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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-17
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amenbment abgeseben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-17
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-17
9ie a8abl i'm 9taate Soma.

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men fir 0as An1enbment uno mil
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bon mebr als 5000 Stimtuen 9esen
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Ionona. Q'Brien uno Yocabontas.
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Counties iino tpie folQt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-17

0ait tpeni9en 4usnabmcn itimrnten
sic er0Beren Stdbte gesen oas slmenbz
merit. @upenport, Siolig Gitp. Gounz
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mug erit tpieber aufgeboben 1perSen.
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bic nddie 2eeisIatur in 5lpei Sabren
aulammentritt.
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wabe,n 500 e&iffe einse5osen.
Der aall eassllette.

8albinaton. 16. Oft. Als
bas Genatsfcmitcc, ipeIdes bic uicl
crortcrte ct. Yaulcr Mcoe nes Scua:
tors QaSo4cttc su interiu6cn bat
bcutc ieim critics Gerbor beeaun, Yns
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aetttpo@, >en II. bttober 1917 49,

llntertbanen ibr @ermDeen bcs sclbjt=
id,ltes pe9en benz ameritaniiden A1,z
itos tpdbreno ser Gauer bes &rieges
anbertraucn tperoen.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
HONOLULU
BOWLING TEAM

-
Oliver p. Soares, chairman Of The
local Y.-M.sC A. bowling committee,
has announced the names Of the bowl
ers who will make up the Honolulu
.'Y,' team to represent his city IN the
Pacific sY'' Bowling League.
The men chosen are: II. 8. Canario,
j. w. Canario, Reginald Cooper, Sgt.
r. A. Henley, Lieut.. James Ho, K: Z.
Pong, o. p. Soares, Cyril w Tinker,
Carl -Wikander. Walter Williams.
Season Starts Tuesday
The season viii open Tuesday next.
Dick Whitcomb expects to receive the
complete schedule by the next mail.
The men selected for the team are
all star BOWERS ]. w. Canairo, Cyril
Tinker, X T. Pong. Carl WikandeT,
Walter Williams and o. p Soares are
veterans Of last years team T 5.
Canario starred on the sY" team. Ser.
geant Finley captained the Service
team which defeated the All-Chinese,
champions Of the sY senior league.
Lieut.. James Ho. N. g. IL, developed
into star on the AIl.chinese team
last season and is one Of the crack
bowlers Of the Auto Factors who are
now leading the Commercial League.
Reginald Cooper is averaging over Ito
on the Financiers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
JAPANESE MARKSMEN
RECEIVE PROMOTIONS

Appointments to non-commissfoDed
rank have been made for a numbe.
of priYates in Company D, 1st Eia
waiian Infantry, the local Japanese
organization of the guard. These date
from October IL, and are as follows.
To be sergeants to fill original Va.
cancies: Privates izumi kushinla
Shigikt Uyeno, Clement Moriyama
and Nachei HamagucEi
To be eorporals to fill original va,
cancies: Privates Clifton Yaluanoto
Eoichi Nishimura, George Iwasak;
Hatsuichf Dol, Seihachi Filjinaka
fosho Miyamoto, Tasuku Komeya,
Yutaka Murakami, James Muraslise,
Masayoshi Ogawa, Shigeru 0ilci,i
Shean okasaki, Kenichi Araki, Tsune,
kichi Iwanaga, Kioshi Iwasaki and
Yoshio Fukushina.
The following appointments to rank
of corporals have also been made in
Company G, dating from October 81 ::
Privates F1orentino Mata, LazarC
Hisana, Fernando Denaqui, Eulogio
Delmunde, Juan c. Iniego, AIejasdro
Alcoyer, Francisco Elisan, Francisco
Amar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
V0LLEYBALL AND TWO
BASKETBALL. MATCHES
PLAYED LAST NIGHT

Last night at the Y. NJ. C.. A. the
Employed Boys played the second
games of the world-war series. There
were two games of yolleFball and one
fast basketball match.
The infantry defeated the Engineers
in the basketball with score of 20 to
/. Charles Dudoit, playing on the win.
ming side, scored 9 of the baskets, nei.
ting Is points, while the other basket
was made by Sakata. The rest of the
team played a good game. but showed
lack of experience in basket shooting.
The Engineers were no match for
the Doughboys, but they showed good
sportsmanship and did their best. The
only score was made by Leong. The
Cavalry defeated the Areonaughts in
yoneyball by good pass work and
service. The score was: Cavalry
15-15 to Infantry SO. The second vol.
leyball game, between the Artillery
and Marines, was one sided The Ar
tillery won two straight, the score
being 1915 to Marines 3-6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
TWO FAST GAMES
CARDED tonight

Two fast basketball games are on
the boards at the Y. M. G. A. tonight.
In the first game at 80 the AllInter-
mediate aggregation and the Greys
will mix, and in the second game at
$50 the recently humbled Reds and
the Goodyear quintet will settle few
difficulties.
The AIl-Intermediates and the Greys
are just about matched in every re-
spect, with little advantage on the
part of the intermediate. team at the
center position, SCOTS height being
an advantage. Both teams are fast
and snappy. t., ..
The Big Play .....s..@ -. Hi.
The prize go will be between the
Reds and the Goodyears. Both teams
have a percentage of 500 in the league
and neither wants to drop. The ''Y'
football team is represented on both
sides. For the Reds Wiley, Albrecht,
Pammel, Davis and Brush, all of whom
are in the football ranks, while on the
Goodyears are Won Holt and Whit.
comb. The Goodyears will also have
j. P. Morgan, John Watt, Meinecke,
Bill Bibee and one or two others to
uphold their side of the contest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
COMPANY G TRIPLES IT
ON COMPANY A I'M FAST
BATTLE AT ScH0FlELD

Especial Star Bulletin Gorresnendencs)
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Nov. -
Company G football team of the 18th
Infantry yesterday defeated the Com.
pany A squad in fast battle by a
score of Is to 6.
Company A started out we'll en-,
oush, but when the first quarter ended
G Company had score of s to U.
Company A came back in the next
quarter and at half time the two teams
were even. The end of the third quar-
ter found the winner leading by b
points and when the final whistle
sounded the score was Is to 6.
The Company G team expects to
meet Harry Melfm's Townies next
Sunday. They have a fast snappy
organization and if the fans of the
gridiron wish to see classy exhibit.
ton of western collegiate attack they
should be on hand as the. Company 6
team has several typical western
shifts and plays. SIS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
COLLEGIANS PLAY final SATURDAY,
PUNAH0U TO TACKLE 4. MA. TODAY
kaimuki Cadets viii Battle in Fast Company College Of
Hawaii Will Stop Football After Saturday as the Team IS
Breaking up for National Guard Encampment

Kamehameha team two DAYS pre-.
vionss
PLAY Today
The HoioIul,, Military Academy VIII
plavs punahou this Afternoon at $50
on Alexander Field. The Punah6u
snuad want to see the Hawafi.Kanl
came tomorrow and so have had their
encounter with the 3. N. a. men set
ahead 4 day.
This viii be the initial game for the
academy as q member Of the Inter.
scholastic League. The Kaimuki
eleven is BY FAR the fastest aggrega-
ton that has ever been turnsd out IN
that section. Under the tiiteIage OF
Coach DarneIl. himself an old wash
ington University. player, the young
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
SAINTS BASKET MEN
LOSE TO SKATER

After making good IN the first set
the st. Louis College went down to
defeat yesterday to the Headquarters
Five of Fort Shafter in fast game
of basketball. By sets the score was:
st. Louis Is, Shafter 10. Shafter Is,
ST, Louis IL. Shafter 10, ST. Louis IL.
The teams lined up:
Shafter-Van PeIt. Harvey, ownby.
Hosea, Brosch, McClurg.
st. Louis yredenburg, c. Luis,
Hayselden, Judd, kahookeli, Cooper.
Bruhn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
oUTRIGGER SWIMMING
INSTRUCTOR ENLlSTS
AS YEOMAN IN NAVY

Clair TAFT, former 7. NJ. G. A. swim.
ming instructor, and recently assist
ant coach for the Outrigger Sharks,
enrolled yesterday in the navy. He is
rated as a first-class. yeoman, and viii
be stationed at Pearl Harbor. Clair
is tickled to death with his new job,
and the only regret is that he viii
have to cut some of his lessons to the
young natators at the beach.
TAFT made himself famous last year
when he trained number of divers in
the swimming contests. He also
trained the 0utrigger mermaids Tor
the big September meet, and was
coach for the young swimmers at the
various W events.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02

r. ECAUSE the National Guard en-
n campment will call number of the
College of Hawaii football players
away for two weeks SATURDAYS Kane
hameha game will probably be the last
game the college will play this season.
Bill Davis, PammeI and Albrecnt,
the three star players Of the Cofiege
of Hawaii, will play with the rah, rah
boys, team tomorrow afternoon in the
game with Kamehameha according to
the official word this morning from
Coach Wenzel. 1t was generally ri.
nlored that these men would play
with the Oahu League which opens
tomorrow, but according to last IN
formation they will pass up the in.
itial game in the league to play for
the College.
The frantic efforts Of certain folks
to discover these three men, particH.
5larIy Davis, TO be semi-profs have az.
forded the students at the college
great amusement. Davis is the only
one of the three who has played on a
college varsity and he only played
one year. while the other two Joined
the colors during their freshman year.
Inference has also been made by these
people to the effect that Albrecht has
played with Davis on the Iowa team.
whereas Albrecht comes from the
University of Nebraska and never
saw Davis till they met at Fort Ruger.
Resting Up
The team has been taking a rest for
the past week, for the coaches haven't
had the heart to run the men hard
after the beautiful drubbing that was
handed to Punanou For the benefit
of the many admirers of Captain
Brash who have been asking why he
wore noseguard in last SATURDAY. s
game for the first time in his life ii
might be said that he had his nose
broken in a scrimmage with the Fort
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
OAHU LEAGUE GETS GOING TOMORROW;
ARMY TEAMS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
Fort Kamehameha and Town Team to DO Battle in Honolulu
While Y. MI. C. "A. Will Go Out to SchoedGloon Report
ed in sY' Camp-ToWn Team Anxious Also

NAUTICAL. The ends have offered an
other problem.
Lfne-ups
|. Last minute changes may be made
in the lineup of the Y. N. G. A. team
which appears to be sure that Davis
and Albrecht will be with them in.
stead of with the College of Hawaii
The lineup probably will put Hedrick
at center. Kampert and Carroll,
guards; Whitcomb and Won Holt, tack.
les, Wiley and Brfntnall, ends, Davis,
quarter, Albrecht and Tackett, halves,
and Cummings, FULL. Seaman and
Miles, and several other men, who
are on the squad, will be used, but
where they will go depends upon the
game.
Town Game
The Town team has been working
out faithfully and though somewhat
anxious for the game appears to be
bearing ZIP under the strain Fort
Kamehametas haven't the slightest
doubt who will win the game.
The Fort kams lineup will be: Sol.
loway, Le.; Windgard, 1t; Weldon,
Lg.; Masine, G.; Cantele, r.g.; Urban,
It.; Waite, re-; Wade, LII; Stoddard,
f.b.; Lewis, r.h.; Schmidt, q.b.
The Town team is not sure whether
Anterior Gilman will stack up with
them or not. Their lineup as given
out yesterday was to be:
George McInerny, c.; Herbert McIH-
enry, l.g.; Bill Inman, It,; Bill Rice,
L.; Harry Berteimann. r.g.; Billy
Patty, r.t.; Anterior Gilman, re-;
Scotty Schuman. q.b.; Haole Sumner,
f.b.; Noble Kauhane, Lh.; Albert Ma.
chadow, r.h. In case Gilman cannot
play G. Berteimann will substitute.
The game at Moiliili Park starts at
$50 and the game at Schofield at
o'clock sharp.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
FIRST ROUND FOR CUP
WILL START SATURDAY

The first round of play for the
Wall & Dougherty cup will be staged
tomorrow and Sunday On the links OF
the Honolulu Coli, club. The sixteen
men who qualified last Sunday will
appear in this round. They have al.
ready been paired off for play.
The matches will be as follows:
r. C. Blackshear VS.. E. r. Dreier.
Ed. Munro VS.. P. Mclean.
W. NJ Canady VS.. W. Chalmers.
James J. 3. Greig VS.. F. Halstead.
w. j. ,Roxbursh VS.. n. rTanaka.
w. L. Thoene VS.. w. Cullen,
w. Forrest VS. w. Bell.
]. Sinclair VS.. j. Carmichael.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
PONIES LOST
Finest Shipment of English
Race Horses Went Down
With Minnehaha

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 20.-As
the result of the steamship Mime
haha, from Liverpool to New
York, being torpedoed by a Ger
man submarine. it has been learn.
ed that the best shipment of race
horses sent from England to
America in many a day was lost.
This list includes:
Maiden ErIeigh. brown stallion,
foaled 1899, by Polyme1us. bought
by Arthur B. Hancock of Paris.
KY, for $4,000. Neil Hopson. ch.
f., 8, by Nell Cow Grayosa, b. M.,
II, by 0rme. Princess Flo, b. T.,
3, by Henry the First. Cheshire
Girl, CHI. f., 9, by William Rufus.
Sunflower, II, bay stallion, by
Sandridge, valued at $4,000. Miss
Cue, foaled 1907. 0rme the Jade,
foaled 1911, by Flying Lemur.
Adehmia, foaled, 1912, by Simon
Square. Frusquingass, foaled
1907 by Isinglass. Harmonic,
foaled 1901, by Hamptonia. I'M
perative, foaled 1911, by Your Ma
jesty.
The entire shipment vas esti-
mated at being valued around
500, 900. The mares were being
sent to America to improve the
thoroughbreds In this country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
NEW STAR
Southern California Has
Another Dorothy Burns
in Embryo

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. q
Southern California has another
Miss Dorothy Burns in embryo in
the person of Miss Farrell Creigh-
ton, the 15-year-old girl who swan
well in the 500. recently won by
Miss Claire GaIligan.
Coach Vance Telth is also en-
thusiastic about Miss Julia Hea-
ton, girl of but IL, who will come
north in search of titles twelve
months hence.
F.. More men champions are ap-
pearing in the south, according TO
the same authority. Clyde Swend-
son is described as '.the coming
national diving champion for
1918" This may appear a some.
what far distant prophecy. but
Eeith predicted the success Of
Dorothy Burns and Aileen Allen
when they seemed just as un-
likely. E. J.
Ray Kegeris, another younsster,
is swimming the 90 in &c 3-5 and
the 100 in 1903.