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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
SPORTS
SPORTS SHOULD THRIVE
IN HAWAII DURING 1915
Chance Of Making Coming Year Best hi An
nails In Territory Before Promoterss
Local Men Bringing Fame

4 Peter Moves, who was DISQUALIFIED n
the Kalakaua avenue race. IL a Portu
aiese, and looks tosl,e the ..,sss. Of walk
ers on the Islands. y1hen there /,
Schilling, Holster, Ray MONTGOMERY. los
SILVA, sam Kah6lewai. ID. fKahaie.,'ai
Antoine Kaoa, Dick Brown and others
All Of whom have sisnified thciI1|i|l
| ingness to either walk or run. In tht
bike riding line there are Ivy, Plener
Mills and others also anxious 10 pedal
ngainst each other.
Indoor Sports Thrive
The year 1915 win be big one
among the followers Of indoor sports.
~ present a hot race il being fought
TAT the National Guard Armory, teams
from the various regiments competing
ut indoor baseball, and every time a
game isyplaycd a better er0wd than
hefetofOre Is in attendance.
Beginning next Wednesday evening,
the service basketball League win in.
argurate its season and indications
point to this being the biggest Indoor
sporting event Of years IN Hoholdlu.
Eight well balanced teams, picked from
the service, are 10 compete, and with
the rivalry that exists between these
teams followers Of this branch Of sports
are hound 20 witness exciting contests.
The y. G. NJ. A. is also planning nm
active campaign of indoor sports for
the season Of. 1915, in which the play,
.efs of indoor baseball, volleyball.
basketball and handball will compete,
while the bowlers win also be in evi.
denee. Plans are now under way for
the arranging 81 a big tourney BY tho
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
C ***&*********&a

The tenth annual polo season of the
Coronado Country Club was opened
New Years Day, with Coronado and
Midwiek matched Ia the inaugural con
test. In the former aggregation line
up are such well-known players as Mai.
Colin q. Ross (eaptain), Harry and
Reginald Weiss, Thomas lie I3outillier Of
the Meadowbrook Club, 9. o. Rumsey,
Foxhall p. Keene and l., r. stoddard.
/ Playing with the Midwiek Club dur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
.ClRN|VlL DIRECTORS
Ready For ACTION

Directors Of the AIld.RaeiiSs Carnival
have cleared their decks for action.
From now on the Carnival guns are
going to boom thsy e9y, Without jesa
Ing until the big show Is over Ev
!. viii Wayne, secretary 10 James ID.
Dougherty, direetor general, has opened
up shop In the quarters OF the promo
tion committed, and from there shall
emalate daily the progress being made
in the preparations for the coming
events. s5 f-m ~ ~
Those who have IDEAS on features
which could be intredheed In the Car
niyal win DO received by Mr.. Wayne
and their ideas gladly considered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05


worlsl s records in the swimming line
over in Australia. Lai Tin getting his
picture in al the psi1land papers.
Lang Akana going Up - the coast
Beagne 10 play ban, tgs An chinese
team planning tonr Of Calba ana wah
Kai Chang earning fame as a football.
ist NJ Chicago, HoDolnln Il getting lots
Of nice publicity a. an international
athletic center. and " the Aporting
events Of 1918 at home arc kanhIed
| right, the Territory win reeeiva lot
more OF good boosting q. Es.
Ideal climatical conditions make it
possible to hold outdoor sports of an
sorts nj any time Of the wear and right
row, while hifnirs are a bit slow In
the athletic line. such conditions win not
lnrevaii long and next month and pos.
sibly before will see things hnmming
aRfin in the ontJoof end Of sports.
Next month comes the nndual Mid
Pacific Carnival and and as in prev.
ioWs years sports viii be a big part OF
the celebration With the committee
On sports about ready to get to work
plans viii be laid for baseball series,
a big swimmina meet, an athletic meet
and by 81 means series Of long dis
tanee races as mentioned in these col
umns several days ago.
Just what the basebaI series win
bring forth IS yet unsettled hut tho
committee "a talking Of having four
and possibly FIVE teams compete for n
prize ON the same lines aa was The In
ter-Islapa series last season, only the
teams competin9 this year will be home
teams. These win probably. be the All;
/, hiBese; l,Japahese. TwentYsffth Inc
'fantry, Alll0aiihs and college teap,
the series to he Of eight games
Mainianders nay Gone
For the aquatic end Of the Carnival
ynnrts II Is proposed to have a swim
ming meet a series Of canoe races aud
some fanny stunts In diving nv ex.
.rerts in these lines. Foremost Of these
will be the swimming meet, and IL the
ideas of the committee are carried out,
Honolulu will haf6fhelcredit Of p0lIinv
OF the first "A. u. meet at which
the entries OF women swimmers are
sanctioned. Edward T. Stacker Is
now en- route TO the mainland with in.
struetions TO try and convince Miss
49, ~. !. .'..'s.t, 80 Snn soas
80, 49,, ~vI 80 'vn'ieys $500
49, '-s" ~ ' ''e.',s4 ~ tse'isass ~
Miss Becker 4 rat.d 9one - the hest
swimmers on the mainland over the
city wards and II ahe san negotiate
the distance IN Tho time and style
claimed for her Miss Becker would
prove q worthy opponent 81 Ruth Wav-
son Stacker and the rest Of Hawaii's
fast mermaids. IN
Y As for the men ana bows swimming
events, most attractive card could be
presAnteA b Z WITH /. X aharamoItu aad
George Cnnha away, second rate swim,
mers would have & chance and co,n,,e.
tition n each eyent would he MI INC.
Ikaener and more liyelv viii tRess
winner knowinc tbey had' ascbane,
10 score. MANY Sf last season, y races
and tIose ~ vears before wera hard
fougbf for second AZ th;y.t nlac. ,vith,
kahanamoku and sfNnha. ssnye Winners
n ths nnnin j maat thasa 49, ,,,a,,
vonld M comnete .nd .hosa .sma
10 ;mm 49, mo fc,,.,ht ~, 'ssec,,a ara
th;rJ. ,,la ~ IL ~ a 'ht:.... e.
1890 IfAeseC WYNN W Vut nSAitAnS AOi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
rIcKLrNa IN THE THROAT.

Even the slightest tickling or hOarse-
ness IN the throat NAV be the forerun.
nertof q dangerous Illness. Stop II at
once with Chamberlain : Cough Rem.
edy. For sale BY all dealers, Benson,
smith 4 Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
BupeETHa BEEN PREPARED

1 The promotion committee is prepar,
,ing q budget which win be presented
10 The chamhef Of somPeree in few
days sof@ipk a. sstimate Of its ex,
peDsea for the coming year. This
budget viii be considered at the cham.
Iber's promotion day"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05

" New Years greetings sent ont by the
Home Insurance Company Of Hawaii
In the form Of an attractive card bear
ing the Hawaiian coat Of arms in col
ors, convey the appreciation Of the al
reetors and officers Of that concern u
the public for the business giyensto the
corporation in 1914, which made pos.
sible a successful year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05

A. =. Taylor, agent Of the Hawaii
promotion eommittee, is not passen,
ger on the Matsonia, II Is learned. lie
was TO return here by this steamer,
but being IN decided TO take a later
ship. A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
ARMY WEDDING { FASTENED
- 30 - -
Ruth Londdhl Becomes Bride.

MRS. WILLIAM j. JoUETT Formerly Miss Ruth Londahl
lVl Who Became Bride Of Lieut. William H. Jouet When
She Faced the Alternative Of Leaving the Pacific
East With Her Father Who Is Chaplain Of the 3oh Infantry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05

.Batted for Ghpne In Aipth.I
Hits and srrns BY innings;

onmpery-t0meL run, I'm Sue; two
base hits, Bushnell, Cheong; sacrifice
hit, ChillinewoIth; double play, Lnck
Yee TO Ayaa TO cleong, bases on, balls,
on Sloan 2 ON Lack Yee /: struck out,
BY Sloan ., BY Luck Yee 5; wild
pitches, Luck Yee q; passed ball, Hoon
HI sdIWpigeB. stay tom iand WalkeF,,
Time AZ game, one sh6uk and sfoff yi'BjhS
minutes. 4 n 4 {. "A n i. n I I, b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
Bank Of Ilawaii

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Territory Of Hawaii.
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p. w. Macfarlane, J, IA. McCandless.
O.. II. Athefton, Geo. P. Carter, +. b.
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COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
DEPARTMENTS.
Strict attention gwen to all branches
= of Banking. .,3
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05

Arthur q. Smith, deputy attorney
general, has left for Hawaii on bust
ness Of the office. WA,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
Castle q Cooke Co.. Ltd
Bopoluln-T n
Commission Merchants
I ~ $3.50
Sugar Factors

Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., LID
Apokaa Sugar Co, Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of ~ lon'a
Blake Steam Pumps, 1
Western : CentrifnRsIs 81 VA Z
Babeock 3 Wtloox Boils,-.
Green . Fusl Economissr.
Marsh Steam Ppmps
Matsoh Navigation Co, a4
Planters Lima shipping Ca
Kohala Sugar Co. 3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
CORONADO P0LO|sTs
. ARE WINNERS Of
INAUGURAL CUPS

4 .. .. ... 10 4
= SAN DIEGO, January al As. 4
= soeiated Press by Federal Wire 4
y less)--ln the second game Of the !
= Coronado Country Club polo Sc =
y ries, the Coronado four again dc, 4
y feated the Midwiek four, the score y
= being 6ls to 80. 4
X s~ ''-.. a"'tg .F'r 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
Red In Fine Shape
and Doesn't Fear
Crimson

ITHACA. y. Y. Oct 2I-Hoperol
OF beating Harvard and certainly
convinced that they can force the
Champion Crimson team into a real
struggle for football honors the Cor
nell squad OF 20 loot ball players. led
By Head Goa in Sharpe, Dan Reed,
Ray Van Orman ana Jack Moakley
left ithaca today for Cambridge I'm
addition 10 the regular varsity team
Coach Sharpe took vita him - sub
stitutes. composing the most formi-
dable football squad % leave this
city IN many years.
TIE lthacans are IN splendid con
dition for the Harvard battle. and
while coaches and players realize
that they are tc meet an eleven
which has not suffered defeat in
three years. tbey are nndismayed In
fact. such Is tie football material
in the Cornell squad this fall and so
powerful ras the onense proved It.
self 10 be In the tour games that
have Teen played 10 date. that a Cor.
nell victory Is not regarded as out
OF the question. At ali events Cor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
BIC CPFFN TEAM
STARTS CRUISE
FOR TIGERS DEN

NEW YORK. Oct. dartmouth
begins her invasion into alien ter
ritory. The Green varsity. accom-
panied by the usual retinue OF
coaches and camp followers. will
start for New York tonight from
Hanover. y. r.. and will practice
on local gridiron tomorrow for her
big game with Princeton On Satur-
day. New York alumni are plan
ming 70 give the team rousing wei
como during tho stay here.
Princeton Is ready for the battle.
Yesterdays practice. In which the
Tiger varsity ripped and tore the
freshmen and scrubs 10 small bits.
proved TO her coaches that the
eleven is as m as f. will ever be-
She will need to bc ~. It Is gener-
ally believed. In meeting the Dart
mouth aggregation Neither team
has been scored upon thia year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
TRIANGLE
TRADE ON
Baker, Gardner and
Fritz Maisel are
Involved

NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-Close on
the heels OF dying season. the
Hot Stove leaguers have begun
their annual 'hombardment Hints
aud rumor OF big deals in baseball
livestock. impossible of confrma.
ton. but OF suGicicn' size To- merit
attention. were flying thick and
fast in baseball circles here today.
one which gained more Credence
than others was that of three
cornered deal In which the Red Son.
Athletics and Yankees will figure
1; involves Frank Baker going To
The llnks Fritz Mais.l tn the Red
SON. and Larry Gardner 20 the
Mackmen Cash. OF course. figures
in the switch
Several things gave an air Of
authenticity 10 the ruinblings. one
Of which Is the fairly we'll known
fact that Bill Carrigan would like
10 have new man on third next
year In place OF Gardner. who Is n
veteran and is slowing M. as shown
by his work In the big series. An
other Is the relentless manner IN
which the Yankee owners have been
endeavoring 70 ge' Bakers name 70
a New York contract The Yauk
owners already ara known 70 have
offered $4,000 for thu home run
king curing tho PLAYING season. The
deal. It appears. would no bcneh-
ciai all around Connie Mack Is In
sore need ~ third taseman. and
Gardner's acquisition would steady
Mack's youngsters. The addition OF
Baker would certainly Elake the
Yanks more popular With Gotham
fans. and Maisel would plug. tom.
pOrarily. at least. a fair sized hole
IN the Boston infeld
Fred Snodgrass. former Giant put-
fielder. and now member o. Hoston's
Braves. viii manage the Vernon
club IN the Coast league next sea.
son. according 10 a well founded
report
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
CANTON PLAYERS
HELPED TO BEAT
YOST MEN IN 1909

Followers OF U. Of VI. football
have cause TO remember the names
OF Hamilton and Edwards, the Notre
par1e stars who will perform with
Canton against the Heralds Sunday
at Packard park.
Both Hamilton and Edwards were
members OF that celebrated Notre
Dame team coached by Shorty"
Longnan. watch defeated iosts
warriors 1T Ann Ar6or II to 3 in
1909.
n wasn't one OF the Michigan's
lean years either. las the same team
stepped out and Won every remain
ing game on its schedule. including
Minnesota. Syracuse, Penn and NJ.
A. G.
Hamilton Will be found at his reg
ular station at quarter this Sunday
anu Edwards II right tackle. Both
have played two games this year
and so viii he IN shape 10 display
their best brand of football.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
Second Eleven to Take
Field-Hamill Is
Missing

EAST LANSING, Mich. Oct. Ill
The bear which haunted the Az
gle camp last season up TO the very
day OF the Michigan game. failed TO
PIT la much Of an appearance VII, N
Coach Macklin mustered his squad
for the week Of hnishing rehearsals
which VIII work the team into shape
for the conflict with the Yostites.
ENROLMENT In the varsity hospital
Is practically nil now. for Herb
straight, right guard: Springer,
Quarterback. and Hewitt Miller.
right half. all OF whom had been
liinping around through most OF the
past week. we're ali OF them on the
job. This time year ago saw both
Aggie ends out OF the game. Hen.
ming with a torn shoulder tendon,
and Chsddock with n sprained ankle.
Yesterday Mcclellan, a cub back.
cracked an ankle, but he was not TO
lie an Ann Artor factor.
But for the nonce, Bruin has been
sparing In his visits to the East
Lansing camp, and -~:ept for a few
bruises here and there. such as are
a regular and expected thing in
football camp. the SQUAD Is solid
clear through. and unless accidents
should occur before Saturday. II
viii be a physically nt squad that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
HI
IN DUO BILL
Bussites Play Both
Western and N. w.
Today

Early I'm the football season, Di.
rector OF Athle,I les Darrell H. Davis.
OF the Detroit high schools. an
nounccd that this year Central
would play one other local school,
ana that next wear two local schools
would be scheduled With the state
champions. The idea was TO grad
usll! bring about an intra-city sched.
ule for local high schools rs rapidly
us the schools reached a similarity
ol strength on the gridiron
But yesterday IT was suddenly de-
creed that two local schools should
meet Central this year. and TO make
The change all the more startling.
the tao games Sill be arranged In "A
doubls header. And all thu will
happen this afternoon Western will
play Central in a short game at
Grindley field this afternoon, start
ing at $50 O'Clock. and then Will
give Northwestern chance In an
other same. which will start about
I 90 o'clock. One game with West
ern as the foe Of the Bussites had
been scheduled. out Northwestern
pointed so vehemently TO It's record
aud demanded a crack at Central
hat Davis put them both on the
card.
This arrangement will give Cen
trail three games this week as the
Csss.ave. boys will encounter Ypsi
high at Ypsi Saturday All the games
are regarded as light skirmishes,
calculated TO bring the team into
top form for Muskexon next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
Cornelps Greatest Grid Team
Leaves for Harvard TODAY

nell hopes TO give Harvard a test
such q she has not experienced In
a long time.
The Cornell squad OF players to
make the Harvard trip follows.
Ends, Shelton, Eckley, Zander. Ryer-
son; tackles, Jameson, Gillies,
Welles. FISHER. Jewett: guards. all
Ter. Anderson, Bard, Mckeage. Til
ley; centers, Cool. Brown. qnar;e.-
backs, Barrett. Schock. halfbacks,
Collins, Shiyerlick, Sehlichter. Bene-
dict, Hoffman. Lewis; fullbacks,
Mueller, Kleinert.
According 10 the final decision OF
the coaches the Cornell team viii
start the Harvard game a. follows
Shelton, left end Jameson. left
tackle: Anderson. left guard: Cool
center: Miller. right guard; Gillies.
right tackle; lander. right end.
Barrett, quarterback; Collins, left
halfback; Shiverick. right halfback
and Mueller. fullback
This is one Of the most powerful
Cornell teams on record. From
tackle to tackle the forwards aver
age better than 1870 pounds. The
backfis Id Is well balanced, with Bar.
Iett and Mueller weighing 1S5 o.
hetter. Collins and Shiverick 1855
The whole team will average about
LIS pounds. While most of the play.
ers arc new 10 the varsity this year
there are enough experienced men
in the lineup 10 keep the team
steady. prcluding any attacks Of
nerves. Shelton, Cool and Anderson
on the line and Barrett and Collins
in the backneld were varsity men.a
year ago. Jameson At left tackle.
and Miller, fuliback, were substi-
tuies last year. while Cillies, Miller
and Shiverick played with the fresh
man eleven year ago.
So far this season Cornell has the
following record: Cornell IL, Get.
tysburg O: Cornell -. Oberlin Z;
Cornell A.. Williams 6; Cornell ~.
Buckness o, a total OF 1876 and IL
against.
The style OF play followed by the
team 10 date has been almost eK-
cluslvely OF the straight football
variety though the eleven has
repertoire OF forward passes, few OF
them have been used so far. Captain
Barrett relying on the running game
as his principal weapon ~ offense.
In Barrett Cornell has one OF the
fin'st punters In the east, while
Shiveriok is also a kicker Of no
mean ability. All in all the Ithacans
have ? powerful line are fairly well
equipped with ends. fast and pow
ertul backheld. and strong kicking
department They are better equip
ped for the Harvard game than they
! have been In inspy years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
Western Conference
Said to Be About to
Lift Ban
FACULTIES ARE
CONSIDERING 1T
Professionalism May
No Longer Hamper
College Sport

CRBANA. H.. Oct. 2l.-Big nine
ofiiciels today are Oh the verge OF
killing the summer ball rule. fol.
lOwinS charges OF PROFESSIONALS
at Minnesota and Yale universities.
according to information here to
day.
A resolution abolishing all eligi-
bility rules for athletes except one.
year residence and scholarship was
recently referred TO the faculties by
the conference board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
5Y EDDIE MAHAN.

BY EDDIE MAHAN.
Driving power Is important for
the man III the backEeld He
must have a lot OF steam in rs
movement charge and must start
quickly.
The best position for a powerful
start is 10 crouch &c the legs may
De used as springs TO send the
body charging forward. Dig your
toes into rle ground. keep the head
Up. balance and with one hand on
the ground. Hold the other arm
back so it can be swung forward at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21

Will face the Wolverines on Forty
field.
The one 6y In the amber Ia the
fact that Hsmili has not yet return.
ed. Hamill, who though a reserve
last reason. was this fell making
himself one OF the most valua Bile
backfeld men, was called home
some ten DAYS ago by the Illness
Of his father. and he has rot yet re-
turned. II Is doubtful. even II he
should come back this week. that
he will be in condition TO play. and
he certainly will not Re familiar
with the line OF new plays that
Coach Mscklin has served out dur.
Ing his absence nis absence will
decrease Coach Macklin's opportunI.
ties for easing up on the strain upon
his backneld men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
HARVARD is 5 TO
a FAVORITE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 2l.-
Harvard footballers today were bill
ed 10 get their last hard scrimmag-
ing before the Cornell game on Sat
urday. Tomorrow will see little but
warming up practice.
Cornell money already has ap-
peare6 in Cambridge Four to I'VE
on Cornell TO win has been placed
in several sporting resorts. The
Cornell squad will leave ithaca to
night for Cambridge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
Clarke Griffith and Alaska.

xARKE Grfffh who hotel lobby
Jim Gilmore kidnap ball payesHkewise in hotel lobby
ss into the football with assertion startling that
must be heard "Grif had because
training his Nationals Charlottesville Va
despite
Texas
70 chief Griffith with this
Nnetiou
sae tnn ball team in Alaska and have it ready in few
- go has absolutely nothing to do with IT, Barring
sssseys nave gotten away to flying start because
- tne other condition.
essn wsn satasise with
L1rl0ee after training th6rs" = $3.50 " So" ~ 49,
~ n rank heresy. h. ~ Nc could
coto siter becoming
ncouraSeo IN THIS sort Of thing
and
- the blink That would plunge anothe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-21
HOPPE OUT IN
FRONT AT START

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 2i.-Willle
Hoppe n now q topheavy favorite
for permanent possession OF the
trophy that represents the world
championship n; I4i balk line bill
lizards. His only challenger Is
Yamada. and Willie won the first
block Of the 1.500-point match last
night from the Jap by q 500 to 3s6
count. Hopes high run was 1913.