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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-17

What will probably be the longest
relay ever pulled off in Honolulu will
occur on New Years Day, when %
athletes, each running a mile, will
carry New Years greetings from Col.
Kenyon, commanding officer at Soho
field Barracks. TO Mayor Lane in Ho-
nolulu.
The event is being organized and
will be staged by committee from
the physical department Of the Y. M.
C. A., under the direction of Physical
Director Glenn jackson.
Trials to BE Held.
Preliminary races are to be held
to select the Is fastest milers from the
intermediate department. The time
made by each runner in his tryouts
will be kept and these will determine
his station In the long race on New
Years Day. The runner who makes
the fastest time in the preliminaries
will receive the honor of running the
last mile and delivering the message
to the mayor. The second best runner
will be given the signal honor of re-
ceiving the message from Col. Kenyon
at Schofield.
Aside from the interesting features
connected with the receiving and re-
laying the message to Honolulu is the
time made by each miller in his sta
tion and the total time as made by
this years team. This will be the
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When Mckinley and Punahou meet
there should be battle royal for thai
chance for the local championships. De
spite the defeat at the hands of Kan
Mckinley has displayed good form
and should improve to great extent
over the form that was present IN the
/ first clash with Midkiff's men. If Nc
Kinley should win today's game from
Punahou it would give the high school
eleven q standing of 500. Punahou
tied Kan and won from Mckinley
and loss today would make then
tied with Mckinley in the race for
honors, so there is bound to be big
fight on at the local gridiron
Local fans are expecting an open
game today as neither team has been
known for its line bucking ability
Both squads have number of plays
revolving around the ends and the for
ward pass, and today's contest prom
ises to be close and spectacular
game. Mckinley is certain to rely on
Clifford Melim for big gains and Pu.
nahou will expect Nanihaa and Corres
to run the ends for their eleven. Cor
rea has been punting well this year
and may have an advantage in this
respect. Both teams have lines that
are fighters and their work in past
games has been up to standard.
kamehameha w. Hawaii.
DR.. Peden will send his charges
against the strong Kan team this af
ternoon on Kamehameha Field and
this contest viii be another good one
In the first game Kan triumphed over
Hawaii, but the collegians have
strengthened their line considerably
and viii be ready to meet the heavg'
charges OF the Kan hacks.
Captain Booth will have 20 mer
ready to enter the ARRAY, and this
shifting of players may cause trouble
for Hawaii. The Kan backs have hit
the line well this year. and no team
has yet shown more directed attacl
and better knowledge of how to hit
the line than Kan. Without doubt
the game will be close one. as both
teams played a tie game with Puma
hou.
Both games will begin at $3.50. and
owing to the school day 1t was decid
ed to hold the games on different
fields. Although the result of the
Kam-Hawaii game will have no bear
ing on the championship. 1t should be
a well played one, and tie score If
not unlikely. On Alexander Field the
rival yell leaders are ready for the
contest, and Punahou with David
withingthon and Leon Ebersole
and Mckinley with Joe Sticknev
and David Bent as yell masters should
stage a good voice fight when play is
called.
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Great Relay Race Will
Be Staged On New Years
NJ GA Athletes viii Garry Message From COL Kennon at
SchOfed to Mayor Lane in HonOIu-TWenty- live Distance
Runners Win Take Part in Athletic Event-Wi Be First
Relay Race From SchofieId to Honouu-Each Runner viii
Cover One Mile.

first annual Schofield-to- Honolulu re-
lay and each year the teams will at
tempt to lower the time as made In
previous years.
Hundred Eligible.
The intermediate department at the
Y. M. C. A. has about 100 young men
between the ages of Is and q. It Is
from this group that the team Is to
be selected. The first preliminary will
be held early in December and the
hest IS then selected. This group Of
30 will then enter q final preliminary
and the best Is selected for the final
race.
The distance from Schofield to the
front steps of the Y. N. G. A. will be
exactly determined and each mile viii
be mapped out by stakes with white
streamers. II the distance is more
or less than the IS miles this viii be
allowed for by giving more distance
to the ''down-hill' milers or else sub
tracing from the uphill runners, IS
the case may be. At all events IS
men are to do the distance and the
committee will attempt to give each
man an equal stunt to do.
Both pacemakers and autos to pick
up the runners will accompany the
racers and these autos will also con-
tain the two alternates selected to go
in the race in case Of any accident
along the line.
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Last night g. matcn-HonoiuluS =,
Colts 1.
The Honolulus smashed the record
for total pinfall and high single game
in their match with the Colts last
night on the Y. M. C. A. alleys. After
the match stood at one all. the Homo
lulu veterans rolled 9s4 game. which
is one of the record games of the al
leys.
Capt George Mills, who went into
this game. bowled $40. Leslie Scott
turned in 222 score, while both Gear
and Winnie were in the 100 class. This
gave Mills high score for the evening
and Scott high average, 1913. Gear
averaged 191.
Raseman did the best work for the
Colts with an average of liz. Greed
took high single game, 2O1, the Colts
only double century for the match.
Thursday night the p. B. C. and Ma
tionals bowl and next week the Ho-
nolulus and Service bowl on Monday
night In the decisive match of the first
round. The Colts roll against the Ma
tionals Wednesday and have a chance
for first place by winning three
straight Last uighf'a scoras.
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CHICAGO, III, Nov. 6.-The Uniyer,
sity of Chicago, with a team composed
chiefly of substitutes, easily defeated
the Haskell Indians here today 35 to
0. Although the Indians never seri.
ousiy threatened the Chicago goal
they showed occasional flashes OF. bril-
liancy in handling forward passes and
made excellent gains by this method
OF attack. In the first half Coach
Stage used substitute team, but sent
in some of his regulars late in the
game. although at no time was the
complete regular lineup used.
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PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 6.-Har
ward University football team defeated
the Princeton eleven here this after
noons.10 to s. II was the fourth con
secutiye victory for the Crimson oyel
the Tigers since 1912, and the defeat
shattered all hopes OF the Orange and
Black TO any claim to the Eastern foot
ball championship OF the present sea
son.
notwithstanding the apparent close
ness OF the score, the honors OF vic
tory belong chiefly TO Harvard for the
contest, considered as whole, was
between the Crimson team as com.
Dination and the individual scoring
ability o. IiDDotfs goal Kicking toe.
violence during the entire ~ minutes
OF play was princeton with It's yapnt.
"a ATTACK able 70 batter the Harvard
eleven BACK across the Crimson goal
Line. Twice during the struggle the
Tigers plunged and sprinted through
stne '7aLNara Team LOT more tnan Two
thirns me length Of the griuiron, only
% pe nelo, Wnen touchdown appear.
eQ imminent py the superior defense
ue lamDrloee payers. II was
tne1 tnet Captain 1nck caiied upon
llppott 20 40 what tne Princeton team
- Nnoie Was unable 70 accomplish,
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there was at her back. Harvard pro
ceeded to punt Immediately. MahaI
gained from eight to twelve yards or
every exchange of kicks with Tibbett
With the ball finally in her posses
sion on Princeton's 45-yard line, Ma
han hurled perfect forward pass tc
Harte on Princeton's 25-yard line. Two
short gains were followed by q ripping
line plunge, In which King swept
through a great hole between Nc
Lean and Nourse and over the line fol
q touchdown, which Mahan quickly
converted into goal
Field Goal.
There was no further scoring in
the first period, but Mahan and lib
bett each added q drop kick field goal
In the second session OF the play. Har.
Yards better conceived and more puz-
zling attack brought her within five
yards Of the Princeton goal line. Here
the Tigers gave a demonstration Of
the traditional defense for which the
Orange and Black elevens Of former
years have been noted. Four times
they hurled the Crimson-J erseyed line
and backfield toward the latter's own
goal and by repulsing this savage at
tack, regained possession Of their goal
line. briggs, standing behind the goal
posts, kicked to his own 40-yard line
where Watson made q fair catch, from
which Mahan kicked e placement goal,
completing Harvard's scoring for the
day.
Captain Ned Mahan was the indi-
vidual star Of the game, due to his
lodging runs, punting and goal kick.
ing ability. He was aided far more
by the Harvard linesmen and back.
field than were Tibet, briggs or
Click. all Of whom played brilliant
individual game for the Tigers. Soucy
and Lamberton had great duel for
their end positions, both making spec
tacular stops, not only in their own
positions. but in other players terri.
tory. The Harvard left end was the
better player on defense, however,
while he continued In the game, Gils
man at left tackle for the Crimson,
also starred at frequent intervals,
while the play of the centefs and
quarter-backs, in the handling Of the
ball was. all things considered. high
class.
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HONOLULUS WIN
FROM COLTS in
ALLEY CONTESTS
Z. M. G. a. noMLINc LEAGUE.

Last nights -Honolulus
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TIGERS TAME Y
DORMS INGAME
OF BASKETBALL
M. c. a. easket.ball League.

Last nights results Tigers IS, Dor.
mitory 4; Service 20, C0smopoiitans s
Another interesting double-header
| was played In the Y. M. C. A. basket
bah league last evening. The feature
game was the meeting OF last weeks
winners, the Service and Cosmopoli-
tans. It was nip and tuck throughout
the first half, which ended 5 to 3 In
favor of the Service
The defensive work of the Cosmo-
politans covered the crack Service for
wards, Hackett and Gevarder, in good
style except for q few minutes In the
second half when Hackett ran away
and shot four baskets In quick success
sion.
o'sulIivan Star.
O'Sullivan worked around the basi
ket for the Cosmopolitans. and shot
two pretty field goals while the rest
of the team played on the defensive.
The Service showed even better pass
ing than usual. while their defense
was superb. Wheeler starred partic-
uiarly in this respect, while Moves
put up the best game he has shown
yet
In the first game the Dormitory
shifted its line-uD and while the in
PRODUCTION of Harrison at guard gave
the club q fine new player. the seori
ng machine could not seem to get go
ing.
The Tigers on the other hand put
I'D great game and showed improve
ments over the previous week in spite
of the absence of Goebig, Mott and
Raphael. George Dwight, playing his
first game of the season, was tower
If strength as a Tiger guard. Cap
tain Meinecke surprised the crowd
with his good work at center. The
forwards. Henry and Haneberg, passed
very well, and shot some fine field
goals. Lemke held his man without
4 basket and shot a dandy himself.
Dreier Goes Out.
The first period showed the Tigers
in the lead to 4. Dreier had to re.
tire because of an injury to his foot
and the team was unable to score
without him. All of the teams are GO
ing in for hard practise now and next
weeks games will no doubt show q
big improvement. -z
ne r. d. Twain Va ShC hD"Lf.
formed club league elected joseph F.
Santos as its captain last night and
will practise Friday at 7:30. At $3.50
O'Clock Friday, the Night School and
Service clubs play a practise game.
The former team practised last eyenT
ing while the Service has workout
this evening at $50. Last nights
summaries: 49,. H.. ..
TIGERS 70. ~-.' -.
Line-up-Left forward. Henry: right
forward, Haneberg; center. Meinecke
Captain: right guard, Lemke; left
guard. Dwight. 49,.
4. z.- Il. -. i
Line-up-Lett forward, Dom, Ben
nett, Bearss; right forward, Page teaU-
tain); center, Dreier, Harrison; right
guard, Lake: left guard, Harrison,
MARI .~..:"
Goals from field-Henry 4. Hane-
berg 2. Meinecke 1, Lemke 1, Harrison
1, PAGE 1. = 81. / -s.-.
Baskets from foul-Haneberg 2 in
S throws. ~.....s.
Referee-Lieut. Green. Timer
Jackson. Scorer-Larimer. Time OF
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DARTMOUTH .. PENN. 8.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 6.-Uniyer
sity of Pennsylvania was defeated by
Dartmouth today to 8. but only after
the red and blue team, which had
been recognized within the week, had
made a stubborn fight for winners
honors. Dartmouth's offense was er-
ratio. flashing brilliantly through its
opponents line at times, but being
stopped at other times by the alert
Pennsylvania forwards. Occasionally
the green faltered and fumbled, and
Pennsylvania turned these shortcom.
ings to its own account.
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NAVY WINS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. 6.-Al-
though Nays eleven showed little Inn
provement in offense or defense, they
managed to defeat Bucknell today, Is
to 8. The midshipmen we're unable
to tally in the first period. but the
visitors scored field goal short
time after the contest started.
With the West Point game only two
weeks of, the Navy coaches hoped
that today's contest would have re-
suited in at least a. 80 point victory
There has been. however. an absence
Of variety In attack and of sureness
in the few plays. that have been tried.
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MICHIGAN AoeIEs AGAIN.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. g.
The Michigan Aggies found Marquette
University eleven Of Milwaukee too
light to furnish spirited opposition to-
day and the powerful Lansing team
won. 68 to 6. The first period ended
"a to O. Marquette braced during the
second quarter and held the farmers
to two touchdowns. NJ. A. C.'s FUN
bles also checked their rush..
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haIves-15 minutes.
Seryjce 20.

Service 20.
Line-up-Left forward, Hackett leap
tain) right forward. Gevarder; cen.
ter. Moves; right guard, Wheeler; left
guard, Cosgrove
cosmopoIitans 8.
Line-up-Left forward. Ramirez;
right forward, 0'Sullivan; center, Can.
non; right guard, Gaylord; left guard.
Soares, Comes fcaptain).
Goals from field-Hackett 5, Gevar-
der 2, Noyes 1. 0sSuIlivan 2. Comes 1.
Baskets from oul-Hackett 2 In 4
throws, Gevarder in throws, O'Sul-
livan 2 in throws.
Referee jackson. Umpire-Lieut.
Green. Timer McA llistef. Scorer
Larimer. Time Of halves15 minutes.
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PIrTssuRc SEATS ". AND J.

PITTSBURG. Nov. 6.-The Univer-
sity of Pittsburg football team defeat
ed washington and Jefferson here to-
day, IS to 0, all OF Pittsburg's scores
coming In the third quarter The
short forward pass used so success
fully by washington and Jefferson
this season was broken down repeat
eddy by Warmers men.
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AND NORTHWESTERN WON.

CHICAGO. Ill, Nov. 6. -Northwest-
ern outplayed the Missouri football
team today and won handily, "a to 6.
Missouri showed several flashes of
form and was especially strong in line
hueking
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Mahan and Tibbott
Stars In Big Game

Harvard Wins Through Great Work of Crimson Captain
Click and Tbbott Play Great Game for Tgersatest Story
Loses to Brown-Pitsbwg and Cornell Keep Up Record
e Chicago and Notre Dame Win
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

is impossible, while from Magdalena, N M, to Springerville Arizona, like conditions prevail The blockade of snow and mud will not be lifted for two weeks.
 Held up at Albuquerque are 250 autos and nearly 1000 people, while along the route are at least 50 more autos. All other divisions of the old Trails Route are open and in fine con dition is the report made by Goodman who has negotiated the route from east to west Data from the eastern auto associations is now available and it is computed that from September 1 of this year there will pass over the old Trails Route 50,OOO machines, this estimates being considered very conservative. The pertrihed forests, Moqui Indian villages Grand Canyon Cliff Dwellings and other historical attractions are the inducements"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
BORDERLAND IS ONLY ROUTE OPEN THE YEAR
 AROUND FOR AUTOS
Prescott IOurnal-Miner Tells of Many Auto Tourists Being Blocked on Other TranSconti- mental Highways.

Again is the claim that the Border land Route is the only open-the-year- around route, supported and it's jus tice admitted When the newspaper of a city that is connected with a rival route admits that such route is snow bound early in April and win be blockaded by snow and mud until late in April, it is damaging admi sion.
 The claims that have been put forth in the Northerly Route through Ari zona are doing much to injure trans continental touring through this state but in the end must work to the bene it of the Borderland Winter tour ists will seek away across the conti nent and will take notice that one ex ists and existed for them, one that does not boastfully intrude itself as possessing celestial advantages through terrestrial lands but simply insists that it is always open"
 The following article appeared in the Prescott Journal in its issue oi April z:
 State Division Engineer F. R Goodman returned a few days age from a reconnaissance of tte old Trails Route in the North, and for the bene it of auto tourists stated that the road between Flagstaff and Williams
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
TAKES OF DANDRUFF
 HAIR STOPS FALLING
Girls! Try this Makes hair thick. glossy, fluffy, beautiful-No
 more itching scalp.

Within ten minutes after an appli- cation of Danderine you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be after a few weeks use, when you see new hair, fine and downy at first -yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp.
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 Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowiton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment-that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it if you will just try a little Danderlne.
 Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

state, are Joe Gray for the south, Ira T. s. Huggitt of Phoenix for the cen- tral western sections and Aaron H.. Powers of Prescott for the north There are to be two departments of special interest to this section, the state department, mentioned to be conducted by the three above named and the Borderland Route department which Gray will conduct alone The copy of that department in the next issue of the magazine was sent in by Gray, the latter part of last month, with photographs for the accomnany- ing Illustrations.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
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 On Rheumatism
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
ARIZONA WILL BE
 WELL REPRESENTED
Three Correspondents Will Cover State for Official PubliCa-
 tiOn of Association.

With three correspondents, Arizona should be well represented in South ern Motoring Magazine, now recogni- zed as the official automobile paper of this state as well as of Texas. Con. tirming the designation of official. to the publication, as conferred by F. Power Conway, president of the State Apto Association, Joe Gray, the sec. retary, sent out the official letter yes. terday.
 The three representatives of the association, who will be correspond. ents for the official publication in this
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

The New York American says the Amster committee will concentrate its vote on the election of one or two directors of the new Rock Island board. This committee has proxies for 125,0O0 shares and expects proxies for about 100000 shares when the meeting is held
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

Henry N and N Parker Swift, and Elmer W. Morang of Bourne, trustees and beneficiaries under the will of N. P. Swift, late of Bourne, have been added to the list of new taxpayers at Orleans, where the rate is $3, the low est in the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
FEDERAL LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY St. Louis at Chicago. Pittsburg at Kansas City. Newark at Baltimore. Buffalo at Brooklyn