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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-22

it was the day when the ambulance
men were at their best, for try as
they would H Company could not
make the hits bring in the winning
run. The game was to be an eve
ming contest. but at the end Of the
lucky seventh the game stood five to
five as 1t had since the end Of the
fourth, and it was not until the last
of the eighth that Lambert won his
own game as pitcher, by winning a
merry fly out beyond the hands of
the guardian of the dexter field. and
when this noble deed was done there
was not q single man out, and Ross
had the honor, for his three-bagger in
the second and his single In the
eighth we're to large extent the
causes of the victory for the Hospital.
As it was, the game was any mans
prize until Schaetze weakened in the
eighth. and also gave free pass, and
these weaknesses allied with the pass
ed ball by Lindsay, who took Rinkle's
place as catcher in the fifth, told the
tale of woe. When a game is tied is
the time to tighten up and not let
down tighten on the reins and grip
with your knees, and that is what the
battery did not do, and there you are
in nutshell.
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ST. LOUIS TEAM
GOES TO JAPAN
ON SEIYO MARU
Fast Aggregation Win Leave
Honolulu for Orient Satur-
day for Nippon Series

st. Louis baseball team will leave
on Saturday for Japan on the Seiyo
Maru This team, which has been or.
ganized by isl. Arcia, will include q
number of the leading baseball play.
ers of Honolulu, and should make a
good showing against the Nippon ag-
gregations
A cable received yesterday after
noon from the manager of the Keio
university team announced that res
creations had been made for the team
and that everything was in readiness
for a series between st. Louis and the
Japanese teams.
Arcia has not picked the team as
it will take the ship, but these play
ers will go to Japan; Franco will
handle the backstop work, Jansen.
Crumpler and Myers, pitchers; Flizer,
first base; Dumshot, shortstop; Mort,
yama, second base; Hoke. third base,
and Lang Akana, Peterson and Arcia,
outfieiders. Henry Chillingworth will
be unable to make the trip on account
OF Illness.
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HONORS
DECIDED TONIGHT
in ARMORY MATCH
Signal Corps and Co. D to Roll
for Office Supply Cup
at I 80 P. M.

Bowling fans by the hundreds will
gather at the National Guard Armory
this evening to witness the best match
Of the year, when the d Company and
Signal Corps squads will meet In the
championship match. At the present
time the Company d team has won
20 games and lost but one, while the
Signal Corps has captured % and lost
two. The match will consist of three
games tonight. total pinfali counting
for another game.
Never before in the history OF the
strike and spare game has there been
so much interest as there Is In the
match of this evening. The bowlers
are on edge, and viii go into the
match to win. All the leading Knights
Of the Maple Slide win be on hand to
watch the battle this evening.
The Signal Corps team will be rep
resented by some Of the best bowIers
in Honolulu, including Mills, Winnie,
Gear, Scott, C. White. H. White. Franz
and Gray. The Company D squad will
have an all-star lineup in Morgan,
Hall. Evensen, Tinker and Canario
Should the Company d team win
two games this evening they will cap.
ture the honors for the year and be
presented with the Office Supply Cup.
The cup win be presented to the win
ner this evening. The games should
be close throughout, and the missing
of one pin may have a heap to do with
the final result. The match will be-
gin at Z 20
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Inter Regimental League
Will Be Started at Post
Cavalry Artillery and ls 32nd and 25h Infantry VIII Be
Represented Games Win Be Played Each Week
Cavalry and Artillery viii Meet IN First Game on September
27-Wreckers Meet ls Infantry Team on September 50

the grand stand for regularly sche-
duled league games. Officers re.
served section Is is cents and the en-
listed mems 10 cents. The bleacher
seats will be free.
Each team will play each Of the
other teams three games. There viii
probably be two cups for the winners
Of the series. The leading team and
the runner-up getting IN on the prizes.
This schedule WIN be played
through once:
Sept 27-4th Cavalry vs.. Artillery.
Sept. S0-s2d Inf. VS.. 4th Cav.
Sept. S0-25th INF. vs.. fst Inf.
Oct. 4-1st Inf vs. Artillery.
Oct. 7-ArtiIlery vs.. SD INF.
Oct. 7-25th Inf. W. 9TH Cav.
Oct 11--4th Cav. vs.. SD Inf.
Oct. 14-1st INF. vs.. lth Cav.
Oct. 14-Z5th Inf. vs.. Artillery.
Oct. 1s-32d Inf. vs.. 25th INF.
Oct 21-25th Inf. vs.. Ist Inf.
Oct. 21-4th Cav. vs.. Artillery.
Oct. 25-25th INF. VI. 9Th Cav.
Oct. 28-32d Inf. vs.. Artillery.
Oct. 2s-1st Inf. vs. 4th Cav.
Nov. SD INF vs.. 4th Cav.
Nov. 4--lst Inf. vs.. 25th Inf.
Nov. eth Cav. vs.. Artiller,-
Nov. S-25th Inf. vs.. 4th Cavfio4
Nov. 11-Artillery vs.. 1st Tnf.sI.
Nov. 11-32d Inf. VI. 25th Inf.
Nov. l5-32d INF. vs.. list Inf.
Nov. 1s-Artillery vs.. 25th Inf.
Nov. 1S--1st Inf. vs.. 4th Cav.
Nov. 22-s2d Inf. W. 1st Inf.
Nov. 25--1st Inf. vs.. Artillery.
Nov. 25-s2d INF, vs.. 25th Inf.
Nov. 29-Artillery VI. 32d Inf.
Dec. 225th Inf. vs. Artillery.
Dec. 2--lst Inf. vs.. S2d Inf.
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GRIFFMEN WILL MEET
ATHLETICS TONIGHT
IN CHAMPIONSHIP TILT

The Griffmen and Mackmen win
meet in the championship match this
evening at the Y. NJ c.. A. The two
indoor baseball teams, namely WASH
ington and Athletics. have been hav-
ing merry fight for the champion.
ship. To date the Athletics have won
two out OF three games, and another
victory viii give the fast indoor team
the bunting The Washington squad
must win to stay in the race. The
game is scheduled to begin at s
o'clock.
The lineup is as follows:
Washington-Fun Luke, II; Kai
Luke, Sb; II. X. Yum. p: K. T. Pong.
RI: Kan Leong, 2b; Lum Dunn, p;
Francis Sing, C; Tai 10y, IS; Wah
Chez. CT; ]. T. Young. CT, captain.
Athletics-Ping, c; Parker, p; Gill
lard. 1b. Brash, 2b: Barboza, Sb;
Roderick, IS; Meinecke. CT; Senao, rf::
o. P. Soares, II, captain.
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Especial s.ar. bulletin correspOndsne.l

lSpecfot Staf.huilefin CofreSponQencel
ScHoFlELD BARRACKS. Sept. %.
The baseball representatives Of the
various regiments stationed at Scho-
field Barracks held q meeting at this
post Thursday and arranged the de-
tails for an inter-regimenta league.
The following officers were present:
lst Lieut.. James E. Clancy, repre-
senting the 2t5h Infantry; Chaplain
Ignatius Fealy. representing the Field
Artillery: LIST Lieut.. Gustav Gonser,
representing the LIST Infantry, and 1st
Lieut.. Douglass T. Greene, represent
ing the sd Infantry. 1st Lieut.. Er.
nest G. Cullum. the 4th Cavalry rep
resentatiye. was absent
The board decided to organize a
five-team league, each regiment en-
tering one team, except the 1st and
eth regiments Of Field Artillry, which
viii enter but one team, to be known
as the Field Artillery team.
Three games will be played each
week: one game on each Wednesday
at 2 D. m. and two games on each
Saturday, the first game to be called
at / D. m, and the second game about
ten minutes after the completion OF
the first. Sunday win be held open
for games scheduled between the var.
ious regimental teams and visiting
teams.
I The umpires win be designated by
the Post Athletic Committee. Two
from each regiment win he selected.
Athletic officers must be present
when their teams are playing. or an
other officer of the regiment must be
present as q substitute.
Admission win only be charged to
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GLADIAT0RS AND BARBS
WILL MEET IN CONTEST
THIS AFTERNOON AT 1sY'

Barbarians and Gladiators will clash
this afternoon in q yolley ball con-
test which viii have some bearing on
the championship. The two squads
VIII meet In the Y. NJ. C. A. games
hall j. P. Morgan, captain OF the
ferocious Barbarians, will invade the
camp Of the Gladiators with horde
Of blood thirsty cohorts. and win at
tempt to wrest the honors from Capt.
Nj. o. Johnson's contingent The
game will begin at O'Clock
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at the Y. NJ. C. A. without at least orc
good service team.
Clifford Clark attended the meeting,
representing the Alerts. If the ability
OF this team in the AlLService League
of two years ago is any criterion, they
have championship stuff. They won
the championship Of that league and
against heavy odds OF losing gocd
players. Clark said that not many
Of those players were still IN the game.
but he handed in very likely look
ing bunch of players, including Clay,
GrilIo, Hollmer. Odom, AlbertsOn and
Castro. Only one thing can now hin.
der these men entering the league,
and 1t Is not thought by Clark that il
Is at all serious. None of these men,
except Clark, Is now member of the
association, and according to a laIe
ruling by the physical department COM
mittee only members can enter my
league at the asso citation.
AIerts Entered
The Alerts are backed strong by
their athletic officer, who Is willing
70 do anything he can to boost their
game. This crew may use some men
from the Pearl Harbor drydock WHO
are already members of the associa.
ton. Ralph Gaylord has indicated lis
Willingness TO return to the game end
Z Is believed HIS action means the en-.
trance Of three other men now at
work at Pearl City.
A ruling was made at last nights
meeting which will materially affect
the game. Two minutes rest vii. be
called at the middle or each half. This
makes the game on the same basis
as football, and. according to physical
directors. makes the game much faster
nnd safer for the men, especially IN
climates like this. Also, any man
leaving the game IN the first half may
:eenter the game in the second halt.
The schedule starts on October "a
and THE games are to be played on
Tuesday nights. Each night sees a
double-header. as It was thought best
10 do this instead Of using two nights
q week. Practise hours are now being
assigned for each team and next week
viii see the five aggregations well
under way
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Engineers Win When .Blondy''
Williams Pitches Alright
Ball; Two Homersi Made
STANDING OF FINAL sERiEs
(Speeiai Star. Bulletin Correspondencel

FORT SKATER, Sept. 22.-The
game today put a still keener edge
upon the baseball fans because the
Engineers crept up to the top even
with the leading company Of the In
fantry, E Company, and now the
games will be for the silver mug and
the toss lies between the End Battali-
on men and the Engineers, and when
that game takes place, save q reserved
seat, for we will all be there; and the
remainder of the games will be tip-top
also, for position means great deal
even to the low rankers-as was
proved today.
Al Company tussled with the En-
gineers, and while the score appears
to be one-sided, that A Company GER
tainly put up the real article. and il
they had not tried too much Black
art on the bridge builders, and al
lowed that quartet Of runs in the
first, the game would have been some
high jinks. As 1t was, one never
knew when the leaders of the alphabet
would bunch some hits and make the
game close one. Black, as mound
artist, did his best, but he started
4.
under an evil eye, and that eye was
McGayin's, for as second man up ne
knocked, cracked, thumped, long,
hard one way beyond center, and the
universal verdict was, home run. Now
don't you call that bewitcning OPP
ticle? Then up came Cain; under or
binary circumstances q nice-appear-
ing, innocent sort OF a man. but ne
borrowed the hypnotic eye or bat from
McGatin. and It had dynamite on It.
for we heard the report, and It was
another home run. Then Doran or
Fowler Should have been sienaled Tor
by Black, but no. he tried to redeem
himself. and StockWeil gaHoped
around to third on an error by Sio-
cum in left Postma sacrificed neatly
tn third and Sf0ckV frOnDo0 in 10
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HARRY woLTER Is SOLD
TO The CHICAGO CUBS

SAN FRANCISCO Manager Frank
Chance received word recently from
Johnny Powers. president of the Los
Angeles Club, that he had concluded
arrangements with the Chicago Ma
ti0nals for the sale of Outfielder Har-
~ Wolter. The terms were for a
cash consideration, with Wolter re.
porting in the spring. It was a fore
gone conclusion that Wolter would be
drafted II he was not sold, and the
hest deal possible was made for his
disposal.
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Company A

Summary-HGme runs, McGaVln,
Cain. Threebase hits, Stockwell,
Black. Twobase hits, Harrington.
Sacrifice hits. MeGaVin, Stockwel,
Postma. Stolen bases, Zuber, Cain,
Moves (2), Williams (2), Yatsko,
Trotter. Double plays, Charlesworth-
Black. Hit by pitcher, Cain, Moves,
Beeler. Bases on balls. off Williams.
i: off Black, i; off Doran, 1. Struck
out. by Williams, IL; by Doran, 2.
Wild pitches. none. Passed balls,
Trotter L. Umpires; Lee and Jarvis.
Time of game, hour and 25 minutes
Company H thought they would Ike
to get into the Hmelight once more,
so for a second game, we were treat
ed to a thriller between that company
and the Hospital aggregation; and
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6 !y!g s.! P a.. 8 s.! Sports
Basketball New Rules
As King at YIN. CA.
Meeting Last Night Lines Up Numbers Of Strong Teams for
Years Pay-Aerts Service, Kamehameha and Tigers Will
Clash on FIoor-Many New Players viii Be Represented
in League This Game Promises Popularity

BaSket-ball now rules as king at the
M. G. A. and banner season Is
looming up Many old-timers at the
game around the local association give
Il asifheir opinion that no past sea-
p0nacnn equal the interest and class
Of the senior league as II Is now lining
UP for the present roundup.
Anleeting of the captains and man
ayers OF the various teams met in
Physical Director Jackson's office last
night and drew up the rules and SEIZED
uIes for the coming season.
Five teams are in the field and
every team is already carrying some
thing like 10 men from which to draw.
This alone Is unprecedented, as In
past seasons more teams were out
lined than were actually filled and dis.
appointments occurred The fire
fenmE have not as yet chosen their
names, but they include a quintet ur.
der the management of Brush, who
plotted last years champion service
souffitf another bunch OF star players
under Oliver p. Soares, who for the
Iast umfeen years has successfully
rounded team into shape; another
very strong combination under VIII
Nam n Meinecke: a team from Fort
Kapthameha. which will probably ac-
tede 10 the title Of Service and a
squad from the Alert now stationed at
D6arl Harbor.
Bfuth1rs Out
Brush has lively crew from which
10 pick his chosen quintet Noyes,
last years star center; Whitcomb, Nc
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COMMERCIAL sowLERs TO MEET

Members OF the Commercial Bowl
ing League committee win meet at
the Y. M. c.. A. this afternoon at 5
O'Clock. At this time the COMMITTEES
will discuss the number of teams to
be entered.
Following is the committee: 0. P.
Soares, chairman; C. II. Atherton,
Sugar Factors; ]. T. Young, Pineap-
pie Factors; p. H. Nottage, Bankers;
Paul Lemke, Clericals: W. A. Ham,
Printers; H. s. Canario, Rapid Tran
sit; G. w. Tinker, Territorials; Geo.
X. Mills, FederaIs.
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[ YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES

r. II. e
Boston 1880. 10 1S 1
Detroit .....
Batteries Ruth and Thomas: Co
yaleskie. Boland, Cunningham, Du-
due and Stanage.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Chicago Philadelphia s, Chica-
60 0.
At cleyeland-c Cleveland 8. wash
ington 2.
At ST Louis-New York 5, st.
Louis 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York-New York 4. Chlca-
60 0.
At Boston Cincinnati ). Boston 4.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn s. ST. Louis
8.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 5. phIla.
delphia 3.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 10. =
Craig s. Mitchell. noted ericketer
and former coach of the University of
Pennsylvania football team. died to-
day at his home in Chestnut Hill. Nit
chell was operated on three weeks ago
for organic trouble, believed TO have
been caused by an injury he received
in motor accident five years ago.
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The Department of Commerce an
nounced that a new high record fol-
American imports and exports was
reached in the year ending July 80
exports totalling $4.511. 600 900 and i'm
ports $2,2s7, 00O. 000.
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INTERScHOLASTIc LEAGUE
TO MEET MONDAY At 3 P. N,

An important meeting viii be held
by the InterschoIastic League next
Monday at the Y. M. G. A. at o'clock
in the afternoon. Brother Elmer. the
president Of the league. requests that
all members be present. Election OF
officers to serve during the ensuing
year win take place.
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Medical Corps

SummaryztD Davis, in the third, hit
by batted BAN, no one credited with
put-out. Seven inning game ran to
eight on tie, no one out when win
ming run was made Two-base hits,
0dell. Kuhlman; sacrifice hits. Pow
ell, Hatchell. Kuhlman. Schaetzel;
stolen bases, Lindsay. Hackett, She
ma 2. Cosgrove 2, Hatchell, Byers.
Robertson; double plays, Robertson
Huffman; hit by pitcher. Shema. Hat
chell. Robertson, Hackett. kaufman;
bases on balls. off Lambert /. off
Schaetzel 1; struck out. by Lambert
8. by Schaetze1 s.: passed balls. Rim
kie. Lindsay. Robertson Umplres.
Johnson and Mccary Time Of game,
1 hr IS min.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-22
SPEAKER GAINS
NTYRUS COBB
IN BAT BATTLE
Cleveland 0utfieIder Now IL
Points Ahead of Georgia
Peach; Jackson Third

CHICAGO. H.. Sept. Speaker
drew away slightly from Cobb this
week IN the race for premier batting
honors in the American League, his
average after Wednesdays games be-
ing IL points better than his rivals
a gain OF three points Cobb added
six stolen bases to his record, now
amounting to a. Weaver, Chicago.
leads in sacrifice hits with 35; Pipp,
New York. in home runs with 10:
jackson, Chicago, IN total bases with
258: Cobb in runs scored with SO, and
Detroit in club batting with 260. LEAH
Tag batters who have played in half
or more of their teams games:
Speaker, Cleveland, .37S: Cobb, De
troit, 1866; Jackson, Chicago. .35o;
Strunk, Philadelphia. .311; Gardner.
Boston, .306: Sisler, st. Louis, 800;
Roth, Cleveland, .296: Felsch, Chicago,
294: Nunamaker, New York, .292; e.
Collins, Chicago; .291.
Leading pitchers who have worked
in % games were:
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Yesterday's Results

Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 6.
Salt Lake 3, Vernon 3.
Oakland Portland. rain.
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At THE 18TH HOLE

Oliver Lansing Is improving MS
game, and in the recent sweepstakes
at the Oahu Country Club scored an
SO, which was the best score Of the
day. His net score was II. Mai. G. s.
Lincoln was tied for third with net
score of rs. w L. Stanley and J. ].
Belser also made rs scores.
Roy Blackshear equaIed the course
record for Moanalua this week when
he finished the nine-hole course In
81. j. 4 B. Grieg made this score q
few weeks ago. Blackshear started
out well under par, getting three
on each of the first three holes. He
took four for the fourth, and made
the long hole in five. The next hole
he took five for, and the seventh,
which is par at four, was made in
five, Blackshear making a poor APP
proach He also fell down on the
eighth hole, taking a four The last
hole was made in five. This record Is
exceptional, as Blackshear has not
been playing the royal and ancient
game for more than eight months.
His best previous score for the nine
holes was Al.
A. w. Tillinghast, a well known
golfing writer, tells the following in-
cident:
There is a keen and almost inde-
fatigabIe player who always insisted
that the boy who carried for him
should take a most lively interest in
his play. Always before starting out
he delivered himself after this fash
ion:
"Now. young man. we are going to
play a match and | always want you
to say we when speaking to me.
Never say you won that hole. but
rather we won that hole Under
stand?"
Not content with his roflnd Of IS
holes. the enthusiastic gentleman one
day played double round during the
afternoon. He had small caddie,
who had learned his lesson well, and
not once did he forget instructions.
However, long before the second
round was completed the little fellow
began to limp, but stuck doggedIy to
1t. and finally the home green was
reached.
well. my boy, we won, didn't we7''
Yes, sir, We did, replied the lad,
shifting uneasily from foot to foot;
then he added:
But we have got blisters all over
my feet.
The Honolulu Golf Club will soon
stage tombstone tournament. The
committee planned the tournament.
for Sunday. but there has been de-
lay, and it Is not thought that the
play will be staged before October L..
Handicaps viii be made up at meet
ing Of the committee early next week.
Alex Bell was a visitor at the Moa-
naIua links on Monday and very kind
ly assisted the members of the COM
mittee in many ways. He made a
number of suggestions, and the MEM
bers Of the Honolulu Golf Club great
ly appreciated his knowledge of golf.
which was used to advantage by the
members Of the greens committee.
Bell has taken a deep interest in
golf. not only at the Country Club
but throughout the island, and the
royal and ancient game has received
z big boost through his efforts to pro-
mote the pastime.
The schooner Rieta arrived at Bos-
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ChaAe is Jake Dauberts closest
rival nor the batting honors of the
National League, now standing only
three points behind. Carey, Pitts
burg, leads in stolen bases, with 4S;
Flack, Chicago, in sacrifice hits with
S4;; Williams, Chicago, in Home runs
with IL; Wheat, Brooklyn, in total
bases with 214: Burns, New York. In
runs scored with 50. and Brooklyn M
team hitting with .259.
Leading tters-Daubert, Brook.
lyn. 1928; Chase, Cincinnati. .s2O;
Wagner, Pittsburg, .318; Wheat.
Brooklyn, .S1S; Hornsby, st. Lodis.
SIT: Hinchman, Pittsburg. .30S;
Stack. Philadelphia. sos: Robertson.
New York, 1903: Zimmerman, Chicago
.2s2.
q + .aadino nifchare for 90 games.
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The Honolulu Golf Club will soon
stage a tombstone tournament. The
committee planned the tournament
for Sunday, but there has been de-
lay, and It Is not thought that the
play will be staged before October i.
Handicaps viii be made up at meet
ing Of the committee early next week.