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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-21
HAWAII / ! COLLEGE [ !
:'.RILI HAlEFAST
FOOTBALL SQUAD

:Fedtball fans will have an oppor:
tdnitr or watching an. old fatnFite in
the field this year, as the College OF
Hawaii will he represented. by a fast
organization this season. Although
there are but few students in school
more than halt OF. them will be out
for the team, this year. The eolles
WIS represented by team four yearr
Fago, hut have been 0at of the game
since, and their return viii be vel
Mined by many admirers. .,
GEr.s John G.. Peden, an eX-Pennsvl
nia star, viii coach; the team. this
AaF, and will be assisted by Er Dunn
farmer Pennsy quarterback. The two
ex-stars- will have 4 number OF good
men sfor nucleus, and with a MUM
her or big fe1Fofs in school should
have a strong line to begin the sea
son. Among the stars who will be
out for the team are Stafford Austin.
eX-Punahou star: Brash, Lee. Brown
and. Starratt. First practise will begin
tGniSlI6t and by The end Of tho week
the first squad should be selected
An effort WIN be made To- arrange
games with all Of the teams Of the
tnterscAOlaStic league and with tho
National Guard sQu7d. Practis' will
be held each evening on Cooke Field
and the coaches will send the men
alto Rractise contests as soon as q
line gan be obtained on the new mn
teEnIth1t will be ont to don the mole
ShinsESsis season. There are many
local followers of the team in the CITY
who viii welcome the newcomers to
the gridiron.
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Y.M.C.A, SELECTS
lySIRUCID|RT FOR
SNIMMING.GAMES

George r.. Hook Of Tendon, Mel
bourne and Auckland will be the new
swimming Instructor at the IL
CS a. The committee have been
an ions to obtain q man who was
|qiahI fled to handle and organize water
sports and were fortunate I'M ubtafning
~ man who md fstooil this angIe az
the game. Mr. Hook was at one time
secretary of two clubs IN South Lon
don where swimming wis the, BIG
feature and was at one time SWIM.
ming Instructor at the Trinity public
baths. "a .5 3, si d; { NJ v.
{ fr. Hook Is an. all aTolmds athlete,
having been q star In nearly every.
British sport lie Is a boxer Of note
has played fagby soccer and cricket.
and Is one OF tie leading authorities
on. water polo. He was physical di.
rector at Rockiampton, Queensland;
and at this place made quite repii.
tafion for work I'm organizing water
sports, When asked about the new
Instructor today Glenn E. Jackson
physical instructor, said: Mr.. Hook
is not a world 81 champion swimmer
by my means. IL isn't necessary ia.
have a. man to stEsaeh swimming very
much in Honolulu Int the assoc Iati0A,
has wanted someone who knew wa.
ter polo and was fitted to organize
an branches Of water sports. ! am
sure that his slsnawledge or aquatic.
games. swiil & be- q big boost for Tie,
sDQpL' q I'll Is ~ 81 s. ~ 8. Isl a44
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HEALAM CLUB
PRACTISE FOR
MEET AT POOL

Abont Is, members Of the Healahi
Swimming Club enjoyed their first
practise swim in the Y. M. G. A. poo
last evening in preparation for the
llig swimming meet on SATURDAY. even.
ing. The swimmers practised the
turns, and also entered q team In the
relay and gave them, a fast workout.
The boys were very mnch pleased
with the new pool and state that L
viii be big feature In promoting
tank swimming ins Honolulu.
The Healanis swilI make q strong
bid Tor konors In the meet the last OF
the week. and Cunha. Kruger and
Hawkins were testing the turns and
the dives In getting away last night
The water proved to be at a right tenn.
Reraturs to promote fast work. anc
the few spectators were presented
with nice exhibition The HeaIanis,
Aiyftles and Hui Nalu clubs viii all
enter teams, and a number Of fast
races are expected. The Y. NJ. O.. A.
have asked all entries for the meet
On Saturday to come at any time for
Isracfis6, and members of the associas
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Especial Start Bulletin correspondeneel
scHoFIELD BARRACKS, Sept IS.
Now that the baseball season is com.
ing 10 an end football goal posts are
beginning TO mike their appearance
on the various athletic fields, and foot.
ball practice has started IN earnest
A service touTpaInent similar to the
one held last fail IS anticipated IN
which Schofield WIN probably enter
two teams as before, the LIST infantry
and LIST Field Artillery These. with
the National Guard. the I'd Infantry,
the Engineers. Marines and possibly ii
Navy team viii furnish plenty Of good
games. -, h
Let Infantry Expects Strong Team.
Sgt. Greenaway or the machine gun
company, star quarterback and cap.
tain OF last season, is busy trying out
new material to take tie places OF
many OF last year team that have left
for the mainland, Sgt. Mai bingham
is expected back on the next trans
port and viii no doubt hold down his
old position at center. where he prov.
ed a tower Of strength last year. Only
eight Of last years players remain.
but there is plenty OF good material
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Il. ny CLASSY HAPFoRp.

by CLASSY HAPF0RDs.
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. Sept 81
Next In Importance to the question.
ss-Whene.do field manenyers begin Il
the question debated today, on every
tongue at Schofield, Which team VIII
win the BIZ game tomorrpW! This
question. so vital to the baseball cham
spf0nshipA Schofiefd Baffaeks. VIII
be decided tomorrow afternoon be-
tore al Schofield Barracks Assembled.
minus the guarJisathe nup.eommie sion-
ed officers Id seAaEgR OF qlarters and
stabies.s and To- sfeY llnfoEtFnQ let ind
lviduals In the various and numerous
guard houses around the. garrison,
who sEill be sl1n6kioA And manGnl6d b
prevent their eseapitig to- the game -:
RivaiFy d lnkehseil It'll :, )
! EN- Anguish IL the LIST InfaAlfg de-
feated the 2Sth infailtry p TO 81 nnd
on September . the Stir WAS s1ictb-
'ffoffs .6yef.the Ist by i SCORE u 5 f6
4, In game Chat keIIt ifs fhhinGs.
These teams meet again tomorrow
TO play the rubber and deciding
game of the Schofield series, FOR. both
teams have won air Kames PLACED With
the 4th Cavalry and 1st Field ATfil-
,lery. It Is true that the slst Ipiaptfx
has two other games to players .post-
poned game with the 0eySlpy<an1 one
with the Field Artillery hut s Iil1Qt.
Sadtler believes that II ne can win
the game tomorrow Ne Won have
much difficulty In dispusing ID ne
two mounted regiments = 49, -. Z:
Immediately after dinner tomorrow
noon the two regiments win or Anize
;and. headed by their. resneEs1xE hE1lss
VIII march TO the baseb1 i0,IlI.I 3.
Banners Of defiance VIII re ~ rPaninR
and every hoisesmaklh inStf fInieiil
known to modern science " ID. Be Cart.
ed to the game. The Z - fa1Ilrs.
rioters will oeclpy the standssnlong
me third base line. while those OF the
Ist Infantry VIII be spE3ee opposite
side Of the field :. z
The 0mpires.sxgx + sesea5aatH 81
ChillingWofthfsthe SIS LaIi1DbllRcta
stop. has consented TO act - apgpire.
in-ehief but base umpire ibaet not
yet been agreed upon. CAPT staytof
and countless Others Nho eni1el BB6fl
proposed have All bBe1s0D ,eol1dEE6
one orsbpth pf thesmaki est,eA 81
The Pitchers. tllAi3sEt stls
-0n- the-lst infantry side the w6fis
on the mound wifi. fall 10 Big Enfef''
York, to Sadtlef OF 10. 3I|Eh. - TX
pitched the cashier d0ug Enjoys IT. VIZ.
tory over the z5tf on august a, While
In the second game hea lEa91 knpc ked
out Of the box. IN the flrsf Mig, "a,
lowing q base on balls and fapfE hts,
one of which was clout bF. Hogan
for-avcircuit Of the diamond HoWes.
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has seven tWiElafss ttting zoo or bet
ter, In q short series this fact must
be horne In mind IN lckinga q winner
.tsubites skrDnggin Box y .rsys
Boston VIII send into the field five
good pit chegs, men who can be relied
upon to win games pitchers like
Wood, Foster, Leonard, Shore and
Ruth have held the Detroit team to
few hits, and the Gliiakere were never
in "a class with the Tigers ia9hItEing.
If Mayer and Chalmers can come back
to their real Torn flieyyf may De biISg
factors, but Chalmers has not been irl
shape and Mayer hasn't been setting
the woods afire lately with bis gun
merry. al Demaree, the pitching car
toonist, ID an ir-and-outer and MeQuils
len viii hardly get much Of a chance
to work In the series. -. ...5:ss
( With Bill Killifer out of II, Boston
viii have big margin .instHe receive
Ing department with Carrigamt and
.Cady, Ludefus Is the one heavy hit
ter sof the Phillies and the QHakefs
should have the edge at the first star
ton, although HoblltzeI and Gafn6ir
are good nitters and fair 1eldefs:s lack
Barry has always been a dangerous
man ina pinch. He isn't hitting mneh'
this year, but Ii he gets into the ser
ries. It might be we'll to watch HIM,
as he always plays Hptop. hall when,
the rig money is In sight. Me bon Is
a better tftteEz-farrth a.sssRasaRsssha but.
don't wager 700 much THAI HE 7NM ont
hit Black Jack IL the two1teans win
the pefnanG sas&t.f =. $-st1ss, :.
Sardner GOOD. 6ietdeH ~ ssszf@2 s5fsfa
XGardheris q mora Finished pl1Hee,
man Mitton sStock,' ms ffslt tffts'
sene1n of hard work in big Eerfes
before. Heahits better In the pinches.
and is better run getter.2zEakgayo:ITf
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among the many recruits that have
Joined the regiment during the past
few months. = ~. g. = I--'.> ~
Among the new candidates that aIr
pear most promising are Cpl Lee Of
c Company, who Is showing mp strong
for back field position 10 take Sta
yoskey.s place. and Joe Grape OF D
Company who has all the earmarks
OF d speedy end. - Il. 2 :. .8.
Lent. 10. III Eyeritt, who coached
the team last year and who Is now on
leave on the mainland, is expected
back IN the Oct0ber transport and
win again have charge OF the team.
We would like 10 play game with
the 25th Infantry, said Sgt Greena.
way, Just to show them that they
don't know anything shout football
We've showed them thing or two
about baseball this year. 2 1919 .3a
25th infantry Prospeets. !s ~ Z i 800 !, g
~ Company, and r. Company of the
18th are already on the gfidirOn and
there are rumors afIoat that I Com.
pang Is about TO organize team,
Perhaps later on Lieut.. w. C. .Philoon
win get the 18th players together and
take up the challenge OF the LIST In.
fantry.
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Here Is another scandal which
the Feds can use against organized
baseball In their next antitrust suit
Manager Josh Devore of the Marys-
Vile team OF the Ohio State League
traded Hooker Leyme to Charleston In
the same league FOR q bat to which
Josh had taken fancy. Worst Of all.
Joshss brother. Harry. broke the bat
theflfst time ne tried to.use II, sIeav.
Ing Josh minus d good lefthandec
pitcher and nothing TO- show for him
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\. I. R|ANLHlsIB
HEAD A. A. 1. HERT
fDRG0MIlV6sEHR
Z AaI.0fls :. q !

.sEz sssS A-1--<-<e = kseF = y 4 kxS
i The. Amateur Athletic gn3orf held
their annual meeting yesterday after-
noon 4at VT. sFsAwlins 81 iceS "a e elie
sseetiAestAe Representatives olithe tiif-
ferent associat Ions chose the ~ leers
fer the ensuing year ". T. Il Wins
was reelected =azasI6 and AelI
was chosen to the Office oteiteusesfs
deAts .LK1TiH Andrews was reelected
secretary and treasurer a atoaf9 OF
governors was selected. the; following
members being chosen for the COM
mfttee: G. II. Tuttle, 0utrigger Canoe
Club; Miss Miriam Stacker, Women's
Auxiliary of Outrigger Canoe Club;
j. H. Soper, Myrtles; 'Lorri1 Andrews,
Tran and Mountain Club; Glenn E.
jackson, Y. NJ. G. A.: E. j. Nell, Hea-
lanis; william T. Rawlins, Hui EaIu;
Herman MeGettigan, st. Louis College,
and NJ. G. Greenly, Mckinley High
School. -
;, The association decided at this
meeting to give"the A. A. L. sanction
to the proposed meet to be held biz the
fDdtrfgger stub some time I'm OCTOBER:
TT IS expected that this HestingeYNl
be one, of the most interesting hat
has been hel6-flepe==a5ts1st
first handicap meet underafheiA1Abteest
OF the =. =. U. In Honolulu. The pro I
gram Has, not been Aannotneed syet.
AutSahe2spectators mar expeSt :nfen. g
Fa8 girls races N the df9erent
shistkEeeK> II
4 tae meeting II was DECIDED 4 To-
5fhe national board to Grant be To-
cal association the dnatieuD sha#piop5
sAsPs event for the. 10Di yards. sIiasscl
much as Duke Kahanamoku nov holds
this, record and, the best'eehteH6efSf6F'
the title are located heFeoanSb 10 San
Francisco, it is thought. thahAIplaauta
will be allowed to stage thH big event..
Which will be a banner5Ehtng for this
city, Tie annual meet Eader the aus
pices OF the A. A. L. viii 5e,. held
either on 1une II or July tsaRds many
swimmers from the coast sTaIaxneeted5
hore to compete against the best Of
.tonolnlu.
d. WT11rEisl.i|
An 6tgadiZt tion OF German faAERNl
IN IoY numbering 5S4 1NfnEaNb Ers, ]
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er. II York Is right there u 40 doubt
but what Sadtler viii start him on the
rubber.
Lieut.. Saunders has whole starr.
OF slab artists and refuses 10 give any
intimation Is 10 which one he win
use Il Is likely that he viii not know
himself until Q few @mlnutes beiorU
the umpire calls play ball. Jasper
pitched the 25th 70 victory Ii their
last game with the 1stS sEatefhousos
pitched most of the previous game. a.
Ger w Ills, had been tel ken out On IA
second frame and Kbenh1 hal lbeen -
loved % stay onathS mound less than
one inning. 4 johnson has been
showing mp strong ~ tnB MT sfeW
games and has received exet I|eiif SUP
port from his team. but The .consensiS
of5Opinion seems 10 be. that. Althtr Jas.
per or Waterhonse Wiii start the
game; ss-s sSss..ssss sl>..s
Fibin. Hpek IN thS eamskNEd
! Sin The eEagk seePnd hassWaps
has been sufterflie &, tltii b 8roken nose
and other INJURIES and has been out
or the game for the past week. but
will be hack In his position tomorrow.
Swinton has taken hawkins place 1t
first and Willis has been pit on third
n place OF Goliah. These changes
have not met with general approval
Hnfohg the 18th Infantry adhereafa
and the LIST Infantry consider IL
change IN the infleld decidedly to O
The LIST Infantry team WI
line up exactly as e did IN the ldsf
came. The following win probably be
the batting order: : -,
Judd, n; aeaton. %: Maddes.
so sall1 Raws6 81 s1e. g s ys;s
{. : IL sadtler gees e de iaadnd / .a6ks.
mann WIN play short
The Following win probably Be the
'batting order q the 25kh ldlantry:
Swihton. Id: Woods q, willis. 80
Rogan. c; Cfaft51. 4: johnson. fI
Aeip, 2b:: Smith. s.: Jasper 6r Wafer
house, p.
liata 5Fr6mF Prevlous eanss
Sl7lhe foIl0wing tabniated data & com
plIed from the records 81 the two re.
gioiis games between the III infantry
and 25th Infantry IN the present g.
ilag mn
Team batting average J. :. .23b .2eo.
Team fielding arerake go .9ll
Home runs Z. 5. I. :.
Three.base hits. :. ..,ss..s.e 2.
1sE0base hits 49,. 49, -, IL 4
s9crInee nlts - .stsiss5-gE
stolen bases 80. 1890.
l0ut on three strikes ......,. II Is
First base on balls
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arantland Rice. me eminent cridc,
places Fritz AEaisei OF the Yankees
in a class by, himself among the third
sackerss Maisel is q wonderful run.
getter. 4. great hustler. and hits fair.
" well. But third base is weak
spot IN the big league. In getting to
the top of his trade Maisei had To
pass no Bradleys, OF Deylins, or Ba.
kers on. the way. .5 q
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HOW THEY Linz .ua.
.sATTlNG AVERACE $

"A NAA - -
~ M rs 80 49, /. er,sn III a.
F IsssIt a y AsaETsssr & 80
500 a1dt 3 !. soql TSsI ia ars !, :. az
,,oFe = Do 3 a.. 4 Tn
R,.fb 81 : S 394I Ie,,ssra \ is.1Si
G ssos,ts n se0 M n ,Ii ( 1l75
..fsasiinqs 4a1 9gT Ranno, a. 8 IliI
sXta;;,ss Z, ON !, 3! INF
re +. !, Sd 3,s,,ta,. - oSa
Z ~ 4, ~ 5Se nsrrs Z. 35se,
II Seo I,sSa 49,, ~ 400
$3.50 II 81 S NJ ss 5, = s $50
tBrrry sb,s IS 81 s. st 81 AZ 2ss
.a;ard,er Oh s. 90 Bane an "a 235
Nianyrin. Is 27s Hyrr,a entiI SoS
sScofi nil. 9i1 Csays,f :, ; s9gs
Hooper, RI F., IA Whftted. eli :. .2s2
sSpeaker. CT :. :s3334 Paakert, If. s. ::24s
Lewis, II =. ..<5::.330s Becker, .uth .252.
2f5'drkson, util1SS - =. ;. ~. !, &.
/. When George sDaass lost His last
an.,me n x5RnstSn Yesterday AFTERNOONS
walked out o. ina box, at Tenway.
1rlr : f,nfarer man than Eba5 tnoi,abfs
q, tho ~ ann Il e. nc oons = ISa,,sr
k,,bld ha,,ve sola his ci,snoas for w6Tla,s
.'Bries money, Tor o,sSts1lPassum Iloyds
kkssa1Id have hi ~ J. aneesnn, M { Now
SO chance. anfI.Il,is ft,saIanafasI homes:
f.avs' nearly sysisis hsa'S al Car as sstae
slitside public Views thea 1situation.
klsho 1,ioar, f,tti s.slSIs, IA.
ways do, but, itiioSks like d shopefess
Job for Jennings, and his band of
!Tiaey 5eans win the flag
yet by taking SffihetsstaafglIE games
and allow f5bs toh9 t6 take half of their
remain ia Z Hut Naeveanaf and ST.
Louis have flev1f esff hard knots for
Carrigan TO hKii9 ana $le6kihgs at the
situation rom every angle 1t seems
almost sffab0 ssihfs sieseStIe flag go TO:
Fordvfiie this Ssasbh : - 80
rhe Natt9Aataaii IF SagaIIa foIlowers arc
inning tiheir 6SSnSes IN Alexander He
10 a oroat IA SstSr IaSEbSn. tho oraat-
est in the came today, but he will
he calIedson to- 10; much to land the
and affer that he will have
the hardest fight on his hands in his
stands today the best
ofganiza ton in the game. 1t
Is hard to pieka out aswsak spot in the
team. Detroit and Rrooklyn have more
stars bit tie Rex Sox are
team u6Idieldersranf, '6itters: And
their pitchdns &. staff ranks fully up to
the , standard = q Tia - Philadelphia
''"- -
kHIifer injured. ..,,..
: nssnite rho oroot 49, NJ ~ Aioxsrdor
nit rasr oIt. .tbe s.t.o,Utb hot he
- ai.xaj ns:,,toS . a,o,,d,o
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ton are requested to allow the en-
tries the full privilege -of the pool fol
this week. The trial heats ilathe
races win take place ON Friday even.
ing, this being done to give the spec
tators an opportunity TO see the finals
in the shortest space OF time neces.
sary. z go
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A large statue of Jupiter and other
important archaeological discoveries
,weEes on the site of the ancient city
bf ,GBrene: in the baroa region, Africa.
Fire ih the factory OF the Twinchell.
ttnanlplin Company AZ Portland. Me-
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Rip Van, Wrinkle inst Gang Out of
his sleep. Meeting I'D Ar8 HsfsQpl
In sixth place 'WSsFF Hfs sthe'
Athletfcs?" why. they'reS3n last
place." "McLougpltR PeatAhem az.
didn't he?" No; I'm s9try - say
that Johnston won" Jerry Travis
still leads, doesn't he?" mo. He
isn't doing much now. "Atlsast Pack
ey Mcfarland is still king tFFel4.
Mike Gibbons iust' beat htnE'' Nor
man Taber. I'm sure, hasn't been de-
feated." "Oh my. yes, Joey Ray took
him in a city block" Welt E.e3pect
Howard Drew won, the last 100" I'm
sorry to say ha didp't, fiHishS +4nd
our 9U ,s old sa friend tas s..l
i; !; !: ]; ): :: f.: :.;.|
ing to kid an old AfaA IKE he = ~
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Herbert Pennock, one-tirie Athletic
tMirler. who was sold TO the Red Sox,
has been pushed nlong the line to me
Providence team Of the lnternational
League. During the two months he
was With the Boston outfit he did not
twirf one full game.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICANS LEAGUE.
At soston-petrOit 2 sessan 2

At 1oston-Detroit z, Boston 3.
At New York chleago NsN
YORK s.
= Al Rhiiadelpb lRpt came, q,
lord 1tAgbiiadelphla S; sseepa game,
Cleveland 5, Philadelphia s.
AZ Washingt6ue ST. tonio 0, WaDlt
fa6tohs ass s.
s-sa.szl<@4asaa.. - ssa.t.sssss
=. sAJloN4k 4sGoUE. z g e
plttsbpse srs0k ya, 3. pun.
Ass cplnnssi es.ss !. Chen e:
natl 4. -
.~0tHsv~ssnss posiponed on sesabnt
OF rain .nF .Es9fsE.Y - 1s4z
- ,sa.,..;. .'sTr1r 7sss.i.s :
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= &C ST BULLETIN SPORT S,6Eif;Tiifi;;
Gndiirronr Stars Wil' ''>
Practise at Barracks

Infantry and Artillery win Have Strong Teams in Field This
YeafFrst Infantry viii Have New Men to Take Place of
Eight StarF Wit Not BE on Team This Season-Gfeen
way VIII Lead Infantry Football Men in Games of Season
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Au Eyes Lentefed Oh


Thousands VIII Watch Contest Between is and 25t infantry
Teams at the Pest IoreE0v Each Team Ready for Con.
test That VIII n |1n(pionshp Of Sch0iield Rafa6f&
list Infantry Track Team to Oppose Other StafR
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Red Sox And Quakers
lave Edge On Others
4k44II
sub g StockdaIe 9 !
Photo BY ErZ.

Boston and Philadelphia Entertained Worlds Series Stars last
Like They Would Have Chance This Year
4 With Shift in Teams Now Has Stronger Lineup
!. Than Phiadepta Only Hope Of MorpheusvIe
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4 iNUT1TfE1. I'LL
mt JOY nj herring $50 1f4fn& Frs
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-29
jess WILLARD COM|le
TO WAxlAlCN|E soon
NEW CHAMPION PRIZE FIGHT.
ER or THE WORLD To EN-
HIBIT IN THIS CITY.
Will BE HERE on October 18th With
the 1Of Isanch-sbow To Give
Picturesque street Parade.

Miller Bros. & Arlington's 101
Ranch Wild West show Is TO ex-
hibit in Waxahachie Tuesday, Oc-
tober IL. Advertising Car No. is
in the city today and small army
of billposters and other advertising
men have been busy spreading the
glad news.
While a Wild West show OF
notable excellence is promised, pub
lie interest in the coming of the
big show has been particularly
aroused by the announcement that
Jess Willard. the cowboy worlds
champion. and his company of spar
rers, are with the exhibition and
viii be seen here in conjunction
With the Wild West program.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-29
in which the tabbies bask

courtyard in which the tabbies bask
in the summer sun, Surrounding
the court. to allow any suspicion of
unduly wise cats that they are pr:s-
oners, vines grow in dense profusion
and the wired walls and Wild birds
Astounding in the leaves are calcu-
lated to keep alive the primitive eie-
ment deemed essential in the nature
of even the most rrfined cats. Each
apartment" is equipped with win
dow and a swinging door, and white
enamel on the walls adds to the gen
eral appearance of scrupulous clean
illness.
Miss Pattee has disposed OF all
but nine of her tenants, She had
$50 at one time. but. she explains,
the expense of providing steaks for
some of them. fish for others and
vegetables for the strict yegetarians
of her flock became so great as the
cost of food mounted that she had
to find homes for her pets.