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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
WIFE SUES TEMPLE.

Divorce complaint was filed in cir.
cult court today by Goldie Temple
against James Temple. Cruel and in
human treatment is the charge pre-.
ferred in the complaint.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
NORMAL TO INVADE
HOME OF QUAkERS

Danville Normal national game ey-
ponents will be the attraction at Reid
Field Saturday afternoon of this week,
that is, the weather man permitting.
This will be the first local appear
ance of the Earlham club inasmuch as
weather conditions prevented other
games scheduled for Reid Field
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
STAGE ALLEY CIRCUS

According to alley manager Tim
othy. the "Y' alleys had IA little three
ring circus all its own. last night, when
The rival forces of the Robinson and
Seeder plants showed the way to ring
up erractic and fancy scores Hodapp,
Of the West Main street crowd, was
the high individual light
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16

Struck out-By Vigran, Z; by Brun
er, A. Bases on balls--By vfgran, 3
saDouble plays-Bayer to Mcbride
O'Metz to Mcbride Time Of game
loo. Umpire-L. NJ Shaw.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16

Summary: Three base hits-Haf.
ner, ?; Feeger, Dollins Struck out
by Shelton, 5; by Hafner, IL Bases
on balls, by Shelton, a; by Hafner, g
Time of game, 1:10. Umpire, Fews.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
Yesterdays Scores
In Na:cr Leagues

NATIONAL.
& At Cincinnati RH.E E.
Philadelphia -. 013 600 030-7 10 8
Cincinnati 49,. 600 100 111-4 9 4
. Batteries Rixey, Demaree and KILL
Fer; Toney, knetzer, Mosely and
Clarke.
New York -. oil oo1 ooo-s 9 :
Chicago -. 020 600 600 6 5
Batteries - Perritt and Doom;
Vaughn and Archer
At Pittsburg- R.H. E.
, Boston .... 412 900 000-7 IA 2
I Pittsburg 49,. 400 301 O0*-S Is 8
Batteries = Rudolph, Ragon and
Gowdy; Cooper, Harmon, Mamaux and
Gibson.
Brooklyn =. o1o 600 Dol o2-4 IL 2
ST. Louis -. 900 900 200 0o-2 4 o
Batteries-s. Smith, Cheney and O..
Miller; Meadows and Snyder.
- AMERICAN.
- At Washington R.H. E.
Detroit -. OBJ 001 900 00-5 10 2
Washington. 600 200 003 01-6 S 2
Dubuc and
Stamage; Boehling, Ayres, Johnson
and Henry.
At Philadelphia RHE.
St. Louis ..... 200 200 00o-4 4 o
: Philadelphia -. 100 600 40s-5 8 2
Batteries = Plank and Hartley;
Busch and Meyer.
At New York R.H. E.
Cleveland ..... 301 002 0o0-6 s 2
New York -. 001 010 110-4 II 1
Batteries = Morton, Bagby and
fo'Neil; Markle, Caldwell, Love and
!; .Nunamaker.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

, mana ement of John Brush and under
his tutelage have so far excelled the
other six teams in the Y Senior
League.
Immediately after the game pri-
waite reception has been planned by
the Reds for the Stockton boys The
invitations for the reception are Just
going out today. Brush wants to
do what lie can 10 give the visitors a
royal time since his team. the Homo.
lulu Y. NJ. C. A basketball team,
which visited the coast last year re.
ceiyed its most cordial reception at
the hands of these self-same Stock
ton boys So they are athletes and
hosts.
Tennis Stars
On Saturday afternoon the Stock
ton tennis stars meet Rcthschild and
Quincy of Punahou in singles and
doubles on the polo tennis courts al
Kapiolani Park
On Saturday evening the visitors
take To the water and are going after
the laurels of the Honolulu schoolboy
natators. Punahou's mermen are
meeting the Stockton team In an all
round swimming meet. This is one
contest in the series of which the To-
Gals are fairly certain of victory. The
record of the Stockton boys leaves the
rest pretty much in doubt.
The athletic carnival ends Christ
mas Day with baseball game at Ath-
letic Park between the Stockton team
and the st. Louis Pacific League team.
Hayselden is slated to do the pitching
for the locals and it will need him to
stop the visitors If advance dope
counts for anything.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
ONE-TWO-THREE
FORE; GOLFERS
STAGE TOURNEY
C. F. Cleveland Team Wins
From B0ckuSonians in Well
Played Match

zone, two. three, fore Sometimes
| wish il we're more" was adopted
as the slogan of the opposing golf
ers at their dinner at the Oahu
Country Club on Saturday evening
&c. r. Cleveland and his worthy Co
horts we're celebrating victory over
c. G. Boekus and his confederates who
went down to defeat with many pangs
of regret.
The match cooked like a victory
for the Bockusonians early in the
afternoon, but the west sent returns
in late and the Cleyelanders won
by a great finish More than 40 golf
ers and others gathered on the course
during the afternoon, and some low
scores were turned in.
Following the match the players adj
journed to the club house where domi-
noes and bridge were the principal
features. Later dinner was served
and au1nber of excellent toasts were
given. E. j. Spalding, president OF
the club, presided, and congratulated
Cleveland and mis- fellow workers on
the success that they had attained
OUTFITS Tie pay
Albert Horner, in responding to the
toast, "Hitting the President" said in
part: In the course of human events
when Lie has cast its shadows over
the links of life, one has a tendency
to seek the Elvsian fields and there
call upon the reserve energy that is
stirred up to make the right aim. Aim
at the president. Keep Fore as your
slogan and aim well. So that in the
future those VINO talk may feel the
force of your power from behind
At the conclusion of his remarks
members of the club present sang the
toast: "One, Two, Three, Fore.
Following the dinner the members
gathered around the club rooms where
a high-class vaudeville program was
staged. Members of the Ingersoll
company favored the members with a
number of their feature acts. Frank
.Vack, Eddie Young, Tim Moore and
the Ingersoll quartet participated
Young rendered particularly soul
f,il ballad which was well taken. 1t
was entitled: "The Girls / Left Be.
hind" 1t is expected that there will
be another match staged at the club
in the near future.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
"Stubby' Kruger Lowers
Back Stroke Mark at ~
Meet Reds in Basketball at u NJ C. A. Friday Night-PIay
Punahou Tennis Stars on Saturday Afernoon-Wi Oppose
Local Mermen Saturday EveningSt. Louis Team of the
Pacific League Will Play Stockton Baseball Team Christmas

m Norman Ross, the pig Moose
"a he Is called in aquatic circles, ex,
poets to take away the backstroke
crown from Harold tsStnhby') Kru'
ger, he had better begin work at
once. lie will have his hands full
when he visits HonolGlu. On Satur.
day evening at the Y. NJ C. A. swim
ming meet Kruger lowered the 100
yard backstrole mark for the Y tank
and incidentally lowered his American
open water record His time was
1:124-5.
Kruger showed his form that gave
him the American championship when
he got off we!k and coming to the
finish Dnt on q burst of speed which
carried MINI to the finish line 3-5 OF a
second under TIE record. Kruger
made 1:I4 Is in the last swimming
meet on the harbor, setting a new
American record.
Good Relay Race
One C.f the best events of the even
ing was the 169-yard relay, which was
captured by the senior team. Car
ter had q slight lead on Kruger in
the ldSl lap 'Du Tic WV LhaNC q
great race Of il, but the latter could
not catch the senior natator. who fin
ished ahead by small margin. Kru-
ger came back in the 60-yard swim,
winning first mace with ease.
The ping pong race brought out a
collection of bowers. Each natator
was Or 1vided with ping pong ball
which ne blew ahead OF him as 1t
floated On the water. Dutort proved
the best in the lung test, winning from
Isen by two blows. Jack Hjorth, one
of the leading divers Of the city, gave
an exhibition in the tank as feature
Of the program.
Hjor.h, in addition to winning div
ing honors, succeeded in landing the
50-yar1 race for boys. Pin En- OF the
Pirates was a strong contender but
Hjorth beat him to the line by
strong finish. Dudley Pratt proved to
be the best submarine. winning the
plunge for distance it'll mark OF
so feetT inches.
One of the best events of the meet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
By S. w. RoBLEY

The Senior League opened on
Thursday night in a game between
the Kalihi and the Palama teams at
PaIama in which the Kalihi team was
outclassed from start to finish in ev-
cry department of the game. The Ka-
lihi players played and lost like sports
and had they received proper training
and coaching the score would not
have been so one-sided as 1t was. The
game was called at the end Of the
sixth, at which time the Palamas had
a lead of SS to g. Friday night the
Kauluwelas met the Star-Bulletins at
Kakaako and lost q to Is.
c. Chang was doing the pitching for
the Star-3ulletins and was there with
the stuff all the time, especially when
hits meant runs il was then that he
put the stuff on the ball and had the
{ Kauluwelas breaking their backs try
ing to connect.
Five of the nine innings he held the
Kauluwelas runless and was never 40
any time in danger. and he also play
ed fine game in the fielding line.
Kan Leone Stars
Kan Leong led both teams at the
bat, getting five safe ones out of six
times up ard every one of them were
clean hits. Chew behind the bat
caught fine game and his throwing
to the bases was about perfect
Nicholas and Rosario led Kauluwe-
la with the stick and Nicholas upheld
his reputation as being the best short
stop in the league by the way he field
ed his position and threw to the bases.
An Ieong, who last year batted next
to Ping, was way off in hitting due to
the lack of practise and when he and
several others round into form the
Kauiuwelas are going to make the
rest of the teams hump.
No Interest
In the Midget League the Kalihis
dropped another TO the y. A. c., and
from the present look of things they
are doomed for the cellar position un-
less someone wakes up down around
Mcvey's establishment to the extent
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was the S0-yard relay race for boys
The Nationals finished ahead Of tho
Americans by : small margin. The
winning team was composed of Pin
En-, Leong, Chm and Minneville. ia
cob Akiona captured the 100-yarC
swim from G;nneviIle by two feet
The meet was in charge OF Harry
Decker and J. A. Rousseau, who ar
ranged on excellent program.
The winners, with the names OF
their clubs and the total number OF
points :rade BY each cub, follow:
Fffty-yard Swim for Boys-Jaek
HjortIl, Dodgers, won; Pin En-, Pi.
rates, second; Leong Chung, Pirates,
third. Time. 80 Is seconds.
Sixty-yard Swim for Seniors Har.
old Kruger, A. A. A., won; Hawkins,
H. A. c., second; H. Brundage, Semi.
ors. third. Time, 33 4-5 seconds.
Ping Pong Race for Boys-Dutort
Red Sox, won; Isen, Cubs, second !;
Kanepnu, Athletics, third
Backstroke, 100 Yards, Interclub-
Kruger, A. A. A., won 4 Carter, Seniors,
second: Vasca Franco, A. A. A., third.
AuiC, 4. LIZ To, a new Iouh ICSOlu.
One-.lEndred Yard Swim, Boys-Ja-
cob Akiona, Dodgers, won; Tootsie
Binneville, Pirates, second: NJ. Vier-
ra, Dodgers. third. Time, lis.
Plunge for Distance, IntercIub-D.
Pratt, H. A. c., won; Brundage, sec
ond; w A. Anderson, Seniors, third.
Distance, so feet, z inches.
One-hundred Yard Interclub = Kru-
ger, A. A. A., won; Carter, Seniors,
second Higgins. H. A. c., third. Time,
1:05.
Eighty Yard Relay, Boys Nationals,
won; Americans, second Time,
AZ 80 seconds.
One Hundred and Sixty Yard Senior
Relay Seniors, won; A. A. A.. Sec
ond: H. A. c., third. Time, 1:2S Is.
Total points won by each club:
Interclub-A. A. A., %; Seniors, %;
H. A. c., is.
Boys-Nationsi league, composed of
Dodgers, Pirates and Cubs, "a; Amer
lean league. composed of Red Sox and
Athletics, 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

CT discovering at least when their
team is booked to play, and otherwise
looking after the interest of the boys.
Teams and clubs run automatically
only in one direction, and that is
down hill, and even manager of an
indoor baseball league is apt to lose
his goat when the head of an organi-
zation requests that he be permitted
to enter his team and after his re-
quest is granted not even showing up,
or taking the trouble to have repre-.
sentative present at any of the four
games that his team has thus far play
ed. though three of said games were
played on his own grounds.
The Kauluwela and Palama midget
game played at Palama was won by
the Kauluwelas 81 to 81 in the heay-
lest hitting game of the year and by
defeating the Palamas the KauEwe-
las the n. A. c. and Palamas are now
tied Tor first place
This evening at Kakaako the \. A.
c. meet Kakaako in the Midget
League and tomorrow night Palama
and Kauluwelas meet at Kauluwela in
the Senior division.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
FORD RESTRAINED FROM
INVESTING MlLLIoNe

DETROIT, Mich.-John F. and Hor-
ace Dodge, automobile manufacturers
and stockholders in the Ford Motor
Company, obtained temporary injunc-
ton in circuit court recently restrain
ing Henry Ford from using the assets
of the Ford Motor Company to extend
the business as planned instead of dis
bursting profits in dividends.
In their application to the court the
Dodge brothers allege that increased
labor costs and unstable business con-
ditions coming at the end of the war
make reckless expenditures of the
cempanys assets unwise."
The Ford Motor Company's annual
statement issued recently showed pro-
fits of several million dollars, which
it was announced would be put back
into the business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
Stockton High School
Meets Locals In Sport

The Stockton Honolulu athletic
series holds the foreground in athletic
circles this week. The fans, espe-
cially the scholastic fans and athletes,
are all astir awaiting the arrival OF
the Great Northern next Friday and
with It IL athletes. the pick OF the
high school, from Stockton. Cal
The team as first planned from the
visiting city included but nine men,
but apparently they like the way
things have been arranged for them
and have added three more men,
To Play Baseball
In a cable received by G.. +. Jack
son last week the Stockton manage
ment asked him to add baseball TO
their series here and at once Frank
Midkiff of Punahou and G. +. Jack
son, the two men behind the series,
arranged with ST. Louis, through
Brother Elmer, to have the invaders
try themselves out against the husky
little Pacific League team
Baseball, basketball, tennis and
swimming are the sports in which the
visitors will meet Honolulu teams.
This is a great array and when one
considers that the boys will do it all
up in three days it shows the quality
and condition of the Stockton boys.
touted as the fastest high school ag-
gregation on the coast
Meet Red Team
The Stockton boys with their two
managers arrive on the Great North
ern Friday morning. They will be
taken at once for a visit around the
city and to scenic points. Friday
night they meet their first opponents,
the Reds of the Y NJ C. A., in basket
ball. The Reds are under the able
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
Baby Regiment
Football Team
Wins Contest

Playing lightning fast football In
the last two periods, the 32nd In
fantry football team defeated the Ar
tillery squad yesterday afternoon at
Schofield by a score of 20 to o. The
game was featured by number of
good runs by both teams.
De Voc, Tuszynske, and Steger were
the bright stars for the baby regi-
ment. while Daniels featured for the
Artillery. For the first two periods
neither side could score, and IL look
ed like a no-score game when time
was called at the end of the second
period. After the recess the infantry
team came hack strong, and line
plunges and end runs gave Tuszynske
an excellent account of itself in
a touchdown. A wide end run and a
short puck by Steger scored another
touchdown. TuszynsEe kicked one of
the goals.
In the third period Doris made a
perfect pass to Robinson on the two
yard line for a gain of % yards. Tus-
zynske then plunged Though the line
for a touchdown. He also kicked goal.
The 32nd Infantry team showed a
number of good plays and should give
an excellent account of themselves in
the National Guard game Christmas
Day. The punting was unusually good,
averaging perhaps 45 yards.
The lineup of the 32nd team was:
Bennett lie, Doris 1t and RI. Mayo IL,
Bunker c, MoeIler re-, Braun TT, Rob-
inson re. De Voc OBJ, Steger In, Pike
rh and Tuszynske fb.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
GREG, CULLEN, TH0ENE
AND BLACKSHEAR WIN IN
GOLF PLAY AT M0ANAL VA

J.5L B. Grieg and William Cullen
will meet in the semi-final round OF
the MAY for the Wall & Dougherty tro-
ply. Willie Thoene will oppose Roy
Blackshear. Thoene defeated Siebert,
Greig won from Lieut.. Burdick, Cul-
len defeated Mclean, and yesterday
afternoon Blackshear scored victory
over Frank Halstead. Inasmuch as
Blackshear has played but one year,
his win over the Country Club player
was a surprise.
1t is expected that the semi-final
matches will be played off next SUM-
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

QUINCY, H., Nov. 30.-A Baldwin
of Jacksonville this afternoon knock
ed out Rich Kennedy of Des MONIES
in the fourth round of scheduled
ten-round no-decision bout. Kennedy S
seconds threw in the sponge as the
referee made the count. The men
weighed in at 1873 pounds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

More than 400 delegates, represent
ing 100 firms, attended the opening
session of the American Specially
Manufacturers Associations eighth
annual convention at Pittsburg.
John Ruane, bridge tender, fell
from the bridge at Two Hundred and
Seventh street and the Harlem river
and was drowned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
RESULTS OF FIGHTS

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. SO--Ad
Wolgast, former worlds lightweight
champion, was awarded the referee
decision over frankie Russell OF New
Orleans at the end of 20-round fight
here tonight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

In the fastest and hardest fought
game of the season the Ms defeated
the G.. RS by the score OF IS to IA
in Saturdays match of the lnterme-
date Basketball League in the games
hall at the Y. NJ. C. A. The I'll Gio-
hos VS.. Washington game was not
played neither team having a full
lineup on the floor. In the exhl0l-
ton game played in its stead the FL
Greetos walloped the Pick Ups by the
bir score of 80 to IL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

Passage of a regulative dog law
whereby the sheep raising industry
will be encouraged in New York state
was predicted by Senator Charles W.
Wicks of Utica, chairman of the
Wicks legislative investigation COM
mittee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
Town team Wins
FROM COMP ANY

The Town Team continued its un-
broken series of victories by once
again decisiyely defeating F Company
of the 18th Infantry yesterday after
room by the score of IL to Z. F Com
pany went into the game with much
spirit and alisduring the first half the
advantage OF pay vas with them. Dur
ing the second quarter the infantry
was forcing the Towners on their
4-yard line when Machado punted
Jack" Ware received the ball on the
40-yard line, and, with splendid inter
ference, he cleared the line for the
first touchdown Turner kicked the
goal and then the Town Team picked
itself up and fought back. Rice made
successful forward pass to Desha,
who reached the 3-yard line before he
was downed. Moore then plunged the
line for two yards and second time
for what proved to be six inches. The
half was then called with the ball on
the infantry's 6-inch line. Score, I
to 0.
During the third quarter the 18th
had the advantage again and attempt
ed an unsuccessful place pick. but the
quarter was called with the score still
z to 0. The final quarter opened with
the ball in the possession OF + Com
pany on its 30-yard line Although
the field was wet and heavy, this
quarter proved to be the turning point
of the game and with the help of Ma
chado the Towners landed on the
25th's line in short order. BY clever
bit of taking Achiu passed to Machado
and Machado pulled off a hot one to
Rodrigues, who just barely cleared
the line Machado failed to kick the
goal. Machado then kicked to the
25th on its 23-yard line. In the next
two plays Bertelmann without any
other help pushed or pulled the 25th's
man back for costly losses. With the
ball on their 13-yard line Ware at
tempted to punt the ball, but Sid
Nicholson blocked his kick and the
Towners had the ball on the 25th's
S-yard line. Machado then performed
two successful forward passes, the
first to Rodrigues took the ball to the
4-yard line and the second to Andy
Moore took the ball over the line for
the Towners victory Machado failed
to kick the goal Final score II to
in favor of the Town Team.
The lineup:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

Several good matches in bowling
will be staged at the Y. NJ. c. A.
this week. The Commercial Bowling
League starts the balls rolling to-
night with a match between the Fed
erals and the Territorials. All matches
start at 1:30 o'clock.
Tuesday night the Pacific Coast
Bowling League will be in the lime
light, there being a match between
the local Y. NJ C. A. bowlers and
those of the Y. M. C. A. of San Jose,
Cal. This should be another high
match and the fans are invited to see
the locals perform
Thursday night the Sugar Factors
meet the Financiers and Friday night
the Clericals line up against the Print
ers, these two matches being Com
mercial Bowling League matches.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

Referee, Capt Pepin; umpire, Sgt.
Zimmerman; field Judge. Walker;
head linesman, Kinsey; quarters alter
mated between 10 minutes and IL min
uteS.
During the second quarter DeslIa re.
lieved Melim and Lieu relieved
relieved Kamakau for the Town Team.
During the last quarter Fox relieved
Gabriel for the 25th, and RodriSues,
Miller and Ioane relieved Manoha,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
BUSY WEEK ON ALLEYS
AT Y. M; FOUR CONTESTS

Bowling at Y. NJ. c. A. This Week
Tonight-Federals VS.. Territorials.
Tomorrow VS.. San Jose,
Cal.
Thursday sugar Factors VS.. Finan-
ciers.
Friday-Clericals VS.. Printers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
INTERMEDIATE PLAYERS
MEET TN BASKETBALL
1ntermediate RasketbaII
Results Saturday Nigh

Nc 10, G. RS IA.
Ell Greetos 80. Pick Ups Il (exhibi
toni.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

Lieu and Cockett, respectively. for the
Town Team
Touchdowns - Ware, Rodrigues.
Moore. Goals from touchdown, Tur-
ner