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The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

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The Detroit times., 1916-02-24
MEN
SUGGEST COLE
FOR SECRETARY

For several weeks past. since ihe
snnouncemeH- of me resignation Of
Byres r. Gitsrh-.il as secretar, ot
the Board o. Commerce. sueEestions
have come fr9n an q1aflers as 90
a probable successor. The director
will meet March 7. when nea Off
GERS VIII be named for 1916. and con
aideration VII be given tho sccrc.
,arysh'p.
Among these vro have been most
prominently mentioned Tor The po
tion Is Walter C.-Cplr. assistant see
retarF, Who bss splendid rreord
for The three and hair years h,
has been aitb The netroU hoard Str
Cole admits that many ~ rls friend
are working c,rucs'iT for h.H. AnI
ie declines 20 discuss tte matter 90
his candidacy
Mr. cole attracted naticn-vioa st-
tontiCn a scrretary OF tB, Nalr
in q s. a. c3mrnftee n year aeo.
and bas been prominent drnfad
ire thc affair ~ Tho Salesman tr
cluo ilc Adcrei ela. Ha is taking
active charge Of the srrsaeeraean
Tor the World Salramaoship con-
s-ess To be held H Detroit IN JUS
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

Steamers of the newly ORGANIZED
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clH4r Dtiroif ir their route between
Bufa.' Du.Hth and Chicag0 They
VIII dCrk 7t t-e foot of Cas- ave.
where tLo Steamers 1f ttc Anchor
line formerly tied up T. r. Dourss
ha- been appointed agrnI for Tho
iiuc. The nov corporation war or
nized ihrnugl Tie combine OF 81.
fallroad fleets.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

CHICAGO LiNE sToCN.
UNION STUCK N'f.fH FIfff AGO
Feb. ss.---Hoss: Reccipte - 900 mar.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

Hlnc orc -aid ttEr last week aL Jop-
.r atsr. t1r $50 tDn. IS thin s. "a
tnr r. tEe hi -hssr o.. erdtd price
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
TWO SHUT OUTS IN
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY MORNING
Commercial League.

Henry Chillingworth's aggregation
of iron workers won the opening game
in the Commercial League yesterday
morning at MoiliiIi field when the star
pitcher, White, sent 10 of the Gas
Company team back to the bench via
the strike-out route. The final score
was Z to o. Gray for the Gassers
struck out 10 men.
The teams:
Iron Works-Kawai, c; White. p;
Clark, lb: Freitas, 2b; Reed, 3b; Maui
nakea, IS; Bush, If; Palenapa, CT; ka-
mana, RI.
Gas Comparatively. p; Palau. c;
Ouintal, 1b; Hampton, 2b; White, 3D.
Okita, SIS; Ludwig, If; Takimoto. CT
Haiko, IF. -.
Score by innings:
Gas Co. .........0 0 0 90 W
Iron Works % 0 Q % ) -
The Reach team reached out consld-
erably yesterday morning and defeat
ed the Hello Boys by score of II to
0. F., Joseph was on the mound for
the winners while Brito did the heaV-
ing for the Automatics.
The teams: H.:
Telephone Co-Brito, p; F. Zerbe,
c; w. Williams, lib; Johnson. 2b; A.
Asam, 3b; Fl. Zerbe, IS; Halemanu'
If; w. Rice, CT; Russell May, ri.
Reach-F. Joseph, p; NJ. Joseph, c;
Horn, 1b; Dias. 2b; Santos, 3b; Bush
nell, SIS; Robertson, Silva, If; Domin-
go, CT; Colburn, RI.
Score by innings: -:
Telephone Co. o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 O. Q
Reach .........1 l 0 8 3 90 U Ill
Next Sundays games will be Iron
Works VS.. Reach and Telephone Co
VS.. Service First. IL. - &c.,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
HARD Fight ON
FOR PLACE in
MYRTLE BARGE
Oarsmen Promise to Make
Good Showing at Hilo Regat-
ia: Eight Men to Make Trip

Work is the slogan at the Myrtle
Boat Club these days. and to those
who do not get into action little hope
is held out for making the crew. The
trim to Hilo has been the magnet for
drawing many of the members into
the barge, and a hard fight is on at
present for the senior, crew.
The Myrtles will send only one
crew to the regatta in Hilo. harbor
on July 4, and only two substitutes
will be taken along, consequently
there is considerable rivalry among
the oarsmen. Many of the Myrtle
Club members will accompany the
crew to Hilo, and as result the oars
men are getting down to work to car
nv off victory. -.
Four Old Men Back. J.. =. liz r..
Four of the senior crew Of last year
are out again, Anderson, Buster Car
ter, Norman Oss and Parker taking
their seats in the six-oared barge. Bill
Patty is i'll at present, while Vierra Is
on the coast, and five men will tight
it out for the two places, providing
the four senior members make good.
Wilhelm Smith, who made the SEMI
or crew in past years, is out for prac'
tise and is making a good showing.
Hilo Boyd is also working out every
day with the crew, and according to
the dope has an excellent opportunity
of making the crew. In addition to
these men John O'Dowda, who made
good impression last year; Frank
Beckett, who has been out of the game
for some time, and Max Rosa, former
ly of Hilo, will make strong tlgnt
for place on the crew. Unusual In
terest is being taken in the trip to
Hilo. and the Myrtles are making an
effort to send the largest representa-.
tion with their crew -..- - ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
LOCAL ATHLETES
Will MAKE TRIP
TO COAST SOON
May Not Go to Portland Meet;
Plans for San Diego Events
to, Be Considered

Plans to send a track team to the
mainland have been arranged, but as
vet no definite date has been settled
upon. Portland has been granted the
A. A. u. meet for the Rose Festival
period, but inasmuch as this takes
place early in June it is not thought
that the local team will be able to
make the trip to the Rose City. ..
Another meet will be held in San
Diego in the fall, and San Francisco
may stage a meet during July. II
ARRANGEMENTS could be made for
quadrangular meet between the Olym'
pic Club, Caledonians, Sacramento
and Honolulu, the local squad might
have sufficient strength to make a
good showing. =.....
At the present time the stars such
as Murray, Kelly, Norton and House
are in school, and these hurdlers
would prove too much for the local
contingent should the team go to the
coast within the next month. Then
with Wilson, Murray and others in
the runs, Sisson, Caughey and others
in the field events, the local boys
would not score heavily, but in a
summer meet in July and August, the
local cinder path stars ought to fig-
ure. A team to the coast will help
athletics here. .:. ... ...>.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
H COMP AMY Wins
- inning GAME
AT MAKIKI PARK
Shafter Team Finally Wins
Great Game From Nippons
Of Junior League

/ Special Star7BuiletinCorres
FORT SKATER, May S.-H Com
pany from Fort Shafter played its
best game of ball yesterday. when it
took the scalp of the fast Nippon
team and added another To its long
list Of victories this year. Except for
the two games lost to the Alarts, and
these later were defeated. III Com
pany has a clear record and has never
had defeat.
The game on Sunday was played at
Makihi park and about 6a0 lovers of
the game were there and none left un-
til the finish which proved to be a
real marathon test of endurance.
Both teams were in excellent form
and but few errors were made. In
the first inning Lindsay Gil Company
got on base by an error from Tura-
sige; Zearie also got on Dy error from
Kameya and Zearie stole third base.
Hayes followed with a three-bagger,
both Zearie and Lindsay scoring.
Schaetzel walked and Logsdon follow
ed with two-base hit. scoring Hayes.
No more scoring was made Iby the
fast soldiers until the seventh. when
both Zearie and Lindsay displayed
some more good stickwork, which
gave one more run and tied the Nip
pons, and from here until the fifteenth
inning they were held down and were
unable to score.
Clean Up In 18th Inning.
The real sensation of the game
came in the 18th inning, when Zearie
came to the bat. and with one man
on base knocked out a. three-baggel
and from all appearances brought
home the winning run; but the Nip
pons stcutly protested, as they said
il was foul ball. II was getting late
and the crowd had moved over the
foul line. Umpire Jarvis called 1t a
fair ball. but II Company let. 1t go as
foul and the escision was changed,
and II went as dead ball Robinson
came TO the bat, and as luck or good
fortune would have II, repeated Zea-
rie's work and again knocked out a
three-bagger, thus bringing home the
bacon.
O'Dell was in unusually good form
and held up in fine shape during the
entire Is innings, not once weakening.
He pitched his best game of ball and
showed everyone that he was a real
genius in the box. He struck out 10
men during the game.
Lindsay was the star base stealer
and made three of the five runs.
Robinson and Hayes share equally in
batting honors, each knocking three
baggers. For the Nippons, Iwata as
pitcher, did some excellent work and
Tsnkiyama as short stop starred
throughout the sIme, making some
wonderful pickups.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
GUARDSMEN ARE
DRILLING HARD
FOR TOURNAMENT

With the big preliminary military
tournament but one week away, ma
tional guard troops on this island are
bending every effort to fit themselves
for a creditable showing. The tourna-
ment preIiminaries are scheduled for
next Sunday morning, beginning at lO
O'Clock. -..-. -. 80 =.
Company commanders in practically
every instance have issued orders for
men to turn out for extra drills during
the week, and several companies are
to drill tomorrow in practise. Some
companies will hold drill every night
during the coming week.
No admission will be charged TO
the events next Sunday morning, as
these are preliminary to the final con-
test in June, but from, the manner IN
which the companies have been hold
ing practise it is evident that high
class work will be featured.
Bleachers will probably be hauled
to the Capitol grounds, which have
been chosen for the big event, and II
is hoped that large crowd OF citizens
will turn out to see the boys In action.
Shoe races, wall scaling, blanket
rolling and many other feature events
promise highly exciting contest. for
the rivalry between all the companies
is very keen.
Ten companies will compete in the
events, and from each battalion lead.
ing companies viii be picked, making
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SEWER BOND CONTRACT
FILED IN TIME LIMIT

Harry S. Sands, successful bidder
for the construction Of culvert I'M
der Nuuanu avenue near the Country
Club has filed a bond for the carrying
out of his contract and the contract
has been signed.
Sands underbid his competitors by
nearly $500 on an $500 job and they
thought that he was going to renig
as he had not fled his bond. Con-
tractors have ten days after award
of the contract to comply with this
condition, but the bond is usually filed
within a day or two. Sands took
week before he got around to 1t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08

two-base hit, Smith: sacrifice hits.
Waterhouse: double play, Hoon XII to
All Lee to Cheong: bases on balls, off
Waterhouse ], off Hoon HI i; struck
out, by Warehouse 9, by Hoon XII l;
wild pitch, Hoon XII. Umpires,
Stayton at plate, Chillingworth on
bases. Time Of game, ] hour and 10
minutes. .....:.
ST. Louis 8, Honoluius 2. H. H..
There was considerable din and
noise in the vicinity OF Athletic Park
Yesterday in the last inning of the
baseball fracas, which was won by
the St. Louis team by score OF 3
to 2. Things Of note had to happen
after 1-3 innings yesterday. That
was the program.
To begin with the St Louis team
were leading by score of 3 tG when
the ninth stanza was aborning. IL
looked very much like a shut out for
HEAVIER JANSEN Nishi and Williams
began the last inning by taking three
waves each at the ball. Then came
Souza, he of the poultry contralto
notes and slugger of much note.
SouZa proceeded to hit safely.
PunchbowI Navy Sinks.
Then Nye who had been guarding
the center field patch let the gates
open and dropped Bushnells drive.
Then came a hit by Ornellas, and
FIizer was the man to clean EN- up.
Flizer Strengthened one out TO the left
wall, and Souza and Bushnell tailed
Carroll ambled. There was much
noise in this period, and Perry, the
man who said Don't Give Up the
Ship" was at his station. With the
shouts of thousands ringing in his
ears. he let the vessel sink, and the
Punchbowl navy was dismantled.
Three strikes settled the admiral.
For FIVE innings Jansen and Will
liams had been pitching a great game,
and the blonde beavers were sending
them hack to the bench. Two hits
had been garnered off the st. Louis
pitcher. while Williams had allowed
one bingle. After two men were out
in the sixth inning. Moriyama and
Akana singled and Williams was
pitching to Nye Williams evidently
had forgotten the kind OF ball Nye
likes. and in pinch it looked like
poor judgment, and Nyes sent one
against the trees in left for homer
Result three runs.
It was good game throughout, and
| the crowd was on its toes in the
! ninth, but Paresa lost out in the pinch
when the admiral failed in the crit
cal moment Both Williams and Jams
sen pitched good ball, while the Ho.
| nolulus excelled in fielding. Meyers
miscue being their only bob. Dunn
shot and Bushnell made a number OF
good stops during the game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
WORLDS RELAY RECORD
MADE AT DRAKE RELAY
GAMESAT DIES MONIES

DIES MONIES, iowa, April "a
Three meet records were broken and
two new worlds records established
today in the university class at the
seventh annual Drake relay meet,
held in the Drake stadium mere.
Seven thousand persons; many OF
them from colleges which participated
in the relay, thronged the stands.
In the special 22O-yard dash, the
feature event of the program, Hoyt
of Grinnell College romped away
from his competitors, completing the
distance in 0:21 2-5. Holman of Hi
nois was second and Shearer OF Drake
a close third. According to Coaches
Stagg of Chicago, Farrell of Michigan
and Gill of Illinois, Hoyt's time repre-
sents a new world record for the
220 on a curved outdoor track.
In the four-mile university event
Wisconsin outdistanced all other com
petitors and broke the meet record
for the distance, finishing in 1903 20.
The former record, also held by Wis
consin, was 1904 %. .
Worlds Record. ......
Wisconsin took from Chicago the
meet record of 1:30 for the half-mile
relay, made in 1919. The Badger run
ners took the lead from the start
and were never headed. Holman OF
Illinois finished second, with Hardy
of Notre Dame the closest sort of
third. The winners time was LIS 40
newIworld's record. ....,
. Note-Dan Kelly is credited with a
mark of 81 Is seconds on a slightly
curved track at Spokane in 1906
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
JUNIOR LEAGUE MANAGERS
TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

There will be meeting OF the
Junior League this evening at 7.SO
at the Office of DR.. |. Chun. at corner
of Fort and Pauahi streets.
This may be the final meeting OF
the league before its opening, and the
manager and captain OF each team
represented are urgently requested 70
be present
The completion Of the schedule and
the final arrangements for the series
win be gone into, and if all teams are
represented tonight there should be
no further delay in the opening Of the
league. which is slated for Saturday,
May IL. 1916.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08

ESpecial observation-disclosures
: SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May g.
The Troop G. baseball team has com
pleted it's schedule of IL games In
the race for the 4th Cavalry cham
pionship, and has won all but one.
II remains for either l. or + to win
all their remaining games and tie
@ Troop for first place. In such an
event a special series will be required
to settle the ownership OF the Dunt-
ing.
Either E or l. will be eliminated in
the next game when these two teams
clash on the diamond. In addition 10
defeating E, l. must defeat A in or
der to tie G for first place. A will
give almost as hard battle as Z.
Games Played Friday.
A double-header was played Friday
afternoon on the Cashier diamond. In
the first game X Troop had little
trouble defeating /, scoring IL runs
to rs five. The second game was q
walkaway for the l. Troop team which
defeated F Troop IL to 3.
B Troop was supposed to play d
on the Schofield diamond, but B Troop
forfeited the game.
Hospital Corps Has Strong Nine.
Games with the Hospital corps
team nave beea carried along on the
cavalry schedule, but have not been
taken account of in the standing OF
the teams. With Phillips, the OLD zotn
Infantry pitcher. in the box, the pill
rollers have a formidable nine, ano
have made very good showing. a
few DAYS ago they were defeated by =
Troop to 6, in very close and we'll
nlayed contest. They were victorious
over {. Troop, the second team m the
league by score of to 0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
PAINT WILL FLY ON
LETTER BOXES SOON

Postmaster William F. Young is do
ing a lot of figuring on painting con-
tract. He has 11S mail boxes which
need painting.
There are "a ordinary letter-boxes
to be painted the regulation green,
and "a Of the big combination letter
and packages boxes. Pedestals Of the
letter boxes will also be adorned with
their new spring coat Of paint.
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:. The Y. NJ. C. A. bowling leagues are
in their closing Stages and will fin
ish spring schedules within the next
two weeks. The Oahus have cinched
the senior league championship and
the Dormitory Club has the club
league pennant tucked away
Warm fights Tor the other first dlvi-
sion places are on in both leagues.
The Service, Honolulus and Ah-Chi-
nese are closely punched for first
division berths in the senior league
The P. B. c. with the Triple A in
the club league will struggle for sec
ond place. ..... .s:,
Tonight the Oahus will play the
Honolulus in their last match OF the
spring league Tomorrow the Triple
A will bowl at 3 p. m. with the Dromi-
tory Club. rolling pursuit match at
7:30. League matches follow on all
the remaining nights of the week ex-
cept Saturday.
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base hits, Ornellas, Carol, Flizer; sac
rifice hit, Leong;, hit by pitcher. Pc
terson; bases on balls, OFF Jansen 4:
struck out, by Jansen 10; by VIII
liams z; passed balls, Sosres; UNI
pires, Stayton at plate, Chillingworth
on bases; time of game, ] hour, 40
minutes.
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M'ANDREW AND lFENWICK
WIN FOUR BALL F0URS0ME

J. A. McAndrew and James Fem
wick were the winners of the four-ball
foursome yesterday morning at the
Oahu Country Club. Playing consist
ent golf all the way they turned In a
net score of 63 for the best ball. Nc
Andrew had net score of % for the
round. George Angus and R. G. Bell
was second with best ball score OF
Go.
The links were crowded during the
morning and afternoon and many OF
the contestants played good ball
throughout the tourney. Golf has TAX
en- hold on the Honolulu populace just
now, as both the Country Club links
and Moanalua were crowded yester-
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
American League.

Yesterdays games: ~.
National League.
At Chicago-Pittsburg l., Chicago ..
At st. Louis-St. Louis l.. Cincin-
natl 0. -.... ..... r. ...
American League.
At Chicago-Cleveland 5, Chicago z.
At Detroit-Detroit 2, st. Louis 1.
T.. +. Saturdays Games.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
NEW DIVISIONS OF BOYS
CLUBS FORMED AT ~. M

The boys department Of the Y. N.
C. A. has formed two divisions OF
boys, clubs, one to consist Of four
clubs for grammar and normal school
students and the other to consist Of
four clubs for employed boys. A meet
ing OF the employed boys win be held
each Monday evening at o'clock, and
the school boys will meet Saturday
mornings at 3 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
This Weeks Schedule.

This Weeks Schedule.
Tonight-Oahus VS.. Honolulus.
Tomorrow A VS.. Dormitory
Club. . ......
Wednesday - Cosmos VS.. Chez
chakos. .... -. 1872.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Service.
=. Friday-P. B. c. VS.. H. A. c..
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
Coast League Standing.

Yesterdays games:
At Vernon Vernon 5, Salt Lake /;
Salt Lake 6, Vernon 3.
At San Francisco-0aklan 2, San
Francisco 1; San Francisco II, Oak
land 2 T.
DorfIand-PoiD =
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Waterhouse Holds Fast
Chinese to One Bingle

"Bu Chief Pitches No-Ht Game for 23 Innings, Then En-
Sue Takes Joy Out of Life With nfieId HitSensatonaI
Rally STAGED BY HonoIuus in Last Inning Which Nearly
Brnus Vcory-St Louis Captures Game BY Score OF to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08

the June tournament battalion con-
test Arrangements viii be made for
staging the Sunday tournament within
the armory in case of rainy weather.