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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12
ARMORY BOUTS
Will FEATURE
Q
STARBOXERS
Joe Potts and Rufus Williams
Will Meet Saturday Even
ina for 25-R0und Go

If the statements coming out OF the
Potts camp are true. the Shafter box
er will be the winner in the 26-round
bout which will be staged at the arm.
DRY on next Saturday evning. Friends
of the boxer state that he Is in the
pink of condition. and should give the
representative of the 25ta Infantry,
Rufus Williams, merry battle
II has been many moons since two
boxers have gone over the route of %
rounds, and the crowd at the armory
on Saturday evening is expected to be
one OF the largest that has attended
a mtif in this city. Potts has been
working ont on the road. and his spar
ring partners have been having
merry time stopping his left jabs, and
his punches to the mid-section.
Rufus Trains.
Out at Schofield Rufus williams is
taking a careful course of training and
Is expected to ease of in his work
soon, as he is down to weight at the
present time. The 25th Infantry men
state that Williams can go the dis
lance and still be strong, and the
colored regiment will back its boxer
to a man.
De Mott, the little ring artist of the
4th Cavalry, made a nice. showing in
his last bout, and although he will be
Cutweighed somewhat by Bobrowski
he will make up for this in bis foot.
work and knowledge of infighting.
Bobrowski made nice showing In his
last bout at the Y NJ c. A., and the
Y. M. C. a. contingent is looking for
victory for their man.
Preliminary Good.
Joe Fleishman, who met Rufus Will
liams in recent bout at Schofield,
will be pitted against Scott of the End
Infantry. Neither boxer will make the
mfddleweight limit. and it is expected
that they will weigh in close to the
17G-ponnd mark. This preliminary,
which will go four rounds is expected
to be an exhibition of speed from start
to finish
Scales of the 25th Infantry, who
proved to be top liner at the Car
nival wrestling meet, will meet Stone
of the Hospital Corps. Allen of the
End Infantry will wrestle Ross of the
Hospital Corps. These two bouts on
the mat are expected to furnish much
action fer the followers of the head
spinners Captain Pelham Glassford
will referee the main event Lieut.
Cohen will handle the preliminaries.
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supported from start to finish E Com
pany's game was somewhat ragged as
the error column would show, but they
never wavered and fought through to
the finish. l. Company played a clean,
hard game and every man in the team
was on the joe from the first to the
ninth inning, and the three errors
made by the fielders were all on diff
cult chances. Had l. Company dis
played the class that they showed yes.
terday all through the earlier part of
the season they might now be in first
place As it is they are going to make
F Company hustle for second honors.
r. H. q.
Co. l. 20 90 8 0 2 o 2--10 8 3
Co. E. 20 o o o 0 3 0 0 o. 8 5 g
Batteries Company l., Snyder and
Maddes: Company E, Jones and Sar-
geant
Two-Dase hit-Cliftcn. Passed ball
Sacrifice hit-Jones. Struck
out-By Snyder 8, by Jones 3. Bases
on balls-Off Jones 1.
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LOCAL BILLIARD PLAY
IN LARGEST HALL HOPPE
AND YAMADAsHAVE USED

Robert BENJAMIN, manager Of Hoppe
and Yanada, who arrived in Honolulu
yesterday morning on the Wilhelmina
stated today that the armory will be
the largest hall used for the billiard
exhibitions since the beginning of the
tour. He also said that he expected
Honolulu to furnish a larger crowd
than any other city since the tour
began. T.. Il.
Naturally, being the manager, am
inclined to say good things about the
cue wizards, but everyone knows that
Willie Hoppe is the greatest cham
pion in the world of sport today. va
mazda is the greatest exhibition play
er, and ranks second only to the great
Hoppe. Billiards is a great game and
i expect that the interest will increase
after the matches played here" said
Mr.. Benjamin.
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Double HEADER
ON SUNDAY AT
ATHLETIC PARK
Chinese Win Meet 25th Infan-
try Team: Waseda viii
Clash With HenoIuIuS

Baseball fans who were rather
down in the mouth" because the Wa
soda team was going to play the rep
resentatiyes of the 18th Infantry. will
have an opportunity to smile next
Sunday when the Chinese team will
meet the colored tcssers
There is no getting around the fact
that the waseda team is not up to
the standard Of the best local teams.
and the new arrangement is certain
to bring big crowd to the park on
Sunday. The management has decid-
ed to stage two games In one day for
the same price of admission and this
move with the new boss at the head
Of things means something for the
fans.
Waseda We. HonoIulus.
In the opening game the waseda
squad viii meet Josh Paresa's Homo
lulu crew, and the Waseda players
will make big effort to land this
game They state that they are GO
ing after the ball on Sunday, and if
they do they will win place with the
fans, as the ''watchful waiting atti-
tude in the past games has not made
a very big hit with the spectators
With the team practising all this
week the friends of the club stateth
the visitors will make big showing.
and the consensus of opinion among
the local japanese is that the Vase
das viii win this game. They are
anxious to carry off one game during
the series. and want to make the
Paresa crew the goat ~.
Two Japanese Hurlers.
On Saturday afternoon the ST. Louis
and Waseda teams will clash, and In
this game there will be two Japanese
pitchers. so the Nipponese will have
cause for rejoicing which ever way the
game goes. Morfyama will hurr for
the st. Louis squad, while either
Kishi or Kawashima. will adofn the
hilltop for the visitors. Moriyama -
popular among the Japanese fans. and
it Is expected that the sentiment will
he about evenly divided between the
two aggregations
On Sunday afternoon at $780, the
battle of the week will come, when
the 18th and Chinese meet These
two teams are great rivals. and In the
past have played number of good
games. Luck zee showed q heap in
his last performance, while the other
players performed we'll with the stick.
The Chinese should give the 25th con-
tingent an interesting game through
cut
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an urgent family call At the last
moment Charlie Shuman Of Company
H, I'd Infantry, was called upon to
meet the other man. Ralph De Mott of
Troop E. 4th Cavalry. and in conse-
quence the bout was for 10 two-min-
ute rounds instead of three-minute
rounds 1t was fine bout and Shu-
man has obviously improved since he
last appeared, for though he fought on
a hurry-uD call. he did better than
ever BEFORE. De Mott is a favorite
with the aerodome crowd. as else
where, for he is clean fighter, and
works hard from start to finish. TAX
ing the fighting to his man all the
time. The bout was good in every
RESPECT. and the audience was more
than pleased with both men.
The athletic nights at the aerodome
are held monthly, and are given abso-
lutely free Of charge to the men Of
the post. There is nothing of the pro-
fessional puggery about them and
they are Just clean and wholesome
exhibitions Of boxing, such as appeal
to all men, the army youngsters in
particular. Certainly the aerodome
management may be congratulated
UPON their action in undertaking to
thus meet long-felt want in the post,
and upon the manner in which the
smokers are conducted.
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WASEDA PLAYERS WILL BE
GUESTS AT M0CHIZUKI CLUB

Friends of the Waseda University
baseball team will play hosts to the
visiting players this evening at the
Mochizuki Club. The tossers have a
number of friends in the city and des-
pite their two defeats they are. conf
dent that Waseda will win out against
the st. Louis squad on Saturday.
The players have made a good inn
preston with the japanese people off
the field, and the banquet this even
ing is meant as tribute to their hard
work The loss Of Ichioka in the
Chinese game was hard one, and
with him back in the game the squad
win make every effort to win from
Arcia's pets.
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George Mills furnished the big feat
ure in last nights bowling match at
the Y. M. c. A by breaking the alley
record with a score of 2S9 This is
the best game ever rolled since the
alleys were opened December 1. 1911.
The remarkable feature of Mills
great score was the fact that he
opened with a difficult split, the ca.
He made this by sliding the 6 pin
across the alley into the Z. Then came
a run of 10 straight strikes. With a
chance for $780,. Mills left the 10 pin
standing on the last ball, and finished
with 2S9.
A Veteran Bowler.
George K. Mills is one of the yeter-
an bowlers. He has rolled on three
champion teams and captained the
Honolulus, who won this season s
tournament. Mills also bowled on the
Honolulu team in the Coast ''Y''
League He made his debut on the
Dormitory Club last evening.
When the transport left yesterday
afternoon it carried Mills wife and
little daughter to the coast George
moved into the Y NJ. C. A. dormitory
at o'clock. and was Immediately
signed by Captain Bearss of the Dor
mitory Club bowling team He cele.
brated by breaking the alley record in
the first game.
The Dormitory Club took four
straight from the Triple A. Mills and
Reed starred, the latter averaging 1913
with 236 for high score. Mills average
was 201 The Triple A men were be-
low form except for McTaggert, who
carried off honors for high score and
average. ~
Tonight the All-Chinese meet the
Cheechakos in match which will
bring out close competition Both
teams are anxious to climb. Tomor.
row the Oahus and Service, the two
leading teams, meet in battle royal.
Last nights scores:
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NATIONAL GAME
POPULAR SPORT
At SCHOF|ELD
18th Cavalry and 25th Infantry
League Series Bring OUT
Good Baseball
18TH INFANTRY LEAGUE.
STANDING of Teams

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence j
SCHoFIELD BARRACKS, April IL.
Company A has practically won the
right TO place the 1915 regimental
baseball trophy with its already large
collection. Its game this afternoon
with Company G viii probably place
the matter beyond all dispute. In case
Company C should prove victorious,
which is not at all likely, Company f
would still have chance to tie A for
first place, Company Z having lost but
one game and having two easy games
yet to play.
The strong showing made by Com
pany E yesterday afternoon. against
the strong Company X team was
something of a surprise. Company K
was shut out, to 0. 1t is feared that
Company X did not take the game
very seriously Before the game Man.
ager Noble called to Green to play sec
ond base. Green complained that his
arm was too sore. pitch, then !"
called out Sgt. Noble All right.
sir" replied Green, and pitch he did,
much to Company's KS grief, for the
first few innings were prolific in home
runs and three-baggers, but all for
Company E. When Pagan relieved
Green in the fourth Company E did
not score again, but it had already &C
cumulated nine tallies. Morgan, the
Company Z pitcher, let Company X
down with two lonely hits. D..
The score by innings: III. .
Co. Ed 8 0 40 O 0 o % 9 :
60. K 80 o o o o 90 900 2 6
The Deciding Game.
The deciding game of the series was
really the game between Companies A
and X on Sunday afternoon. and it is
rumored that some five hundred dol
lars changed hands as the result.
Company A was victorious, to 4, and
the hopes of Company K sent glim-
mering. Company K was in the lead
when the series was suspended last
season. with Company A a close sec.
ond, -: .. ....--.
According to Company X, it was o.
Johnson's wildness in the forth and
Worrel's error that lost the game.
Pagan relieved johnson in the fourth.
Uut IL was lOO late. NO SCOTSS WETe
made with Pagan in the box. -.
Company AS scores were made as
follows: In the second inning John
son of Company A hit difficult fly
to right, which Breckenridge dropped.
Goliah and White both famed. Wor-
rel singled to left sending Johnson to
second. Jasper was hit by by pitch.
ed ball, filling the bases. Johnson
scored on a wild pitch and Worrel
scored on Dandridge's single. In the
fourth Company A scored it's other
three runs. johnson walked Goliah
and White. Green let Worrels drive
go through him, as a consequence Of
which both Goliah and White scored
Jasper drove Morrel in with a triple
to right.
Company KS scores were made in
the first, second and sixth. In the
first Grafton famed Smith drew
pass, took second on a passed ball,
stole third and scored on JohnsoiI's
single. The next two batters were
easy outs. In the second Grow, the
first man up. poled out a home run
In the sixth Swinton was out on foul.
Johnson was safe on Worrel's error,
vent To second on Fagan's single and
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Hoppe and Yarnada First
In Green. Cloth Pasti1ne
Cue Wizards Who Visit Here Next Week Lead all Billiard Play
ers BY Big Magin-Hoppe Has Never Been EquaIed
Artist-Yamada Exces as Exhibition PIaye-Hoppe Plays
Golf and Knows Baseball Thoroughly

in his daily trots at the cue game He
is % years old and has played bill.
lizards since the age of 6.
Yamada Born in Toxic.
Koji Yamada, the famous little Japa
nese who meets Willie Hoppe in ex-
hibitfon games here, was born at To
kio, January 8, 1883, and, strange TO
say, Ifs only three months younger
than the worlds champion, Willie
Hoppe.
Yamada first started playing al the
age OF IL and has followed the game
religiously ever since. He went to
Germany about four and one-half years
ago to study medicine. put gave that
up and devoted his whole time to bill
lizards. He won the championship OF
Germany, scoring the German record
OF pa. He came to America about
two and one-half years ago, and. in
the first tournament played, defeated
Hoppe by three points In a most sen
sational game. He followed up that
very fine performance by again de-
feating the champion, scoring 400 to
Hopes loo.
Continual Practise.
Yamada does nor sleep On n billiard
table. but he seems to be at practise
all the time and oftentimes has he
had his meals brought, in and served
on the green cloth alongside his cue
and "ivories."
Nature has endowed Yamada with
a presence that is in itself neat, ap..
prouriatelv in keeping with his bill
lizards. II he had not been q billiard
list he would have undoubtedly earned
fame as a dancing master. He is all
style, as much when away from the
table as when In action at it.
He holds his cue as he would hold
q lady's hand In q graceful foxtrot.
His pose is artistic and the daintiness
OF his manipulation has to be seen to
be thoroughly appreciated. Yamada's
billiards are at once elegant and very
much to the point-the acme of form
in more senses than one.
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HUI HOLOMUA IS
CHAMPION CLUB
in VOLLEY BALL
Win From Mckinley Team Last
Evening at Y. w. c. A. BY
Score of Il to IL

Members of the Y. w. c. A. re-
ceived a treat last evening when the
final game OF the volley ball league
was staged with victory for the HUI;
HOlomua team over the Jolly McKin-
leyites. The champions won by a
score Of 81 to IL in both games.
Neither team had been defeated un.
til last evening and when the play
began a number of spectators wers
gathered to watch the fight for the
championship. The winners, led by
Mrs. A. Guerrero, showed their class
by winning in both games from the
Mckinley club, the latter team being
weakened by the absence of Miss
Thelma Auerbach, their captain.
The championship counts 80 points
in. the score for the general athletic
pennant offered by the association 10
the clubs. The swimming meet at the
Castle tank viii be the next athletic
competition. The meet will be held
at $3.50 on Saturday afternoon.
The members of the Hui Holomua
champions are: Mrs. August Guerrero,
captain; Louise Akeo, Mrs. A. Lin
coin, Mrs. II. Mcmillan, Johanna Ba.
ker. Elizabeth Fuller, Sal Dealia, May
Saeo and Charlotte Aholo.
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SKATER BOUTS
SHOW BOXERS IN
SHAPEFOR Mill
De Mott and Scott Both Show
in Aerodome Tits to Good
(. Advantage Before Crowd


FORT SKATER. April 12.-The
fourth bie smoker. at the aerodome
last night. was probably the best that
has been given there. The card was
GOOD IN every respect and gave the
fans ali they could wish. OF the four
boxing bouts II is q little difficult to
choose one which really stood out
above the Others. except of course.
that more a expected Of men who
have been lona IN the game than from
the beginners. Not one man but
fought GOOD and hard. and gave the
hest he had
The first event was a four.round 90
between Butler az X Companv. 1st In.
fantrv. and Scott az X Comnany. ID
Ipfeafrv. and hnth ren went into the
ring at 100 pounds Scott sailed IN
like q whirlwind. and obviously had
An advantages over Butler from the
start Butler put nm a mighty game
scrap. but went out nv the count IN
.fhe last ronnd Scott win nroha INV
70 the better an SATURDAY nirht "A
his fieht n the armorv with Fleish.
man N conseouence 81 his last NIGHTS
success
.Johnson k,vo. J,ekson.
The second event vas n dandy
scran between johnson comnanv r.
25th Infantrs and jackson If Comna.
nv nv y -sssb infersr, ga sha..h Iahr
ron mt his man ~ .Iean ~ Az Lost
round he b.d ~, ,v.ll 49, I,hn.~,-
shas beens seen hefore :, TIE .sroso,re
and his work e abnreciated thoneh
he has 20 give rather more heed to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

Willie Hoppe, who, with Koji va.
mazda, will meet in an S00-point match
at the armory on April "a, walks about
800 miles season around billiard
tables. Most persons would think this
quite sufficient exercise for the wizard
of the cue.
But Hoppe doesn't; think so, and,
OF course, he is the man to judge.
Every morning, rain or shine, Willie
takes q walk. II possible. be walks
through park, but II a park isn't
handy he takes walk anyhow.
A Real Fan.
Hoppe likes boxing. and Is a rabia
baseball fan. II he dared to take
chances Of hurting his fingers he
would have the gloves on most OF
the time. But. having to take the
same care of his fingers as does
Paderewski, he confines his exercises.
aside from walking, 10 dumb bell and
Indian club swinging, at which he is
an expert
A Good Record.
Since Hoppe started his present
tour, October 20, 1915, he has run g..
600 points at billiards, and Yamada,
whom Hoppe readily comedies to be
the second best player in America.
has run almost as many. Hoppe has
missed but three days OF playing udrins
this season, and that was once when
be was laid up with appendicitis.
Three months ago he had a high run
Of sos IN billiard tournament staged
in New York. In this tournament he
started at scratch, giving away MANY
points to his competitors and Wrapping
them all At Hartford he stepped In
nonchalantly and ran up 400 points IN
his first shot. turning pleasant even
ing's entertainment into Marathon.
= Hoppe has walked around the world
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The Big Four Railroad has. asked
the Ohio Public Utilities Commission
for authority to issue 81 .495 900 trust
certificates to purchase equipment.
DR.. Carlos Husk of Aurora, H., died
at Laredo, Texas, Of typhus. con-
tracted in Mexico. where he had gone
to cambat the fever.
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COAST LEAGUE STANDING

. IAssociatsd Press bt Federal w.rslsssl
At Salt Lake-Los Angeles IA. Salt
Lake TO-.
At Oakland Oakland 10. Portland
2.
At Los Angeles-vernon 4, San
Francisco 0,
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scored when Grow hit safely to right
Pagan scored on Gilbert's error.
Each team made one earned run.

Company K will miss Cecil Grow
when he leaves on the May transport.
Crow, is rated one of the best outfield
ers in the regiment and would have
easily made the regimental team last
season had he not broken his leg III
slide tor second. Grow has been
with Company K three years and has
been one of the strongest fielders and
hitters en- the team during that time
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ST. LOUIS 10, ROYALS -.

Another battle for the Royal School
third team yesterday afternoon proved
a loss, as the squad tackled the st.
Louis second squad, and was taken
into camp by the score Of 13 to u. In
asmuch as the ST Louis team Is not
in the same league with the Royals,
the game will not count in the stand
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

Said Willie Hoppe to Tyrus Cobb,
How are you at the baseball job
Said Ty TO Willie-a trifle blue
mo better than you are with tbs
cue"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

The Tennessee Legislature conyen-
ed in special session to consider
charges Of misfeasance In office,
brought against Judge j. Ellington
and Attorney-Judge e. y. Estes, both
of Memphis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

sTAa-6uLLETlh GIVES YOU
TopAY's NEWS TODAY.
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Mills SMASHES
ALLEY RECORD
LAST evening

Last nights bowling match Dormi-
tory Club 4, Triple A 0.
Tonight's match-All-Chinese VS..
Cheechakos.
Tomorrow's match-Service vs..
Oahus.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-29

control the property for five years
The plan of the New York bank
ers was approved in most of its pro-
visions, but the voting trust was re-
iected as illegal because il did not
give the stockholders control Of the
road. This was considered vital by
the reorganizers who desired to re-
tain control of the property during
the early years Of its operation by
the new company b. +. Yaokum,
former chairman of the Frisco board
disapproved the voting trust plan
At the hearing before the commits
sion. Frederick Strauss of Seligman
e. Co and Festus ] Wade of ST +.
Louis stated that they did not want
Mr.. Yaokum to be a factor in the
new company, and Mr.. Strauss said
he told Mr. Yaokum that ii would
be Impossible to finance the reorgan-
ization if Mr. Yaokum were placed
on the voting trust or made chair
man of the executive committee.
The refusal of the Seligman-Spey-
er interests to form new company
upon the conditions imposed by the
public Service Commission caused
discussion in railroad and legal cir
cles as to whether the Frisco man
ayers would follow the example OF
the Wabash and get a charter Tor
the company in some other state
The Wabash which before the re-
ceiyership was a Missouri corpora
tion took out an Indiana charter
when a new company bought it at
foreclosure sale.
Business men of Little Rock al
ready have invited the company TO
organize under the laws of Arkansas.