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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
DE MOTT READY
TO MEET MOORE
FOR ring TITLE
Sporting Editor,
The Star.Ri1llptin

Sporting Editor,
The Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Some time ago ] read ar arti-
Gle in one of the Honolulu papers tell
ing of the prowess of one Bobble
Moore and hailing him as the light
weight champion of the Hawaiian Isl
ands. / dispute the right of Moore to
claim that title, if there be such a
title. If there is not, and such title
can be created, then on the behalf
of AL De Mott | wish to say that we
stand ready to meet Moore, or the
best the island can produce, at Chap
lain Fealy's open air carnival which,
| understand, will take place Thanks
giving afternoon. De Mott has de-
feated some of the best middleweights
on the island, namely, Shuman and
Bobrowskie. The only reason De Mott
has gone out of his class is because
some of these socalled champions have
baked at meeting him. De Mott will
return to Honolulu on this next trans
port. His many friends will no doubt
be pleased TO learn that out OF IA
starts he has been victorious IA times
"a very fine record.
Trusting you can spare little OF
your valuable time and space for this
and thanking you in advance, | re-
main, respectfully yours,
JOHNNIE STONE.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
AID WOLGAST TO
MEET CHAMPION

In a letter to the Star-Bulletin Ad
Wolgast, former worlds lightweight
champion, announces that he will
meet Freddie Welsh in a 20-round
bout at Tia Juana on New Years Day.
Wolgast writes that he will be given
$4,000 fer his end, which is quite a
sum for Adolphus to be carrying
around.
James Coffroth has been operating
down in Tia Juana, and Wolgast
writes that the bout will be held dur
ing the To-day race meeting. He eX-
poets a-banner crowd from San Diego
and Los Angeles. Freddie Welsh has
been rather reluctant about meeting
the Cadillac Bearcat, but it is expect
ed that the Welshman will be ready
when the bout is called.
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TOWN Team TO
PRESENT FAST
ORGANIZATION
SChuman, Coney, Iuana, 4er-
telmann and Other Stars to
Meet Marines Saturday

National Guard foetbaH team viii
have real battle On their hands II
they wish ~ play for the champion
shin Of the islands, as the Town. Team.
J which has been lined up hy AChew
looks Ike formidable aggregation
The players have been working out
each nigbt. and will be seen In action
on Saturday afternoon NJ Eamehame-
Ia. when they meet the Coast Defense
team IN TIE curtain raiser TO the Ia
mehameha-Colle of Hawaii game.
tcheW believes thst ne has as
strong a team as there Is in the isl
ends. and Is especially anxious to meet
the National Guard team, and al
though he las not received an-aas.
wer from Midkisf will keep after the
! Punahcu coach until a game is SEIZED
uled. In the past the Town q cams
have always been strong. and game
between these aggresations would be
big drawing card.
Former Stars
Among the players who haverdon-
ned TIE moleskins fer the Town Team
are A. Machado who will be stationed
at left end, and who formerly played
on the Kan team; Kaikaka. an old
Kan player. at left tackle; Kamakau.
another Kan player. who performed
for the National Guard las year. will
be stationed at left guard. II. Henry.
last year with the National Guard. viii
be stationed at center
On the other side of the line Miller.
a strong guard, will PLAY. end Harry
Bertelmann. all-star tackle Of last year,
with Ross. Will play the right tackle
position. Bill Rice. the speedy track
man. will be stationed at right end.
Desba is another candidate for this
position.
Sehumsn ct Quarter
"Scottyr Schuman.' considered the
greatest uua rter.back who ever per-
formed for Punahcu. will be stationed
at quarter. and will run the team. This
mems that the Town Team win he
esreeiaHy strong in this department.
Pill Coney. another Ppnahou star. win
Nv leF' half. and in rece.tt workouts
he has shown bis old time speed. Cock
ctt vii he nlaced AZ the other bali
With Tuana at full back. Iuana was a
star with Kan last year. and gained
much grcrnd against the opposing
teams. Other players who will be
seen in the l'neup are J. Wright. LII
nee, Rodrigues. Bush and Wagner.
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PIN DISTURBERS
FALL Down LAST
:. evening At Y. N,
+++++ +++++*++t++.

The local Y N. c. A. bowlers rolled
against the Tucson, Ariz., Y. NJ. C. A.
last night. The Hcnolulans were off
form in this match, not bowling Up to
the high standard they had set in their
former matches. Not a single man
reached the double century mark.
I The second team men were higher
In their marks. Hornberger rolled
past the double century mark twice
and Canario. did the same once.
Tonight the Commercial Bowling
League will stage a match, this being
between the Federals and the Cleri-
Gals. Tomorrow night the Printers
line up against the Financiers and
Friday night the Territorials roll
against the Sugar Factors.
Scores last night:
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
STARS TO PLAY
CURTAIN RAISER
Punahou Will Meet St. Louis ON
Saturday: Braves and Nip
ponS Battle Sunday
PACIFIC LEAGUE SCHEDULE

vs.. st. Louis. -. -. Ill.
Sunday, November 19-Nippons vs..
Braves =. -.
Sunday, November 26-Chinese vs..
HaWaiis - ......
Saturday. November FiIlp.nos
vs. winner Of Nippon VS. Braves.
Honolulu baseball fans will have
an opportunity to see the Pacific
League teams in action during the
All-Mational series, and the schedule
rs arranged takes care of all the
teams III addition to this A. L. Cas-
tie, who has charge of the series. has
allowed al players Of the Pacific
League to attend the series as his
guests.
That the fans will see some good
baseball from the younger players is
certain, and the crowd which came
carly last Sunday proved that the
baseball fans want to see the young
sters given a chance Several stars
have. been developed since the Pacific
League began anu within two years
there will DE many players who Will
rate with the best in the islands.
Ling and Henry Help
Among the players who have taken
an. interest in the Pacific League are
Lang Akana and Henry Chillingworth
ang will coach the Filipinos, while
Henry is giving the Nippons some
pointers. Vernon Ayau has offered
his services to assist in coaching Tan
Los Chinese team.
The first game, between Punanou
and st. Louis, promises to be an inter
est.ng one Billy Miles, the manager
of the team will have strong line
up in the field, and Hayseiden, the
youthful pitcher who came close to
Rogan's record, will pitch. This boy
is conner and should give the Puma
hou team good battle.
Charley Littlejohn will have a Y j. Nj.
C. A. battery in action, as Rawsop, a
big southpaw who pitched on the Bow
doin University team, will be seen in
action. while Don Laid, who caught
fer Denison University, will be behind
the bat Both are secretaries at the
Y. NJ. c. A. In addition Littlejohn
will have a number of other stars to
Rattle against st. Louis.
Prnshou Praetises
Punahou will lineup as follows:
Laid, c.; Rawson, p; Correa, 1b; Kim
Wal 2b; Girdler, 3b; Littlejohn, S.;
Patty, Thevenin and Stephens in the
outfield These players are expected
to meet at Alexander Field On Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings for prac-
tise. The above mentioned players
should be able to make good show
ing in the first game of the series.
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ponents, the Tigers winning from the
Oahus % to / in the first game and
the Alerts defeating the Fort De Rus.
sy five Is to 13 in the second game.
Lineups:
Tigers-H Henry, Jim Mott, for
wards; T. O. Duggan, center; w. H.
Meinecke, Sid Nicholson. guards.
Oahus = Haneberg. Cannon, for
wards; Ramirez, center; F. Rodrigues,
Gibson, guards.
Summary-Field goals, Henry 5,
Cannon 3, Meinecke 2, Duggan, Mott,
Ramirez. Foul goals, HanebeTg 3,
Henry, Mott 2. Referee, Whitcomb.
Timer. Jackson. Scorer, Rousseau.
Alerts-Clay, Clark, forwards;
Grove, center; Albertson, Smell, HoI-
lander, guards.
De Russy-Hackett, Best, forwards;
NeFrilees, center; Wheeler, Cosgrove,
kerstedder, guards.
Summary-Field goals. Albertson S.
Clay 4, Clark 3. Hackett, Wheeler 2,
est, Grove. Foul goals, Hackett 8.
Referee, Whitcomb Timer, Jackson.
Scorer, Rousseau.
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The Army Relief Society. for those
who do not already know, is a society
consisting OF officers and members
of their families in the United States
army which was created by the de-
mands of the needy after the Custer
massacre and has since developed in
TO vast organization of which each
army post he's a branch which raises
a cei tain quota of money for the CEN
trail organization to use for the benefit
of the wives and children of the de-
ceased Officers and enlisted men of
the army The proceeds from this
football game will be devoted for this
purpose, so it is hoped that all the
friends Of Fort Shafter and the army
will try and be present. Game is
called at $3.50 p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
BRINzA HOLDS
. 18th INFANTRY
TO SIX SAFERS
1St Infantry Hurler Loses, But
Stops WreCking Crew Swat
smiths in Schofield Game
fSlrerial Star Bulletin CORES nondeNrel
s HOFIEI.D BARRACKS. Nov. IL

fSlerial Star Bulletin CJrrsgSnondeNrel
s, FHOFIEI.D BARRACKS. Nov. 10.
Briaza, the list Infantry hurleT. held
the WreC king Crew in splendid form
nj the meeting OF the teams of the list
Infantry and the 25th Infantry on
Saturday He allowed but six hits
and struck out six OF the men who
feed him and in addition to his work
in the box he comes in for special
rentien in his fielding His handling
of Smiths slow roller in the fifth in
ming. his quick recovery and instant
whipping Of the ball 10 Dunlap on
first caused a putout which every
fen present had doped as safety
Jasper. the old reliable. who oppos-
ed Brinza on the mound, was in his
usual perfect form and allowed but
five hits and struck out ten men. It
was TO be expected that the 25th
would land the game but for that very
reason al the more credit is due Brin-
"a, who fought an uphill fight from
the beginning.
Another lst Infantryman Ross, who
was at short, shares fielding Shonors.
His sensational step Of Johnsons
drive in the fifth frame brought him
a burst of well mcrited applause and
cheers.
Smith, the 18th Infantry's Ehort-
stop. leads in the batting honors, max
ing two hits in four times up, both of
which were singles to left field His
first one came in the first inning with
two men on base. and brought one
run safely across the pan. In the
third he repeated his performance.
Smith also pulled off a spectacular
fielding stunt in the fifth inning, when
he invaded let territory and made
running catch CT Stolcups fly, which
-ofed to be too high for him to handle
and too lar in for Ward, who was COW
er-ng that pasture.
Hits and runs by innings:
18th INF. rims ..3 0 0 0. o | 1 0 50
Ease hits .....1 0 | O 0 2 o rs
LIST Inf. runs. % 90 0 q o o o.
Base hits ...,0f o o o 3 o.,
Summary-Two1ase hits, Johnson;
sacrifice hits. T. Ward; hit by pitcher.
Rogan; double plays, Smith to Fagin
to Hawkins: bases On balls. off Jasper
/, off Brinza>1; struck out. by Jasper
10. by Brinza 6; wild pitches, Brinza;
PASSED balls. Johnson |. Davenport /.
Umpires. Hollingsworth and Chief.
Time OF game, | hour and 81 minutes.
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YESTERDAYS PRACTISE WAS A BIG AID
FOR THE GREAT NORTHERN ALL RIGHT
Big Leaguers Who Meet 25th infantry Team at Athletic Park
Tomorrow Afternoon Performed in Excellent Shape After
Voyage Over BIowy Foam-Siott Fad the Tabasco Cork
Off and Janvrn Dug Them Out of the Dirt

win is expected to do some excavat
ing while in Hawaii
Louis Guisto, who has taken away
the cheers OF the Angeles. and Clio
yannis from Pinga De Bodie, locked
pretty nice around the first hassock
and for a big fellow handled himself
in nice shape. He is noted for his
extra base hitting, but Foil wouldn't
have sent him Pullman tickets if he
hadn't had some experience in playing
q fielding game. Guisto in his first
appearance after a weeks voyage
lccks like a fast fielder, and Honolulu
fans are certain to see some good per.
formances from this youngster.
Fill Lost Weight
Sammy Bohne and Bill Leard have
been waiting for an opportunity TO
take dip in the surf, and yesterday
afternoon Leard lost five perfectly
coed pounds, and when the practise
was over looked as if he had been at
sea. Bohne gets the ball away fast,
and for the first days practise the in
field looks mighty good.
Bill Kenworthy, who was the leading
hitter in the Baum circuit this year,
locked good at the plate, but did not
have an opportunity to show much
in the outlield. Kelly and Jackson
gathered a number of fungo drives
out OF the ozone.
This Win Business
Either Win Noyes or Chief Johnson
will be on the firing line for the All
Americans when the visitors line up
against the Wreckers. This win bust
ness doesn't look very good from the
start, but then there was a fellow
named Best, who couldn't hit the size
of his telephone number. The Moves
part is all right, and if they can stand
it around oath and Vaughn. then the
citizens of Athletic Park will take a
chance
Johnson has plenty of stuff. and may
be sent against the Wreckers. He
should go against this squad, as they
will have difficult time hitting his
assortment. One of the men from the
coast stated that the Wreckers would
find harder going against Johnson,
fractfSe Ooay
The boys stood the trip well, and
looking at their practise one would
think that they had been here month
They held another workout today, and
will perhaps attend the benefit foot
ball game>a Alexander Field late this
afternoon. All the fellows have fall
len in love with Honolulu and they
are beginning to make friends right
away.
Visitor from Sehofeld
One of the most interested spect-
ors at the practise yesterday was a
man by the name OF Wilbur Rogan,
who halls from Schofield Barracks. He
is real fan and has played baseball
some. ne appeared to be very much
interested in the boys while, at bat,
and remarked that one of them appear
ed to be aiming at the fence After
practise he announced that he would
be in the city Thursday for the game.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
Gunst's, and record crowd is looked
for when the first ball is pitched to-
morrow afternoon. The Pacific League
teams will not play tomorrow, but
will be seen in action on Saturday
and Sunday afternoons.
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YOUNG WRECKERS WIN
FROM MOUNTED MEN IN
BATTLE AT SCH0FlELD

In an exciting game at Schofield on
Sunday the I'd Battalion Outlaws of
the 18th Infantry defeated the 4th
Cavalry team to the tune of s TO 5.
East fielding featured the garle and
the work of both pitchers was of a
high standard. Zuber twirled for the
winners. while Joeb was en- the hiIlock
for the mounted men.
The young Wreckers took the lead
10 the early part of the game, and
then the Cavalry braced and went in
ne lead with two runs in the third in
|'I1 The 25th team came back with
three rms h the sixth inning, but the
|.||'|| sIiIIers were not through.
|0| scored enough runs TO take the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
.HEALANIS Will
ELECT OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Healani
Yacht & Boat Club will be held this
evening at the clubhouse at 1870 p. M.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected, and number of other impor-
tant matters will be taken up. Fred
Wichman, president of the club, will
not be candidate fer office, and a
number of others will be in the field
for the position.
Perhaps the meeting this evening
will be more important than any other
in the history of the club. as the new
officers viii have to decide the poll
cies OF the CLUB, and with the possible
ity of vote for the building of new
clubhouse the officers will have much
to do All members are requested to
be present at the meeting this even
ing.
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LOOK EN- OVER.


AllAmericans-Jackson, IF: Janvrin
2b; Kenworthy. CT; Guisto, Ib; Kelly
IL; Elliott, c: Bohne, SIS: Leard, %;
Johnson. p.
Twenty-fifth- cf; Swinton
If; Rogan, p; Johnson, c, Smith, SIS;
Goliah. rf Moore, 3b; Fagin, 2b: Haw
kins, Id.
Thursday. 3 80 p. m Ar-Americans
VS.. 18th Infantry
Saturday, leo p. Punahcu VS.
Ct. Louis.
Saturday, 3:3o p. m.-AlI-Americaus
We. All-oahus.
Sunday, / p: Nippons VS.
Braves.
Sunday, 3 p. m. -All-Americans VS.
Travellers.
Fresh from fields famed for fancy
fielding, Charley SWANS All-Ameri.
cans, IL you please, took their places
at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon
and began to perform. And if YOU
would continue to read, they did per.
form in manner that left not even
a teeny weeny bit OF doubt about their
!, ability as national FASTENERS.
From the minute that "Rowdy" FL
liott, who by the way isn't rowdy at
all, took the place at the home plate
and began to peg them down to the
keystone sack until Bill Leard raced
over to the cooler for his 9th drink
of the day, there was not minute
that did not show some spectacular
playing.
"Rowdy" Was Busy
The former transbay catcher, who
used to patronize Weeghman's feed
emporiums in the Windy City, was
full Of chill. He was whipping them
around the infield and calling TO the
men TO dig them out of the dirt, and
the scooping corps was very much on
the job. "Rowdy'' is certain to be a
popular favorite in this city.
In case the Honolulu fans
might believe that, the Cub catcher
is asrowdy. parsonage, it might he
well to say that the backstop isn't. He
is a yodeler and has any Swiss hotel
mans son beaten up the Alps and
back again. Well, Harold Elliott jour
neyed to the national capital one time
and under the shade of the Washing
ton monument began his Swiss elo-
cution, and up rose the secretary of
the interior and exterior, Clark Grit
fifth and Ed Grillo, and ordered him
away from the District of Columbia
Run Out of Washington for Deliber-
ate Yodeling. They cut 1t down, took
the initials and made Rowdy. So
there you are.
He Plays Goiluf
Harold Janvrin, who was one of the
noted personages present at Braves
Field last month, was digging them
out Of the dirt around second yester-
day afternoon, and it is no wonder
that Carrigan didn't jump in the
Charles River when Jack Barry was
disabled. Janvrin surely looked goth.
and the popular captain OF the team
is certain to be a big favorite with
the fans here. In addition to being
a baseball player Janvrin is some
N1ing of golf artist, and in the royal
and ancient pastime hits them on the
nose to center field all the time. jan
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lead in the eighth. In the ninth the
25th cinched the game and Prince hit
a single to right which brought in the
winning run.
The feature of the game was the
sensational catch made by Ames OF
the Cavalry on Tuttles long fly to
deep center. The battery for the
Cavalry was Joeb and Ernest. For
the 9th, Zuber and Bryant.
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The federal grand Jury at Cleveland
returned two indictments against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. charging
of the Elkins' rebate act.
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The present directors of the Ameri-
can Locomotive Company have been
sustained in their management of the
corporation by vote OF 3S5, 600 shares
against 1900,
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Albert Goldmen. life insurance,
agent, who killed himself August TO-
by leaping from the tower of the Sim
ger building. left an estate Of $4,000.
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The tipple. electric plant and five
barges loaded with coal were de-
stroyed by fire at Brownsville, "a.
at loss of $3.50
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First Team

Vicksburg. Shreveport & Pacific pas
senger train No. 2. eastbound, was
held up near Rayville, La, by five rob-
bers.
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John d. Rockefeller arrived at Tar.
rytown, n. Y, from Cleveland in a
special car with a retinuo Of 70 SER
wants,
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TIGERS AND ALERTS i
WIN IN BASKETBALL
GAMES AT Y. M. C. A.
SENIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Results last night: ..-..
Tigers %, Oahus II.
Alerts IS, De Russy Is.
The Tigers and the Alerts were vic
tors last night in the Senior Basket
ball League at tie Y. N. c. A. Both
teams doubled the scores on their OPP
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GRIDIRON men To
BATTLE TODAY AT
ALEXANDER FIELD
Two Football Games Will Be
Played: Shafter Ready to
Meet Punahou
lsneeial Star bulletin Correspondence

FORT SKATER, Nov l5.-The
days are more like the autumn DAYS
of the mainland and the spirit of real
football is in the air, and you GER
tainly will see about the best contest
the Island is abe u provide in the
game To-Day between the End Infantry
and Puma sou md what will add to
the pleasura ami the interest of the oc-
casion will be the unique surround
ings. a tropical background for win
try game the presence Of the colonial
army. the n litary band, and the
cheering and singing eDf a real Ha-
waiian college and all in noble
cause, the Army Relief Society.
The game promises to be a very
closely contested one, the speed and
agility of young collegians against the
physical endurance and training OF the
representatives Of the real army. They
viii be representative of two entirely
different systems and comparison
of the two viii reveal good rointS in
both and few weaknesses, bat a
revelation CT the possibilities CT mod
ern football.
The lineup OF the End Infantry and
the available substitutes will he as
follows:
Evening journal., 1916-10-12
TREATED AT HOSPITAL.

Horace Nelson. Of No. 12s Poplar
street. was treated at the Homeopathic
Hospital today for a sprained back.