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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22

j found the Old Grad in the res
taurant last night tuzzling with one
of those steaks that remind one Of the
hinge on a trunk. We'll, old friend.
i haven't noticed you around the ath-
letic marts OF trade OF late. Has foot
ball pleased you this year. or have you
turned your affections to some other
sport" | asked
+ ''Well. it's like this" said the Old
Grad as he exercised two molars and
one biscuspid on something that look.
ed like a razor strop. after watching
% young death denying persons on
the gridiron, have decided that vol
ley ball or some other game would
be quite apropUs for the balance OF the
year, but I'm doomed now. I've taken
up cross country pool"
Cross Country Pool.
After investigating what the term
meant, the Old Grad started out on
his tale of woe: The other Night
went out to visit one of the boys Of
the Umpty three class and incident
ally one of the best mandolin players
in Harwash and found him in the par
lor with poker, telling his wife how
he made low one on the eighth hole.
Then he started on me and I learned
more about the game of golf than
hoped to in century. Every time
this friend Of mine goes down a
crowded street he yells Fore" so you
can see what l was up against.
When I first heard OF golf, j thought
+ I.ok - fr@k 81 Il, xlf1f
the ague and that no one who was
strong enough to play Authors would
engage in the game with out sneak
ing around the corner. was frmly
convinced that they played It in the
parlor and the one who was the lead
ing man would receive gold thin
bic for q prize, but like lot Of things
that I have run up against since I
played center on the varsity, it's diff
ferent.
They Were FlnsIists.
Last Sunday this friend of mine
lugged me out to the Country Club
where a lot of healthy men were
competing in a final match. There
were four of theme. G. Bockus,
Liedt.-col. Campbell, Major Horn and
Capt G. s. Lincoln. They say they
played well. don't know, as they
didn't have a full back
First thing you take a little ball
and you set it up on a small hill and
you are supposed to push it around
the lot. You use crooked piece Of
wood or iron and you hit the ball to-
wards hole with a tin can in the
center. When you get within a foot
Of the can you take a hammer out
of the bag and knock the ball in,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
SERVICE SQUAD TO
MEET CANARlES ON
"Y" ALLIES TONIGHT

The Service team with Captain Stay,
ton in command will bowl Captain
Canario's Nationals this evening at
1880 in the Y. M. c. A. senior bowling
league With Treptow and Reed back
in the harness, Stayton will have his
entire team ready for action tonight
Canario hasn't given out lineup
for the Nationals as yet, but he will
use Gendall, Young, F.. ]. Smith, WIKI
ander, Van Deusen and Alderman dur
ing the match. The Nationals are
Improving and will work hard to climb
in the percentage table.
A novice tournament is now the cen.
ter of attraction on the Y. M. C. A.
alleys until New Years Day. The
management is: conducting ragtime
doubles tourney, open to all members
who have not competed on a senior
league team this season. There are
about so non-leaguers who roll occa-
sionally and these men can all pair up
and bowl in the ragtime doubles at
any time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
LARGE CROWD WILL
GO TO MAUI RACES
ON NEW YEARS DAY

Hundreds of race fans and many
others who have watched the race
meets on Maui are planning to leave
Honolulu on the steamer Kilauea for
Kahului on Friday evening, Decem-
Der 81, The feature events are many,
and the Wild West stunts should
prove attractive to those who have
watched the big programs in Pendle-
ton, Cheyenne, Elko and Salinas. The
roping contest between the one-armed
contestants for a side bet is creating
much interest in Honolulu.
The program for the big day on
Maui will be the best that has ever
been offered to race followers, and
the fact that many of the best horses
on Oahu will be entered will lend in
terest to the race events. The Har-
vester, Denervo and many others
have made fast times on the Kahului
track, and racing enthusiasts in this
city are backing the local horses
against the. best on Maui.
The Inter-Island company have an
nounced a round trip rate of $40 and
S. for tie Maui trip. The Kilauea
will leave Honolulu on Friday even.
ing at IL p. m, arriving at Kahului
Saturday Informing, January l. The
return trip will be made leaving Ka.
hului Sunday evening at IL p. m, ar.
irving at Honolulu on Monday morn
ing, giving the local people two days
on Maui
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then you mark down IS" and march
away and do Il again.
Ny friend toex NE over to where
G. q. Bockas was DIGGING trench
or something with funny looking
club. There was an elght-year-old
boy along aud he carried enough In
struments to keep the Gary mills
working overtime We watched the
play. and IL golf Is a nice quiet game.
then I'm an Esquimaux. heard q
number of remarks made during the
afternoon that wouldn't make head
lines in the Church Weekly. and the
contestants had 20 be q ccmbinatio1
OF Ty Cobb, Billie Heston, q trench
digger and a deep-sea diver I thought
IL was like hemstitching, but Il isn't.
had hard time getting on to the
system of names. First. the friend
said that the brassIe would do for
that shot. and he had to use the nib.
lick on another. It's Scotch game.
and they have Scotch names and my
friend told me that the rules com
mittee consisted OF The Duke OF AT.
gyle, Harry Lauder and Colonel Bo-
gey. heard something about Baby
Dimple and q guy named Hazard. bit
/ guess they were subs. ps
Architect on Job.
saw guy over IN one place dig.
ging away at the pasture. and | ask
ed my friend what he was doing.
Why. that's the golf architect Then
| watched him. This fellow picks out
the nice smooth places where the ball
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
CAMPS ALL-AMERlcAN TEAM.

stars of the year have picked we'll in
their sections, but this years Camp
eleven is tanother EXAMPLE of joke
work on the part of the Yale man.
In fact the greatest Guard of the vPar
as acknowledged by "a critics was not
even mentioned on the three elevens
This was White of Syracuse, who was
the big factor in all of the games
played by the Orange squad.
Had Camp consulted Fawcett Of the
Portland Oregonian, Portius Baxter of
the Seattle P.I or any Of the critics
in the Northwest. he would have been
told that Miller of washington was
the leading back of the year in that
section and Beckett of Oregon the
greatest tackle that ever donned the
moleskins on the Pacific coast. Had
he consulted Eckersall, he would have
found that Chamberlain Of Nebraska
was,a wonderful end-an end far SUI
perior to any in the Middle West.
Mauibetsch of Michigan improved
his. work Of last year so per cent, but
Camp did not mention him because
the Michigan team was weak. Then,
again. where are Cahall of -Lehighs
Shull of Chicago. Durham Of W. s. G..
and other stars of the year. Sporting
editors on the various newspapers
throughout the country have selected
teams this year, and taking the selec.
tons rs a whole the united opinion is
far from the selection made by Camp.
There are a few players who have
made 80 per cent of all the selections
made Anterior Gilman of Honolulu
was a favorite with most critics
while Mahan and Barrett were select
ed unanimously. Other players who
have made the mythical eleven by
80 per cent vote are Chamberlain OF
Nebraska at end, Spears of Dartmouth
and White Of Syracuse at guards, and
Higgins Of Penn State at end, Camp
missed White. Chamberlain and Hig-
gins on his first team. Anterior Gil.
man of this city has been a popular
favorite with the critics, and bis cleo.
ton to the Harvard captaincy was
welcomed by all followers Of the grid
iron sport.
Inasmueh as Camp will retire from
the arena, 1t might be a good sugges.
ton to have q committee selected in
football the following year to select a
representative team. Members from
every section of the country would
give the football fans better idea OF
true eleven than heretofore. The
committee could work along the lines
of the present tennis ranking com.
mittee. It has been successful in ten
mis-. Whv not in football?
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aThe Passing Of walter Camp"
This will be the story ringing around
the world after the football season OF
1915 is gone. There are few more
games to be played before the curtain
is rung down on the gridiron season,
and this year will see the passing Of
one OF the most noted figures in the
football world
Camp has done much Tor iootDaii,
and his work on the rules committee
has been favorably commented upon
by all football critics. Present foot
ball has much to thank the Yale men
for, and he will retire from the
football arena or rather has retired
with the closing of the game this wear
with the selection Of an All-American
team
Camp made q great reputation FOR
himself some years ago by picking ALI
American teams. AT that time the
football world occupied but strip OF
land along the Atlantic coast but the
followers OF the gridiron game have
watched the game grow: and II has
grown past Camp so much that In the
last few years the Yale man has lost
many of his followers who believed
him an Authority on football through.
out the coiihtIys
Camp has selected q team each year
ana much OF the selecting has been
done on Ruesswork Whenever team
has made good showing Camp has
picked some man on that team for his
mythical eleven. The first joke came
when he selected Shaughnessy OF
Minnesota on his first eleven and the
Gopher slayer was not even consid-
cred on the All.Western team.
Coast Man Picked.
For the first time Camp picked a
coast man on one OF his teams, and
he did this as q result of the Oregon
Aggie game irtLansing. Those critics
who have followed the playing of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
SAN FRANCISCO
TO HAVE GREAT
SWIM PROGRAM


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. r..
William Coffman, who was largely
responsible for the ss,ccess of the re-
cent Panama-Pacific swimming activi-
ties, sees bright outlook for the nata-
torial game during the coming year.
According to Coffman, California s
stardom is commencing to assume g
rank with the best of the land, this in:
Guiding, of course. the Hawaiian isl
ands. The recent showing of such
stars as Ludy LANCER, Billy Williams
and other native state stars has in
creased the interest in the sport and
will have tendency to rank the Gold
en- State tank stars in the same class
as are other California athletic. nota-
bles. =. +. -. -. L.. Il. =.
1t is understood that there is a
strong movement afoot for staging an
international swimfest for ~omen in
this city during the coming summer
season. Previous to 1916 this city has
been the scene of numerous all-star
swimming meetings which have result
ed in attracting high-elass entries and
the production of new records The
movement to hold meeting princinal-
" for women is good one. 1t is un-
derstood that an effort will be made
to secure the entry Of such mermaids
as Miss Fanny Durack Of Sydney. Aus.
tralia, who holds several worlds rec
ords: Miss Ruth Stacker. one Of He
MODULUS principal stars. and Miss Olga
Dorfner of philadelphia. who is at
present sensation at all distances in
the East - -. .~...
California Talent. ~
California would not want for rep
resentation in SUCH a meet, for we
have such feminine luminaries as Miss
Frances Cnwells and Miss Dorothy
Becker, both of whom have shone with
particular brilliance in local affairs
The addition of their names to any
entry list would give the bill addition
al attractiveness. Just what final
plans will develop in connection with
this proposed meet is largely mat.
ter of conjecture. but it seems reason
able to imagine that the move Will be
a popular one. -.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
Lauigne Made
Many Friends
. In Old Days

A week ago q number OF the boys
who used to know Kid Lavigne in his
palmy days gave 3 benefit for the
Saginaw boy Kid Layigne was a
credit to the game. Those who re-
member the tales of the lightweight.
and those who have watched him in
the ring know that he was square
fighter. 81.
Lavigne,s wonderful fight with Joe
>ayalcott when he was beaten and torn
in the early rounds. and then turned
defeat into victory will not be forgot
ten by the fight fans. HIS battle with
Dick Eurge. the English boy, Is an.
ether Illustration of how Layigne
worked to better the ring game He
wasn't looking fer bouts in the United
States Treasury, as some of our boys
are doing now. and he didn't haggle
about the weight.
Burge weighed $50 pounds when he
fought Lavigne, and the officials told
Lavigne that the fight would have
to be called off or Lavigne would
have to go against the extra poundage
Ii was decided to stage the bout, and
the officials stated that it would not
be title. bout. Lagigne said Forget
it.; I'll fight him If he weighs ton.
and If don't lick him he can have
the title" He knocked the English
man out. Layigne was the type that
you don't see any more and fight fans
In Honolulu are pleased TO see some
thing done for the Michigan boy.
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ALL-STARS TO MEET
CRACK SERVICE FIVE
ON NEW YEARS NIGHT

One. of the features of the open
house at the Y. M. C. A. ON New
Years night win be q basketball
game between the crack Services team
and an all-star team which is being
organized by John Comes.
The Service team is-sprepaEing FOR
q trip to the states to represent the
Honolulu Y. NJ. G. A.. and regular
practise is held each evening. New
Years Night the public viii have
their first chance to see the Service
in action after practise for the main
land trip was started. Sgt Brush Is
putting his men through a stiff course
oftraining. which will show results.
Team to Be Picked.
The all-star team is not yet picked,
but it is definitely known that Comes
is after Clarence Brown. the old Tiger
center, to play at least one half with
his former team mates, Harry Henry
and James. Mott. at forward. This
combination, with. Meiuecke. at one
guard and either Dean Lake or Ralph
Gaylord as. the other guard, would
undoubtedly give the Service team all
it wanted to win.
Harrison and Dreier are also want
ed by Comes for the all.star team on
New Years Night, and Harry Melim.
who is very fast, will likely play for
at least part of the game. Goebig Is
wanted for a forward and there are
other men whom Comes IL anxious to
have out for go against the army
quintet.
This evening at o'clock the Dormi-
tory team meets to plan a campaign
for the second series. 1t Is expected
that the name of the club will be
changed Regular practise periods
will be determined and adhered to
rigidly. A couple of new men who
can strengthen the team will also be
secured. II the Dormitory club i'm
proves according to expectations, it
Is likely to be the team selected to
meet the Service In a big benefit
game just before the latter aggrega-
ton leaves for the coast.
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Many Diamond
Euents Booked
For Holidays

Wet grounds prevented the Puma
hou team from showing anything
more than a workout last Sunday at
the Armstrong field, but a number
of players were on the job and Doty,
the new first sacker from Portland,
was In uniform and in the first work
out looked like the best bet in the
city at the first cushion. The other
Layers looked up to form and with
good weather the team should be in
condition for the game with the Chi
Eese Stars on New Years Day.
John CAMEL will take look at
Doty before he leaves Honolulu and.
although the Brooklyn boss is on q
visit and has forgotten baseball for
the time being, he never overlooks q
chance to watch a young fellow in
action who can show something. Doty
according to the sport writer's in the
Northwest. is an ideal first sacker,
can play baseball IL months in the
year.
Fast InfieId.
WITH Doty on first, Sadtler at sec
ond ssChillingworth at short and Ly-
man or Peden at the difficult corner,
the Nell stars would present a
strong inner defense and should give
the Chinese Stars an interesting con-
test when they meet. Lai Tin, Ayau,
Kan Yen, En- Sue, All Lee and other
stars will be in the Chinese lineup,
and this game should be big. draw
ing card. Lang Akana, Ray O'Brien.
Walter Afgabrite and Bill Inman will
be stationed in the jungles with the
Punahou team. Brown, York and
Williams will be the heaying trio,
with Henshaw or Lyman behind the
plate.
The Oahu League will close their
series next Sunday, when the All-Chi-
alese and All-Army and the Portuguese
and 25th Infantry. meet at Athletic
park. The Chinese aggregation still
holds the league and both the 18th
and Chinese will have to lose
to keep them from the gonfalon. On
Christmas Day Lieut.. Sadtler's LIST In
fahtfy team will meet the 25th Infan-
try In the first game of a series at
Schofield.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
NEW YORK eE7H 4. a. u. MEET

NEW YORK, Bee. 21.-The 1916
junior and senior indoor track and
field championships of the Amateur
Athletic Union will be held in New
York City, according to an official an.
made today by Frederick
w. Ruben, chairman of the Amateur
Athletic Union championship commit
tee. The junior meet will be held
January 18th and the senior meet
March 18th. ":.:. .-.s.....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
NEW PLUNGE SWIM RECORD

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. S.-A new
worlds swimming record for the go
foot plunge for distance was claimed
today for Craig Redmon, a 280-pound
athlete Of the University of Chicago.
Competing against the Chicago Ath.
letic Association team last night, Red
mond plunged the so feet in 0:19 Is,
two-fifths of second faster than the
former worlds mark.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22

Misc Molla 5jurstedt, the NorWe-
cian tennis star, who has ranked first
fhIs year In the ladies' singles, will
BECOME . resident Of United States.
She left California last week for the
East Miss Bjurstedt 10 the first for
eioner TO receive first ranking In the
ladies' singles.
Chairman A. L. Castle of the ten
MS committee has received a letter
from Allen o. White, professional
tennis player, who wishes to come TO
Honolulu to teach tennis. White will
he located at Nassau, the Bahamas,
this winter. 1t might be wise idea
10 have an instructor for the ladies
here. Honolulu is about the only spot
in the world where the fair sex nave
failed to show an interest In the rae
quet game.
The letter received from 6eals
Wright, in which he states that VIII
liam Johnston may be his doubles
partner here during February, makes
Il appear az II Honolulu would have
an opportunity to watch the work OF
the champion
Beals C. Wright. who will come to
Honolulu the middle OF January, is q
notable figure in the tennis world.
He has played Is matches in the Da-
Wis Cup play and has been returned
the victor on eight occasions. He de-
feated N. E. Brookes, the great Aus
tralian star, two matches in four, and
sent A. f. Wilding to defeat on
three occasions. Wright's most not
able match was with Norman Brookes,
which was won by the American In
five sets, the score being 0-6, 3-6, IS,
6-2, 1910.
Manila 10 making great prepare
lions for the tournament which viii
be held there in January. Many OF
tire leading racquet wieIders OF the
Far East will compete. Clarence Grit
fin and Ward Dawson, who will play
here in February, have already ar
rived at Manila.
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oCC
awarded Ty Cobb the title Of cham
pion boxer for the year. II is also
stated on good authority that Wood.
row Wilson is president of the United
States, and added to has been to-
tailed as A.
Freddie Welsh sayk that he 10 not
particular where he fights. From fiIs
past actions il looks az II he would
welcome bout in one Of the United
States mints. -.
Chick Evans. states that golf Is
good for the voice. This must be true.
G.. G. Bockus missed a two-foot putt
at the Oahu Country Club on Sunday
and spectator heard what he said
400 yards away.
The name Of HeaIs c. Wright added
to the list Of stars VINO will play in
Honolulu during the Carnival shows
that the tennis committee has been
busy.
According to Parke Davis, the Rtot-
ball statistican, more than $4,000 col.
lege and scholastic football games
we're played during the past autumn.
while more than 6,500,00Q spectators
witnessed the matches. Last seasons
figures were placed at $4,000 games
and 6,252,00O spectators.
Walter Camp has picked an All.
Camp team again this year. Camp
says that he will not select team
next year. Neither will Villa be presi-
dent nor DuHnba have statue erect
ed in Washington.
The Joe Potts money talk at seho-
field has created another discussion.
Pots must have teen reading he
works Of Packey Mcfarland or Mike
Gibbons tfeltIse on FOX Trottin5 to
Wealth"
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HoGG TO CAPTAIN PRINCETON
PRINCETON, N. Frank Trevor
Hogg of Pittsburg, Pa, was elected
captain of the Princeton football
squad for 1916 He is junior in the
engineering department and played
at guard on the Princeton team dur
ing the last two seasons.
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Les Darcy is becoming a factor in
the world of sports. They have nam
ed a scent cigar after the Sydney
wonder. Hope he doesn't go up in
smoke.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
Anterior Gilman Picked
On Camps First Eleven

Honolulu Boy Wins Place on Mythical Football Team This Year
Waiter Camp viii Retire From Football World This Year
One Coast Man Selected on Third Eeven-Whte, Maui
betsch Beckett and Miller Not Mentioned Camps Squad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-22
Old Grad Has Lesson
In Cow Pasture Pool

Former Varsity Center Spends Day Links and Learns Lam
guage Of coWse-Says That Colt is Not Freside Contest
Between WeakingS-0d Grad Interested in Work of Golf
Architect-Diggng Trenches Feature Of Sundays Play