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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-31


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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-31

oas @elhaftslofaI Der 0acgomb
State 8anf III McGon1b, SfIa., bano
ben &aiiierer an eirier StubI felt
uto madte iif nit llltaefdbr 20O0
0ol[ars Dapou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-31
Stemer=Wotis.

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ben, sit permeioem.
8. 81. Sabis,
Gpmntr-8idlter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-31

Or. Sprpeiter Spnec, Sak-Spc5ialiIt,
3t1 8raopz@ebdliDe. Sel Grodett 1896.
Siibneraltgen. gnnions, eistipahIenoe
llao Sflimtp sgfdeeI. SdipeiBfiibe. BIatte
fiiBe, Sroitbeulen imo ale anberen fSiibz
lsioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-31

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nod bis gum 81. Sannar 3cit basni
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
PITCHES
GOOD BALL FOR
l59TH COMPAN

When the 159th Company, C. A. c.,
is scheduled for a game. the fans i'm.
mediately proceed to say, There's
anothe: win chalked mp" and they
said the same thing Saturday after
noon when that team took Company
L, End Infantry, into Camp by the
score of to at Fort Ruger.
South was on the firing line for the
159th club. and he was a busy man.
sending 16 men back toE.the water
bucket and allowing bug three measly
hits. In addition TO his. work in the
box, he also added two OF the nine
hits secured OF Luther. McClaln was
a star with the willow, getting trio
of bingles in five walks to the plate
Perry at second played good game.
Culnepper as umpire in chief salts
fed the fans, as did Sergeant Shpltz,
his assistant. MANY decisions were
made on close plays that were hard
to pick, but both men breezed through
the game in fine fashion.
The score
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
ATHLETICS have
Been FEATURED
At Y LAST week
Boxing Bouts, Wrestling and
Bowling Show Interest
in Athletics

A good crowd of enlisted men &C.
cepted the invitation of the Service
Club to an informal entertainment at
the Y. M. c. A. Saturday evening.
Wrestling, boxing and gymnastic
work formed large part of the pro
gram.
C. Schuman of the End Infantry
gave q clever boxing exhibition. He
went two exhibition rounds with John
T. Bozarth, a much heavier man, and
then had fast go with Ray w. Hir.
eel for a couple Of rounds. Schuman
followed with a one-minute exhibition
of shadow boxing that made great
hit with the crowd.
L. G. Williams and r. w. HirZel
showed all the wrinkles in the wrest-
ling line. Neither man was able to
secure a fall but there were some
close calls. Physical Director Jack
son and his assistant, C. A. Pease.
showed how men are taught gymnas-
tic stunts in the Service gymnasium
class, which meets every Saturday
evening.
The athletic features were preced-
ed by program in Cooke hall, which
included debating, music and refresh
ments Over so army and navy mem
bers of the Y enjoyed the Service
Club social Saturday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
A REAL SWAT FEST.

Company D and Company B INDUCED
in a. grand swatfest today In what
was intended to be regimental series
ball game, but the final score looks
more like the result Of a bowling
match. 1t was not such a bad baseball
game at that and there was all the
excitement that the spectators could
ask for. The wind was blowing gale
and that would render classy playing
impossible, but 1t had no effect what
ever on the wielders of the stick and
the game was replete with hits for
extra bases. Each team made 10 safe
hits, but weird base running at criti-
cal times by B Company lost them OPP
pcrtunities to score or the game might
be going yet. AS it was. d Company
came eff on top with the score OF 10
to Ia. B Company figured in a game
last week where the score was Is to
rs, and it would seem that large
scores are becoming a habit with
them. They are strong aggregation
at the bat and IL they could hold their
opponents to anything like a small
score they would be able to put in
strong bid for first place in the league.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
Senior League.

Ksnluwala hyssa hard 9mrhill eight
nosed out the Bulletin boys in a clos
and interesting game last SATURDAY.
night bv the scre Vt II to -: II wa"
all Bulletin until the Rauluwelas came
to bat in the lucky seventh In which
inning they scored tour rms. which
gave them the IPal and won the game
In fielding the teams were ahant even
but in individual work r. Pun led
beth teams, making several sensations
al plays, two of which prevented runs
from being scored. 40
al Rell outpitrhed Chung. allowing
fewer hits and having much better
control, and by way of contrast Chung
started the game strong and weak
ened toward the end while Bell, al
though hit in the early innings. fin
ished strong, and thus enabled his
team to make up the lost ground A
large crowd was present and long
loud roofing seemed to be the order
of the evening. * =
There is but one game more to he
played in the Senior League and that
is between Palama and Kalihi and
will be played at Palama next Friday
night.
There are seven more games in the
Junior Ieagae as follows:
Kalihi and Palama, at Palama. to
night.
Palama and Kaulnwela, at Kauluwe
la, Tuesday, Jan. IS. IA
Kakaako and Kanluwela. at Kaulu.
wela. Thursday, January 20.
= Kakaako and star Bulletin, at .Ka.
kaako. Friday, January 81
Palama and Star-BuHetin, at Y. NJ
C. A.. Wednesday. December 26.
Kakaako and Kalihi, at Kakaako,
Monday, February 2.
At Kauluwela:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
What healthy 2!i:l|l!!l !! Nerves !
Mean To- You.

A strong, vigorous nervous system
means -heaitk,> strength and ability to
endure hardship and also to. enjoy the
fun pfeasu4es Of life. -stsS
The man With Wealthy nerves accom-,
plishes greater tasizsswith less fatigue.
He has a clear eye; an active brain
and . sound body: He Is enabled to
think better and work faster He has
energy. With healthy nerves he can
overcome the hardest competition. be
successful and gain wealth. 49,
The woman with healthy nerves Is
never listless, weak or hopeless; she
Is not irritable, she never suffers from
hysteria, sheShas reserved surplus
of endurance. Healthy nerves will
prevent the sleeI1ess mother, although
worn with onfe and rnursing. from a
''break down. caused by her double
or treble duty.
All men 90 m6men who. suffer
from these4 Forms of nervousness =
known asG Neurasthenia-Sbo have
gone to Pieces, who lack energy.
who. have 41<bR1is, 40 have. sue.
cumbed TO nefN6ds prostfation or ner
tous exhauSt either mental or ply.
steal. whose c0ndfti6n is one of irri
table weakflessS1 dn find ready relief
and cure in1llft beculiar properties Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
YORK DID IT..

Company F climbed one more round
higher toward the tpennant in the
Regimental League, when it defeated
the team from Company l. by the
score of to L. + Company played an
excellent fielding game, but was very
weak with the stick. They obtained
their seven runs on five hits and nine
errors by the l. Company fielders.
York was invincible, allowing only
three scattered hits and tanning 19
men. If F Company can improve in
hitting and York keep up his present
form in the box. any team that beats
them, cut for first place will have to
play spectacular ball. This is the
second win for f, they having defeat
ed the strong II Company aggregation
a 10 o last week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
x. 8.

One Of the best games played so
far in the Regimental League was the
game between Company * and Com
pany / on Saturday afternoon. The
final score was 4 90 8 in favor of X
1CombanyS but ] Company have lodged
a protest with the athletic officer, pro-
testing the game on the grounds that
Hopper, batting fer Ballew in the
ninth inning, did not announce the
fact 10 the umpire in chief. Outside
the wrangle at 1.-The finish. it was a
well played game and was full of
plays which kept the bleachers in an
uproar. Ii was anybody's game right
up to the finish as X Company did not
get their winning run over the plate
until the last half of the ninth. There
was one out when the winning run
was made.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

Two-base .Ilits-U. y Bun and Kin
Bases on balls-Of Chung /, off L.
Bell /. Struck out-Ry Chung Is. by
u. Rel II. wild pitehes--Chung 2.
j. Bell 2. Umpires Gomez and
Clifford Melim Time of game
hour 80 minutes.
Win Another One. $50
Saturday afternoon at the Oahu prjs-
On S. W. Robley played his Kauluwela
indoor baseball team against the q. p.
boys with the result that the Kaulu-
welas were finally the winners after
nine exciting innings, score to {.
There was one advantage that the
Kauluwelas had and that was that
they were in good form, having had
lots OF practise in their new hall,
while the o. P. players have been fore
ed for some weeks to remain idle be-
cause of the weather.
Sam Kahoe, the Kauluwela pitcher,
had the o. p. team guessing in every
inning but one, the eighth, in which
they touched him up for four hits and
four runs and coming within one OF
tying the score. Kauluwela was the
first to score in the second, when
Peu doubled and Solomon and Kahoe
followed with singles to the outifeld.
They got three more in the fifth on an
error, a single and a. double. Kaulu-
wela's last run came in the sixth, Ka-
hoe was safe on a neat bunt, but was
cut stealing; Lobo struck out, Hya.
shi singled and went to second on a
passed ball and scored on Aliongs
double to right field. Oahu Prison
scored their first run in the fourth.
when Kahao singled, went to second
and third on two outs, and scored on
Fieriers single. In the fifth Simmons
was safe at first on Kui's error and
Borges brought him in with his home
run to center. With the score stand
ing to 3, the o. P.'s came to the bat
in the last of the eighth, and Fierier,
the first man UNI doubled. Lopez was
an easy out at first; Kaiko then sim
gled, scoring Fierier, and Roberts went
out on high fly to left; Hull was safe
at first and then Apau lifted the first
ball pitched far over. the. fence for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
FAMOUS ANGLER HAS
GOOD WORD FOR MAUI

F. K. -Purnham, 4 prominent sports
man of Martinez. California, who ar,
rived on Maui Wednesday evening
20 try the game fishing of Maui wa
ters. got his first strike yesterday
morning. of MoloEini. where he soeat
several hours with II. Gooding Field
Although heavy rain storm fright
ened the Jananese sampanmen into IN
sist;ng on runn'n~ for shelter. within
two hours after fishing grounds were
reached Mr. Rurnham was amply sat
Esfed that Maui fishing had not been
overrated. - a result Of the short
trim he and Mr.. Field brought home
two fou--foot dolnhin and a six-foot
ono, and a number of smaller fish
tntaling about so rounds in all, be-
sides tho head OF big aki. This WAS
all that the anelers were able to save
from the greedy laws OF big shnrk
which followed tie booked fish right
un to the gunwale of the boat
Mr.. Rprnhsfu is accompanied nv his
wife, and is stopping at the Maui Ho-
tel. Roth he ard Mrs Rurnham have
DETERMINATIONS as bic game HINT,
ers They have hunted and fished
practically all over North America
and hut recently snent some weeks in
one OF the most remote sections ut
the Canadian Rockies hunting grizzly
bear. Mr.. Burnham is also the own,
er of the famous series OF "Di~ie"
motor speed boats, which made such
marvellous records few wears ago
He is particularly interested in game
fshing however. and is out again to-
day TO try his luck II IS his ex-
dressed intention to send for his big
$1,000 Italian motor car. which he
left in Honolulu. and to spend some
time on Maui-Maui News. Jan. IA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
2sth infantry "a, Honolulu A. c. 5.
sPm feii s sR.slP SGIEssp0 qae

Especial star- Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIElsD BARRACKS, Jan. IL
Yesterday afternoon, while the kona
was tearing down tents and raising
havoc at the big post. the 25th Infan-
try gave M{Paresas newly organized
ball team d the Honolulu Athletic
Club their First touch of high life on
the ball DIAMOND. y3-'H
The colored soldiers had their eyes
on the ball and soon turned the game
into little batting practise for them
selves. Williams, who first took the
mound for The visitors was plainly
out OF form, but stuck to the game
for four and onethitd innings, during
which timdshe was touched for IL
hits. Tony sMedeiros, who replaced
him, could Dot hold the soldiers down
any better and permitted IL safe
swats during his reign Of three and
twothirds Innings. H.
The 25th Infantry, egged on by their
success with the stick, played a fast
and pretty lgame in the field in spite
of adverse weather conditions. The
fielding OF the. Visitors was generally
slow and listless, broken by few fast
and snappy plays, in which Dunn
shot OF Bushnell usually figured.
New Men PiaycWith R5th.i Il
The 18th yafantfys used two pitchers
from the reAn1it camp, 4Southpaw'
Jackson andsaIsaby, futile. Both Of
these twirleftsput Ap'anoexcellent per
formance Moore, another recruit,
played third and took three chances
without an error. The greatest addi-
ton to the ttanf5s Jordan, reenlisted
man from the z4th Infantry. Jordan
was the star catcher OF the Path In
fantry team and caught the first eight
innings YESTERDAY IN, excellent form,
tie has a w0ndeffyd wing and there
was very little base stealing while he
was behind the plate. He also made
four hits in ssike3imes at bat.s : - :,
hawkins, whot was moved from the
bottom of the batting fist tQythe top,
made a home run, triple and three
singles in sizz4iNaes us,suSmith landetli
a safety In. afie+his six chances but
one a.sa-<~-4as-@.sts-ssa i-szzss
In the ninth inning three more re.
crults were sent to the field, Scott, j.
Johnson andsPfinee. but none of them
had chanss 20 get their hands on the
ball. ,-...- g. =,
The score:
Hon. A. sed-AI-Q-0.O O 3 O-5 s. z
18th Inf 49, Dc 9. "a x-24 % JS,
Batteries7rH A.C.e Williams, Medei-
res and Sim4e; 95thsfAfantrys Jackson,
futile, JordaR and Rogan.
Struck oat,asy i6Tiaiams A. by Mel
deiros 2, by jackson 4. by futile 1.
"a n IF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
HONOLULU GOLFERS
WIN FROM PLAYERS
AT POST YESTERDAY

Honolulu golfers had the margin il
the golf play yesterday at Schofield
and Honolulu, winning four out of siv
matches scheduled Lieut. Snow was
the star for the Schofield club, win
ming three straight points from Cant
Hinkle Lieut. col. Campbell. Major
Redington and | lieut. MeAndrew made
clean scores for the Honolulu club
The scores:
Honolulu schofieId Barrackr
CAPT. Lincoln - 7 |. r. Greig
!. 7 t.-col. Campbell 8 Dr. White e
Capt. Hinkle 81 ieut Snow -
Mai Redington Major Horn ....f
Capt Hicks -. e Capt Loud -. %
1t. Mchndrew Tt SCHNEIDER. &C
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
This Weeks sowlinq Schedule.


Tonight-Honolulus VS.. Service.
Tomorrow at 6:45-Washingto VS.
Xxx Club intermediate League).
Wednesday-Colts VS.. Nationals.
Thursday-Cosmos VS.. P. B. G.
Friday-Honolulu VS.. Vallejo (Cali.
fornia League).
The usual busy program is SEIZED.
sled for the Y. NJ. C. A. bowling al
legs this week. Tonight the senior
leagHers hold forth, the Honolulus and
Service being the teams to appear,
Tomorrow evening at Gas the clos
ing match of the intermediate League
will be played between the Washing
tons and Xxx Club, the championship
being at stake on the match.
The Colts, league leaders, bowl the
Nationals on Wednesday and the p
E. c. will meet the Cosmos Thursday.
Friday night the closing match in
the first round of the California State
Y. NJ. c. A. Bowling League will
take place, Honolulu and Vallejo be-
ing the opposing teams.
n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
Kauluwela Team Wins
Two Games Saturday
Fast Indoor Team Takes Hard Struggle From Star Bulletin
Squad ByScore of ID to 12-SatTday Afternoon Kaulu
WeIa Team Wins Close Contest From Oahu Prison Stars BY
Score of 8 to BELL and kahoe Star in Box

homer, scoring Kaiko and Hull before
him.
The best the o. P.s could do in the
ninth was to get Fierier to first on
balls after Borges struck out and Ka.
hao went out at first on an easy
grounder to the pitcher. Lopez clos
ed the game with hard drive TO
third. but was out at first.
Following is the score:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
They Used The Willow
/ At Schofield Sunday
Tweny-fih Infantry Lands on Williams and Madeiros for
Total Of Is SwatS Which Net "a Runs--Hawkins Had His
Eye on Ball Ar Afternoon-Recru Battery Men Make Good
Showing Against Honolulu Team-Fnal Score ~ to 5

hits, Hawkins; two-base hits, Goliah
and Jordan; sacrifice hits, Hawkins,
Grafton. Johnson. Hogan; hit by pitch
er. Johnson and futile by Williams.
futile by Medeiro5; double play, Fa-
gan to Smith TO Hawkins; umpires.
.Collinsc and Chillingworth Time Of
game. 2 hours and 4 minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
Mike McDermott
Makes New Mark
For 100 In Tank

CHICAGO. d.. Jan 1.-Two world :
swimming records were broken at the
invitation meet OF the Illinois Athletic
Club tonight Perry McG.lliyray.
holder OF the worlds l29. $50 and gao
yard free-style records, and the 2t1-
yard outdoor. set a new mark OF IS s.
seconds for the 4Gsyard sprint. Mike
McDermott, champion at the 100 and
200 yards breast stroke, lowered his
record for the 100 yards from ! min
ute and 13 2-5 seconds to l minute
and IL As seconds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

The records announced by the Chi
cago authorities shows that Raithels
mark of 1872 is not taken into consld-
Grafton, although the Chicago star IS
accredited with this mark in the Off
cial records. smakinge 4Q.yard sprint
indoors, turn, in 10 of second fast
er than the time made by McGilli-
vray. MeDermott made his first rec.
ord last year on February 5 at the
Illinois Athletic Club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

The urban district council of
Queenstown. England. refused to al.
low the bodies of American victims
OF the Lusitania sinking to be ex.
humed and sent to America for burial.
Paul Telesca was arraigned in the
borough court at Torrington on the
charge of violating the state banking
laws. Bonds of $4,000 were furnished.
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Twc-base hit-South. Stolen bases
-McClain, Benham, Perry, South.
Thullen. Zelinski; double play, BAILEY
to Perry to Bailey. Struck out--Bv
South 1, on Luther 4. Balk-Luther
First base on errors-159th COMPANY
4. Company L o. Left on bases-l59th
Company 8, Company l. g. Earned
rms-159th Company 5. Company l. |
EMPIRES Company NJ.
End Infantry; Schultz. 159th Company
Time of game hour and 55 minutes
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schofieId Barrackr
COMPANY M WINS BIG
SUGGEST AT MAKIKI

Company NJ of the End Infantry
brought their war clubs to Makiki field
yesterday afternoon end they brought
them into action against the Honolulu
Braves, netting 16 Its and Ii runs. as
against three hits and two run; for
the Braves. Burton was IN the hill
top for the soldiers and held the
Braves safe all the way Nelson Perry
and Lopez were the Braves beavers.
West, White and Flazer made feature
plays.
The score follows:
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Summary-f1Ome runs, Apdu anu
Borges; two-basehits, Peu, Along,
Kaheo, Gorges, Fierier; double plays,
Hull to Simmons to Fierier; bases
on balls, off s. Kahoe l, Kahao 2;
struck out, by S. Kahoe l, Kahao 1;
passed balls, Kaul 2, o. P. 3; umpires.
j. Llama and Coleman; time of game,
one hour 45 minutes. r.