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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
RAGTIME PLAY
STARTS TODAY
ON Y ALLEYS
Doubles Will Feature Weeks
Play; Handicaps Have Been
Assigned to BoWIerS

The annual handicap ragtime dou-
bles will begin on the Y. NJ. G. A.
alleys today. This will be one of the
big bowling features of the year since
the handicaps are so arranged that
every man has a. chance.
Each man can roll twice with every
other. Three games constitute a
match, handicaps being added to the
actual scores made by the pair roll
ing together. Prizes will be offered
by the committee in charge 10 the
best team. Play continues until June
Is. r.. -.
The Club League closes its season
this week. Tomorrow the II. A. c.
and Triple A bowl in the afternoon.
Friday evening the Dormitory Club
and p B. G. will have an interesting
contest. -" ..
The following is a complete list Of
the handicaps: ."..:...~
Glass A. Scratch.-Chamberl WI
kander.
Glass B. pins handicap.-Cornes,
Reed, Benson, Winnie. " =.
Glass G.. 10 pins handicap.-Gomes,
White, zap, Mosiey, Williams, Soares,
Tinker, Clark, Gear, Raseman, Mills,
Franz.
Class D. Is pins handicap.-Creed,
Canario, Ham, Methyen. Morgan. Hall,
Scott, Sing. e.
Glass <. 20 pins municipalities
son, Azeyedo, Emmans, Melim, McTag-
CART, Ackermann, Andrews, Van Deu-
sen, Stayton, Young, Chan, Ching, Rod
rigues, G. D. Brown, Stephens, Bernal,
E. ]. Smith, Bearss, MCGUIRE, Bell,
Schmidt ..~~
Class F. '25 pins neutrality-suspicious.
as, Carter, Clifford, Santos, Decker, No
BILE, Camara, Franks, Atherton, Haw-
kins, Dorre, Guard.
Glass G. 80 points handicap.-Linn,
Wakefield, d. Brown, Whitcomb,
Smith, Ebersole, Higgins, J. Wool
away. .... II. ....":.>. !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
NPPONS BEAT
FLIP mos IN
MORNING TILT
Japanese Squad Plays Great
Fielding Game; FiIipinoS
Prove Good HitterS

The collection of errorless stars
called the NippCns nipped the F'ilipi-
nos yesterday morning at the opening
Sunday game of the Junior League to
the tune Of : to 4. Vice-Consul Full,
who at one time was a star twirler
at the Imperial university, pitched the
ball. He famed kurasaki on two wide
outs, and a close in, and inasmuch as
the vice-consul had come ont to open
things up right, the Sippons played
good ball throughout.
The game showed two teams Of a
different type. One a great fielding
team, and it may be said that they did
field well, as not a semblance of an
error was made by the Nippons in the
80 chances handled. The other team
was hitting team, and the Filirinos
can hit They grabbed l. bingles off
Fukushima, the pitcher who downed
the Wasedas, but they didn't grab
them in the right place, and three run
ners we're caught at the plate.
Erratic Ball.
The Filipinos played erratic ball at
times, and if they will get down to
business and play steady ball should
have an excellent chance to lead the
league, as if they keep on hitting they
are sure to win games. The Filipino
squad wants to throw the ball all the
time, and should settle down to steady
play. as they lost several opportunities
Yesterday by throwing the ball all over
the lot.
Lacerna is a good pitcher, and has
plenty of stuff. He also hits we'll and
is strength TO a team. Tomarra
didn't hit tomorrow. He hit yester-
day, and was the leading swatsmith of
the game Ramos is a mighty sweet
looking ball player, and is always
after the play He is fast on his feet
and gers the ball away fast
Good Hitters.
Reyes could be better ball player
than ne showed yesterday, but didn't
settle down to business in the pinch.
Planas at second should do lot of
hitting in the league as he stands up
to the place nicely Batong has a
good eye and steps in TO the ball, while
Ortiz and Satumbal made nice show
ing yesterday.
The Nippons have we'll rounded
team. AS fielders they shape up with
any team in the city, and at bat sew
eral of the boys look good. Kuraski
and Koueya made good showing yes
tertlay' it'll the stick. Tsukiyama and
Komeyd played great fielding game
and the fans were satisfied with the
play throughout as was evidenced by
the applause.
The score:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
Fifteen inning GAME GIVEN AS
SAMPLEOF junior LEAGUE BALL
st. Louis Wins Longest Ga me Played at Athletic Park
in Years-Foueen Year OF Pitcher Holds Hawais Safe
for Eight nnngs-Fans Pie ased With First Impression Of
AmateurS-ChneSe Team Defeats Braves in Opening Game

day for the Chinese. as he handled
seven difficult chances at third. and
in addition secured tive doubles and
q single.
Kim Wal, Lai Shin and Bun also
made a good impression in the first
game. The Braves presented n num-
Der OF good players. and the work OF
Rosa at second and Silva at the initial
station was especially good. Ornellas
and Nelson led the Braves in hitting.
Manager Olson has some good talent.
and the next time out this squad
should make better showing.
Through the courtesy Of the MAYOR
and the board Of supervisors the Ha-
waiian band WIS present at both
games and played throughout the %
innings. Every time a. side was re-
tired they played. and inasmuch al
they only had arranged music Tor IS
| innings. the leader respectfully re-
quests that the fans pardon them for
playing some OF the selections twice.
The score:
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SHAFTER Team
DEFEATS FAST
18TH TOSSERS
0'0eII and Stewart Stage a
Pitching Duel at Fort Ruger
Grounds Yesterday

Special Star-BulletinCo dependence
FORT SKATER, May 15.-The fast
H Company team from Fort Shafter
took another scalp on Sunday when
they defeated the 159th Company G..
A c. team at Fort Ruger. The Artil-
lery team is considered one OF the
fastest teams in the island and it took
Is innings of ODell's best pitching to
decide the game. ODell held them
down to eight scattered hits and by
his steady head work again showed
that he is really a great man in the
box By his crooked balls in the first
inning he put two out, and Lindsay
took care of the third by mastering
hot liner and delivered it to Farmer.
II Company succeeded in the first in
ming in getting one man on first base
with one out, but was unable 10 get
any hits through the infield.
1t looked as though II Company
would score in the second when Harris
reached third and Logsdon second
with only one man out, but poor base
running caused Harris to get caught
between third and home plate AMI
Logsdon between second and third.
The 159th also got three men on bases
with only one man out, but Lindsay
caught Benham asleep on second and
Farmer getting HinZ's foul ball
brought the inning to a sudden finish.
The following four innings was a
pitchers battle, neither team having a
chance to score.
In the seventh Benham gets on by
Harris error and steals second and
with good lead from second scores
on Wamack's single. H Company
fails to reach first. T..
In the ninth H Company starts the
pill rolling with single by Lindsay
and Farmer, then Hayes, "the old re
liable" knocks out two-bagger, scor.
ing Lindsay, this tying the score ana
ending the runs for that inning.
The score remained tie until the
thirteenth inning, when Stewart weak
ened, allowing H Company to get two
hits and score the winning run.
p.
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taE6lgI!k!ggtiil!l;S[ P t!!||e* &gISport5
18TH Infantry WINSOVERT|ME
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS YESTERDAY
Rogans Singles Brings in Winning Run in Tenth nnng-B
Jansen Holds Coored Soldiers HtIeSs Six nnngs-Wa-
erhouse Pitches One-h Game for Seven lnnings-Chin
csc Win From HonoIuIuS in First Game

an error. En- Sue was in the limelight
yesterday, and the first time up hit
safely. stole second and scored when
Kan Yen busted one to the jungles.
Kan Yen scored also on Dumshot' s
error. .s.. -:
En- Sue and Kan Yen Star.
En- Sue scored the third run in the
third inning when he walked, stole
second, went to third on a passed ball,
and scored on Kan Yen's single En-
Sue singled to open the seventh, stole
second and went to third when Kan
Yen and l.. Akana were given a life.
All Lee scored the trio when Perry let
his hit get away.
Honolulu scored their only run
when Nishi walked, advanced on Will
liams' hit and scored on Costa's drive
to the outfield.- This was all for Pa
resa's crew, and despite the score the
game was well played, but the Chi
nese took much of the interest out of
the game by their scoring ability.
The score: 81. ".'."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
M0ANA TENNIS TOURNEY
PROVES 10 BE POPULAR
WITH RACQUET WlELDERS

A. L. Andrews led his team to vic.
tory in the tennis matches at Manoa
Club on Saturday afternoon. His
squad defeated the team captained by
Malcolm MacIntyre by score Of 81
60 60. The tourney was played with
no deuce sets, the games counting in
the result
Much interest has been taken in the
present tournament, and play at the
Manoa Club has improved A mum.
Der OF visitors were present at the
matches, and ladies of the club served
dainty refreshments. The results of
the play was as follows:
F. z. Steere and e. A r. Ross de-
feated Henry r. Savage and George
+. Fuller, 16 games to 8.
David L. Oleson and A. G.. Zabriskie
defeated Irwin Beadle and NJ NJ. Ora
ham, is games to 10.
r. Renton Hind and A. L. Andrews
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Hits and runs by innings:
ST. Louis-Runs:
900 23OO 90, o 90 1t
Basehits:
00212 IO10I0 O1O1-1o
Hawaiis-Runs:
21OIO01-Oo 00-5.
Basehits:
go 1000 1O010 600 o. 9.
Summary-Innings pitched, by Hol-
linger ca runs7 hits off delivery;
innings pitched, by Moniz (42-3) 4
runs 4 hits off delivery; three-base
hits, Cushinghan, Caryalho; sacrifice
fly, Carvalho; hit by pitcher. Mahaula;
double plays, Mahuka to Cushingham;
bases on balls, off Hollinger 3, off
Moniz 8, off Hoke 2, off Hayselden 2;
struck out, by Hollinger s, by Moniz
5, by Hoke 9, by Hayselden 8; wild
pitches, Hollinger; passed balls, Hane-
burg 2. Umpire, Chillingworth; time
OF game, hours and 80 minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
Army GOLFERS !.
TAKE Third AND
DECIDING match
Especial star.Bullstin Correspondence.

Especial Star Bulletin CorresponGence.]
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May IA.
The third and deciding match be-
tween the golfers of the Oahu country
Club and the officers of the army std
toned ON Oahu was played off at the
Haleiwa hotel golf course Saturday
and today, and the result was vic
tory for the army contingent by a
score of II to 10. The first match of
this closely contested and interesting
event was played at Schofield some
months ago. il.
The army won by ore match. In
the return match at the Country Club
last month the civilians obtained
sweet revenge on their own course;
but the last match, which was played
on. neutral territory, resulted in a
clean but not overwhelming victory
for the officers. Mr.. Kimball of tne
Haleiwa hotel has been busy Tor a
week or two putting the course in
condition and everything was right
for a good match. II. e..
The closeness of the score shows
that the match was we'll fought and to
the victor belongs the spoils. There
were no spectacular. scores or match
es worthy of particularly special NELL
ton; it was good contest throughout
and the army came off with flying
colors. ~"..
These matches between the golfers
of the Country Club and the service
have done wonders for the game
among the army players and there
will undoubtedly be another series ar.
ranged to be played in the near future.
The players and the result of their
games Soiiows: .....-
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IN1ERscHouAsTIc LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS VS.. MCKINLEY.

st. Louis will meet Mckinley High
school this afternoon in the first
meeting at Athletic Park. If some Of
the St Louis players show up as well
as they did in the Junior League. then
Mckinley is due for trimming this
afternoon. The game will begin at
3:45. s..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

Summary = Two-base hits, Nishi,
Flizer; double plays. Hoon XII to Kan
Yen to. All Lee. Flizer to Nishi to
Dumshot; bases on balls, off Williams
3. off Hoon Ki L; struck out, by Viii
liams s, by Hoon XII 4; passed balls.
Nishi. Umpires, Stayton at plate,
Chillingworth on bases; time of game,
l hour 80 minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

Summary-Stolen bases, Benham 2;
double plays, Stewart to Benham to
Bailey, Womack to Perry to Womack
to Benham, Lindsay to Farmer 10
Schatzel, Harris to Lindsay; struck
out by Stewart 9, by O'Dell IL; bases
on balls off Stewart 2, off O'Dell l.;
hit by pitched ball, Benham; passed
balls, Hayes 2: left on bases, 159th
Company s, H Company IL; first base
on errors, 159th Company 3, H Com
pany 4; earned runs, H Company l.
Time of game, hours Is minutes.
Umpires, South, Carter. ..:-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
GEORGE SMITH WINS +..":
KENTUCKY DERBY SATURDAY
rAssoeiated Pres. b. Federal vir.l.s,1

LOUISVILLE, KY, May I3-George
Smith today won the Kentucky Derby
at mile and quarter, run on Chur.
chill Downs; time 1904 George Smith
is owned by John Sanford and made a
brilliant record as a two-year-old. He
is an eastern colt The race, which
was inaugurated in 1875, was worth
$4,000. Last year the race was won
by Harry Payne Whitney's Regret, in
2:05 %. ..>-.., =.
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WILLARD Ave FuLTos 70 Mx.

rassoeis..d Press ~ Federal Wsrslsssl
NEW YORK. " Y, May i3.-Jess
Willard, worlds champion heavy
weight, and Fred Fulton Of Rochester.
Mimi, we're today matched to box
f0-round no-decisiOn bout in this city
on Labor Day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
REM LOWERS HIKE MARK.


NEW YORK, y. Y. May led
ward REM of the Mohawk Athletic
Club, New York, the American anna
teur champion walker, today covered
Is miles in 2 hours minutes 3-5
seconds, lowering the previous Ameri-
can record of hours II minutes "A
seconds pade by W. o. Keefe at Will
Harrisburg, Long Island, December 81,
1880
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

two-base hits, Reyes, Planas, Fukushi-
ma; sacrifice hits, Dol, Komeya, Or
tiz; double plays, Tsukiyama to Kome-
va; bases on balls, off Fukushima ),
off Lacerna l; struck out, by Fuku-
shima Z, by Lacerna 10. Umpire, DR..
K. /. Chun Time Of game, l hour
and IS minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

Summary-"One out when winning
run was scored. One, hit, two runs off
Jansen in 6 Is inings. One hit, two
runs of Waterhouse in seven innings.
Three-base hits, Grafton; two-base
hits, Fagin; sacrifice hits, Swinton;
bases on balls, off Waterhouse 1, off
Jansen 5; struck out. by Waterhouse
8, by ,Rogan z, by Jansen g.; wild
pitches, Jansen; passed balls, Soares,
Swinton. Umpires. Stayton at plate,
Chillingworth on bases. Time of
game, l hour and 40 minutes.
Chinese .r.a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
scHooI5oY EQUALS WORLDS
MARK IN HIGH HURDLES

STANFORD, Cal. May l3.-EarI
Thompson of Los Angeles today tied
the worlds record for the 120-yard
hurdles: by going the distance In IA IS
seconds. The joint h5ider Of the rec
ord is F. W. Kelly Of the University
OF Southern California.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

Summary-IW O-DaSe nlLb, kOnB al
Pong 2; sacrifice hits, Lee; hit by
pitcher. Kong Sing; double plays, Per-
ry to Rosa, Kon Tai to Lai Shin TO
KAN: bases on balls, off Kau 5, Perry
8; struck out, by Kau 9. Perry 5;
passed balls, Lee, Kan 2. Umpire.
Chillingworth; time of game, I hour
and SO minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
defeated B. F. Beardmore and DR.. H

defeated B. F. Beardmore and DR.. II.
Bicknell, is games to IL.
Harold Morgan and W. A. Green
well defeated Leslie Clark and NAL
colin Macintyre. Is games to IA.
NJ. NJ. Graham defeated DR.. Brady,
Is games toll.
Note-The play of DR.. Braly is to
be excused. considering that he re-
fused to play his love games out, hav-
ing previous engagement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
THEY COULDN'T DO IT HERE.
IAssoctased Press By Federal Wirsisssi

: SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 10
The Waseda University baseball team
today defeated the University of Utah
nine by the score of to 2.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
TIGERS WIN FROM PENN

PRINCETON. n. J.. May 13. -
Princeton University defeated the Uni
yersiN of Pennsylvania at baseball to-
day by the score Of to ). "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

The standard British authority has
estimated the worlds production of
sugar this year at 1,64S,S14 tons less
than last year.
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additional Sports on Page ~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-11-25
MORE THAN SHE COULD STAND
Mrs. De Graw, After Short Interview
With Maggie, Is Again Adverts-
ing for a Maid.

Mrs. De Graw is minus a maid again.
1t happened this way:
Maggie, think you had better wash
the windows today, before we put UP
the new white curtains"
Il don't wash no windows for no.
body, mum. l don't wash my own
windows at hum, and l certainly won't
wash yours"
But washing windows is just as
much a part OF homework rs wash
ing floors, Maggie"
Il don't wash no floors, either
The door bell rang. Maggie stood
still.
why don't you go to the door,
Maggie2"
go to the door yourself. You look
better than I do"
Maggie, do as your told"
mot when 1 amt dressed up, mum.
And while we're talkin' frank. let me
tell you that don't like the way this
house is managed. Not a bit :"
"Then, my dear young woman you
trot up stairs and pack your trunk,
and get out of here as fast as you
can. I didn't hire you to be the lady
of the house"
exit Maggie in a great rage)
Mrs. De Graw's help wanted" ad
appears in another column.-Newark
News.