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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
MAUI TEAM WINS
EXCITING GAME
IN FIRST HALF

The Wailuku basket Tall team !os
to the occasion last evening at tn
Palama Settlement gymnasium WheI
they defeated tue Palama sH0stit tie
by q score of 33 to 90 Their Wor
last evening was the best shown II
the inter-is'and contests and the gam
was safe for the visitors throughout
4 large crowd witnessed the fI1atcp
which was thrilling from whistle II
whistle. The h'aiIuku girls begar
their throwing tactics early in the
first half, and their team work wa.
far superior to that displayed on tn
orening here.
Captain Mary Hoffman OF the yisi.
tors, at forward, was the real star o
the game Time after time she took
the ball away from the mass and
hurled It true to the basket. >Hes
work in eyading the opposing guards
was a noticeable feature of the even:
ing. Mary Luhan for Palania was sent
into the game in the second half to
the squad, and her floor
and basket work we're startling. The
first half was an easy victory for the
Maui girls as they ended the first
period with score of % TO IL. In the
last period the locals improved their
team work and held the visitors even!
This evening the same teams will
play the final game OF the series. and
the contest the visitors viii
be guests at q dance in the gymna.
SUM. The lineup for this evening has
not been announced as yet, but the
six will be selected from the follow
ng players: Maui-Mary HOFFMAN, e.
q Bal, Gladys Meinecke, Jennie Ka-
naleki, Tweet Robinson, Alice Walker
md Louise Robinson. Palama-Mabel
Fitcomb, Lizzie IanHa, Jennie Hoina
Lnga Larsen, Lillian Biart, Mary Lu-
nan, Bernieia Lane and Jennie Stew
art. ~ .>-.-- 49,,
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PORTUGUESE. TO
VISITORS

The Meiji baseball club opens the
weekend series this afternoon at Ath-
letic Park with the strong Portuguese
Club The Meiji squad has been
working out all week in batting prac.
tise and battery work, the two weak
points of the visitors. The players
we're out in force Yesterday at the
Chicago game and voiced the opinion
that the midway players will draw
we'll in Japan. The Meijis will clash
with the Chicago squad in Japan
shortly before the Maroons wind up
their schedule.
Players who have watched the Japa-
nese team in action are unanimous in
declaring that they are up at the top
in base running and work in the out
field, two departments that they ont
class the Chicago team in, but the Ma
rooms can hit, and they have good
pitchers, which are the two big de-
partments that win for any team. Chi
cago should win the series with all
The Japanese teams. according to crit
les who have watched the Wasedas and
other teams in action. The Portuguese
viii send the same lineup against the
Meijis that defeated them last time,
and are banking on winning another
close victory from the visitors.
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BASEBALL BUSINESS
TOO MUCH oNE-sIDED

ST. LOUIS.-F ederal Judge Dyer
reserved his decision in the quit
brought ~ ArmaHdo Marsans to modi-
fy or dissolve the injunction which
restraints the Cuban from playing
with the st. ouis Federals. at tn
conclusion of three hours OF argument
Monday afternoon. The judge wiz an,
nounce the decision in tn" near future
Just speaking OFF hand, IS between
man and man. it seems to me that
these contracts tctween hall teams
and ball players, with the 1h-Gsv
clause inserted. are jug-Aandled ar
fairs, all on one side. and nothing on
the other" said Judge Dyer.
"' haven't lUDied Tp the line Of DO
c;s; 1ns IN this case yet. but it does -
soCm right g., On" man o. (rgaH'Ta
I on t. own anCtl or MN today. | ~
rnlEin~, hnwr,cr. # Sh1t is nv - {
nCtV cen enc m1m AMI """thC" man .
Naij~Ou. Ht' prnoN fer N'r"pN
a&aed that the jninHrt;'n n" diSeyl e.
on three Ct, undS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
News and Comment
Written by Experts
Chicago Wins Opener
From ALBANY Squad
Maroons Have Easy Time Winning Over ASeiee Players at
Athletic Park Yesterday-Des 1arden Twls Good Ball for
Chicago, Tanning Dozen Army Ball Tossers-Fans Pleased
With Work of Visitors the Initial Game of the Series Here

from yesterdays showing is a pretty
sweet ball player and hits like a big
Lacquer. The same may be said of
Gavin who cavorts around third.
These two players. with Gray, were
the only players who did not succumb
to IawsoI's shoots. The outfield does
net lock exceptionally fast from a
fielding standpoint, but hit wen. A
better line may be obtained by watch.
ing their work during the next games.
Hundley was the big star for the Army
team with the bIudgeon, annexing four
half OF his teams total dur
ing the matinee. With the exception
Of two innings Lawson pitched really
good bali and struck out nine men
In eight innings. The Chicago team
viii meet the fast st. Louis squad
this afternoon at Moiliiii field. Game
called at O'clock. 's y
The score
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!. III c. A. Heads Begin
Work In Gymnastics

The years plans for the Y. u. C. a.
work in the physical department are
getting wen under way according to
the statement made by General
Secretary Paul Super, who yesterday
began his tenth year Of service III the
local organization The attention Of
the secretaries of the Y. N. C. A. have
been directed prim ariIy to the arrange
ment OF the elaborate plans for the
physical work. r. Il
Glenn E. Jackson, physical director.
has returned from the summer school
of the y. n. C. a. at Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin, where for four weeks he
attended classes II making gymnasium
work more Interesting and efficient.
Jackson learned how to make calls.
themes and the regular routine Of ex-
ercise fascinating as web as helpful
One of the new methods IS to pair off
the men and Thus give the work q
pleasing social aspect.
Among the groups in,the gymnasium
work will be the seniors, intermedi-
ates, employed boys. grammar school
pupils, students At Punahou and older
students.
The SATURDAY. morning class viii be
all boys An interesting Development
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
CALLED
FASTESTINW WORLD

Ad Wolgast states that Mike Glib
bons is the fastest man with q pair
of boxing gloves that he ever saw.
Mike plays with his opponents as
q cat does with q mouse and Is never
lost for second, no matter how fast
it is coming his way. says Wolgast.
= In a 10-round bout Wolgast said that
Jack Dillon couldn't lay a glove on
Mike and would wear himself out
swinging at him. He says that SO far
as weight is concerned Gibbons can,
trim any boxer within 20 pounds OF
his own poundage and do it easily.
He has a way Of moving his head
from side to side and letting a bloW
pass by sometimes by traction of
an inch. while ID other ways he is q
regular eel Id a contest. ' - =
Mike shows iis mastery of the game
In every move he makes, and there Is
net man In sight who has a ghost
Of a chance with him on points, in
opinion. .-".s
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ST. Louis WILL
SEND ALL,STARS
AGAINST MIDWAY

Chicago versus st. Louis. Sounds
like q real big league game, doesn't Il
No the Cardinals will not clash with
the Cubs, nor WIN the White Sox bat-
tie with the Browns, but nevertheless
the game this afternoon at Moiliih
Field is bound to be 9 fast contest.
The University OF Chicago will meet
the fast St Louis organization In the
second game OF the series, and II
should be q real bah game. Captain
Schuman, who was looking at the Ma.
rooms yesterday, Is confident that his
team win hit DETER than the Army
did, and with Brown in good shapf
should hold the heavy hitting visitors
to less hits 5s''"@
The Chicago lineup will be changed
in two positions, and Manager Page
may go on the mound for this game
Page is q southpaW and well known
as star pitcher George. who play
ed first base yesterday Is also a twirl-
er, and Page may decide to start him
against the ST. Louis team Weide-
mann win be stationed on first base
and Cole win DO the receiving. Cole
IS Q little fellow and q hustler and
the best utility man on the club The
Chicago players were very much
pleased with the support OF the fans
yesterday, and have promised To give
the spectators good exhibition Of
baseball this afternoon.
Captain Schuman Of the locals Is
banking on Brown to stop the slug
gers on the Maroons, and has pre-
scented good liueup for offense work.
The lineup for today as announced Is
Schuman. C.; Brown, p: Albert Akana,
lib; Peden, 2b; Swan, 3b: Chilling
worth, SIS; Argabrfte, Lang Akafa,
Franco or Nye in the outfeld. Il Is
the sentiment OF a number Of fans
around the city that the Chicago team
will not have q walkaway to day. and
many are banking on the locals 70
win from the visitors. The game viii
start at 3 o'clock. Capt. Staytoh and
Lieut.. Lyman are scheduled to Oh.
ciate. ~, !
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I'm the gymnasium work Il the organi-
ration OF the secret boys club. the
H. A. C., OF about rs members. organ
lied this summer.
Indoor baseball, bowling. indoor
track, and similar sports VIII find 3
place on the athletic program this
fall, and there win be special ef-
fort to arrange frequent contests
The swimming pool Is ok course the
major attraction IN sports and viii be
q large factor In interesting moro of
the members In athletics. Last year
the number Of men ENGAGED II gym
work was $50 but this year Il should
be much larger since there are 1910
members to draw from
Jackson win organize al manner Of
water sports after the most modern
fashion, from water polo down. ant
some Of the gym classes win be held
on the edge Of the pool.
The Y. NJ. C. a Is trying TO find
some local young man who wiz tnke
charge Of the swimming instruction.
The pool win be open at about noon
and viii close at about $50 o. 70
O'Clock. during which time accidents
viii be aFofiIed BY the pfesenee oi the
instructor constantly
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GR|DIRON VETS
Plan To GET IN
FIELD THIS YEAR

Bib Rosa, OF Mckinley high fame;
"BiH Patty, Scottyr SchHrnan and
several other past performers on the
local gridiron are seriously consider.
ing the organization of 9 town team
"a husky, scrappy football eleven TO
compete with the school and army
and navy aggregations during the
coming season, according to q runor
which Is flying about these days
From what has already been
learned, the veterans have been dis
cussing the proposition for the last
few weeks, and are now on the ont
look for the necessary material From
what "BilP Rosa says, an eleven even
better than the one of two years ago
can be organized this year, II the fei-
lows will turn out and take an inter.
est in the matter. ?
Two years the "old guard: got to-
gether and cleaned up nearly every
thing that came Its way. Il played
the school teams and the army and
navy aggregations, with the result
that the fans were treated to some
thing unusually good in the way Of
fast and classy football.
Just about everyone in Honolulu
who is interested in football viii ko-
kua the formation Of a town team
and the veterans should get busy and
organize. 1t is needless to say that
such a team could secure plenty OF
games.
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ance OF the season for the ouakers.
but as an allaFound hitting and fleld-
ing outfield. the superbas look the
best.
Boston Has chapes.
Boston has 4 chance 70 win the pen.
nant q second time. but the work 81
Bill James viii be missed, and they
haven't added too much hitting
strength this year, and Rudolph can't
carry the burden alone IN the box.
The addition OF Magee has helped.
hut Gowdy and Red Smith have
not been playing up to their standard
OF last year Pittsburg has Mnmaux,
one Of the best tWiriers Of TIE DAY,
and Tor q youngster perhaps the most
remarkable twirlef Ii baseball but the
Pirates are too far down the list Tor
his pitching 70 help much. Bresnonah
and McGraw have quit figuring On 4
pennant this year, and Her1os At Gin
einnati has but one ambition. that 81
getting out OF the cellar. Either
Philadelphia or Brooklyn would be
popular as pennant winners, a.
neither aggregation has been up 10
the top in many moons.
The fans win still stand On the cor.
ners at King and other streets Cor
some time to come. Is the race n noi
over yet and may not be until the
last week Of the season.
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Y. s. eARsMEN LOSE AT. 49,.
CANADIAN henley

ST. CATHARINES, Ont,-The Argo.
naut and DON Rowing Clubs of Toron.
to today repeated their performance
of yesterday on the Royal Henley
course and captured every event on
the final program of the Canadian re-
gatta. These clubs easily disposed OF
all contenders.
The Undine Barge Club of Philadel-
phia made a great effort to win the
intermediate doubles, but the final
squirt fell short In the senior eight
the Philadelphians also pressed the
Canadians, but were outclassed at the
finish.
Bob Dibble of the Dons, champion
single oarsman of the last two Hen
leys, easily won from Butler of the
Argos Club in the senior singles. Shee,
han of Buffalo was close after Butler.
but the trouble he experienced in turn,
ing a buoy told against him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
LETTsR 70 TAE EDIToR.

sporting Editor, star Bulletin.
!. Dear Sir: on behalf Of the Filipino
baseball team. We wish to tender our
thanks to the FiliRInos Of Honolulu
for their generous support IN subscrlP.
ing funds for the equipment 81 the
team The sum or sS5.66 has been re.
ceived up to date
MONDAY, September 9Th, the Filipino
team win play the MeiH club az Ath.
letic Park and the Filipino club win
do their best to win this game 70
show their appreciation Of the trust
placed u them by their fellow conn
trymen.
Very respectfully yours
FILIPINO BASEBALL CLUD.
"a All 3. Ocampo. Manager
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having a lot of driving power at the
bat
Chicago alumni and their wives, {
little bunch h"t loyal supporters o.
the Maroon, occupied a box in the
grandstand and gave the Chicago yell
every once in a while-particularly
when the MaroOns were rolling up
their scores. Anon" those in the boz
were Mrs. Page. wife of the Chic1s
manager, DR.. and Mrs. S. D. Barnes,
Announcement StainbacE. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley H. Allen. }. NJ. Westgate
head of the federal experiment sta
tor. and H. Z. Jordan with his young
son. Jordan Jr. carried a Chicago pen,
nant and the box was dTaNcd with :,
big Maroon nag
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

Summary-Runs responsible for:
Lawson 4; Des Jardien 3: Dossett re.
placed Hudnall In seventh inning:
home runs. Gatron, Gray; three-base
hits, lawson; two-base hits, Catron.
George. Rudolph, Hundley; sacrifice
hits. Mcconnell. George; hit by pitch
er, Judd, Dumshot, Sauer ca; double
plays, Rudolph to George: bases on
balls. off Des Jardien q; of! lawson
3: struck out, by Des Jardien Is; by
Lawson 9: umpires, Stayton and
ChsIlingworth; time of game, two
hours. o. p . ,s.s% y. .>P'.& -
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Gray's home run went on a line
straight over the centerfielder's head
and rolled nearly to the fence. BY
the time the bali was back to the dia-
mond Gray was half way home from
third. He showed a real burst OF
speed rounding the 5ases-the same
sort of speed that E1ade him q star on
Stages football teams.
Catcher Hart turled a nice play yes
terday in taking a throw from the ont
plate. The throw came in from righr
and Hart had to make a snap pickup
wide Of the l'ne and inn the ball into
his man. The putHut st"pUed wha'
looked like a big rail- for the soldiers
HCaOlu,us Wal Street" was "ut iN
force during the early INNINGS Of YES
terday's game The stock eXchone~
bunch occupied two boxes on whiC"
ing Wall Street" Such wolI-Iio Nv
brokers as Jack 1c's and Iphn N'"l'
er were OF to 500 the '",n ',r+ 80,
the s;yth inn,n" they do"'d fND -.
Fr"v st0cH was Away below rar an
went home
Tho Maroon or+TrlA0r, cuoh'
cover mo-" "rpunh than Troy AZ -
tCrday. Three short rr:~ps FEY &.
when mnro speed IN cr"in~ -" - -
ball would have saved I've Nit. y
On'y FIR to say tha' ~" t""m ..t'' 10,
not ny to its hest Gnid NJ I > ''t~.
the steamer VOYAGE, AMI Tar - '"~
the ragged edges are du" - ~.
There is no Question qIC1t the t,aa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

Des Jardien and Hart make IN prob
ably the biggest battery that ever
worked here, Both stand over sig
feet and are strapping huskies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

The Chicagoans are wearing the
well-known Maroon sweaters, bnt for
their foreign trip they have the
American coat Of arms on the right
side.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
RuN1s QNd6l
LRouR1eI's

Pat Page coaches his team from
first base and keeps them on their
toes from start to finish. =; b. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
HOME-RUN HITTER
WILL PLAY TO-DAY

Henry Nyc. the home-run hit
ter and fast outfelder, has been
brought down from Hawaii TO
play in left fed today for the ST.
Louis team against the Chicago
MarCons. Ii his ciOuting is up to
form it should be 4 big feature
this afternoon.
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STAR BULLETIN SPORTS
Local and Foreign
Sport Field Covered
Quakers Haze Edge in
National League Race

Great Work Of Alexander With Philadelphia Keeping the Rhes
UP III the StrggIe for the Brooklyn Has Well Balanced
Club 70 Battle tor Boston May Be Dark Horse ii
Race Despite Loss Of lanes and Slump OF GoWdy and Smith
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AZ PhllaasIphia- pogton 20, phlla.
delpbit q
~ Wasblnotpp- y lshinstsp 2, New
York o.
AZ Chicago Chicago 6. Cleveland 2;
second naf1eclsysIa and 6, cbIea6o 5.
At S.. LodIe-st Lopls 2, pesreh 2.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

Rudolph turned the star catch Of
yesterdays game high leap into the
air, spearing a short drive with his
gloVed hand and doubling a man of
first, 1t was the sensation of the con-
test.
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having a lot of driving power at the
bat
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED Reliable young man for den,jtUessen. T-llman's. gs
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Auctions
BIG AUCTION SALE

MILK COWS. SPRINGING HEIF- FRS, YOUNG STEERS HORSES MULES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Tuesday. January I, at l0 o'clock at the Justus Goebel Ranch, miles east of Center Street on Indian School Doad. ! will sell over 100 head of stock. 25 good milk cows. 8 heifers, 4o young steers. l thoroughbred Holstein bull srau Wor., horses and mares weighing from 25oo to 3200 pounds; l extra fine year old saddle horse aaited. lot farm tools. etc. If you have anything to sell, see me at once. Free Cafateria. lunch at noon. Terms cash but arrangements have been made to loan 70 per cent on cattle bought at this sale.
 B. W GETSINGER. Phone I5>6 Office Is l.. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
AUCTION SALE

At TayIor's Auction House, 241 West Washington. Wednesday, Dec. 29th. at 1.00 r. M- Another grand big sale of goods: Ii dressers, 10 bed springs. and mattresses, $ rugs commodes, 9 rock CTS. , large leather rockers, stand tables, chairs, center tables. stoves, heaters gas heaters. bedding. bed lin- cu. blankets, gas plates. dishes cook ing utensils, etc, tools. a large con signment of ladies and gents wearing apparel Bring us your goods it is a safe bet
 TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER
 Phone 1917. dr
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

SMALL CASH PAYMENT, balance like rent, buys 16 s. 12th avenue $100O.00 under value, or will rent, re- duced rates. Owner, 357 N. 3rd Ave. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
For Sale Houses


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 F. J. BENNETT x co.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Groceries


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Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

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Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
For Sale Houses


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 REFUBLICAN'S BIG SUBSCRIP- TION BARGAIN OFFER. good only once each year. $5.0U for full year, Sunday and daily The only news paper in Arizona getting the FULL Associated Press by Wire.-Adv. tf
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Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Rooms and Board

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Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
For Sale Miscellaneous

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 GENTLEMAN OR LADY. going to san Antonio, Tex. before Jan. l. can save more than half fare Call at Fourth Ave. House. Room II. It
 SURREY FOR SALE-Looks ana is about as good as new. Frank J. Blount, 1902 North Center Gs FOR SALE-Eleven thousand nine hundred shares Of the Capital stock of the Arizona -Mohave Mines Develop ment Co, par value 5000; no feason- able offer refused. Stock now selling at 70 cents per share. Address 224S Republican. dr
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Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

FOR SALE-I Jersey bull 31e years old: 1 Guernsey bull one year old; steers, 112 years old; bull calf;
 heifers, two years; l COW, l driving
 mare; will rent mare. Ruth Kittle,
 Alhambra Hotel, Mesa, Ariz gs
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
For Rent = Housekeeping
 Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep- ing rooms. 234 ". Monroe. b FURNISHED housekeeping rooms 320 W. Van Buren. q
 NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms: modern; no sick. 346 N. 4.h Ave. If
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