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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
Hawaii To Be
REPRESENTED AT
NATIONAL MEET
Delegates Chosen for Annual
Gathering of A. A. U. at
st. Louis Nov. |

To represent the Hawaiian assoCia
ton of the Amateur Athletic Union al
the annual meeting OF the national
organization in St. Louis on November
!, six men were chosen at the monthly
meeting of the board of governors OF
the local association yesterday afte-
noon. They were Lorrin Andrews
William T. Rawlins, Abner T. LOngley
Harold K. L. Castle, Benjamin Clark
and John F. Soper.
That Fred Ruben, secretary-treas
drer OF the national A. a. Y: at pres
cnt, should be backed by the Honolulu
board. Following this course, the 10
cal A. A. L. will probably take no part
in the movement started in the West
TO GUST the present officials of the A
A. u. for what is claimed to be their
selfish attention to their own friends
Mr.. Ruben has done much fol
swimming in Hawaii and is friend OF
Mr. Rawlins, president of the local A
A. U. The latter believes that he is
the strong man for the position.
The committees for the coming year
were announced as follows:
Registration Committee-John F
Scper, chairman; Benjamin Clark and
William T. Rawlins.
Finance Committee-Harold K L.
Castle, chairman; John F. Soper and
Abner T. Longley. "a
Committee on Membership and In
vestigation-Mrs. L. Foullard Leo
- Do
E. Jackson
Committee on Records-Lorrin An,
drews, chairman; Joseph B. Stickney
and Frank E. Midkiff.
Committee on observation-disclosures
Andrews, chairman; John F. Soper,
Benjamin Clark, Abner T. Longley and
Joseph b. Stickney.
Reporting on the finances of the
year, John F. Soper stated:
I'm the first place, our receipts this
year amounted to $50. 4.30, whereas
which amounts to something OYER $500.
1916 meet were 324S.10. Our total ex.
penditures this year amounted to So,
1884, not taking into consideration
H. F. Wichman Co.'s bill for medals,
which amounts to something over $500
"At first glance, it would seem as
though the surplus should be better
than last years. as reported in the sec
retary-treasurer's report at the annual
meeting, but this; feature must be
borne in mind, namely, that this year
we had to take care of seven mainland
swimmers.
This year it cost us S1741.50 for
the round trips of the above mentioned
seven visitors, plus $4S2.S5 for hotel
bills, or in all a total of $2224,3 5,
whereas last year it cost us 1927. o
for travelling expenses, while the hotel
bills were CORRESPONDENCE less, at that
time, due to the shorter stay of the
swimmers here in Honolulu"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
What Healthy Nerves
Mean to You

A strong. vigorous nervous system
means health, strength and ability to
endure hardship and also tn enjoy the
frll ple-ures Of life.
The man with healthy norves accom-
nlishes greater tasks with less fatigue.
He has clear eye, an active brain
and q sound body. He is enabled to
fhi7k better and work faster. He has
energy. With healthy nerves he can
overcome the hardest competition, be
tnccessful and gain wealth.
The woman with + althy nc-yes is
never lfstless, weak or hopeless; she
4 not irritable. she never suffers from
ii steria, she has a reserved surplus
81 endurance. Healthy nerves vii!
!. event the sleeplcss mother, although
<'arn wits care ard nursing, from a
= rcax down caused by her double or
treble Guty.
Al mon and women who suffer
Nom these forms of nervousness -.
fnov-n as HeTrasthenis-who Lave
-rune TO pieces" who lack energy,
t.ho haze insomnia, VIII have sue
rnlnscd to nervous prostratiun or ncr-
4 oss cxhaIstian. either mental or ply
t<al. whose condition is one OF irri-
fablc weakness, Pill find ready rcliet
a esire in the peculiar properties Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
BATTLE
IN game With
PUNAHOU SOON
Tiny GriddistS Who Swell Ranks
of McKinIey's Football
Squad Will Play

Mckinley high school has the larg-
est squad in her history out for foot
ball. Part of the big turnout is due
to the faithful appearance Of candi-
dates for the third team. which has
completed its first weeks practice
and is out cunning for the scalps
of other schools.
The younger boys weigh in at only
10 on an average, but they are look.
ing for anyone their size. The first
appearance of this team will be as a
curtain raiser at the mixup with Pun.
ahou a fortnight from now. Before
the first teams start their argument
the little fellows will show how it
should be done Some of the ban
tams are Ed Sylvia. Ship Low. VIII.
liam Leong, Edward Kan, Andrew
Cox, En- Fab, Bung Chung. and Nishi
Torao.
The girls are hard at basketball.
preparing for the annual series with
the team from the Priory, They
have been working out every night
under Gladys Stewart, their captain,
and are showing that they have not
forgotten the game over summer.
Some of the more promising ones are
Abbie Prestige, Marjorie Lee, Doro-
thy ormiston, Agnes McCandless,
Rose Robero, Margaret Nicely. Jane
Holt, Charlotte Stewart and Rebecca
Sherwood.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
MILLS School
Opens inter-
CLASS SERIES
Juniors and Grammar School
in Fast Game Which Ends
When Score is Tie
Especial Star. Bulletin Correspondence
= BY SUNNI HUNG. ..~

MILLS SCHOOL, Sept 29.-Before
a crowd of $50 fans, the initial game
of the Mills inter-class baseball series
was played yesterday and resulted
in a tie score. The game went only
seven innings and at the end of the
last canto the score board read,
Juniors Z, Grammar School z.
The grammar lads were the first
to bat and chased three runs across
the rubber with four swats, aided by
a couple of errors of the opposing
nine. The junior boys came in. and
tried to score, but pitcher "Collegi-
an" Quon Chong had too much stuff
on the old horsehide and the upper
classmen were unable to connect.
And again, the grammar team in
the second inning duplicated the run
column of the first with three runs.
Though a catcher by trade, never
theless Kan Leong covered the diff
ferent corners, then behind the bat
one inning and then jumped into
the pitchers box for five innings,
working in great form. Kan Leong
prevented the grammar squad from
further scores.
For three long cantos the juniors
were unable to make run or get
a hit. Chong struck out 10 men
and that may be the cause of the
juniors not getting more than five
scattered hits during the seven in
nings. In the fourth, the juniors got
two runs and scored four runs with
three bingles in the sixth. The sixth
found the power of Chong weaken
ing, and he issued four compliment
tary tickets, which gave the junior
squad two free tallies when the
bases we're jammed. In the seventh
neither side could score and the
game was called on account of dark
ness. ...[
The next game comes on Mon
day, when the Seniors play the Soph-
omOreS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
SAWED OFF -
cA0DT a. 49,

Godfrey Alfonso, sporting editor OF
the Advertiser, is today celebrating
the thirty-ninth anniversary of his ar
rival in these islands He came from
Funchal, Madeira, and while here has
been engaged chiefly in the news
paper business. In his varied expert
ence he has been editor Of several
Portuguese papers.
Owing to the fact that many Of
the girls who will enter the meet
scheduled for the Y. NJ. c. A. tank are
going to school, the date has been set
one day ahead. 1t will now be held IN
Saturday evening, October q, Instead
of Friday evening, October %.
The games committee of the girls
swimming meet is scheduled to meet
this afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. At
that time further arrangements will
be made for the coming swimming
meet.
The B. +. Ehlers baseball team VIII
play the Japanese team of Waipahu at
the latter's town tomorrow afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. About sc persons
are going to make the trip with the
local team. The latter believe that
after winning their last five games
with countryside teams victory to.
morrow is assured
The Punahou third team will clash
with Iolani third team in what prom
Uses to be an animating game of loot
ball this afternoon at Alexander field,
beginning at o'clock. Conant. Wits,
and Blue backfield while Alderman
and Lidgate will play at the ends.
The finals of the Manoa Tennis
club handicap doubles tournament are
being played this afternoon between
A. L. Andrews. R. Renton Hind and
Frank Girdled and Percy Nottage.
Results OF games played in tie
Manoa tennis club this week follow:
4. l.. Andrews and R. Renton Hind
beat w. G. Singlehurt and Z. 4. f.
Ross, 60, ga. |
Frank Girdler and Percy Nottagc
beat Alec May and Irwin NJ. 3ea IL,
81, Sc
A L. Andrews and Z. Rento1 HIND
beat NJ. NJ. Graham and Or. G. A.
Braly, rs. GA, 6-2.
frank Girdler and Percy NOttaSe !
beat J. B. Guard and F. f. Steere.
81, sc, 81, 81.
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<*+++*++++++++++

With the Coast Defense scheduled
to play the 25th Infantry Wreckers
in the second game at Moiiiili on
Sunday afternoon, there is more han
usual interest in the baseball program
for this weekend. In the las: same
which these teams played, the former
won, much to the surprise of the fol.
lowers OF baseball, and ID the team
that lost. .~.
Crumpier.. who was largely respon.
sible for the shining victory scored
by his team two weeks ago, will
again appear Sunday afternoon in the
role of pitcher. What he will have
to face this time, however, Is a team
that is set upon coming oack into its
own after having received not gen.
tie jolt -.... ..-..." ..
To Begin Early = III. ~.. 49,
The second game at Moiliili tomor.
row will begin half hour earlier than
usual, announced William Miles last
night If the first game between the
Asahis does not end in time II will
be stopped. However, this, the man
agement of the park points out, is
not probable, for both teams are fast
players, and, incidentally, hold the
record for the fastest game rlayed on
the field
The games being played at Moiliili
this afternoon are the first in .he re-
arranged schedule of the Pacific
league. The Hawaiis should win from
the McKinleys, for If they lose, the
Filipinos, who are playing the Hea.
lanis. will probably take from them
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
PUNAHOU GIRLS GET.
SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR

At the Punahou chapel exercises
yesterday morning President A. F.
Griffiths announced that Miss Helen
Jones had been secured as swimming
instructor for the girls. The announce,
ment was received with enthusiasm
among all students, and it is be-
lieved that swimming will be more
popular this year than ever before.
Miss Jones is granddaughter of
P. c. Jones. an old friend and trustee
of Punahou. After graduating from
Punahou Miss Jones attended Smith
college, from which institution she
was graduated in 1915. -.-----
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

THIS OUR SECRET
Again we'll spend a little secret
for an earful. Even Diegenes can't
beat us for truth and it's cinch his
lantern stuff wouldn't work today
cause he'd get pinched for not car
rying a head and tail light. 30. the
Giants is going TO get the breaks"
and win the series on 'em. =
The Chisox have been running as
wild as the W. k. March hares during
the season, but when II comes to ser
, les money, they won't trifle with the
applicant. The McGrawmen on the
other hand have been careful in their
Differing, as careful as a second-story
man who has done time for an uneX-
planned presence in vacant house.
So that while the Windy City lads
viii have TO switch their style Of play
the Gotham goofs will stick to the
regular season fashion and thusly
~the breaks" for them.
"THE BREAKS"
oh, you want to know what the
breaks" are. Well, boy, "the breaks"
Is what the other fellow is always get
ting when he beats you. Pants Row
land of the Chisox didn't win the pen.
nant of the American league through
getting the breaks. Nay, nay,
Pauline, he won because he was
good manager, far-seeing man, with
much wisdom and withal grand fel.
low.
Muggsy McGraw, on the other hand,
rot "the breaks" His team was rot.
ten. he is highway robber when he
collects his salary for his work and
Withal, had no business to grab the
eonfalon. For proof Of this inquire OF
the seven other baseball leaders In
the National league. Their verdict Is
unanimous, he got the breaks"
BATTING WELL
His team has been batting we'll
but running bases is a lost art wis
EN-. The Chisox on the other hand
have stolen more sacks than a rags
bottles-and-bones collector. And mark
my words, Jack Dalton, that in this
series there will be lot Of White Sox
runners stealing second before the
previous tenants lease has expired.
They've been wearing out shoes by
the box romping around the stations
during the season, boy, but wait till
the series and you'll be convinced
they were brought up on a vacuum
bottle.
Those Western scribes back up
their argument with kindergarten
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

questions. Sure thing, we know that
Risberg is one of the best one-hand
throwers in the league; that Collins
is the best two-legged runner and
that the Chisox outfield rarely makes
an error on an infield bgnt. And
we know that Catcher Chalk can
throw to second in plenty of time for
the centerfielder to catch the runner
going to third and that Ed Collins is
still strong enough to throw to first
without a relay Western dope bakers
remind us Of the A. A. T., they'd like
to throw out the Giants winning streak
because they got the wind of the big
cities sport pages behind them.
AS FOR CHICAGO
Now as to batting, the Chicago
lads, as a whole, look like better
team than the Giants, but then, old
kid, there is no look column in the
averages. And in this respect remem'
tering Comiskey donations for patriot
ic purposes, we recall he once said
they'll finish in the series. AS We
see it there two ways for the Chi
sox to win the series, one is by beat
ing the Giants and the other--by TAX
ing another shot in the arm.
Summing the stuff shattered over
the sport pages in the West, the Nc
Graw murderers have joke infield,
an outfield that's a horror. and a
pitching staff that ought to be in jail
for nonsupport and all they ever got
is "the breaks" And 1t will be the
hpooEo nV,oap old man az ic on.
ing to play fast and loose with the
pension money of the South Park
crowd. Mark our words. that it's the
same little old breaks" that will de-
eide the series and it will be some
corpulent Chisox outfielder that Co
miskey should have released two
years ago instead of tying him up to q
nine-year-unrustable, iron-bound con-
tract. will let one leak through him
for homer with the satchels packed,
because he couldn't cover enough
ground in which to bury bulldog.
Keep the glims open and see Pant
Rowland start some shine BALI
smarty and fill the bases by passing
up q swell Giant hitter to get some
weak-tapping sucker of the Broadway
brigade who can't hit the size of his
collar all season but somehow man.
ages to bust the ball into kingdom
come. Or again, those wild running
Chisox with tie score will pick some
dub to tally from first, and the said
dub will score, but will pull e Merkle
around the second sack.
We admit the Western writer's are
In the majority, but a huge majority
doesn't mean a thing is popular. Look
at walking for instance. Still we
hand it to them for picking their win
ners now instead of waiting till the
Giants have hung up four wins. We've
got no use for the turf piker who tries
to place bets when the horses are
on the home stretch.
And now that we've give you the
straight tip on the tussle don't crab
the act by picking our piece of judg.
ment to pieces. Make your bets as
you please remembering that it's bet,
ter to have bet and lost than never
to have bet at all. Its great dope
to be good loser, but we guess,
there's not q fan living who wouldn't
be bad winner instead, eh what,
Reginald?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
AIEA'S GYMNASIUM
CLUB PROGRESSING

With classes being held every Sun,
day afternoon from 2 to 4 O'Clock
for the school children of Aiea, the
Aiea outdoor gymnasium club is pro,
crossing at a rapid rate. The resi-,
dents of the plantation town have do
mated funds for the purchase of in
door. basket and volley balls. The
classes are being given instruction
in physical training by Louis Rosa.
The club starts its volleyball league
on October Z. and it is planned that
other plantations will organize clubs
to compete with the patrol for that
district. ...~~.. .="=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
SENSAPERSA
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Essence.)

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tain no mercury or other injurious
Srng, They act like magic. The bright
ere. the elastic step, the clear and act
i've brain, the courage and strength
and comfort they impart are noted al
most from the first cay they are taken.
one box of sensapersa WIN do q
Great deal of 1ood, Il full course
treatment of six boxes is guaranteed
:. = I've absoll-- satisfaction or the
nsoney will be refInded.
The proprietors earnestly ask TOT
eyery sufferer to give sensapersa !. 2
good fair trial at their RISK; or
Z ay. commence today: Sold ny
csambers Drug Co.. HOLSTER Drug
20 Honolulu Drug Co.. Benson, smith
= Co. or sent postpaid for 81 per ooH
az boxes for So.
the BROWN EXPORT co,
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N. Y.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg = Brooklyn 3, Pitts
burg "".
At New York-Game with Chicago
postponed because of rain.
At Boston-St. Louis 2, Boston /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia Detroit 6, Phila
delphia 1. .s'.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8. Wash
ington /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
NUUANU Y. M. C. A. PLANS
NEW TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Following the first single tennis
tournament of the Nuuanu Y. NJ. C.
A., which was closed on September
Is, the committee has decided to start
the double tournament on October 8.
Entries viii be closed on October ..
Those who desire to enter the tourna-
ment may phone to John Ching or
Central Y NJ. c. A., or T. Kawasaki
of the Japanese Y. NJ. C. A.
the league championship. The game
between the Filipinos and the Hea-
lanis will be played IL the latter show
up. They have not played for so
long now, that the team members
have almost lost track Of each other.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
ChisOx Been Running As
Wild As ". X. March HareS
Mike Jay Spills More Dope Worlds Baseball Series II
Second Special Arce-Pendng Contest Taxes Pens oil Al
DopeSterS
10y MIKE JAW
Soon each scribe will pick his team
As the diamond season ceases.
Then other writer's ream by ream
NI,iu ,nInl. HE tnn m tn Ininnas

squirrels Western sport sce
the
Chicago White concerned the Brush
brush grows
won't have number their players
left hand the
cational clinic all Windy City fans
pasteu
Eddie Hughes
merry picking section of geography
hacnr csmithh is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

The interstate commerce commits
sion held that the rates on milk, but
termilk and cream from poiHts in the
Middle West and Kentucky to Gu.
cinnati were unreasonable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

With one victory over the 18th In
fantry to his credit, Crumpler enters
the pitchers box for the Coast De
tense on Sunday IN the second game
with the Wreckers, facing a hard
proposition.
His work two weeks ago against
the same team was superb, bat his
standing ability will receive its great
est test in what promises % be one
of the best games of this season to-
morrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

women in charge Of the meet ac-
GUESSED.
The bars have been dropped. Men
Will be at the meet. Il now ceases
to be an exclusively girls meet.
Another feature of the meet was
that il was to be the first girls meet
held under the auspices Of the A. A.
U. The only advantage of this was
that the records made could stand as
A. A. U. records.
Rather than cast this aside, the
women let down the bars. Once down.
they are going to nave a hard time
TO put them up again.
There is still time to make tho
meet for girls only.
The races can be run just as we'll
without the men of the A. A. U.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
18TH INFANTRY
in GAME With
COAST DEFENSE
Teams Clash Second Time at
MoiIiiIi Sunday; Band
Will Be There
WEEKEND BASEBALL
This Afternoon

This Afternoon =
At Moiliili-I:30, Hawaiis VS. y
y McKinleys y
= At Moiliili-3:3 80, Healanis VS.. =
y Eilipinos. y
y Sunday Afternoon
y At Moiliili-1:30, Asahis VS.. y
= st. Louis. y
y At MOiliili-3:00. Coast De- y
= tense VS.. Wreckers. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

Summary: Three-base hits, Quong
Chong; two-base hits, Kurosawa, Lin
Fat, Sera; bases on balls. off Leong
4, off Quong Chong 5; struck out,
by Hamamoto 2, Leong 4, Quong
Chong 10; passed balls, Masaki 2;
umpires, A. S. Given, Hung; time
of game, hour, 35 minutes.
The gasoline schooner Anvil was
brought back to San Diego harbor
with 80 draft evaders and enemy
aliens aboard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
FOOD FOR FANS

That mueh-heraided
girls swimming meet
is not going to be ex-
clusively for girls after
all.
The A. A. U. decides
that they should not do
all the Judging and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

The games committee of the girls
swimming meet is scheduled to meet
this afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. At
that time further arrangements will
be made for the coming swimming
meet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29

The finals of the Manoa Tennis
club handicap doubles tournament are
being played this afternoon between
A. L. Andrews. R. Renton Hind and
Frank Girdled and Percy Nottage
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
BY ARTHUR F.. MANN
united Press Stan Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent.
COPENHAGEN. May 11.-German
newspapers are beginning enthusiast
tically to press agent" the so-called
Socialist conference at Stockholm in
June. This press propaganda scheme
was regarded here today as most con
vinclng proof OF the entirely German
character OF the scheduled confer
ence."
In December. before Chancellor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg sprang his carefully
prepared peace proffer" all Ger
man newspapers suddenly bfossomed
forth with predictions Of an approach
ing happy event" The ardor with
which the German press dwelt upon
this theme and ;he parallel Of lines of
thought about It were too apparent TO
indicate anything else than inspira.
ton from the government.
Today exactly the same sort OF 9
movement is to be discerned. Ever
the same words-"an approaching
happy event'-are being used. Tm
| inference TO be drawn from thesl
/ German newspaper articles Is that
separate peace with Russia Is forminf
! Direct mention is carefully avoid
ed, however. OF any such hope, II
connection with the happy event
expected.