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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
HONOLULU Will
HAVE juniors
in GAME SERIES

The Honolulu League has organized
a junior league, which will play a
series of games at Athletic park, be-
ginning on April 20. Five teams will
play in the league. The players in
this organization will not be amateurs.
Teams which will be represented
are Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese,
Kamehameha and ST., Louis. None o.
the players on the st. Louis College
team will be eligible to competition,
according to one of the managers.
Charles Falk was elected president. A.
X. Ozawa, vice-president; w. T. Ra-
poso, secretary and scorer; Ben Hol
linger, treasurer and manager; DIR.
Chin, auditor; Barney Joy, umpire.
The schedule viii be: =....~..
April 29-Porttguese VS.. s.. Louis;
Japanese VS.. Chinese. 5... ..-.
May 6-Kamehameha VS.. Portu-
guese; st. Louis VS.. Japanese.
May 13-chinese VS.. Kamehameha;
Portuguese vs.. japanese. T.
May 20-St. Louis VS.. Chinese; Ka-
mehameha vs.. Japanese. ...... =
May "a Kamehameha VS.. st.
Louis; Chinese vs. Portuguese.
May 30-Japanese VS.. Chinese; Por.
tuguese VS.. st. Louis. s.= ...
June 3-St. Louis VS.. japanese; Ka-
mehameha VS.. Portuguese.
June 10-P Portuguese VS.. Japanese;
Chinese VS.. Kamehameha. 4 ~.
June 17--Kamehameha VS.. Japan.
ese: ST. Louis vs., Chinese.
June 24-Chinese vs.. Portuguese
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
D0UBLEHEADER
TO BE STAGED
ATLOCAL PARK
Chinese viii Meet Tigers at
MoiIiiIi at 100; FiIipinos
Play Fort Skater
BASEBALL TOMORROW.
AT MoILllll FIELD.
1880 p. m.-Chinese VS.. Fort Ruger
Tigers. -.
ais p. m.-FiIipinos vs.. Fort Shafter.

Baseball fans Of Honolulu will be
given an opportunity to witness two
games at Moiliili Field tomorrow AZ
ternoon when the Chinese meet the
Fort Kruger Tigers, and the Filipinos
play the Engineers of Fort Shafter.
The games will be benefits for the
two Pacific League teams, and an
admission of % cents will be charged
for the double header emitting the
fan to a grandstand seat. ..-.:
"Blondy" Williams, Roche and
Hogue will be the trio of mound
artists from Fort Shafter, while either
Luis ortis or King will work for
the Filipinos. Luis made a great
record last year, and may start the
game for the Filipino team. The
F'ilipinos have lost Reyes andN Ramos
from last years team, but have a
number of new stars out this year.
The Chinese team will have good
squad out and Tan Lo and Kong Tai
Pong are confident that the Tigers
will have to play real baseball to win.
Kong Tai Pong and other stars will
be seen in action against the Kruger
ties. Tilley will pitch for the en-
listed men, The Fort Ruger Giants
will meet the 32nd Infantry at Scho-
field and the Tigers are anxious to
show the regulars that they can play
real baseball.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
LES DARCY GIVEN
FIRST PAPERS AS AN
AMERICAN CITIZEN

CHICAGO, April lies Darcy, the
Australian middleweight boxer, whom
Governor Whitman barred from boxing
in New York state because, he said,
Darcy was a Stacker evading Aus
tralian military service. took the oath
Of allegiance and signified his inten-
tons of becoming citizen of the
United States today. He received his
first citizenship papers from the cir
cut court of Cook county.
Darcy gave his Sse as 81 years and
his occupation as blacksmith and
professional athlete. He gave his
home as Maitland, Australia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

preston of the Portland delegation.
The chubby highlander has twiried
a couple of shutout games for the
Browns and bids fair to be a regular
pitcher for Jones team. Chuck Ward
has already been selected TO replace
Hans Wagner at short for the Pirates
and Southworth may land the utility
outfield berth for Callahan's team.
Connie Mack is impressed with the
work of Wynn Noyes. while JACK
Roche is hitting the ball for the Car
dinals as he did with the Beavers last
season. Roche probably will land the
second string catching berth. Guisto
so far has been given the preference
for the first base Job with Cleveland
Several ether youngsters are fighting
for the place, but "larroping Louie"
has a shade.
Harry Wolter Is coming back this
season with a vengeance with the
Cubs Wolter was star in the games
in California and has cinched the right
field berth. Horstman has won every
game he has started for the Cardinals
and St. Louis papers are predicting
big things for Chances youngster.
bel is. the only uncertainty Of III.
Los Angeles graduates, but is still
hanging on with the Cubs
Spencer went up from Vernon late
last fall and made good behind the
hat. Tub" has come back to life
stronger than ever this spring and
will work in at least half of the games
for Detroit, providing he does not get
hurt. Risberg's work has been the
feature of the White Sox training
games and he has landed the utility
infield berth. Ray Bates has crowded
Into the third base position for the
Athletics and Ping Bodie has made
good in center field. Bodie has been
slamming the ball as hard as he ever
did in the Coast League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
.SCHOFIELD FANS
Will BE GIVEN
real BASEBALL
Company and RegimentaI Ser
les Would Bring Out Interest
in National Game at Post
Special star Ban.r :, !, oOr,s.pOnasnes,


SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April ~.
With the return OF the 32d Infantry
from, guard sIgy at I'ort Shafter and
vIci"itv tie inia6frv hriga1e Is again
Ii raet and rEAis are rapidly taxing
shane fer TIC ,9'7 baseball season.
, Re local lie. tesat,tativps OF Ole Of tie
large sporting goods manufacturers
as a result OF the unexpected large
humber of orders Eor nnifcrats and
baseball supplies deceived and the
general interest shown in the game IT
the post, IS furthe' stimulus offer
valuable trophy u each tam leading
in the company series, as well as
cup for TIE winner uf the regimental
series. which follows the company
conflicts
Conditions permitting, the latter
part CT tie month should see the eoui-
pany series ven under way with the
company mines battling Tor regimental
honors and trophy After this follows
the regimental series, the regimental
team being composed of the pick of
the various company t'.ams and as IL
is the ambition OF every company play
er to be chosen for the regimsntal
team Il is needless TO say that all con-
cernel are on Gfeir mettle at all tir-ts
to win recognition. The result Is that
company sames are always closely
fought. The SAME rivalry that exists
between Crga nizatiGns IL the matter
of drill and shooting is also apparent
on the baseball diamond and the root-
ing provides some thrills.
The regirental series at Schofiell
always provides plenty Of excitement
and last seasons race vas no excep-
ton. the Baby Regiments entry AMI
sensational finish, with resultant spe-
cial series with the Wreckers, bein
the especial feature. This seasons
race should prove interesting, all Oh
the regiments giving promise Of en-
tering strong mines, the 25th Infantry.
as usual, being strongly represented.
Though Rogan's absence Is presumed
to materially weaken that outfit: the
32d Infantry has been further strength
ened by the addition of several play
ers; the LIST Infantry, heretofore al
ways strong contender and cham.
pions several seasons past, boast OF
addel strength; the Artillery. always
a strong aggregation, bids fair to be
reekcned with, though they had q
strcng lineup last season, but the es-
sentials-team work and spirit-wers
lacking, while the Cavalry, It Is un-
derstood, are 10 make strenuous Of
fer for recognition In Schofield base
ball circles the coming season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
Is LII SIX. / HIGH can play

kahaIewsi comes in on this sign. He
Is manager of the Mckinley baseball
team and is booster for sport. Julius
Caesar trades his swagger stick for
some greenbacks 43 B. C. dad Com.
bination). Wisdom-Harry Decker
says that Hughes will make good with
the Healanis at the plate. He chokes
his fork and doesn't bite at anything
bad. Queries Stanley kennedy-Yes,
with the exception Of tennis, swim
ming. hurdling, sprinting, running,
golfing, basketball and score OF other
things the East is superior to the
West
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

George Bennett comes in on this sign.
He Is author Of ITO Have and to
Hold" He is baseball player, bowl
er, basketball star and what not. Wis
dom-The Yale senior class spent
SLABS, 467,8 SO during their four years
In college and Harvard students col
lected IS per cent Of this amount.
Queries-P. N. smoot-Joie Ray could
not run any faster If he was in box
ing match. Mr.. Mutual of the Mutual
Wireless Company viii leave on q
vacation of some months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Entries for this years tournament
closed yesterday, and the drawing by
the committee resulted as follows for
the first round: .:..
C.. F. Cleveland Va. ]. J. Belser.
II. H. Walker VS.. j. F. Fenwick.
r. A. Cooke VS.. J. d. McInerny.
c. G.. Bockus VS.. F. c. Smith.
!. The members who got byes in the
first round are drawn in the second
round as follows: ..
w. H. MeInerny VS.. B. E. Noble.
William Simpson vs.. George Fl.
Angus. e..
G. p. Morse VS.. ii. B. Clifford.
j. o. Young VS.. John Warehouse.
Arthur Ewart vs. A. Horner,
G. p Iaukea VS.. George O'Neil.
George s. Currie vs.. E. l. Spalding.
w. l.. Stanley VS.. w. R. Grace
e. L. Jordan VS.. Capt Cochrane.
r. B. Booth VS.. William Williamson.
Howard Grace VS.. H. Focke -.
George Brown VS.. E. c. Peters,
E. w. Sutton vs. c. j. Heiser
R. G. Bell VS.. E. L Shepherd. =.
The first round must be finished by
Friday, April 90 The time limit for
playing subsequent rounds will be
posted on the club bulletin board.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Games In the Commercial League
scheduled for tomorrow are Schuman
VS.. Coombs at Makiki field, Won
Hamm-Young VS.. Levers & Cooke at
Moiliili at 8 O'Clock, Honolulu Iron
Works VS.. Star-Bulletin at the same
field at 1890. The Advertiser and
Hawaiian Electrics will play at Ath.
letic park and the Mutual Telephone
Company will meet Ehlers at the same
field in the second lame.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

= W. stands for Jupiter Wistra and
Johnny Williams comes forth on this
sign. He Is a real pitcher, and will
show something in this line this sea-
son. Submarine supposed TO be in
Pacific discovered to be Bob Fuller
out for practise. Wisdom Many q
baseball game has been lost by run.
So has ! Tight Queries "swedev Mel
son-sam ku may not be good bat.
ter, but he can hunt farther than any
enc else in the league. The old phon,
ograph il out OF commission Duke
smashed all Of the records. 1917 A.
d. fArtful nuke).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Levers & Cooke wishes to have 1t
announced that 1t will continue to play
baseball in the series and will be
ready to meet Won Hamm-Y Young to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock at Moi.
liili field. At meeting of the boys
this morning It was decided that they
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Reach baseball team will go to Eva
for game with the champions of the
Sugar Cane League. This will be the
first game for the Reach team. The
lineup will be: Hollinger, p; F. Jo-
seph, c; M. Joseph, lb; Kief, 2b;
Bushnell. IS; Spencer, 3b; Adam Or
nellas, CT; Dick Colburn, IF; Kwong,
If; mascot, Joe Pumintal. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Washington was the only American
whose birthday was publicly celebrat-
ed while he still lived. February %
was quite widely observed while he
was president, 4 T.. @4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

This team is very promising and will
give the other schools battle for
the pennant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Peter Ham Rimers, a German, was
arrested at Yuma, Ariz., by govern
ment agents after meeting with two
Mexicans at the Southern Pacific
bridge near Yuma ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
Golfers Meet
III Match For
Stewart Cup

Play for the Stewart Cup will begin
at the Oahu Country Club this after
noon, The cup was donated by Chas.
A. Stewart of the Hotel Stewart of
San Francisco. Winners in former
wears were as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
9IMIH.R. lHow'slthatIwhip

II. r. stands Tor Hectra Regis.
Helne Raphael shoots in on this TO-
6iac. Heine Is somewhat OF a catcher,
and he will be seen In action on the
Haberdashers team this year. Gen.
Popupovitch makes an attack on the
Germany shank. Wisdom-A dog
show Judge never rAverts to snap
Judgment. Queries Harvey Chiffon
Just because the race was held In
tide water that is no sign that 1t
should have been q dead heat The
Congressional League has asked for
waivers on Ia Toilette, one Of the best
walters in the league.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

would continue to plsy and wished to
deny the rumor that they would re-
sign from the Commercial League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
Coast League Stars to
Play in Majors This Season

Gusto, Noyes Elliott Kenwothy and Reuther Go Up This
Season-Eyey Team in League Sends Players to the Big
Brush-More Than 20 Win Eat Meals in Big League Din
ing RoomsWi Join Other Stars From the Pacific Coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

sTAR-euLLETlN GIVES YOU
ToDAYs NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

B. W. STANDS Tor Barla WlstTa.
enIondy" Williams hops in here. He
IL q pitcher with q windup and can
hurl the ball with much grace. He
win pitch Sunday at Moiliili Field.
0ustayus the XIV locates a submarine
IN the Pacific 1878 A. D. (After Dark.
Wlsdon,-There isn't q chance Of keep.
Ing the Athletics out of the world
series. providing they win the Amer
can League pennant. Queries -Louis
Stephens-The Cincinnati outfieid is
the best on putting the BAH on run
ner in the National League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
IlW is: a. AZ IsameIB Barr,

IL. u. oIIU0t LOT 4Ito Lara. an 10
makes q dash on this zodiac. He is
real booster for amateur baseball and
has been extending his efforts to line
Nh 4 good team for the Chinese. VIE
dom Censofing Is great stuff. Here's
4 code from New York: Race from
ward to go lire. The men In Peoria
can tell Ted they beat Across for
Norman" II sounds funny. but 1t tells
the news II you have a can opener
Oueries-Diek suIIivap-Lewis and
Britton viii meet in ten-round bout
soon. II memory serves us right it
Is Britton's turn to win.
12lT1G.B. ! Dart hit him
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11
"sMALL VEGETABLE GARDEN"
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION

Senator A. B. Fall has placed one
thousand copies, and Congressman
w. B. Walton two hundred copies
of the department bulletin the
Small Vegetable Garden" with the
State Record for free distribution
They will be given out to any one
asking for them personally or by
mail.
This is a very excellent and use
full little book and the suggestions
are Of a practical nature.
Those who have experienced in
gardening will find it of assistance
and to those who are planting foi
the first time it is almost a neces'
sity.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11

Ny Mothers Face
Long years ago her face was fair.
With dimples in each check;
A pair of laughing eyes me- mine
Whenever she did speak
She cuddled me up close within
Her arms. so white and bare;-
They we're a shelter that ! knew
Would guard me everywhere.
ong years have passed and time
has left
It's impress on that face;
And where the pretty dimples were,
Wrinkles have found a place.
Shoulders that droop a little now
Tell that a load has pressed
Upon them, and sad eyes declare
A burden unconfessed.
And yet to me that aging face
Shows beauty all ungessed
When, as a child. my yielding form
Within her arms vas pressed.
In memory's gallery, to-day,
No picture holds a place
That can compare in beauty with
Ny mothers wrinkled face.
HELEN M. RICHARDSON.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

Miss Helen Lindsey entertained
friends At a party dance Friday
night at the executive mansion.
Fifteen Club.
Mrs. Arthur Boyle will entertain
the members Of the Fifteen club
this afternoon, Mrs. Rupert Aspiund
will preside.
Drama Class.
The Class in Drama Of the Santa
Fe Woman's Club met with Mrs. w.
E. Lindsey, at the executive mansion
Monday night.
Board Meeting.
The Board of Managers of the
Santa Fe Woman's Club held a
business meeting at the residence
of Mrs. Frank Clancy, Palace ave.
Tuesday morning.
Delegates Entertained.
Mrs. w. E. Lindsey entertained
the ladies of the Council Of State
Defense, at luncheon at the execu-
tive mansion Saturday after the con-
%venion closed at the Capitol.
Parish Reception.
A reception in honor OF Bishop
Howden and Mrs. Howden, of Al
buquerque, the clerical and lay dele
gates attending the Convention and
Woman's Auxiliary of New Mexico
was given by the Woman's Guild
of the Church of the Holy Faith
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rupert F. Asp!und Tuesday night.
Card Party.
Mrs. J. T. Roth entertained several
friends Wednesday night at her
home on Marcy street in honor of
Mrs. J. w. O'Bryne who will leave
in a few days for Alamogordo, where
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Byrne will reside.
The evening was pleasantly spent at
cards. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Musical al Scottish Rite.
The third Sunday Musical was
given at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
by Miss Ramona Beckner, assisted
by her father A. w. Beckner. The
organ selections consisted OF old
favoritcs among the classics.
the vocal selections by Mr.. Beck
ner were especially fine. These
Musicals are excellent and it is re-
grettable that more people do not
take this advantage to hear good
vocal and instrumental music.
Word has been received by
friends in the city that Ex-Governor,
and Mrs. M. A Otero, and their son,
attorney Miguel A. Otero J., have
arrived in Ancon, Panama, where
Governor Otero is U. S. Marshal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. O'Byrne, and
family will leave in a few days for
Alamogordo, their future home.
Their many friends regret to see
them leave the city, and the best
wishes Of the community go with
Mrs. O'Bryne has been an active
worker in. the Santa Fe Woman's
club here.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal


DR.. Lewis T. Murray has return
ed from a professional trip to Texas.
c. A. Whited, a Ration visitor was
10 Santa Fc the first of the week.
DR.. and Mrs, f. J. Algcr, OF Al
buquerquc, spent Sunday in the
city.
Attorney o A. Larrazolo, OF Las
Vegas is \ business visitor in the
city.
Rufus II Carter. OF Ration. former
state examiner. is at the De Var
gas Hotel.
Joseph Tgnacio Madrid. OF Santa
Cruz, arrived Thursday on probate
court business.
L. r. Atmijo, II. II. Ackerson and
Henry Duran Of Albuquerque, are
at the Coronado.
7. D. Jackson, Of Aztec, San Juan
County, spent three or four days
in the Capital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Athcrton Smith,
Of s.. Tohn. Canada, sightseers, are
guests at the De Vargas.
w. II. Kcct,n and Frank kechn,
prominent farmers Of Encino, were
in Santa f. this week. greeting
friends.
attorney returned from Albuqueroue
Wednesday .iehE on federal court
business
u. 4. Macpherson. manager Of the
h~ibuducrd4c Morning Journal, and
visitors this week.
Paris theatre. and Mrs. Gullett. re-
turned from A pleasure trip to NJ
baqneroue Thursday.
r. " fernando Of Albuquerque. at
re.dcd the close Of the special seS-
sjon Of The legislature.
Mrs. lose Mortancr. a dr'cpate
from Tao. County, attended the
meeting o5 the Woman's Auxiliary
r IT, Wsqncr state school sup
c~rintcndcnt. left Tuesday night to
be present A. the commencement cx-
c~rciscs at Roswel! Thursday.
George e. Alien, of Pennington,
one Of the most successful fruit
Tec;stereJ A. the Montczuma Hotel
lack Martin i professional New
York Civ dancer. spent a few hours
i, Santa Pc Sunday on his way ia
tbc Grand canyon and southern
California
-oo.o;, - Tou,ouse of aIbu-
or ~ ,hc c;tv y few DAYS
dnar;ur IT, wcat Mr. Toulousc.
49, rLo,ae of thr hoys' and Girls
- rL,I.
T. r. Cha,tb,m attorney NJ Taos
Mr. Chcetham may undertake to
raise A of volunteers or
MALTA I'm the northern valley.
Frank a. Brrdick, a prominent at
4orncv OF Pennington. is in the city
attending the meetings Of the pre-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11
See the Opera "PINAFORE"
! See the Drama LITTLE WOMEN
Hear WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Hear GOVERNOR PATTERSON
One season ticket
Admits to All

Hear the HawHans Hear the Metropolitan Men Singers Smile with Ada Roach
Hear Jane Dillon Hear the ma Players See the mysterious Frank Dueot Hear
William Rainy Bennett. Hear Alexander irvine Hear Harrison Keller Hear Stewart
Willie Hear Walter Jenkins and Mile Madeleine Arhinad Hear Edward Amherst
Oh. Hear Brooks Fletcher Hear Peggy Hill and Ruby Norman '
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11
High School Operetta.

The Santa Fe High School will!
present an O~peretta entitled Sylvia
at the EKs opera house this even
ing, under the direction Of Mrs.
George H. Van Stone. The pro-
ceeds of this play to be used tc
purchase reference books for the
high school library. The admission
will be 50 and rs cents. The play
promises to be very entertaining
with catchy music in it.
Miss Juanita H. Lopez, Of Park
view, is the house guest of Mrs. Re-
fugio l.. Ortiz on Dunlap street.
Mrs. Richard Waters and Mrs
Williams, OF Boston, who have been
in Santa Fe several months and
who expect to spend the summer
here, motored to Albuquerque dur
ing the week.
Miss Helen Williams. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Williams. has
returned home from the State Col
lege at Messilla Park. Miss Will
liams vii, spend the summer vaca-
ton here.