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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
DEAN MATHEY ONLY
EAS7ERNER TO WIN
Takes Rundy Into Camp, While
Williams, Washburn and
Church Are Beaten.
ucLOUGHLIN AT TOP FORM

cas- FRAScisco. July is.-The ram
.u,.paclac tennis tournament came to a
.,,,,usion this afternoon In match play
=, .,nsiea, East versus West. The
,.,.a.rs took one OF the four matches.
,.s honor falling to Dean Mathey. FOR
.,er Princeton star, who took Tom
p,rdy of Los Angeles into camp after
a.. hard sets by the scores OF St. Sc.
a IS and 6--i. Mathey was
,,r..d TO the limit TO win, but played his
,.., game at crucial moments and found
-. ro,ug in the deciding set rather
easy. ~ ~
r,urch and X. Norris Williams "a TEL
IN succession before the Pacific coast
RIO John Strachan, William VI
Iobnston and Maurice McLoughiin
s,rachan won in straight sets IRON
Washburn In rather easy fashion AZ
- "a, 81. Johnston, after his ar
duous time of IL In Saturdays play
arainst Mclaughlin, came back and dis
piaved some brilliant tennis In his mater
with Church. winning at 6-l. 4-o
81 6-i.
The best match OF the afternoon wat
,he Williams Mclaughlin tilt. The Cal
l,ornia comet won after four sets ant
N a measure obtained revenge for hi
i.test OF last year for the nat'ona
lite by williams. Mclaughlin won afte
losing the first set. As. Despite nj
hard match with Johnston on Saturda!
he interna,ionalist was at top form an'
took the next three sets at 6-3, s.
e-3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
sYEA DISPLAYS VERSATILITY.
runs, Jumps aud LOSSES "e'Hh'
In pasttme GnUes

Ma, Skea. the Pastlme Athletic 'lup
athlete. displayed his versatility IN ms
tubs monthly games on Glencoe pVa.
Yesterday by winning three 1rst places
md finishing third in another event lie
,.ran his series OF victories by sprinting
,ome inches in front of j. Caster. n
,lso started from srratch in the so yard
fash.
Skea won another close victory over
Dan She, in the 500 yard run. while In
taking the IL pound shot event Skea was
closely pressed by Nick Iiahnis. the
scratch man. Skea's place position was
\ the running hop. step and jump. In
which Skea had to be content with
second place. In spite of a fine effort OF
u feet. The summaries:
one Nile Walk. Handicap-won by II
Kliser. ! minute: Adolph Arnold, minute
% seconds. second; J. Birch. 20 seconds
bird. Time. : minutes q seconds.
80 Yard Dash. Handicap-Won by Matt
Skea. scratch; j. Nsstar, scratch second
" Mulhall, ; yards. third. Time, 3 sec
,nis.
500 Yard Run, Handicap-won by Matt
skea, 5 Yards: Dan Shea, scratch. second
] Mccabe, - yards, third. Time. l min
one Mile Hun Hahdlcap-w6u by ].
Molnerney. scratch; II. Ferguson. scratch
,4t9nd. j decade. scratch, third Time.
, minutes 81 seconds.
Running Hop, step and jump, Handicap
Won by J. Cas;ar. . feet 8 Inches, WIN
,ersich. with a feet. second; Matt Skei
feet. with 3s feet 10 inches, third
Putting IL Pound Shot. Handicap-Wnr
by MAJ Sked. I feet, with ~ feet "a incn
..cond. J. correli. ? feet, with a. feet
Inch third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
WAHNETAHS ROW AND SWIM.
senior single she'll Race Captured
by Edward Kelly.

The annual rowing races and water
carnival of the Wahnetah Boat club
were held on Flushing Creek yesterday.
The senior single shell over the half
mile course was won by Edward Kelly.
l.. Hartung being second and J. Atkin-
son third. Kelly won by "A margin of
two lengths.
l.. Hartung. bow. and J. Cslligan,
stroke, won the senior double shell by "A
half length over j. Sarle, bow, and j
Atkinson. stroke. In the novice double
shell II, Radtke, bow. and j. Noonan,
stroke, beat u. Slavin, bow. and j,
Klaus. stroke, by three lengths,
A swimming race at 90 yards, scratch,
was taken by u. Markell. A kaupp-
man swan 100 yards in ! minute 8 III
seconds, kauppman later won the duck
race.
4 canoe race. doubles, was won 10y
O.. Hughes and j. NORMAN, A Huber
and j. iieine being second. J. Fritz and
A. Patterson got first prize In "A canoe
fitting contest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
NEW PETER PAN TRIED OUT.
Lat~st Member of Famous Family
ShOws Splendid speed.

The latest Peter Fan. known as Peter
Pan VII. and owned jointly by James
Simpson and J. l.. Bickell OF Toronto,
has been launched and tried and did
well. She was tried out on Friday and
showed some remarkable speed, She
was not let out, but with her throttle
,wo-thirds open she showed "a miles an
hour. and her owners are satisfied that
when everything Is running smoothly
she will be a mile IA minute boat.
This Peter Pan is % feet long : feet
beam and is driven by two eight sylin-
der Sterling motors OF 2T5 horsepower
each, which drive twin screws. She is
n hydroplane built from designs by q,
r. Crouch by the Reliance Motor Boat
Company, and as the Peter Pan family
has "a reputation for high speed there is
no reason TO think that the latest mem
Der of that famous family will not live
UP to the family traditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
PROS PLAY MAPLEWOOD LINKS.
MacNamura and johnson WIN
Four Hal Match on 18th.

MAPLEwoop. y. H.. July ls.-Tom
NacNamara OF Boston and Walter john
soh Of Maplewood played an exciting
icur bal. toursome with ]. ]. McDermott
y Philadelphia and Edward connery OF
Be'Hlehen this afternoon on the Maple
wood .lrss. the former winning on the
tone 9reon by / up.
N~rtrruott took the third hole in 3
Nd Macs mara evened matters on the
a. 20 ! under par, all other outgoing
.o"s being ha.ved. Coming In McDer-
NOT played just | over par. on the mr.
'te.'r and sixteenth holes the honor see
I" 81 fN.ce, resting with McDermot'
AID IpIlery on the sixteenth green
Then j Hason came through with n 3 or
u" soyeuteenth, which evened the match
ma NtrNamara won with another 8 OF
.e gaieenth, Mcpermott's card was
u, four over par, MacNamara secured
40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19

The Morrisania Yacht club held its
annual water carnival Yesterday in l. ny
Island Sound off the clubhouse at old
Ferry Point, Swimming, rowing and
novelty events entertained members and
guests, Miss Niehammer proved an en-
pert oarswomin and defeated Miss
Hagan in a d!ngy race and c. Wigand
took the same event for men. &. Wells
won "A 30 yard swim, George Kroepke
was fastest over the 100 yard distance
and j. Demarest Quits sted the field at
500 yards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
DEFEAT IN SINGLES OFFSET.
nay sid" Tennis Team Beats white
stone by Taking DOubIer.

2. winning three doubles, though both
IAs.'~ matches were lost, the Bayside
''i'., riIh triumphed over the White
'''" Tennis club on the courts OF the
ave- Yesterday In II postponed match
q th' Gurens-Naysau League series.
II p vun BeTnuth heat Merle john
,' 90 'ao first singles, "a, 60, Ga.
ia" s"cOud singles. +, Ashley beat
l. II Roberts. ID. "a.
= .-,yhton and H. Mecabe beat
. p Roruuth and Il. /" o Ber-
,'N r. 'he doubles, 2-6. 6--3. g..
,s'le ,rIlson and Il, II. Roberts beat
A'nI'F and Or, Adams, 3-6, 81.
forge Earmeyer and William
%'In''' beat Dr. McCullom John
~Fey, e, g.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
rour Tie ut Great Neck.

GREAT NECK. l.. l., July ls.-Josepn
Willang. +. l.. Dubosque, Charles -,
Zlegler and Grant Campbell quaiihea
tnr the vice-president's cup at the Great
Nsck Golf club to-day. They also tied
Tor the Arrandale trophy, A club rule
provides that all scores OF net 20 Ut
under in handicap play sha'i 'oun, as
% NIll,rr and Dubosque each had II.
z,ogIer ~ and Campbell IS. Under the
conditions "A player could enter az many
a. cam fines II he SO elected. some of
the players, including u, 7. ELY and y:
| scott Mcknight made o rounds OF
eighteen holes each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19

The match bicycle race at mile heats
between Champion Frank Kramer and
Cns,r Moretti, twice postponed by rain,
is scheduled for tomorrow night at the
Sheepshead Bay Vel1drome. \ one hour
motor paced race with Carman, Sores.
Mitten, Bedell and Wiley as starters will
lie another feature. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19

John Tholke. 20. of East orange.
y. J., was held under $1,000 bail 10y
Magistrate cobb of the Jcn,.s.n Mar
kct cnur. Yesterday on the charg of
bcokuiaking. The arrest was made vt
? 30 o'clock saturday afternoon 10y he.
tective Costume OF the second branch
AT Mercer and Spring streets. The Il 70
tective says Tho,Hc accepted a 50 het
on a horse named Prairie in the second
~ belmont Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
KARL BEHR BEST AT
SLAM BANG METHOD
Beekman Tries Driving style
for Placement. but Runs
Against Superior.
DOUBLE FAULTS ABOUND

Karl II. Behr, Middle States cham
pion. defeated Leonard Reekran, ma
tionaI interscholastlc title holder, In the
final round OF the Country club ot
Westchester invitation singles at the
club courts yesterday, straight sets At
Ga. Ga. The match was shortened
TO bes, two Of three advantage sets be-
cause OF the excessive heat. In the
semi-fnal round, earlier in the day, Behr
gained a fault from DR., William
Rosenbaum, who played in Woodmere'
and Beekman vanquished Harold A..
Throckmor,on at s-1, 4-s, 81.
The match between Behr and Beck
man was a slam bang AFFAIR In which
I IN. rallies were short lived, because the
nIayers were constantly trying for
earned points by the placement route
This STYLE OF game brought forth many
marvellous gets that made the mateh
sparkle. Behr was the master OF the
situation at all times. although Beck
man had many good chances The con-
test was marred a little by a rush OF
double faults, each OF the players being
rharred with nine, Behr made three N
the MN game OF the first set and an,
! other trio in the first game or the second
SET. Beekman managed to Keep MS
scattered about. The summaries;
Wes,chestsr Country club Mems lnVlts'
ton singles, semi-hna! Ronnd-kar. u,
49,, i.onurd Beekman defeated Harolu
A Throckmorton, 81, - s-7'
FINAL Round-Karl H. Behr deteateo
Leonard Beekman, O., Is Inc po'"'
score: ,,,,r srT
Rehr ........ tst2 y
Reekinan.... 4Ol+ 10 . @-S--'
SECOND sET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19

san salvador. 20. B~foHu-uu,
NaNisr = 81 I'll. Rose. "
Twenty. f. ugth District is, TWENTY third
District
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
SAILORS ON JAMAICA BAY
FIND WHOLESALE BREEZE
Clnco Only Knockabout to Appear, and Owner r.. H.
Wilson Refuses Sailover for Prizc-Good Contests
Among Power Boat Division.

j. ~ BENSON and c. II Greene The
ms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
TIE CREED OF SOME
BALL FLaYERS IS GREAT

The f-eTailing greed OF the players
was well illustrated recently BIZ. the
attitude Of Pipp and High of Detroit
ard Bill James Of the Boston PraEes.
Pipp and High refused to he transfer
red to New York unless Donovan
would agree to increase their salaries.
They held out the argument that De.
troit was a sure pennant contender
and that a transfer froEa the club
might lose them a share OF the worlds
series next fall.
Picking pennant at this time for q
club that figured no more prominently
a year ago than Detroit seems rather
farfetched. The fact that Hugh Jen-
nings Is willing to LET the young men
go would indicate, that he Is none too
sure OF their ability to effect such a
happy end .z SIS
To the interested bystander 1t would
appear that some one in Detroit IS not
playing exactly fair. Colonel Rup-
pert and Captain Huston purchased
the New FORKS with the distinct mn
Outstanding that Pipp and High wee
TO be sold TO them by Detroit. It rests
with Frank Navin to make coJd even
IL 1t costs him money to do SO.
The case Of Bill James arguments
against the worlds champions appears
even more brazen piese of esrronte.y
than the stand Of PiRp and High. This
hero Of the tusslc with the Athletics
signed q straight term contract at bis
own figures last fall. He was present.
ell with a $1,000 bonus after the
worlds series. He has no reason to
complain Of being underpaid. What
ever fault there may be lies at his own
door. The club owners sar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
.lILINE OF
SPORT 10 END
INDOOR SEASON

-Four weeks OF indoor baseball will
bring the seasons sport calendar to q
close at the Y, nj. &c. "A. Captains Of
tho eight clubs that will enter the in
door baseball contests will be elected
at meetings in the association halls to-
night The clubs entered are Lee,
Lincoln, Webster. Kamehameha, Far.
ragut, Jefferson. Wellington and Sher-
man.
During the four weeks of indoor
baseball, individual and single and
doubles lihndball championship tour
neys win be condGcfed. In addition,
the annual gymnasium exhibition is
scheduled for the last of next month
and Thursday nights will be taken
up In practise for that event. The
team making the best showing at the
exhibition will be entitled to barn
storm the other iflands.
The high jump end the high dive,
two OF the main events on the de-
cathlon track meet program. win be
staged tonight A supper will be held
at O'Clock tonight and the club meet
ings at $50. Baseball captains will
be elected at p. ia. and the death
Ion starts at 7:30.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
COBB ONE LOYAL PLAYER,
He Thinks, Too, That Other PIaysrs
Are Seeing the LIGHT.

Ty Cobb Is one OF the many ball
players who see no good for the players
or the game In the Federal league since
the outlaws have dragged the game
into court.
TY makes strong statement In
sizing up the present situation when
he says:
II think baseball players are be-
ginning to realize that subterfuge has
10 part In the successful promotion
of the national pastime. The game has
been Injured greatly therefrom the
past season. And though 1t Is still
honest and always win remain 50, the
vaciIlating attitude Of the many mer-
cenary players has doubtless raised
vague suspicious In the public mind In
some quarters. No one blames q
player for selling his services to the
very best advantage. But contract,
written or verbal. is sacred thing.
Evasion through technically IL no
sound excuse for dishonor Let the
least corruption creep into the manipu-
lation Of the game and the careful
work Of years will be destroyed. The
baseball player has as much at stake
in the present fight as any one. The
outcome means no less than: his fl-
ture.1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

tHtS WIEN - SCtS0dtSs
Tonight-Cosmos vs.. Coast Defense
ednesday-lIonolulus VS.. Cham
berlain's Colts. -:
Thursday -Signar Corps VS.. P, B. c.
The trainers of the Y. NJ. C. A. bowl,
ing league schedule surely struck the
right combination for rafting finish
to the second round. The teams fight
ing fer first place meet on Wednes.
day, the third place contestants Or
Thursday and. the fifth position aspir-
ants do, battle tonight E~:
Only two games separate the Cos.
mos and Coast Defense who will bowl
this evening at O'Clock. The adm
men will struggle to get out of laSk
place while the Cosmos who have been
lnIucky recently will try To show the
class they displayed during the early
part Of the second round.
On Wednesday the match Of the sea-
son viii take place. The Honolulus,
yictors In many a contest during the
past four seasons, win roll the fast.
travelling Colts. Capt. Chamberlain
has got together an aggregation of
'bcwlers who have hung on to first
place by an eye-lash all through the
season. Roth teams DE confident Of
victory Wednesday AM it should be
a battle royal.
The Hcnolulus muf Il take three
games to go into fro place, while
two will leave them a Jingle game be-
mind IN thn race for Irafniar shOllOfS.
Fhe Colts have gone through the pres.
ent round without single defeat in
their first four matches. The Homo
lulus took two out Of three when the
two teams met in the trstFeund just
before Carnival week,
Third place viii go To- the p. b. G.
unless the SIGNAL Corps can win fheIi
series with this club Thursday even
ing. The p. B. G. are anxious to take
at least two games SO as to get into
the 500 class which they dropDed from
by half game when the Honolulus
took their measure for two out OF.
three games IN this closing match OF
the second round. The third round
viii begin Immediately on Anril 5 ana
continue until May s, when the league
season closes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

1AAn dLbbOA1s M4UD11UEAa8EO hA1k4Dct
II johnson win give him better terms
than those offered recently-25 per
cent.
Gibbons believes that II he gets In
the ring with Gunboat he win have no
difficulty in outpointing the big Eel
low and, though there would be little
chance to put the K. o. on Smith, the
ST. Paul sluggcr says he could show
him the back OF q few gloves. They
are about thirty pounds different n
weight.
Then. too. there Is Packey McEar-
land. The Chi~agoan has been quoted
several times OF late as saying he Il
willing to meet Gibbons at 145 at 3
o'clock. This. Mike says, Is hard for
hsmsto believe because Packey refused
those terms several times in the past.
However. If Mcfarland win get into
the ring at that weight Gibbons says he
viii oblige him and willingly. Should
Hike clean up both these battles he
might be called the white champion
from 145 pounds up.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
DEFEATS
THEATMCALS in
SWIFT CONTEST

In one Of the fastest games on an
island diamond, .Eol" CIymer's Dom
ma team defeated the Honolulu theat-
ricals In the Makiki League yester-
day by score Of TO /. The contest
was in the nature Of a curtain-raiser at
Athletic park. preliminary to the
Army-C Chinese game. Berger's band
was on hand to bid the Chinese tray-
elers fond Aloha and his fast music
made IL almost necessary for the pre-
Iiminary players to play fast. in order
10 keep time. TIE game lasted one
hour and seven minutes. The score:
Theasricais.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
SATURDAY GAME
FAST BUT EASY
Win FOR ARMY
Good Crowd Helps Out Chinese
Travellers Fund In First of
Benefit Contests

Several hundred Honolulu fans wit.
messed one of the fastest ball games
staged on the Athletic park diamond
since the departure of the mainland
big leaguers, when Cpl. Ritcher's ALI
Army players conquered over the
Travelling Chinese Saturday.
The score: All-Army Z, AlI-Chsrese
3. -
1t was benefit game, the proceeds
going to the expense fund of the Chi
nese team, which will start on a tour
of the Far East next Friday. The
grounds, advertising and ether proper
ties We're loaned free and the Chinese
and Ritcher's aggregation played with
out compensation The soldiers were
too strong for the Chinese from start
to finish.
he travellers used Kan and Hoon
but to no avail Peed, twiriing for
tie soldiers, showed up in great form.
IN curves, drops and shoots could not
be located by the travellers. In the
second Dodson, for the soldiers, singh
ed and scored when Dowsett trip!ed.
Dowsett was forced our when Dob
sky got to first on fielder's choice.
The latter scored when Peed tripled.
In the fourth Dowsett made a home
run and HHntley, Dobsky and Mangum
singled for one more score. Five sim;
giles and two errors by the Chinese
brought three more army scores In
the eighth. The score;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
MURRAY MANAGED
SOME BALL CLUE.

Bill Murray, who has managed
baseball teams here, there and
everywhere In his long connec-
ton with the diamond, asserts
that q Line which he led In
Portsmouth. n. H.. was the worst
professional club ever assembled.
.We were playing q game one
afternoon said Murray, "and
our right fielder and center field
er both dropped the first two
chances which came their way.
The fifth bah hit In their direc-
ton fell safely when they col
nded and fell down.
when the men came IN to the
bench / started to call the cap
tain down. Why didn't you shout
what man you wanted to take
that baIlF ! asked.
Well he said, 7 didn't think
you'd care which one muffeaik,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
Mike GIBBONS
IS AMBITIOUS
tiltdlsuslght Champion Houk
Mlngs With HaaVlss
S lOIIQOT RITTER SMITH.

g. Paul @Ghosts Believes He Can be.
mr. the aGunnerr-tis Wants 70 Be
ca..td the White Champion From IA
Pounds Up.
IKE Gibbons has become ambitious
fr championships. Not content with
Chewing James Clabby a few gloves in
IL 4is recent Milwaukee battle. Michael
INV signs for chance at Gunboat
Saith. who is claimant Of the Amer.
icsn heavy weight championship. Nike
recently received an offer from Jim
johnson. the Madison Square, New
York matchmaker. for a bout with the
heavyweight slusger In New York. To
rag arazement of his followers. riiks
has deciaed to accept the nomination
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
HARyaRD,s sTRENeTHREcoRD

George A. Davis Of Boston Braves
Scores 1887 Points IN Test.
] George A. Davis OF the worlds cham
pion Boston National league team. who
pitched a no hit, no run game last year,
broke all strength test records at Har-
ward college recently. Davis, who Is
q student In the Law school, scored
!, 437 points
The best previous mark was 1881,
set by Huntington r. Tack) Hard
wick, the football star.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
GUNBOAT SMITH HAS
BETTER OF Joe REED

Associated Press By Federal Wfrelessl
NEW YORK, N. ", March %. Gun
boat Smith. one time heavyweight
white hope. got back some Of his lost
reputation here Saturday night by out
pointing Joe Reed after ten rounds Of
indifferent milling.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
Lord 10 Join soy Aaain.

Harry Lord, who omit tho White Sox
last season after a row with Jimmy
Callahan. VIII get q chance to gain the
regular third sacking Job under Clar.
ence Rowland this spring. Lord at
one time was considered one Of the
best third sackers In the game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
NAVY BASKETBALL FIVE
WINS FROM PENNSY

Associated Press By Federal Wireless]
PHILADELPHIA. Fa.. March 3D.
The navy scored decisive victory
over the University OF Pennsylvania
basketball team here Saturday night,
winning ~ 4 score Of 10 Q.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
DELANEY KNOCKED OUT
IN SECOND BY C0FFEY

fAssociafed Press BIZ Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, NJ r, March 2S.-All
the fighting aspirations were taken out
OF husky Joe Delalley here Saturday:
night, when Dan Csffey knocked him
out In the second round of their To-
round contest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

Peed, 2, Kau 2, Hoon ri 4; 2 runs. 1
hits off Kan in innings nine at bat;
charge defeat to Kau; home run, Dow
|sett; three-base hits, Dowsett. Peed;
two-base hits, Kan Yen, Kai Luke.
Peed;; sacrifice hits, Lyman; hit by
pitcher, Hundley BY Hoon Ki, L. Aka
ma. Kan Yen: double plays, Apau to
Kai Luke, Bum to Cheong to Apau,
Lyman to Dodson, DoWsett to Dodson:
bases on balls, Off Peed 5, off Hoon
Xxi 8; wild pitch, Peed; passed balls,
Lyman 3; umpires, Stayton and Dew
lin. Time of game, hour and % min
utes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

Jack London WIN talk before men,
hers Of 1.-THE University Club Wednes-
day on War AS Socialist London
is against war. He is evnected to
make sdme strong statements.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

Frisco Basketball Referees Organize.
San Francisco basketball referees
have formed an organization.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
= 81 Tourney e puIuth.

Duluth may secure the National SKI
association championships az yearly
fixture.