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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Refused ether, sms.hs. Window.

A man called at John Z. Richard
sons drug store At No. is49 Harper
ave, Sunday night about closing
time, and asked for some ether. He
was refused. Tor a moment the
stranger looked at the Arm clerk.
Then, without another word, he
seized a chair that WIS standing
nearby. swsug II over his head sew
eral times, and flung II thru .
large plate glass window on the side
OF the store The loud crash. the
noise OF falling glass, and the
screams Of the people In the i'm
mediate neighborhood attracted q
crowd and a policeman. The lat
tsr's arrival was. however, late. The
angry customer was well on bis
way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Henry Brusse, who has nfsN Q
ruit for divorce against his wife IN
circuit court. gave his resignation
Monday morning 20 Judge Hubert
as guardian OF hIs wife, who has
been committed 20 Pontiac. Bnsse
participated in tho commitment
lroceedingI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

= ofG city physician. with 20 az 20
n/m6- makes The statement that ~foo
10y people spend dollars for nedi-
~ md doctors where dimes would
~ aofwer. ! NEAR that nine-
~ Of the Ills % the human farm
NJ dur 10 faulty elimination. In
M httneys and constipated how
0TIn2 on q train OF ills that would
If~ = paxr 20 onuinfrate Head
peuraj9ia rheumatiEn. bilious
{oHrmnie. etc, unless IN q
~ ofaRe. can Ne corrected by
CoecA Roysi Pills, instead %
>Ir}&ed stcmech medicines. liver
<r1 d ioc OF 1Sc package and
nnV4 mony dollars and keep
n1G10 100 too. Any drug
1 G0r1)V you with this v-ry
D&<GlcI tonic and purifier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Only One "eRoMo oUININE"
To get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Look
TOR signature Of r ". GROVE. Cures
a Cold In One Day. 25c.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Pv,.sf.s-ths pl.s. ne-s kins--tAss
a. rtGht-Tt@es Ieb DeBts-Mais t57o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Detroit today In mourning the loss
o. I've members OF It's nro depart,
ment. whose lives were crushed out
early Sunday morning under a mass
Of twisted steel and burning timber
In the Vestibuls OF the ave story
building AZ No. 1877 woodvard.ave.
The building was occupied By the
Fields Cloak & Suit company. and
tho names spread southwark 70 the
r. IT. Fyfe q Company store. other
Arms In the vicinity also suffered
damages. and Il n estimated that
the total loss will be close 10
100000
Three hremen were injured In The
DISASTER. bat II was stated In tho
receiving hospital Monday morning
thar they probably would recover.
battalion Chief Timothy r. Gala.
han and some OF his men had gone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Wilmington nnnfry; Motor Arm
Defense association.
Cadet organisations -oonsaRa q
des; g. Johns college; virgini
Military institute; Maryland stat
College Of Agriculture; sewane
Military academy: Reserve onseer,
Tanning Corps Of the Virginia Poiy
technic Institute: Carlisle India
s|hooi corps; Washington Hig
sfhooi corps; Culver Military Inst
tute cadets; Cummins' Memoirs
Boys brigade; Alsxsndria Hig
School corps.
Third grand division-(veterans
Grand Army OF the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans.
Fourth Grand division-CCivic an
politically
Duckworth Democratic club Z
Cincinnati, ZOO uniformed men Wit
band: Eeeex County Democrat
club. Newark. ". j.: Nose Gree
club. Louisville. Ky: Cook Count
Democracy. Illinois; wilson an
Marshall club. Georgetovn univer
shy Law school Jenerson club. Phi
aflelphia Trenton contingent. Trer
ton. ~ j.. Wilson and Marsha
d. mocratic association. District Z
Columbia; Tammany Hall. wit
band OF 50 pieces. ~ New Yor
city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
M'kINLEY TEAM WILL
GIVE DAN CE, MAY re
= AT 0UTRIGGER CL UB

Arrangements for the big benefit
dance tosbe given by the High School
Alumni Association for the benefit of
the mckinley baseball team are nearly
completed and II is predicted that q
great time Is in store for those who
win attend this event on May II at the
0utrigeef Canoe Club pavilion. =
s. H KahaleWai. manager of the
team and chairman of the committee
In charge OF the dance, Is leaving no
stones nhturned TO make this affair
the biggest success Of the season. He
has the students OF the Mckinley
high school to back him up on this
dance by disposing Of the tickets
which can pc purchased at so cents
each The proceeds OF this dance will
go toward defraying the expenses for
uniforms and materials OF! the team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
BEATS
MILLS IOSSERS
SCHOOL TILT
Mills 0utplays Buff and Blue
Team, But Winners Benefit
BY WildneSS OF Ali Soon
INTERscAoLAsTlc LEAGUE

Although Mills outplayed the Puma.
hon team. from the first inning until
the hast man was out at Mills Field
yesterday afternoon. the Buff and
Blue finally Won out by a score Of
/ 8 to 7. ......z4 6sz -, -
n Is hard to figure out why Puma
ll0u won the game. as they played
every variety or bad baseball chalk
ing ND nine errors and making q num-
Der OF other errors Of omission. All
Soon Nam, the Mills pitcher, was wild
and that perhaps accounts for the
loss OF the game. He looked Hike q
good pitcher and with better control
should show something this year.
Yesterdays game was a case of the
worst team winning, II you may look
at It from that angle. Mills showed
supeffoH1kF in nearly all departments,
and hsasthe game sewed up in the
eighth inning. leading by Z to 4
score. 49, Es ;
Then Pupahou got men on bases by
bits and walks. and the Mills pitcher
gave free transportation, forcing runs
across the plate. Sunni Hung and Luke
were the fielding stars of the game
and Ten Char. at third, also played
good ball. Noble Kauhane was the
leading hitter, getting three safe hits.
Baldwin, who pitched for Punahou,
hurled q good game throughout, allow
ing Nills, but four hits but the sup
port was ragged. W. ~ ~ g Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
COAST PLAYERS
MAKE GOOD IN
MAJOR LEAGUES

r Portland has surely sent q long list
OF players to>the big leagues and Of
the players who performed on thS
Beavers last year, five Of them are
making good with vengeance Thee
are Reuther with the Cubs. NoYes vita
the ATHLETICS. Sotheron with, the
Browns. Bates with the Athletics and
Ward with the Pirates.
The Washington team Is one aggre'
gation which has not gone after coast
league talent. Most OF the Senators
have been, recruited from the AmeFi-
can Association and SotIthesh
Leagues. Ping Bedie, Bates. e. JONI
son and Noyes Of the Athletics haae
played on the coast :: GraHey. Guisto,
Covaleskie, and Klepfer Of Cleveland
are coasters: the Browns have Green
and Kenworthy, and Sotheron Is max
ing coed. Chicago White Sox have
RisbeTg, Terri, McMullin. Weaver,
Williams and Lynn. ss.5 :s.. / s.
Boston has. secured number OF
stars from the coast, such as Hooper,
Lewis, Leonard, Mays. Gregg and ~.
new. Detroit has Young Hoffman,
Stanage, Spencer. James. Couch,
Jones and Ehmke. New York has
Peckinpaugh, Love and Gedeon.
Among the coasters in the Tener
circuit are Bancroft, Crayath. McGaf.
figan, Killifer and Oeschger Of the
Phillies; Cutshaw, Olson, Dell and
Johnston Of the Dodgers Chase and
Schneider Of the Reds; Zeider. Vol
ter, Mann, Reuther, Douglas and Eli
Oft OF the Cubs; Bigbee, Ward, Evans
and Smith OF the Pirates, and others.
Little Hollocher Is expected to be
another shortstop sent to the majors
by Walter McCredie of Portland. He.
looked good while playing here, and
has been showing up like q real find
since he left Honolulu. Sweeney.
Olson, Peckinpangh, Bancroft and
Ward are among the shortfielders Nc
Credie has sent to the big show.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
~ sss t-s& e.. = = - e.,
THEY'RE oFE-oN sATuR-
..@tszs .1ss75s DAY - .:.,-

- The call Of the umpire. the
= charm Of the game, Is heard By ,
- each fan and Ii heard. by each
= dame Fer Saturday funerals
= win be quite the thing. TAe
- gfandmother's demise o. here on
- the wing The old sun is'shfniag
= and May Day Is gay. On Satut=.
y day. well the old bali teams will =
= play. - =s..,''-' -. ~.-~>... 4
=. The governor. mayor and gen :
I. eraI. too, viii join In the chorus
~ With me and with You. They'll
= be eroNding the bleachers and =
y packing the stand. and there \
= with a yen with the peanuts on
y hand: The office boy hopes that
y the mail won't be late; cause he +,
v wants to be- close to that old rub !.
= Der plate -. .->~-'Sas7s 2 49,,
= \ The boss will BIC present TO :
y yeH for his side: "Oh pick out .
y agood one and give II Q ride <
= When General Strong sings tae .
y pill DER the pap the game (
= win be on for both player and .
= fan. And then from the bleach I
= ers. will come some wild names.
= They're comparing tho umpire ,
y 70 the late Jesse Games. The tel |
= ephone kiri b quite off her bean. /
= The clerks in the office left out 4
12:I5 The mail man is trying !
= the fallaway side. It's all base. (
= bah now since the lawmakers I
y died. The hand VIII be there with
= It's root-ata-toot, The crowd viii 4
=, watch out for each bingle and 4
= boot. Pipe the Healanis working 4
= Francis Brown is pitching ball
y And the crowd Is once more hap-
= py. It's that game they call base 4
= ball. ... -.
y ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
M-Star Cast For Opening Day
AT MOiIiiIi Field On Saturday
Governor Pfnkbsm Win Throw First Bal-GeneraI Strong
Pitcher General Johnson. Catcher; Mayor Lane at Bat
and w r. Harrington, Umpi'e-Heaans Meet Mckinley
in First Game-St Louis VS.. HaWaisSpeciaI Cars Run

| battery-Strong AMI Johnson--Wflt BE-
gin their work with Wallace r. Far
rington calling balls and STRIKES lay
or Lane has been practising up, and
! is Of the opinion that he VIII be ab.e
to hit one OF General Strong's speed
, balls. ahr
Brown VIII Pitch s~
The Healanls will meet the McISin.
ley team In the first game with Fran.
CTS Brown pitching for the Healanis
and Gordon Ross for the McKiaies
team. Francis Brown has q local rep.
utaticn as q slabsteT, and In the last
game played for the benefit OF the
Army Relief Fund. showing up espe-
cially well Donald Eadd, the star
quarterback OF last years National
Guard football team. viii be behiud
the bat. ...,. -. T..
The Healanis viii have q number ct
players who are expected to make
good in the league Mckinley sas
Tsukiyama. Kan Lee Ng, Iwanaga.
Monsarrat, Rice and number Of
other stars to battle with the Decker
aggregation. John KelH, one OF Tia
waits leading swimmers, viii play
with the Healanis on Saturday.
So. louis Ns. AaWaiis
In the second game of the day the
ST. Louis team win me II the Hawaiis,
their old rivals, and IL IS expected that
two southpaws will battle In fits
game. HayseIden and Simon may be.
the opposing pitchers although Mark.
ham may be sent In to start the game
for the, Saints. Kurisaki win catch
for ST. Louis and Palea viii do the
receiving for the Hawaiis.
Simon. the tall southpaR OF the as-
walls. has a number Of good curves.
and In a recent game held the Ruseri
Tigers to no runs for three innings.
He has q good change Of pace. anil Is
expected to show up well. HayseldeHi
and Markham are well known to base,
ball fans Of Honolulu and viii nave
as supporters Lai Sin, Haneberg, King
Tan, You Bun. Chun Chew. Fun Luke,
Lam Wing and number Of other,
players
The Hawaiis have hard-hitting
team. and number among their play
ers Cushlngham. Mahaulu. KauEi.
White. Boyd Aylett, Kalua. smith,
Moniz and one or two others who
have been showing up welt Las year.
the 15-inning opening game between
these two teams was one Of the fea.
lures Of the season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
LEADS TY
IN SPRINGTIME

Spring Is here for a certainty Any
tine that you see where Benny Kauff
|of the New York Giants is leading Ty
Cobb Of the Detroit Tigers in regn,
lar league season you know that it Is
spring You are QUITE sure that 1t
isn't summer, as Cobb doesn't wait
around that long.
II the averages published by the
leagues Iof The first week Of play we
find Iris Speaker once more In the
lead With a 400 average and Peckin.
pdale1 and Bates second and third.
These two boys are products Of the
Portland team and McCredie should
feel especially good about II.
Louis Guisto. 4 Portland player last
year who played here with the All.
Americans, Is in the select circle.
Hank 0owdy tops the hitters in the
National League. And then Benny
Kaufl comes next with .55S. Dutch.
ReuIbcr and sRowdys Elliott are two
players who are also hitting over 500
In the National. 10th these Cubs
were in Honolulu last winter.
Amorican League
Speaker, Cleveland, 400; Peekin-
paugh, New York. 375; Bates, Phila.
delphia. 800. Pipp, New York, $50 !.
Mclnnis, Philadelphia, .348; Walker,
boston. $50 Cobb, Detroit, .sss: Guiss
TO. cleveland. .3S3: Hoblitzel. Boston.
.SS3; Judge. Washington, 1888; Lewis,
Boston, .32e; Schalk. Chicago, .S1S;
Felseh. Chicago, .SlS; Strunk, Phila-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
Mld.Paclfie
ROYAL ARcANuM CHIEF
DECLARES GREER SOLVENT

NEW YORK, N. Y Samuel n
Hoag, supreme regent of the Royal Ar
canum, says that the appointments I'm
Boston of receiver for the supreme
council OF the Royal Arcanum was
without Justification and that an ct.
fort would be made to yaeate the re-
Eceiyership.
The appointment of receiver was
absolutely without notice to the or
der and certainly without jiIstifiea
ton he said. Our order is botn
commercially and actuafially solvent
with all death claims promptly paid
and with cash surplus Of four mill.
ons Of dollars over and above all
known obligations
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03

SIXTEEN pisTiLlERs CUT
TO CONSERVE GRAIN

LEXINGTON. Ry.James 3. Pep.
Per. head Of the distilling scompans.
which bears his name, announced re.
Gently mat his great plant here viii
make no whisky during the progress
81 the war, He declares hts action Is
cue % the shortage Of grain and tina,
It Is the patriotic duty Of every citizen
70 conserve the supply. Fifteen other
Keilfueky dlstsllers viii take similar
action. They hate offered To supply
the goyemment With their available
stock Of alcohol.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
FRED MERKL & SOLD
TO CHIC AGO CUBS

CHICAGO, III. April 2i.-The most
historic Of what baseball calls bone
head plays" was recalled today with
the announcement that Fred Merkle
sof the Brooklyn Nationals has been
purchased for cash by the Chicago
team to play first base in the absence
.of Vie SAFER. who broke, leg in q
recent game. !.
IT was Merkle,s failure to touch sec
.ond base that cost the New York
Giants, with which he then played,
the National League championship In
1903 The game went 70 Chicago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03

=.
With Governor Lucius Il. PinSnan,
hflg.5ien. Frederick s. Strong, sriS.'
Cen. Sam !. Johnson, Mayor John G:
Lane. Wallace r Harrington and
william q RaNlins as headiiAesz ~
the opening day ceremonies the Pa.
elfie League VIII raise the curtain on
- molllil Held 'at l:4a o eiocs
eo1efngr flnknam hotItled Haity
sAsas chalIuaan o. lhe sopen1ns nay
a- ....ts -. t.puay ina ne Mould ,t 1e
ssens 70 stlIoM ". lne isfsl paii
~ the slanl, ano 0snerar stIoh !,
- s., as s,.lI ne coHlnl,.ee tual NC
1919 e sni ~. ne ~ ss. psll ssssss .ne
Ytte y SeneLhl Sam Johns1h.-f AT
- eInen .Is nag pIeslc.ls.y oeen nlaa 9
". ing 'Oeue5 lneniners u inc An a'al
~
NN-efsf Cast SOC
This q the first time In the history
~ baseball that all branches OF the
E6Fernment have consented to open
local baseball league. The Goveia.
UrDi. Territory. National Guard City
and County, a. a. Y. and civic bodies
On Honolmu VIII be represented. Pres.
I|tnf farrInston OF the Ad Clpb viii
4IpQunce. The batteries for the open.
'|t VIII pc General Strong and Cen
y Johnson mayor Lane VIII pc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03

A player with shin guards.
THIS Il not q rarity where foot
BAN and soccer Is concerned, or
even baseball. when the eatcne.
/. the object Of ones thoughts,
but Ior IA infielder 10 don the
Old shin protectors Is indeed a
novelty Sam Schaefer. a sturdy
Io1Ih. whose chief ambition In
|'|1 q present & 10 be The regn
|.i guardian of the shot corner
% the Germantown tPenh6yis
|In|aI hifh school nine; - the
|0IllPrisin6 lad who recently
cane ACROSS with the novel idea
@. using 9 pad instead ol hts
.r1f to knock down the elusive
liners which occasionally slip
through bis digits. Ii prac-
.'|. az . short time ago schaefer
vas severely spiked. and i was
-|6I lheI be conceived the idea
81 4 protector. After one demon.
.|||||cn q the articles usefuiess
II. VAS encouraged 10 the extent
&. securing It's brother pad. and
||I when gIr1od for battle has
|.'e fear q tendeE shin homes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
GAMES TooAY

NstlonaI, League
Boston at PhtladeIpnia.
Brooklyn at New York.
CinciRnah at Ghieaso. =
81. Louis e Pittsburg =. :
Americas League e
Detroit at ST Louis. 49,.
; Ehicae0 at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
kauai SOCCER
LEAGUE BOQNS
Race is Close in Contests Which
Feature Athletics on the
r. Garden Island
(spec.al star Boiiettn correspondsncs.)

! l.InkfE. kauai, May l. - -:
Iihue school went to Eleele on Fri
dag. AFTERNOON and after rather Sow
land adventurous trip. they met the
Eleele boys ON the home field
1t was nearly 5 O'Clock when Tie
l gaires started but both teams tried 10
1 make no for lost time by putting all
, the energy possible into the gaTue,
They struggled back and forth from
one end OF the field to the other tkt
the teams were too evenly matched
to allow either one to score. After 30
minutes of hard play Referee D. Take
uehf called the game draw. ~~''.
Three Games at Lihue -s.r. -- =
The first of three games BEGAN
promptly at II o'clock Saturday
morning On the High School soccer
field when KoIoa and Kappa met.
i Kappa started cut with the same
spirited play that they showed the
week before and, played just as gold
ball as KoIoa did during the first HAT.
In this half, however, Roloa scored
on a free kick when Captain Tftcomb,
gaaikeeper, ran with the ball. -.
in the second half koloa showed
superior generalship and staying auaE
titles and pulled away from its less
Experienced rivals. Two goals were
scored during this period and the
game ended with q score Of three TO
nothing IN favor of Koloa. :
kalahec-Biph School Game ! -
At | O'Clock the Kalaheo and High
School teams lined up for q contest.
Referee Morrow Instructed the teams
and the play was on. High school
showed excellent teamwork and car.
Eried the play consistently into the IA
Elaheo territory.
Sin the first half zone goal was seor.
ed. IN the second half there was
some argument about the bail and
the play was continued with the kala.
sheo ball. Z -.
During this half the High School
boys scored two goals and the gai1e
ended with the total score 3 to D In
High Schools favor, .
Manuel Joaquin played great
game for Kalalleo while Ouye and
Akamaadid fine work for High school
Waln,ea. Grammar School Contest
The last game Of the day, and tile'1
AL1.Ik CA 4tll8 - 80 mat ~ - 80
Grammar school boys of Kauai High
school and the Waimea team.
Waimea won the toss and chose to
kick with the wind. The ball VAS
played back and forth hut was KEPT
largely IN Waimea territory. The de.
tense was SO strong, however, that
Grammar School could not put the
ball through until at the end OF the
period. with only minute to play,
wellplaced kick went through for the
first score.
In the second half Waimea vas
penalized for charging and Referee
Morrow allowed penalty kick. Cap
tain 0uye kicked q goal Then earne a
repetition Of the same unsportsmaH
IKE conduct that was shown m tue
ESoioa- sHaimea game at Watmea. Ti.e
Waimea team walked off the field and
refused to play.
After considerable eBaxing AMI ex-
PLANTATION they went back and finisf-
ed the contest. There was no further
scoring and the same SCORE stood as
at the time they left the field. Gram
mar 2, Waimea 0. SIS s..s 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
He PICKS BRAVES TO !
WIN INITIAL SERIES

Sporting Editor Star-Bulletin.s
sir; / believe that the teams in the
Pacific League win finish the first
series in the following order: Braves,
st Louis, Fflipinos, HaWaifs. Asatiis,
Chinese, Mckinley, Healanisr The
Grasshopper League viii soon begin
Flsy on Tsntalus, and the Canoes and
Rednlan viii be ready to play In about
two weeks. 81 4 NJ 49,
S ANTOINE FARIA,
Manager. Grasshopper League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
LEAGUE MEETINGS

= The Pacific Amateur League
= will hold q meeting al the T. NJ.
y C. A. this afternoon at S O'Clock.
= All managers and officers have
4 been asked to be present. The
4 Commercial League win meet
= this. afternoon at sis at the
= Star4Builefin office to arrange
= Tor the aHenins games OF the
I league seasnA. -... =. i.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YEsTEHnAY,s REsuLTs

YEsTEHnAVs RESULTS
National League ~. T., = : :
at New Yerk-New York 2. Brook.
Iyn 2 "a innings. called because %
|darkness). sA -
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 2,
Boston tf's,' ii f@.Ess
At Chicago Cincinnati /, ehtsso
At Pittshurg St. Louis {. Pittsburs
American Leaohe 49, :, !. -. -. = s,
At LleYeland Chicago s, Cleveland
8. '..<.. ,.,
At st. Louis Detroit 2. st. Louis 9.
At Boston Philade alpha, Boston, no
game; Geld. 5r-,s=*. 80
Al 1vashingtonNew York 2. Wash.
ington 0. So ss<-..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
CARDIFF DEAD

SALEM. ore- April 2i.-Patriek
t.'Patsy") Cardiff, once famous as a
heavyweight prize fighter, died yes.
terday at the Oregon state hospital
aged 3d. In bis fighting days, Cardiff
met nearly all OF the contemporary
heayywefghts. including John L. Sui
liyan. with whom ne fought a six
round draw in Minneapolis, Mimi,
January l8, 1887. - az - .,7 r.,
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TIckE1s AT euNsr,s

For the convenience Of the fans the
season Gbleacher and grandstand
tickets for the season ct MoiIiili field
have been placed on sale at Gunst's
Cigar Store, The bleacher seats are
selling At 81 for IS games and grand
stand seats at $3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-03
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results :" Z
At ycrnon-y Vernon 3. Salt Lake 1
At San Franciseo-Los Angeles z
San Francisco I. - II - =
At Portland Oakland 4, Portland 3
Games Today
Salt Lake at Vernon.
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Oakland at Portland. = d.
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MILLS

Peterson out in third for not touch.
Ing second base. II
Summary: Three-base hit - Kan.
hane Bases on balls Off All Soon
Nam Struck ut+By Baldwin s, BIZ
Kuehn I, BY All Soon Nam 2. Left on
bases-Mills 4, Punahoa 3. Double
plays ah Han to Han Kee Chang;
All Fong to Han Kee Chang. Bases
on errors-M Mills 6, Punalou 2. Hit By
pitched bali All Eong and Watase by
Baldwin Fassoth and Baldwin by All
Soon. Nam Stolen Bases-M ahikoa,
Luke. Time-1:55. Umpire wfi.
liams.
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ALL CHINESE DEFEAT
MID-PACIFIC SQUAD

The All Chinese team defeated the
Mid-Pacifics in four games last night
at the Y. M. C. A. He was high
man with $50. The Hawaiis and Cos
mos viii meet this evening.
Last nights lineups and scores
were as follows: IL