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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Jim C0RBETT'S
PR0TEGE GETS
GOOD LICKING
Tom CowIer Has Not Shown
Much to New York
Fight Fans

Tom Crowler. tie big Britisher
whom James ]. Corbett brought
through Honolulu not long ago touting
as the coming worlds champion, did
not last long once he got up against a
real fighter. .Gunboat" Smith licked
him in the East recently and Gum
boat is no marvel OF ability compared
with the champions of former days.
When Corbett was in Honolulu he
talked as if he were sure Cowler
would hop right to the front and give
Jess Willard a merry lacing. In fact,
Ccwler had everything physically in
his favor. But that fighting instinct
that made Fitzsimmons, Jeffries, OLD
John L. Sullivan and Gorbett himself
champions seems to be lacking in
cowler, or perhaps it is just his mex
perience.
Jimmy Johnston. the well known
handler, still believes in Cowler's abil-
ity.
He says:
Yes. of course. Cowler lost a few
fights in his cub days. So did Ket-
chel, so did Gunboat Smith. so did
Morgans utility man. Young Levinsky,
when he fought losing fights under the
name of Barney Williams in Phlla lei
phia. Give the man q chance.
PREDICTS Defeat Of Gunner.
"Corbett, of course. is enc CT the
best seconds in the country. It's
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Mayor Lane viii Shoot First
Ball Over Plate at $50 to
Consul Arita of Japan

When Mayor Lane has shot the ball
over the pan TO Consul-general Arita
OF Japan this afternoon at .: 30 o'clock.
the game will be on between the Mel
lis and the Hawaiis. Owing TO the
pep which the visitors have displayed
In practise large crowd Is expected
to turn out to root for the home play
ers. and incidentally TO look over the
ball tossers from across the water.
With Nakamura working in the box
with anything like his old time form.
the Meijls should be able to win II
they are able to do anything with the
bat. This has been their greatest
weakness in the past but they have
been focusing their batting eye since
they have been on the island. and
promise to lift the hide off anything
that comes within a mile Of the pam
The visitors have been working out
hard trying to timber up for the 1rst
OF the series and should be able 10
give q good account OF themselves
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Tinker HAD NO
PEP Until HE'D
HAD GOOD CRY

Temperananf Il nornnfhlnr oonornl.
" aesociafed With erfi9fe ana ~Elle
We know that MIchael Inteio VENT
around with freo,,enf 9ro66h ~6IIs
doing his best roflk. and ffaf Claws
fIid her hest Garner when eko 49,
drunk. SIN II Is r,lrnrisi6r ~ IeorT
that tears can helm BAN nlater hi,{
this seems to Be the case.
The story concerns fhs great aborf
sfoD. Toe Tinker when ~ 'rac nlavI1.
WITH the famous cllamDion ems cS<-
eral years ago. II q name 8IIfh
BROOKLYN Tinker muffad two beanfif,iI
little pop flies and showed s1ch s
general afr Of Indifference thar Frank
Chance. the manager and first baae
man 81 the team. snsDanded him Tor
the season with no nav. President
Murphy Of the Chicago cnb.f herea8
with Chances ruling ana went l,,rfhtr
10 fine the famons short sfo8 (ls8.
The immediate result was that BROOK
I'm frounced the Cubs twice n 4 row
the secondary result was that the FOL.
lowing dav President Murphy cent Tor
Tinker and asked him II ho would eee
Chance.
Tinker went info Chanca,e office.
and the two stood and stared AZ each
other for about 4 minute 10 q dead
silence. Then without saying word
they both burst into tears. The Re.
o,,lf xro, a e1,a..ts. ,<<S,-> .tlf< 49,, -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Sauer, Mangum and Johnson
Have Completed Tour, and
viii Transfer to Mainland

Sauer, Mangum and Johnson, whose
snappy play has bolstered up the All
Army team in many game here, and
who are all three equally good at the
bat and in the Held, will be lost to Is
land baseball when the transport Tho
mas sails for San Francisco on octo-
Der 5, provided they can get transpor-
tati0n that month.
They have completed their tour of
foreign service and VIII be transfer
red to the mainland as soen as space
is available to take the long list of
Oahu transfers to the coast
Sauer has built UP a reputation for
himself as being one of the best and
hardest hitting backstops in the Oahu
League. and when good catchers are
as hard to find as they are now his
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
All Branches of Amateur and
Professional Sport Are
Hard Hit

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1890 IN 2. S:-SgoIs slllvusl |,
OUT .he l'olllnioH 2. ahaas - - 49,
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~ - Es.sl ~ . e 3.
uoaai, ate Isn1 ia. isas uss' snsie =
ll.lle e1ssgai,. ne Ieas ses snas az
opstasns y Senaeeh el',ss els nnu.
~ Ie so.nt ne - anu ~" e.eDs
wi, suIsise .le season Z,
Inc Leason y, = az = ene @aI' anu anu
'iieli me s1sst f-eIotenh eonhlc. nas
USED mo HISTORY Ssnaulans NIL es
Mislogs spo,. on : asyL ssa,e. E .. =
g no'u loeal soulns..-s.l.s anr ,ona,
,1 ens nelu ena 1911, i''o,s.''ps ~ u
psen iel.y sucsss,a ~ - spe
~noIe ,n.erss. las pSeu lschln
Nel 1,. sll'9ls me .tn .,sas 80, =.
VIC 49, s,s ~ s'.o 'tI. ~ sns
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
FORT DE RUSSY
Men TRAINING
HARD FOR MEET
Practise Going ION at Waikiki
Post for Events at Field
Day Next Friday

Fort De Russy athletes are training
hard and faithfully for their big field
day event, which win be held on Fri
day. August n, this year. The zest
with which the two companies THE
10th and 55tl) 60 at their training
shows the existing feeling Of rivalry
In athletics thar each company has
for the other Every bit Of spare time
the men have Is taken up IN training
and getting into the best physical con-
ditiOn possible. so IS 10 be able TO
Guido their opponents.
Every evening the swimming pool
h fun Of men practising for the IS
yard dash. and the six-man relay
swimming events.
The tug OF war team Is very much
in evidence. trying 10 pull down cocoa
nut trees. The sack racers are getting
In trim. They think that they can
make the IS yards without falling on
their noses Each company has 4
card up It's sleeve. intending TO sur
prise the opponents BY springing Z
dark horse.
Suitable prizes VIII be given 10 the
winners Of each event. First. second
and third places win be awarded. with
first and second places winning prizes.
and first, second and third places
winning points. The meet win be
awarded to the company winning the
most points. The 65th Company IN
tends to wipe out the dIsgrac6 81 The
two successive drubbing8 the 10th
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
ILLINOIS COACHES SCHOOL
GIVES DIPLOMAS TO CLASS

URBANA, Ill-The illinois School
for Athletic Coaches closed today
after a six weeks session of hard
work by Coaches Huff, Zuppke, Gill,
and jones and their 200 students For
the LIST two days the coaches. expert
enced and embryonic. were busy an.
swerirg examination questions.
To the majority who secured grades
of IS per cent or over, Director Huff
awarded certificates. Then the 200
students scattered to the thirty states
frcm which they came. 1t was an
nounced thet the school could be con.
sidered fixture. with excellent pros
poets that President James plan to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

aeroplaning. golf. POLO. hydro-aero-
planning, bowling, swimming, diving.
dog fancying, horse racing and last
but not least-a new accompl ishment
-surfboarding
Although having arrived in Homo
lulu but last Tuesday, Miss O'Roark
has already become adept at handling,
the tricky and often elusive surfbcard
and so enthusiastic has she become
over the sport that she has decided
to change her place df residence from
the Young9to. the Meana hotel where
she may spend large portion of her
spare time perfecting the new art.
AS a bowler Miss R0aEk. helds,
Championship medals in almost every
city en- the Pacifd Coast and IS anx-
iously awaiting the next ladies
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

All round sportsmen are frequent.
ly met but an all round sportswoman
is an oddly who, when met, calls for
more than passing notice. One such
is Miss Jane o'Roark. at present So
journing In Honolulu. First of all
Miss o'Roark is an actress. Evi.
dence OF her ability may be had at
the Bijou theater any evening COM
mencing with tonight.
OF course acting holds the center
of the stage with Miss O'Roark, but
after that. and very close. come a
number OF things the correct Sc
quence cf which it Is impossible to
give. There is automobile racing,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
ATHLETICS DEAD INCANADA, As
SPORTING STARS 5 ALL Go TO war

ii the dispatches: Winding. the Aus
tralian tennis champion: Nirnhim. a
noted German tennis player: ChelIi,
Bolisuuet. Decurris. and De Joanis.
French tennis plavers of note: Jimmy
Duty. one OF the most famous Cana.
dian marathon runners. and many 9th.
ers.
80. rs..s. lls. ~.
e.. ss.s
Inc facine coast cluos nave suner.
ca neaFliy. Seyenty.elgnt members %
the vancouver hoWlne c,los are az
ne lIonLs many nate lalleA N r.
cent paeues. Inc VancouseI husDy
union mas peen aepIlseu q sne s.as
PAYERS ailo tennis ana tlacf anu nelu
g ssnI1a.lons nays l2 5ss. maly nne men
YlcsoIia aug SeW " eslln. = ~ nave
CONT s9e1tl sllaIs' aug y .lS vp-
mon q ieaoine spoIIsmen Z VIII pe
years before tne ofsallzatlons y tne
s.aSl ~ sqasS W. e ao,e ~ III s,lelr
ospieteu Lanhs. ne - -
..lsly 1919 pays.s a oals u 81,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

mighty unclubby of Dan Morgan to
drop these verbal darts on Cowler
He'll whip Smith and Morgan will
have to duck out the back door for
home"
Morgan cannot see Cowler from any
angle. The other day, says new
York paper, Corbett drove up to town,
bringing the English mystery with
him. Cowler was shopping. He want
ed to have pair Of bag gloves fit
ted to his hands. Morgan came along
as, Corbett drove up to the curb in
front Of sporting goods house.
So you're Cowler, eh?" began Dan.
You're sure this is the gink?" he
asked, turning to Corbett.
Next Champion, Says corbett.
The next heavyweight champion
pugilist of the world, at your service,
Mr.. Morgan" offered Corbctt. We'll,
I'll tell you what I'll do. said Morgan.
IF you'll just sit here in the ear for
moment I'll run around the corner
and get little man who can whip
you, Cowler. I'll guarantee that he'll
trim both of you. you and Corbett, ami
TO make il more intricate I'll let him
fight you both right in the car where
you are. Battling Levinsky is Hrs
name. Will you waltz"
Run away with that airy, fairy
persiflage. Danny" said Corbett, with
a laugh. The Cowler-C orbett Com
pany is very busy concern. We bid
you fond adien.,
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night" at the Y. NJ. c. A., when she
hopes to compete with the prides OF
Honolulu in this line OF sport. As an
aerialist Miss OeRoark enjoys the dis
tinction Of having carried the first
mail by aeroplane from Tacoma to
Seattle and. incidentally. to have
placed in operation the Air Line Jit-
ney Service, between those two
points although the ''jitneysv in this
instance are spelled twenty-five
bucks
During her recent tour of the
Northwest Miss o'Roark issued q
sweeping challenge to any woman
aalte driver to meet her IN any DIS.
stance race, received several accept
ances. and won handily in each in
stance During her last trip to Los
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
PALAMA GIRLS
BASKET.
Team TO MAUI

The girls basketball team of Pala-
ma Settlement viii leave for Maui on
August 25 to pay three games with
the girls basketball team of Alex
ander House, at Wailuku.
Evelyn Cunningham, girls director
at the settlement, will accompany the
teaS..
The girls team from Alexander
House viii come to Honolulu Septem-
Der to play a series of three games
with the settlement here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

Angeles, the "heart OF the world OF
movies Miss 0,Roark issued chal-
lenges to Marie Dressler and Mabel
Normand. a pair Of road-burners. but
the match never materialized Incl
dentally. during the last mentioned
trip she also contributed SIS towards
the maintenance OF the traffic squad,
being "pincheds for speeding.
During her local soiourn, which
viii be Of several weeks duration,
Miss 0'Roark intends to spend con
siderable time reveling in aquatic
sports but says she is willing to
take on any member Of the fair
sex who has 4 good opinion OF her
ability at the wheel A lady's auto
race would prove novel feature IN
Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
MARYLAND BOYS ARE OUT AFTER
GRIDIRON TEST BEFORE Leaving

claimed that he was once timed IN the
100 for 10 flat, and furthermore that
this time was made running in COM
mon heavy shoes.
The rest OF the team follows closely
on the heels OF this trio and on the
whole they promise the hottest Of re.
ceptfons for the team that lines up
against them here.
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4 saasaazaszEsszza

establish regular coaching course in
the regular curriculum viii succeed
sconer or later.
Director Huff announced that there
would be no change in his coaching
cabinet this year, but that was a mat
ter of form, as Zuppke Is under a con.
tract for a long term of years-Ro one
knows just how many-wnile Gill and
jones are fixtures. 1t Is also expected
that A. H. Glimstedt of Chicago, who
succeeded Wee Willie" MeGilI as
trainer of the football squad last fall,
will continue to administer to the
wants of the Illini.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
10TH COMPANY WILL LOSE
STAR TWIRLER OF ARMY;
LAWSON TO TRANSFER

4 Corporal ETY. Cobb" Lawson, (
Z the All-Army star ball twirler, is Z
< going to transfer from the 10th =
= Company. c. A. G., at Fort De =
< Russy, back to his old company, =
z the 18th. at Fort Kamehameha. Z
q The transfer of Lawson is <
= double blow to the 10th, for not <
= only does the company lose a Z
Z tip-top soldier, but it loses as Z
Z well the honor of having in its Z
= personnel one of Honolulu's best Z
= ball pitchers. Lawson is we'll Z
4 liked in the 10th, and his trans <
< fer to the 18th comes as an I'M Z
r welcome surprise to the boys at <
4 De Russy. .:
u ;:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
TACOMA GIRL BREAKS
FALL TOSSING RECORD

TACOMA, August S.-Ruth McCabe,
Is years old, today established a new
worlds throwing record for girl
when she threw, baseball 200 feet
FIVE inches. The best previous record
was made by Dorothy Smith of Vassar
College May 4. 1911, when she threw
ball 204 feet Miss McCabe is a
fourth year student in Lincoln Park
High School of Tacoma.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

Glen Martin. the aeroplane manu-
facturer, was seriously injured when
a supposed harmless bomb exploded
in movie scene 1T lbs Angeles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

English capitalists and landowners
CT Jamaica are joining to. revive the
sugar industry in the island of ia
maiea en- a large scale.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At 6rookIyn-srookiy 9, Chicago
5.
At New York-New York z. Gin
cinnati o.
At observation-disclosures &
Pittsburg 8.
At soston-soston I, st. Louis Q.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit-Detroit II, Philadelphia
1.
At cleveIand- Washington 8, cIeye-
land 0.
At chicsgo-soston 4. Chicago /.
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AUSTRO-GERMA MANS
(continusd Prom First Pare,

relative TO the Galicisn situation are
correct. in the opinion OF some of the
Engllsh military writer's. IL will plean
that the whole Russian campaign in
the Carpathians Is seriously affected.
making extremely precarious the DO
sition OF the Russion troops pressing
Gown the southern slopes toward the
plains OF Hungary.
The line between the Vistula and
the Hungarian frontier was about
forty miles east of Cracow. The Aus.
tIoGermans have been defending II
stuDbornly ever since the beginning
OF the Carpathian fighting.
The general British comment Is
somewhat reversed pending the Pct
rograd version OF the operations.
Silence Ominous.
Beyond the admission in the Petro-
grad Official communication that a
desperate battle has been engaged in
since last Saturday night on the
'front.' from the lower Nida river TO
the Carpathian mountains, no further
news has come through concerning
the lighting I'm which both Berlin and
vienna claim a victory.
The reticence OF the Russian official
communication. though IL NAV indf-
cate that the battle is still unfinished.
Is considered in military circles here
10 give considerable color TO the leu
tonic victory so high as does the Ger
man communication.
II the Austro- German claims are
correct. according to the military OBJ
servers. the Russian right flank is in
Danger or development. the Russian
left hank Is threatened by strong
Austro- German forces and on the
Stry- Munkscs line the position is so
dangerous az TO be likely to involve
general retreat.
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TO
FIVE NURSES
nssreseAl Ezsrcisss IN Trinity Luth-
e1 "A 1.rfs,y Ass'-A'd

r.ssrsssAl Ezsreisss IN TRINITY Luth-
s~A cnareh xArrsiy Attended
Interesting exsrcis-- ~ere held In the
Trinity Lutheran church last night when
|. elss. % i've nurses received diplomas
ment VAS largely attended The churSh
N.s prettlly decorated In the class
eoiors. old sold and blue. while tae
class motto--Duty Before piezsurc--
Vas tsstefuIly arranged In large letters
about the pulpit. The class flower. atly
OF the valley. predonlnsted IN the deco
rations.
The class consists OF the following
D.isie White. OF Hundred. W. Va
Belle Dunlap. Union. w. Va
tmslean Mohr. Cameron. ". Va
f,hrits Dunlap. Union. W. Va
Flora Weaver. oil city. Pa
by Rsv' o. - p.sn an s. spsas 81 ,ss ceuSss
Mis- Anna Beuter sang a beautiful solo.
after which Miss Louisa Avallion enter
ishs Tn. vas rs~d sa,susa rh s Class s.S %
The Rosary
The Nurses c-n From the World
was the subject OF reading by Miss
Daisy White. who IVES followed on the
program By Mrs. Ida Noitc- Steber. who
sn,ertslnsd With a vocal sole, Miss
titled The old Gold and Blue Follow
Ing vocal solo. -Spring. BY Miss An
goa nlesmeNer. another readins Was
given BY Miss Emalean Mohr. a member
OF the class. William Dudley entertain
ed with vocal solo.
DIR; Elizabeth keay, % this city, rem
dered piano solo. "Liebcstraume and
Miss Irene Meyers sang. 4 reading. To
the Graduates was given By Miss Edna
Nevhns. Another solo was rendered by
The closing feature was the presenta-
tlon OF diplomas TO members OF the
class. BY DIR. 7. NJ fIaskins. president OF
The hospital He delivered a helpful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
BOSS" BARNES
IcOntinusd IRON rir., P.r..,

resentative OF each principal. Out
SIDE the Roosevelt attorney picked
" or IL letters he thought might be
81 possible value TO the defendant.
i hese letters viii be produced when
they are asked for tomorrow
Inc testimony given today was OF
many kinds. There was evidence re-
garding printing in AiDany. One wit
ness said the plant Of the Albany
journal contained n Job press lie adj
mltted however that 20 was operated
with single Wicker" furnishing the
motive power. Another witness ident-
lied books printed for the city OF
Albany, bearing the line Printed By
the Journal Company" and admitted
mat his company. the Argus com
pany, had actually struck on the book
The same Witness told Of the Journal
company being paid fifteen per cent
commission upon orders by the Argus
company.
Not Lowest Bidder.
City officials and n former city ofn.
cial of Albany also appeared on the
stand. one identified official records
which showed that the J. H Lyon com
pany was given = contract over three
other concerns which bid lower. I'm
fact the record showed. the J.. b. Lyon
company was next TO the highest
The former city clerk Of Albany
SAID no rave orders 10 the Journal
company because he knew and was
friendly with people there. including
None Of the witnesses testified thai
DC had any dealings with Mr. Barnes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
COMMITTEES MEET
Democratic and Republican City EEscu-
tive Organizations GO over cam
paiEn Plans.

The Republican city COMMITTEES met IN
We map OF = enice Last nlsht and mat
tefs or a routine nature were transacted.
flans were gone over that we're sub
mitted ty the city engineer. and the
pol books were examined. AZ a meet
iug 90 be held Monday night precinct
captains VIII probably be named
A meeting of the Democratic commit
Tee vas held In the REGISTER building
MI ~ p Weisrerber appeared before
the committee and made an euthueinaffc
address Sqeirc II. q. Corrigan. NOMINEE
Tor second branch council On the sixth
ward. withdrew hia name from the
ticEet. and George Hciater. present coun-
Gilman, vas placed on ~ Instead. An.
'iher meetlng ~ this committee will
also be held Monday night
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fert had charge. and interment was
In Greenwood cemetery.
DIFFERENCES ARISE
BE Several Days More.

ment
Be Several Days More.
IL was the consensus of opinion
among the committeeman tonight
mat II will be at least three DAYS be-
fore the negotiations are completed.
ana possibly not until the end of the
week. Some OF the operators were
not optimistic as to the results They
declare that the operators have lost
ground. but would not explain lust
what they meant
The question OF scale and yardage
Is TO be fought out. IL is believed that
although the operators practically
nave consented 10 AZ cents per ton
OASIS the question will have to be
threshed out at length, as some of the
operators are bitterly opposed to this.
IL is believed. however. that a ma
Jority OF them favor the scale at this
price and that eventually this con-
cession will be made to the men.
tonnage also will take up consider
able time. The yardage question will
be easy OF settlement as IL is not con-
sidered important. Dead work" also
viii be easy of settlement.
Despite the apparent hitch in pro-
ceedings. State Mine Inspector Roam
who is Governor Willis personal rep
resentatiye in the conference. declares
ne is satisfied with the negotiations
and feels certain a settlement will be
reached this week.