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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
MANY STARS IN
ALL-ARMY Team
At SCHOF|ELD
Especial Star. Bulletin Correspondence)
SCHOEIEI II RARRACKS Dec 2S

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence)
SCHOFIELO BARRACKS, Dec. %.
The Cashier gridiron presents o
busy aspect these afternoons with
three coaches putting candidates for
the All-Service team through their
PAGES. The coaches realize that hard
work, and plenty of it, will be requir-
ed to mould a team that will stand a
chance Of wrestling, victory from the
undefeated guard eleven. Selection
OF a later date for this game will
prove OF benefit to the regulars. as il
will afford more time for the selection
CT players adapted to the various po-
sitions, as we'll as allow more time for
perfection of the plays evolved by
Coaches Arnold, Jones and Cohn.
The cream of the service teams of
the post responded to the call of the
coaches. and while no player has been
assured that he will appear in the
lineup at the start of the game with
the guard, it was noticed that the
coaches paid particular attention TO
the following and had them going
through signals and formations at the
positions indicated after their names
Nouch and Robertson, left end; Da-
Wis. Davenport, left tackle; Leeeh.
left guard; Schumacher, Bunker, cen
ter: Steger. Stollcop. right tackle;
Mailer. right guard; Spooner, Matthias,
right end; Pemberton. Greenaway.
quarterback; Tzunsinski, left half
back; Boghan, right haIfback;
Fleischman, full-back
A large number of enthusiastic adj
mirers of the game are watching the
practise daily and specializing on the
chances of victory of the various com
binations evolved by the coaches, II
the game is played at Schofield, as
indicate. one of the
largest crowds that ever witnessed a
football game on the island will turn.
ont. The facilities for handling this
contest at Cashier are unsurpassed,
for in addition to an excellent and
well-kept playing field, movable
bleachers are available at all OF the
regimental athletic fields. which can
be transported to the Cashier field.
ther,soy providing seats for any num-
Der of spectators that may attend.
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SWIMMING BECOMES POPULAR SPORT
IN 1916; HAWAII TAKES SPOTLIGHT

NorHaa Ross, Who has created a sen
sation i the Pacific coast, and Perry
McGilliyray ara two bright and shin
ing stars. They vii. meet LANCER
Duke, Cunha. Lane, Relii and Kruger
in varied program
Feminine Events
In addition To the mems events Ho
nolulu girls viii have an opportunity
70 com9ete against Miss Agnes Burns
the Pacific coast champion. She has
defeated Frances Cowells. and Los An
geles critics believe that in time she
will become the American champion
She will be accompanied by Aileen
Allen. The champion diver of the Pa.
cific coast. II is probable that Fran.
ces Covells will also come here for
the meet. She is popular here and
would be big drawing card.
The feminine championship Of fIa-
waii. mas changed once more, and Der.
nicia Lane is ranked first among the
girl natators, winning the title from
Lucille '1egros, who was declared the
champion when Ruth Stacker gave
IN swimming IN events. Miss Lane
won both races here and made cred
table showing at San Francisco.
new star came forth this season
in Gerl Hiorth, who made a great
showing in her first appearance in
competition. She easily won the nov
ice event at the Y. NJ. C. A. and fin
ished n strong position in the Sc
nior event, beating Miss Carrie Lane
and finishing only short distance be-
hind Lucille Le9ros and Bernicia Lane.
She has been under the instruction of
Ruth Stacker and Knute Cottrell and
both believe that in short time she
will rank with the best in Hawaii.
1t was unfortunate that the earni
val committee was unable to secure
Fanny DuracR and Olga Dorfner for a
feature of the program, but in Agnes
Burns and Aileen Allen the lovers of
aquatics will see two real stars. With
at least four good swimmers in Ha-
wall and new prospects coming up the
feminine part Of the program should
be a good one. Honolulu has always
taken n interest in swimming, and
has paved the way for the success of
the sport ON the mainland.
The next article in this series will
tell of track athletics in 1916.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
ST. Louis Team
May Clash With
Braves Monday

Honolulu baseball fans may have
an opportunity to see the Braves and
st. Louis in action The long-looked-
for battle may become a reality. Ten.
tative arrangements are now being
made 70 schedule game on New
Years Fay between the two rival
teams.
For the past month both teams have
!. been hurting defies at each other, and
fandom has been calling for game
or series to decide which team is the
champion. If you walk down the
street snis afternoon and ask dis
interested party which has the. better
team, ne viii cali it an even break IN
a three game series. Invade the st.
Louis camp and it is all ST. Louis.
The Portuguese citizens of Honolulu
are backing the Braves to man.
There t is.
When st. Louis smothered the
Stockton team the Braves were on
hand AID their challenges could be
heard rom the sidelines. And it is
certain that the ST Louis team will
be ready when they meet. 1t is
planned 10 stage the baseball game at
Athletic park on New Years Day at
lis, providing the weather man is
kind. The National Guard and Town
Team would meet in the last football
game % the season at p. m.
The last matcn between the Braves
ard st. Louis was five-inning affair,
and neither team is satisfied. II
the grounds arg in good condition and
further arrangements; can be made, the
game VIII &c the full nine innings.
That the game should be a close one
is acknowledged by both teams, and
some excellent Itching is expected.
st. Louis will have a strong lineup
in Spencer c, Hayscldcn p, Markham
p. Lai Sin Id. Haneberg %, King Tan.
SD. Bun Zee SIS, KurisaKi II, Fun Like
Of, Chm Chew If, Lemon If and many |
other utility men.
The Braves vii have Lee c, Nelson
D. Perry p. Silva ID. Mara 2b, Anahu |
ab. cordtr0 IS, 0rnellas II, Perry Ct,
Nelson Ct. Thomas II. Rose and a !
number or ether stars Many believe
that the game win result in a pitch
ers bat.le,
Caste stated this morning i
that football game would be played I
at Athl sic Park, providing the wealth I
CIR was eood and arran gements win be (
MADE Riih the Erayes and st. Louis
teams. Announcement viii be made (
tomorrow regarding the outcome Of T
the ne go:iaticns.
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Guard will give the soldiers hard
game.
Rawson weighs 2l0 pounds, and is
in good condition. lie was a star on
Bowdoin, and knows the game. Ladd
was the bright and shining star of the
Ohio conference. and was unanimous
ly selected as the best quarterback
in the Ohio colleges last year. He is
an allround athlete. a star in basket
bali, baseball and track.
Herman Won Holt is another star
who made great record with the Eli
team last year, and won much praise
from the Yale coaches. With this add
ed strength the team will be ready
to tackle the best in the islanGs. Mid
kiff will play against the Town Team,
but il is not expected that he will
take the reins against the Service
squad next week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
FIRST INFANTRY
soccer PLAYERS
DEFEAT SHAFTER

The LIST Infantry soccer team once
again confirmed its right to the cham
psonshlp IL the islands on Tuesday,
alen Fort Shafter sent a strong and
FAST eleven out to Schofield Barracks
% asenge their defeat of last month.
The large crowd present on the Cast
ner ground when Sgt Rand of the 32d
infantry whistled the teams on the
field. bore ample testimony to the
great strides in popularity that soccer
football has made in the islands.
The lst Infantry team was the ag-
glesser from the kickoff and through
ort The first half of the game kept
their opponents on the defense all the
time, scoring three goals. In the sec
citS half the Fort Shafter team stiff
iened and attacked for some time. but
tile LIST Infantry defense proved sound
and resuiaiug the offensive they ad-
,de;l two more scores before the final
whistle blew, leaving the score ) to 0
IN their favor.
For tae winners Csermack, at out
side right. gave dashing exhibition
81 wing football: he driobled well and
NfhttiS1 VIII luUSncul. walsh, tile
star inside right, was injured in the
first half of the game, and the 1st
piaFeG enc man short to the end. &C
ccrding t. the rules, as he was unable
TO resume The lst Infantry halfback
Inc was leading factor in the win
ming of the game. Trayers, Burke and
Bllisky, in this line Of defense, tackl-
ga well and combined with the for
ward Inc in offense. This is the best
ha'fback line on the island. BaIIan-
tine end Nahey ere two sound full
backs. the clearing and kicking of the
former being a spectacular feature of
the game. Bennett in his initial ap-
peara nee betv cen the sticks gave
a lnsEteriy display
Fer the iosers, Bevernick, Morrow
4 nj DeFlin showed flashes of combin.
ation thst promises well for the team
with mere practise Roberts played
a sterling game at center-half and
Was ably assisted by Lewis, Reaulieu
PLAYED great defense at full. tackling
and clearing brilliantly. With a little
mere Coaching and a replacing of
the msc. the Fort Shaftar team should
mako = good showing IN the league.
Set Rand of the S2d Infantry, re-
ieseed with good Judgment The fol-
lowing Vas the lineup:
fSf Infantry Fort Sh.ftar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

fchn sullivan Of Hobo en. Y. H..
w's arrested iusBayenne on charge
e atrfcioss assalitt IN connection ai-A
Ire sR@at ps 81 Spe@iai Policeman
A'a.'S taaTkes II the recent oil strike.
ocl DenbeIt Of the Italian general
staff les aeen sentenced to one year
n p@'seH fo- rnhlsshine an art,c' e
s.ilicsz'rv the ~ansgement of the
Tscnzo cs-rnaiTn b. the Duke D'Aosta.
A'se1 = Rercsfcrd. salesman.
ie5nss frep re ni-th story of the
nfesal 4as'tiiRe N Philaeelphia ard
vas instsHtsy Killed
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FRANK MIDKIFF
ENDORSES Plan .
FOR 0LYMPIAD
plhahou Athletes Would Wei.
come Such a Meet, Says
Punahou Coach
By FRANK { >MlDkiFF,
tember Of OAHU College Faculty,
Athletic Coach and Head Of
Schools Cadet Corps

The idea Of big American inter
scholastic meet, to be held in Homo
lula during the summer of 1918, is
worthy Of consideration 1t was pro-
posed By Mr.. Merrick, The saortins
editor CT the Stsr.Bulletia. in last sat
nrday's edition, and it has since
aroused comnesf IN rarieus CHARTERS.
PliDalon athiekes world weicpme
such a meet Il the contests Should
Include opportunities fer. say. swim
ring, tennis. baseball sud traeE. then
sacly they wo!sl1 present commnn
ground for hlmdreds Of high schools
thJoughoIt the United States. and
yosle enable or island boys TO gatge
Their pfpwess aud 20 compare their
STILES IN Errrts With taeimetho6s EN-
pioJed all oysT tie country.
For lIonoiaia there conld rot be
iaaagine3 q more effective method oil
turning the eyes Of the country to-
SaEd Hawaii nei than 10 set a couple
of hundred b1gh schools in the land
asog over the idea OF sending their
chosen few on pilgrimage to the
stored isles.
The plan seems feasible lt~seeias
possible TO secure such a directing OF
The desire to compete with distant
ataletes--ever a strons desire toward
such an atluring place as Hawaii.
There is hardly a high sehool youth
in the land but Mould sell his shoes
20 come. &c the supposed Eaants cf
the faeka Bgla Hicky DuiS. nor Is
il 4 difficult feat 10 secure the sup,
port % a student body toward sending
a half dozen Of los IDOLS out ID seek
fame for tie local colors regular
course al explanatory, hospitable, in.
fitins letters, together with bread
newspaper campaign. would establish
Hawaii in the minds OF the people as
q place Ter sports as a center OF ath-
ielic activities and games as Well as
a highly pcpula, pleasure resort
The schools would surely welcome
such G tournament, for il would en-.
eqafase ds'igent training and would
interest Eiany b5ofeisng, bot probably
as Vel undiscovered, young athletes in
the ,telritory
Surely ssch organizations as tho
Promotion Committee, Al Club, etc,
would regard gFeal eon0lavs oLciaaa
Young men as a splendid boost FOR
siawst RetarRins 70 their hoiaes,
these lads would 20 Yaritable talk NJ
stem pests poinslns toward the South
Seas aud their every activity here
would he as dramatic and easy to mar.
rate IN the mainland newspapers as
tic big olympian games
Six-men teams coming from a large
numeeAof schools would nnquestion-
ably furnish many f.rstelass perform.
crs. There is no reason with the ex
oeileat climate and such. a fast trsek
Us NeAaneef Field why Hawai-
should not be the setting for some
new yeTld's records.
Persaralls. II seems 10 ne 10 he /
very works. idea and o0e in which a
large nnEaosr oi yoNng E.eu would re- /
ceives. edpeatiye experience and 81
v'hich the Hawaiian Islands would ii
laoaslig advertised among a aes;fabla
eisss of people. f
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
LOCAL BOWL. ERS WIN
FROM OAKLAND TEAM

D I.la Honolulu " NJ. C.. A. bawlers
teob four straight from Oakland, Cal,
NJ G. A five in this weeks match
ri the Pacific Coast Bowling League.
1a,s vas the message received this
morning from the mainland by wire
'ess. Oakland was off form. their
Games all being low. under the 800
mark
This victory of the local bowlers
nut them strikingly close to the league
leaders Fort Mcdowell, who hold this
Mace With cnly one game lost. The
llono'Cians have won % games and
lest &. They nieet rho Fort NcDoWeii
team next week. and as victory over
the soldier bows VIII make TIE locals
tie winner OF the first series. Inc
tceal Is IRE boRling~in coed form and
VIII ptt nqa lard tight for mis- match
newt week,
CT.NrDS
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24-Business Personals

GE>fiEMAN WISHES ArQtAtSr
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2s-sPIRITuAL MEDIUMS
EGY PTiAN
PIiRENOL.OGlST

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never eas here hsfefe ant shs can tel
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Si-PUBLIC NOTICES
5i--PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE or HEARING ON TAN LEVY ESTIMATE PORT
Notice
Warsho
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS

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23--PERSONALS

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