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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
ENTRIES CLOSE
FOR MAUI RACE
MEET SATURDAY
Horsemen Figure on Big Time
at Race Meeting at kahuIui;
Cowboy Sports Featured
(speeial Star.B ulletin correspondencel

Especial Star.Bulletin correspondence)
WAILUKU, Maui, June 2S.-Time
for receiving entries for the big
Fourtn o. July races q hahaiui mas
80 49, ~ 49, 49,, = : u1 49, l 49,
e. &C. oi 81 -, $3.50 60 ths aowho no.
s,o,ts - was !. a 80 sn,an5sa - 49,
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n mr. ~ gs,t;sg : nurher ~ al.
sis;opal srt,sss s,,,, t,,s cosst caused
sth.. ti,,., -, ~, .,-t.,,As5
Mcphss sna Iy,csv 80 anth,a.,.
.ssie assr 49, a,,tlso s -, aa.,,s,s IL
dsv Practicailv sIl - tha horsas thsf
MADE anv shawinr 81 ali IL :, fha Ka m.
lans trark viii q sntsrs5 ~ th.v sav
and hssidss Ava ara ross,t,v .h-ss
sneadv s ss,,srs 80 80. sxrsctsd - arr,ve
from the cnast hsfween now ana the
Fourth to enter the trotting-pacing
eveLt against Deneryo. A number of
Honolulu horsenien, II Is claimed,
have this project on foot.
cisiye that It Is said Hollinger now
Hollinger win again be on hand with
Welcome Boy. The defeat in Homo
lulu by McPhees PAGER was so de-
Il Is not known whether Tom
admits that Denervo Is the better
horse.
18th Infantry Band comjnc.
Z Arrangements have bean mada for
the a5th Infantry fcnloredl hand = he
nrsssnt a,S hass 49, 1870 s -. - ~
races the band Is to NAV for big
dance to be given at the Armory or
the Kahului Lyceum.
Angus McPhee is naturally well
satisfied with the showing his horses
made in the Honolulu races. and par.
ticularly over Denervo. Dan Carey.
who piloted the big bay, is also feel.
ing some swelled mn over results
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
LOCAL BOYS Will 60 AFTER ALI
NATIONAL records At Y. N. MEET
Leading Swimmers of Honolulu viii Take Part in Program on
Saturday Evening-Kel Sensational Performer WIN Enter
Events Against George Cunha, Clarence Lane .Stubby'
Kruger and Other Stars-Quartet viii Try for Relay Record

Nearly all OF the entries for the
Y. NJ. G. A. swimming meet Saturday
night are in and they show the best
talent the locals can produce outside
OF Duke himself. The last event OF
the program is four hundred yard
relay by a picked team. and today
George Cunha accepted fourth posi-
ton on the team which viii swim
against time.
The four men picked to do the race
are Harold Kruger. Clarence Lane.
John Kelii and George Cunha. They
have set out to do a big job. for they
are challenging the mark hung up BY
the Illinois Athletic Club in their
home tank which is the same length
as the local Y. M. G. A. bath. The
time made by the Illinois team and
which now stands as the American
amateur championship time Ii 3 min
utes As 3-5 seconds
Many Smash Record.
The local men have never swan
together as a relay team, but each
one Is In at least the one minute class,
and some Of the local dopesters have
It that the four men picked can come
very near breaking the Illinois mark
The only disadvantage Is the fact that
the event Is the last one on the pro-
gram. nd therefore comes after the
men have put their best into one. two
or three races.
The entry list shows John Kelii en-
tered for every event He has the
option of scratching any event, and
yet when seen yesterday, said he was
going in for most of the race events
Clarence Lane is entered for the 20.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

and timely. A. Cabral Is mighty
good lead OF man. and handles his
positions in worthy manner Tam.
ami at second base is fast. and hard
worker at all times Santos has been
showing up well behind the bat. and
very few runners take wild chances
on the paths. In Soares, 1moto and
Furukawa, the Aiea team have q fast
collection Of ny gatherers. The games
rs rule have been played on IN fast
time. and the present season Il certain
TO go down in history as one Of tie
best ever staged in the Sugar League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
LAI HIP MAKES
GOOD RECORDIN
SCHOOL SPORTS
lilo Boy Whole Track Team at
Granville, Ohio: Makes Gen.
fury in Even Time

i
HIL0, Hawaii. June 25.-0ver on
the mainland running tracks and
baseball fields, son of Hawaii is do
ing great work, Lai Hipp, the well
known Hilo youngster. who is a stu
dent at st. Mary's College OF Dayton.
Ohio, Is proving himself to be star
athlete and q true son Of the sunkissed
seni-tropics. All the old bunk about
the warmer ATTITUDES taking all
the pep out of man is being rapidly
thrown into the discard, as men and
boys from these semi-tropical isles go
to the mainland and simply romp over
the sons of colder cline.
Lai Hip is only seventeen years of
age, but he is starting out In a manner
that would augur well that, within a
few years, he will attain his full pow
ers as an athlete. The lad is now cut
ting out the hundred yards in even
time, and that means the full distance
in ten seconds. This, in the language
of the sporting editor, is going some
and proves that Lai Hipp Is q cinder
track burner
Whole Track Team.
Recently, at Granville, Ohio, this
Hilo boy was one of the ST Mary's
College track team and although his
bunch lost by 46 to u points, the lad
from Hawaii nei put up some figures
that will stand for years, Lai Hipp
took three first places and one second
and his total points came to 13, which
is still going some" to put the sports
Of the town some more.
The Hilo athlete won the hundred,
the two-twenty and the high Jump.
He ran second in the 120 yards hurd-
les. His time for the hundred was
ten seconds fiat. and he also carved
out the eighth of mile in the speedy
time of % 3-5. In the high jump the
Hilo man cleared #. 4 in. and took
first place. = y = r.. !. I..-1....
On the baseball diamond Lai Hipp|
has also being doing good work for his
Alma Mater. He plays center, and, in
a recent game. which was won by St
Mary's College from the Antioch nine
by score Of 10 to 6, the Hilo star
led on in the batting list and scored
a run first time up to bat Lai got a
pass to first, did the burglar stunt for
second and got away with it and then
came home on peach Of a two-bagger
which was laid out by his old pal Cab
bier. ..5. 7. ~ ~. al. Z "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

may make a trial for a back field po-
sition. Alvin MeliIn will be back at
the center poEtion, and with Frank
Tyau, Thompson, Lujan and Souza the
line should shape up well. Gordon
Ross and Needham are two men who
weigh over 1s5, and both would make
strong line material If they turn out.
At first the prospects looked dark for
a good year. but the gridiron stars be-
lieve that when the season rolls
around Mckinley will be represented
by a good squad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Brooklyn Brooklyn 5. PhIladel-
phia 0; Brooklyn s, Philadelphia s.
At New York. Boston 3, New York
1.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 8, st. Louis
4.
At Chicago and Cincinnati-Raln.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At St Louis-C Chicago 2. st. Louis
o.
At Detroit Cleveland I, Detroit 3.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 1,
Washington 2; Washington s. Phila-
delphia 1.
At Boston Boston l, New York 0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
HULEAGUE MANAGERS THROW
Juniors down ON EVEO SERIES
President Opposes Playing of Juniors in First GamePer-
haps Giving Fans Too Much for Their Money Would Be One
ReasoRToo Much Speed for Juniors Another 0ne-lun-
iOrS VIII Meet Any Proposition for Better Ball in Hawaii

interested in baseball. The PROPOSE.
ton OF delaying the Santa Clara game
Is joke. as Manager Joe Sneeze only
wants q half hours practise on the
diamond The president and two of
the managers Of the Oahu League are
taking this opportunity to turn the Ju-
niors down. as they expect a good
crowd during the Santa Clara series
without the Juniors At meeting
last evening the Juniors proposed to
do all In their power to boost for the
present series and show the fans just
who is really interested in baseball.
without the doilar-rnark sticking out
all over the interest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Some time ago Junior League was
formed to develop young players In
Honolulu. A number OF the old boys
had been slipping. and the fans stayed
away from the games on account of
this fact. Something was needed to
awaken the interest to baseball.
The Junior Leegue was formed, and
seven teams as evenly matched as
could be found were lined mp for play.
Altogether, the situation looked prom
Using, and the fans of the city who
were interested in the establishment
Of better baseball welcomed the move
Would Assist.
At that time. the Oahu League man
ayers made statement that they
would do all within their power to as
sist In boosting the younger players.
The Junior League officials took them
at their word, and Athletic Park was
secured for two games on Saturday
afternoon, The Junior games drew
well, and then the Oahu League man.
agement proposed that the Juniors
play to open the games. The Junior
attendance was needed on those slim
days when the fans did not come out
TO the park. In return, the Oahu
League management agreed to give
the Junior League IS for Saturdays
game and $40 for Sundays perform
ance.
Inasmuch as the Juniors drew more
money. and had following, this sum
was not gift BY any means. The
league started Of with q 15-inning
game. followed BY l21nning game,
and every contest was worth seeing.
,,layers were out there tryinq ali the
time and the fans warmed Sip 70 II.
The Juniors were not lookina At the
stand and arairinr ont how mnef their
receipts would be while thew should
have been fieldinn 4 ban.
FANS Know This.
All this the fans have realized and.
fnrfhermore. the nlavers have rhawed
more rem, as The ra1nes Nave heen
shorter mar the oshu I,eas,le ron.
tests. perhans an idea az The last
two Games taksn as An esalmnle.
might rs mentioned On last gafur.
dav the 81. Louis seniors TOOK two az
ire Juniors on their team aeainstf fhe
Honnlulns One was ,,rad as 4 mich.
er. the ether as 4 first basennah. These
two piayers were the stars. Baptiste
held the HonoIiilns n four hits while
hernandez al 6rst did not make An
error and gathered two hits These
fIrnres are down IN black and white
IN case This incident might not an
swer. take the two Games on Sunday.
The Juniors were sched,iien N fhe
first rame. Al an example 81 the
crowd that came out to see the game. |
Il might be mentioned that Do her cent |
az the crowd was there before The See. |
rnd inninp ~ the firrt g6,ne
Tal<e vour chelees
The Juniors n1aved seven innings
wfthont run. and the game WAS wnn
Al the eighth when 4 kbnae ri,h wtas
chaIked m nv the F1lihihokl ms |
teams MADE four errors m the sec. |
ord rame the Oahu League teams |
made IL errors. This Is one Of the /
examnles az the NAV THE entire e.. /
ries NAV he taken as examines that
The juniors are coming strong and
ebonid Eeceives everv a,enura yep,ent /
~ ne older nlavers
when the series would start ,he
oahn fasrpe menaaers assurad the
Inniors that thev would he siven the i
ricbf n NAV dnr,ng the sants risrs
cSrie. Tha Juniors synac,sd 81
1'free d.ve hasora the onenirg ~ tbe I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

One thousand students at Erasmus
Hall High school, Brooklyn, engaged
in rioting when teachers locked the
gates to prevent them from obtaining
their lunch outside.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

are slipping. Two Junior League
stars played in an Oahu League game,
and showed the bunch up.
Manager NJ. Josh Paresa is opposed
to the Juniors playing during the
Santa Clara series. NJ. Josh perhaps
remembered that one of the Junior
pitchers of the st. Louis team jumped
out Saturday afternoon sand held the
Lulus to four hits. That is one of the
reasons why the Juniors are not en-
eourageds - ,s -s..~- +. -
The Oahu League managers who OPP
posed the Junior League are working
for the interest of BASEBALL. The
third letter in the word has a hard
sound like in dough.
$$ssSt This is the night school yell
Of the aggregation of collectors who,
favored shutting out the Juniors in
the coming series with Santa Clara.
The fans wanted the Santa Claras
to open the season with the Honolu-
lus. Ben Hollinger.s This is the rea-
sen why the managers of the Oahu
League arranged to change the date
of the 25th Infantry
Shonttng has hnroine sn nonuIar tbok
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Shooting has become SO popular that
clubs have large memberships.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Art Smith, the American aviator.
who had his thigh bone broken in a
flight at Sappore, Japan. will not be
able to fly for six months, according
to the REPORT from the hospital. receiy.
ed by the Nippu Jill. In case Smith
comes here within a few weeks Kirk.
land should be the favorite in walk,
ing race. =. -. =. =. -. z. !. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
IT'S TO LAFE

Art Smith may race Jimmy Kirk.
land at the Kapiolani park race track,
1t is also rumored that George Der.
nard Shaw. William Jennings Bryan
and Vernon Castle viii enter their
tricycles against Kirkland. Whether
these three notaAles appear here or
not Kirkland intends to pull off a race
meet at Kapiolani park.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Some Of the Oahu, League players
are opposing the ii e-eup for
various reasons: aQight
pc announced gers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

are slipping. Two Junior League
stars played in an Oahu League game
and showed the bunch up.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

md9it BEN .aoIsilal foiort 5000 Dart
umb ibtrnnhm Is, bel fttnfr AiidIsbr EN-
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ter zines ftlibertn praIbtntsu Der 9er'
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5tusm aud bic uaAptbmbtn Sle1m aus
tintm Britt, ben drau Or. GOIis Rorbs
boff Juns om IA. april 1916 an NiB
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latt unb auf ber 60be bee Deeans. mdn
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militdrilhe Brags. anf bic uridhs, auf
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bieitr isgsnsrsi6tn Nniinlt. ginies ana
oabsn iibsr ibren %bisbsrisen 9ebenBiauf
6iirften ben 9elsr intersFisrsH. 9a6bsut
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NUT gu iDsdeH btrHanbsn. So nersiHgtn
in BEN 9a5atett msbrsre moncts in gang
duBergsuo9nlider 3dtigieit.
limb mieberum fam cine Siunbe Der
glot. SIN September 1915, naGbem has
5oipitaI str1lf Mpnate s~rFolgrei6 i'm Be-
trieb gtpsien mar, ittlte fib bernus, bob
bic @elnE Flr bic ldufgnptn Quslaesn
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8sredHunsen ses ameritaniideu ansaretis
in MiHdfR fparsn barauf Hibt Sugeidnits
ten. Ga Fprang Elm 4meritaner beutfhen
9lutes bilfsbreit Elm. Der ben Sommer
dber in Iliin9en fi9 o~ufgtbaltsn unb iid
nit BEN Bsleu uHo 8irtsn beg ameritae
niTtwn Qasnretts Dertruut esmuHt bate:
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n~dtiondlsn Smportgd6Gfts ber SEQ.
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es III cine er6Btrs Hnb psit idnieriesre
Sadie, ben gleiAen pflidttreuen uno az
getpifnhaften gifer naa dht3ebu Wsonds
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fe niefer anitalt sligsipieien nurbtn. neil
man fd fugts, baB tie bort nihi nur Bic
fprgfdltigite t5rpsrltfe pflsge erbalttn.
ionbern aud am sbefteH TeeIiih aufgtrihz
tet perben niirbeu. LIMB in bieier Grpdrs
iuHg purben bic MiIltdrbeb0rpen nift Be-
trogsH. Gs mar erItaunIi4. nit neIbem
grFolg bic aer5te unb BFfe1erinnen In
bisIeR uHgIadliditm naer qriesgOpfer
burd l~lntsrhaltung unb gd61ftigung,
buIa unterridlung i'm qeIen unb Gdrsis
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fe In Dtaltdlanb bns Faallite 2ebrtr.
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falls 6irureiIde msbiSin 81 isintm Spt'
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isnlrsiftn. Mnidbrli9 fpd9rsnb Der itinsn
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ben benz Dampiabtri,br nabt fr N uns
elm stl bItfatn otbtns. 1m Snutrh
.bts qanbtE, 10 fdnb ID q IN DtaiiGlono,
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brud bsainasn Il, I. No., 10 oab ihlttblth
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balb Germ 5tmEer nnbsgren5tt 9untbars
felt, henn mir inb iberssugt. mir tplrotH
unfere pforttn bdbeu fhIieBsn mi6sn,
tpenn ss Hiht I'm isine rsht5eitige 5ilFs
in Der Giunbt nRIsrtr Qpt geipefen iDdre.
Die u~meriidniffe aplonis in Mln6en III
fait su nihis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb
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