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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
BEN SMITH TEAM
PRESCRIBES FOR FAST
HOLSTER T0SSERS

Benson-Smith's all-stars won an ex-
citing game from the HOLSTER Drug
Company baseball team Sunday aft
ernon at Moiliili field by a score of
IL to 8. The secret service man who
was employed to keep the disaster out
Of the newspapers was bribed and the
story is told. The Benson Smith
team humbled the HOLSTER club and
the latter team is new looking for
revenge.
Soothing Syrup" Burdick and
"H2SO4" Annoy were the bright and
shining stars for the Benson-Smith
combination. They hit well ana had
their play doped out well. "Elthym5T
Slate and Swamp Root" Chez were
the heavy hitters of the Hollister pre-
scription wrestlers. Gets It" Comes
was the backstop for the losers. and
was always at the mark. 'Rexall''
Lemck, in the left garden, was ones of
the stars for Benson-Smith. Rock
and Rye" Peterson starred with the
pellet.
Annoy, the winning pitcher, was OPP
posed by Chez and Kong, and the
Bensmithite sent eight of the Hollis.
ter players back to-the mortar. BEr.
dick. a former o. A. O.star, made the
big hit of the day when he smashed a
long three-bagger tosleft center
The lineup of the teams follow:
Benson Smith- Nakamura, c; Annoy,
p; zAki, lib; Lai San, 2b; Sakai, 3b;
Burdick, IS; Lemck, If; All Leong, CT;
All Chan, Peterson, IF HOLSTER
Cornes, C; Kong, p; Slate, 1b; Kashi-
wada, 2b; Chez, 3b; Braise, IS; Fong,
If; Louis, CT; Chang, IF.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
Punahou Stars
VIII Contest
For Cup Today

Punahou football stars will contest
for a cup this afternoon at Alexander
Field. The contest between the foot
ball players of this year will consist
of place kicking, punting and drop
kicking. All members of the Puma
hou football team are eligible for
competition, The trophy to be award
ed to the Punahou Athletic Associa-
ton is continuous, each year the win
ner having his name inscribed on the
trophy.
Punahou has four players this year
who have been stars in this depart
ment Noble Kauhane has shown the
best work in kicking goals from
the field while Correa and Peterson
have been consistent punters in all
the games of the year. Stephens has
been booting the ball consistently In
practise and the big lineman is expect
ed to be in the race this afternoon.
The contest is scheduled to begin at
$3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

The first "golf island" in the his
tory of the royal and ancient game
is to be the site of the new 1S-hole
course OF the Ocean City Golf Club.
on which work Of construction is to
be started in few weeks.
The entire course OF this latest
addition to the sequence of coast golf
links along the New Jersey shore will
be surrounded by salt water, and golf
ers throughout the East are speculate
ing on the possibilities suggested by
the coming opportunity to play their
favored game under the same climatic
conditions as prevail on the famous
boardwaIks of both this resort and
Atlantic City.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
ILLINOIS team
OUTPLAYS FAST
MAROON eleven

CHICAGO, November 20.-A dash
ing attack in the first period gave I'LL
nois 10-to-0 victory over Chicago to-
day. All the points were made in the
first quarter, but after that the Ma
rooms by surprise development Of de-
fensive power. held the Him safe.
New stars appeared in Haystrom of
Illinois. who made the only touch
down, and Pershing Of Chicago, whose
allaround work was a feature.
Illinois scored twice in the first pc
Rod A touchdown resulted largely
from a 20-yard run by Clark and
Pogue's speed, combined with Clark's
forward passing. brought the ball lat
er to Chicago's 15-yard mark, Macon
Der kicking a field goal from place
ment ten yards farther back. Chi
Cages attack gained ground, but was
nullified by fumbling. Score: Illinois
10, Chicago o.
In the second period Salstrom in
terrupted Maroon forward pass and
on Macomber's 65-yard punt Russell
was downed on his 40-yard line. Rus
sell gained in a punting duel. Long
lOIMdiQ ld6ocS duu u Ills Wy LCNrltA -
Agar and Russell brought the play
into Illinois territory, but double
pass lost the ball on downs. The Ma
rooms were splitting the Illinois attack
as the quarter ended.
In the third period Pershing FUN
bled the ball on the kick-off, but pick.
ed it up and ran forty yards. A YER
satile attack advanced the play to the
Illinois 15-yard line, but the Illini held
for downs.
Halstrom broke through the Ma
room line for thirty yards, and tao
kle run by Pogue brought the ball to
the Maroon 25-yard line, where FUN
BILE gave it to Chicago. The Maroons
could not gain and Russell punted.
Macomber gained 20 yards on triple
pass. Pogue then ran to the 15-yard
line and Macomber missed field
goal The ball was Chicago's In mid
field when the quarter ended
In the fourth period Illinois solved
the Maroon attack and carried the
ball to Chicago's 3-yard line ON trick
plays and straight tackle plays. Here
the Maroons held and Russell punted
to the Chicago 4O-yard line. The ball
was Chicago's in midfeId when the
game ended.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
PENN0UlPLAYS
lIHACANS FOR
Three PERIODS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. Is. =
Cornell defeated the University OF
Pennsylvania on Franklin field today
in one of the most grdeling contests
seen on that battle-scarred gridiron in
a long time, and tonight the Ithacans
are claiming the football champion
ship of the East. The score was "a
to 9, but it does not indicate the ter
rible scare the fighting Quakers gave
the undefeated big red team right
down to the last period of play The
final quarter opened with Pennsylva-
MIA leading. y to z, and Cornell fight
ing desperately to turn the tide OF VIC
tory in her favor, Captain Barrett
leading in the attack.
Pennsylvania, battered about by va
rious teams during the season and
desperate from adverse criticism be-
cause Of her poor showing, had risen
like a flash in the second period,
swept Cornell off her feet and took
the lead amid the frantic cheering OF
her faithful followers. Then Cornell,
backed down to the last trench with
defeat staring her in the face, show
ed her championship caliber.
By a mighty effort she smashed
PENNSYLVANIA great defense and bat
tered her way to victory by scoring
two more touchdowns and field goal.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand persons saw
the New York state team win her
way to football honors. 1t was Cor
Ielps third straight victory over Penn
sylyania and her fourth win over her
old rivals in % years. Barrett was
Cornells greatest hero and closed MS
football career by scoring eighteen OF
Cornell's "a points. The Navy foot
bali squad, which plays the Army at
New York on Saturday, saw the game.
Montana Ties Syracuse.
MISSOLUA, Mont, Nov. 25.-Only
their ability to brace inside their ID
ward line allowed the Giants OF SYRIA
cuse University football team to es.
cape from their game with the Univer-
sity of Montana today with a score OF
6 to 6. The Westerners completely
outplayed their rivals in a straight
rushing game. The Montana team, In
stead of using the expected open play,
smashed the Syracuse line for long
advances, gaining Isl yards from
scrimmage to al for Syracuse. The
game was played in a snowstorm
which at times became almost a bliz-
zard.
Georgetown a Winner.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 25.-Over-
whelming superiority IN speed and
technique and a slight advantage IN
weight enabled the Georgetown Col
lege eleven of Washington, d. c., to
defeat st. Louis University, 80 to 0,
during drizzling rain here today.
st. Louis put up a hard fight from
start to finish.
Carlisle Overwhelmed.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. %. =
Brown overwhelmed the Carlisle In
dian football aggregation today by a
score of 80 to g. The home team had
the upper hand throughout the game,
rushing the ball around the field at
will. Carlisle's only score came IN
the final period, when F. Broker boot
ed a field goal from the 22-yard line.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

The unofficial figures for the past
baseball season show that there were
but eight 300 hitters in the National
League, and only II in the American.
Two years ago there were 20 men In
the National Ieagu with averages Of
800 and better, and IS in the Amer
lean. In 1912 the major leagues each
boasted Of 80, and in Ief eeach circuit
had 90 such hatters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
awhy is it" asks pugilistic fan,

why is it" asks pugilistic fan,
that Sam Langford knocks out some
men in one or two rounds and lets
others stay the limit, although the 9TH
ers look like dubs?" H.: -
The answer is simple : At the be-
ginning of each bout Sam counts the
house. II it's a slim house. Sam
knows there's no chance for return
match, whereupon he finishes the 9TH
er guy as quickly as possible.
If it's a big house, Sam lets the
other guy stay the limit so that a re-
turn match will be good drawing
card. ..a...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

Minnesota scoring: 'Touch-downs-
Bierman 2, Wyman. Goals from touch
down-Baston 2.
Wisconsin scoring: Field goal-E
Simpson. ."... .:." .
Substitutions: -Sprafka
for Johnson. Wisconsin-Byers for E.
Simpson; Berg for KTeuz; Wenzel for
G. Simpson; E. Simpson for Taylor;
Landry for Hancock
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

Bowling is not strictly confined to
Oakland Honolulu demonstrated last
Friday evening that the local Knights
OF the Maple Slide were still in eyi-.
dence. The next thing to do is to
challenge Jimmy Smiths team. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

The new Santa Monica (Cal) Coun-
try Club already has 300 members en-
rolled and expects TO have its course
ready for play within a couple OF
weeks. Charter members were let in
for 500. but the initiation fee hereaf-
ter will be $100. --..~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

Illinois scoring: Touchdowns-Hal-
strom. Goal from touchdown Ma.
comber. Goal from field -Macomber
Substitutions: Illinois Pogue for
Klein, Applegran for Hansehman,
Kraft for Squier, Marquardt for Kraft.
Chicago Brelos for TowneIy, SeAae-
fer for Flood, Foster for Whiting,
Brodizinski for Scanlon, Calm for
ershing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

Here's a little deviation from the
beaten track. A certain club, the
name of which is not given in the
account of the affair, holds tag
tournament every year. To all in
tents and purposes it is simply a mix
ed foursome competition. 1t differs
in the manner of obtaining the pair
ings. All the men are lined up and
the women as well, each equipped
with tag. At given signal the
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

The Honolulu School for Boys ex-
poets to have the material for good
football team next year, and will make
an effort to enter the interschelastic
league IN 1916. ., ...~:s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

George Hawkins, one of the stars
of this years Mckinley football team,
has been elected captain for 1916.
Sam Lujan and Clifford Melim were
the opposing candidates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

+ Despite the war the golf clubs in
Victoria and Vancouver are still on
the increase. .......@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
Gilman, Bar IT and
Nab, AStar This Year

Honolulu Boy Pr o Be One Of Leading Players Of Year
Barrett of Has Been Best Quarter back on Grdirpn
This Seq Eddie Malan Ends Football Career With
GreatE 6Beckett of Oregon and Miller of Washington
Loo ras Al-American Possibilities
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

Last nights results Service 26.
cosmopolftans 2. Dormitory rs, Zig
ers Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

All STARS OF YEAR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17


There's a wee bit o Scotch at the
Empire that you're surt 10 like. It's
q musical act presented by the McLar-
ems. five OF them, four of whom are
women They dress in kits and they
shake their feet in true Scot fashion
to the tune Of the bagpipes. They
play different muscal instruments, and
they sing bit. too. One of the girls
Uckles a snare drum SO artisticaIly
that she really stands out as the star
of the act. Memories Of Pat Rooney.
recalled by the older generation OF
theatregoars for his dancing. are re
vived by the appearance Of one Of his
daughters. She is a member Of the
team of Clinton and Rooney. Miss
Rooney shines as the dancer and Mr..
Clinton as the singer. They make a
neat combination. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Cappelin have q sketch, Hiring
a Maid" that seems to especially
anuse the women folk in the aud
fence, Grace Williams appears in
character songs. giving them with an
intelligence and cIeverness that win
her instant favor with her audience.
You viii like Grace. Charles NcGoods
and Tates open the bill in an aero
battle sketch entitled "Pastimes in q
Billiard Parlor," the finest act of its
kind seen this season at the Empire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17

"His Higbness. the Ber." one Of the
successes OF the old LaSaIIe theatre.
Chicago. during the years that house
was turning out popular musical COM
edies, is TO be offered at The Illinois
next Sunday. with matinee and night
performances. Arthur CIamage. a
German comedian. viii have the lead
ing role. He is supported by a SPLEEN
did cast Of musical comedy stars in
Guiding Mable Faleer, Grace Fields.
Anna Davis, 1IabeIle Sherman al Ztm-
norman, Tommy Hays. Frank Carey.
George Monroe ana a chorus of Young
beauties 1T is said many novelties are
Introduced during the action of the
play, The Barbara-Coast four, the orig
lual whirIwlnd Texas Tommy dancers.
the orpbeum comedy four and the
funny buFlesque on Creatores band.
There are 81 whistling musical mum
bers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17
SILVIS

Miss Edith Clifton has arrived home
from visit in Missouri and viii de-
part for q visit at Texas
Aessrs. Frew and Gusenhageu have
arrived home from Des Moines, where
they attended the Iowa state fair.
Joseph Harper has arrived home
from q brief visit in Chicago.
Mrs Bruce Coles0u was paid a visit
ny her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Conner Of 3iento, Iowa. who returned
home last Wednesday.
Mrs william johnson threw open
her home Wednesday afternoon -or
the delightful entertainment OF the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17

members and friends OF the Ladies
Aid society Of the Baptist church, q
large number Of the members being in
attendance. After some hours passed
quickly and pleasantly IN ueedlework
and general sociability following the
regular routine Of business, an elabo-
rate luncheon was served by the hos
tess. A large collection was taken in
and it was a very profitable meeting.
Mrs Elizabeth D0uaggh0 was paid
a visit by Miss Cora Mccormick Of
Streator. Ill, who departed last Tues
day evening for North Dakota where
she viii attend school
Harold Osborne has returned home
from Springfield and departed again
for Lafayette ILL.,. where he viii re-
sumo his studies.
Mrs. Richard Shade has arrived
home from a visit at CoIfaz Iowa.
The members and friends Of the
Baptist Ladies Aid society are invlt-
ed to meet at the church next We'd
nesday afternoon when Mesdames
william Emmerrftt and Richard Bell
viii serve refreshments.
Work ON the new reservoir beg-n
last week. MFR. Hanson is assisting
Conrad Schad who has the contract
for doing the work
Miss Ethe. Sleetb and tErs Walter
DierieEs and children have arrived
home from q visit at Taylor Ridge and
Audalusia
Mrs. RiI.a Warren was paid visit
by Miss Olga Hewlett of Atkinson Ill.,
Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick has arrived
home from a visit in Michigan and
returned TO her duties as clerk for
johnson Brothers.
john BANKS is now running The
moving picture house known as THE
Victor"
G. Hart is having a new cottage
erected on Thirteenth street A..
WencEs OF Mystic, Iowa. is doing the
work.
Oscar and Henry Johnson have had
their store remodeled and enlarged
and thoroughly cleaned so that it pee
sents a neat appearance.
Mrs. p. Wilson has arrived home
from q visit i'm Chicago.
Mrs. Loyal NJ. Thompson is visiting
her parents at Paxton, III. while Nr.
Thompson is attending d conference
at Kaukakee this week. His many
friends here hope that he viii be re-
turned to the SIvts and Carbon Cliff
charge for another year
Mrs. r. L. Haddick departed for
Peoria accompanied by Mrs. Gus Dali
ton of that place and who recently
visited her in Silvis. Mrs HaddiCk
will remain there as the guest Of Mrs.
Dalton some days.
Miss Rosa Perry has arrived home
from q visit in Pennsylvania, her for
mer home.
r. s. Silvis has as a guest his niece,
Miss Gertrude siIyis Of Wagner. S. d..
who viii attend school in SiIvis this
year.
Miss Ada Morgan has returned 10
Atlantic, Iowa, after visiting with rel
atives and friends here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17
WORKS ON DEVICE
TO CUACE WAVES
Prof. Anton Udden, Soon t0 Leave Ag.
gustana, Completing for VAL
liable Prize.
mas BEEN OFFERED n GERMASY
Measures Depth and Intensity-Inyen-
ter VIII Continue Studies
at Harvard.

With the departure Of Anton Udden,
for four years connected with the de-
partments Of biology and geology Of
Augustana college, the local school
loses one Of its best and most progress
sIve professors. Professor Udden
leaves this week for Cambridge. Mass,
where he VIII continue his studies at
the Harvard university, his purpose
being to secure his doctors degree
He has chosen physics as his major
subject
During The time he has been con
nected with tbs Lutheran college in
this city AR Uddeu has always been
working out experiments OF advanced
nature, most Of them difficult IL their
Performance. HIS students have al
ways had a large share ia this outside
work aud OF course have derived
wealth Of knowledge from these inter
esting trials One OF the most re-
nowued experiments which Professor
Cdden performed is that which proves
the earth rotates. known as the Fau-
cault. named after the man who first
but few times in this country and re-
CURED q very extensive apparatus
Permission was given Professor I'd
den for the use Of the county court
house and from the dome was aur-
pended a large heavy irun ball. which.
as the earth rotated. marked with q
small brush showing the movement Of
the earth. the bail remaining still
proving that the earth rulateH CA am
axis
One OF the last things which Mr
kUdden did for the local school was the
establishmeut 81 an electrical weather
y vnne on the stespia Of The college
dormltory By means Of tho current
the direction of the wind was record
cd In the science room and VIII he
great aid 10 Professor J. Brohmau.
who has succeeded Mr. Uddeu.
Measuring Waves.
At present Professor Udten is work
ing upon an instrument which v5II
record the depth and intensity OF
waves 1t is an intricate machine and
for several years Mt Jddau has been
thinking and working On u. The
Royal academy OF Germany recently
offered large sum fer the perfection
Of such an apparatus. and German
scientists have been at work on il
using photography as q base Yer OPP
GRAFTON and experiment. ar Udder,
however, hopes to develop g machine
which viii with inFariahle iuaccuracy
record the size and strength or energy
It is a work Of infinite Importance to
naval engineers in the construction of
various marine projects.
The students of Auggstaua are sim
cere IN their wish that Professor I'd
den may be successful in his new
work. and ii is with regret that they
realize that he Will leave them SO
soon He is "a man who is respected
by the faculty and students alike and
all admire him and realize the impor-
lance of his WORK
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-17

AlI thenews all the time-The Argus.