
will be felt by the country. Hay and
potatoes were the only crops reaching
their nomal yield.
LONDON, Eng.-The German bark
ViganeIla was brought into Plymouth
on January 10, with the astonishing
news that nobody aboard her knew
that there was a war. Ii was said
that she left Corinto on July 9Th with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
MAkIKiS AND DONNAS
WIN IN WINTER LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results.
Donnas 5. Pauoas &
Makikis 5, TheatrIcaIs !.
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Mr3. Sarab 6eQgeu Slion. SIater,
Sd. 80 Nar. - Ole @artbus, 6rrlep,
ga. - Ole 3. Sobnaf, @nb9er, @iin1..
So Nar. - Mrs. &. 6. q. Gbriitens
len, GpbrninL lltnb, 20 Nnr. - Ir5.
Niurt6a W. Nnherlen, Snlt Cafe Gin,
llluh, 73 9(ar. - 6ans y. Senior,
Ecton. 2onbo, SO Nar. - Gbriitinc
ScuIen @ibolc Yarton, Yocaie0o, Sons
hp, 90 Ior. - Mrs. stills Nelipn, Im>
bcrit Sotpnibip, 6iQntorc Gountp.
Wirn., ST 9lar. - Aermit @Ipin Nidu,
Circle, Munt. - NcI3 Serne. &aocliffc.
g.. 63 Nlur. - Sens Eaulion, Gait
eboe, u. Sdf. - Ole st. Worreinl.
Mlanbeicr, @linn., so S(nr. = g. q.
Nnberion. @aglep, Winn. Ianlllno
Nnnmnbion, Sairpieip. g. 9, So Nar.
- Mrs. Scrine 6anipu, 2elano, SN.,
81 Nnr. @lcnora Sfronmc, Soma
Sim, "a. Carl g. Sobnsrltb, Hls
bert Sea, @iun., 81 Aar. @rs.
Caroline Sortbeu @ulicfIon, Nil
pnlifce, TSis., SO Nar. Ir3. Sc
trina s. Sfolp, Sum6olbt 60, Sa., Ga
9lar. Ole Nmuuoion Sips, 6crelt
Gin, Sa., 70 Ndr. - Sen q. Carlton,
Siour Sails, z. Sat, 33 aar. - Stto
GricfIou, Nitpriu. Ore, % Nnr. - So
ban q. Nnbcrien Senbri9bt, q. s. 64
@ar. - Ebor @nsgaarb, Coon $rairie,
99is., 76 Iar. - Wrs. Irna Sn'tno,
Gnnbriooc. SSis., II Ior. Gba3.
3 2unocp, Sun Trairic, isis, 81
Slar. - 6enrp @cieniabl, Gan Claire.
%sis. Nrs. 9otcl SpItc, SaIos,
Iis.. Is aar. ~ Soroi Guale, Gan
Claire, g8is., % Nnr. &. Y. Spls
pcrion, 3cap, &. Sal, 63 Idr,
Nnorcm Nubcriph Nerlcp, @i9o go
Slnr. Ntrs. Bertha 0%nuion. %icmin.
Z Saf.. 90 Sldr. Gbriit anltior,
Gmmci5bura, Sa.. II Iar. ~ Ole z.
s,ppbe, Storld. z. Saf., - Owe Ndrs
lin. S;irooua, SSis.. 70 Nar. - Itrs.
Glen aeppc. Barrett. giinn., ~ Slar.
Crit 6antc. Gitoriu, Gre. 90 Gar.
GERM @riinlanb, Clifton. Seras, So
Ndr.
Chicago: 0attic ". Sbomrs
ion, 30 slar; Nrs. @iartbina Glen.
u War; 9rtbur Nnberion, 30 Aar;
Wlrs. Soicphinc 81. 9briitinuien, 53
Slnr; Mrs. @errba &ispolb. 81 Gar;
Rrs. 8aanhiIo Shomieu, 40 Iar; @r5.
Caroline u. Macion. 50 Iar; Sierra
@eterieu. 90 Sar; Slfreo Chatter, 30
Par.
@inueapoIi5: %auline 9as
uicliou. hiemmeherenoe / So'fman,
Winn.. rs 9lar; Charles Guoerion. 32
Nar; Sohn Yeterion S6ammer, 90
Nar; Caroline Neliou, 81 Iar; Serd
GipcIetb, 90 Gar; Setter %aoien, 40
war; Senrp z. Steoens. so Var;
9briirinn &. Seterion. 80 Sar; 1enes
pieue Sanicn; SuIia Shcmpion, biems
mebsreuSe / @annarp, &inn.. 40 Sar;
Sarah Scra. AZ sar; Glen Sah. 81
War; %nrn 8enrebers, 81 Sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-16
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