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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
DARCYS POWERFUL MUSCLES MAKE
HIM GREATEST HITTER OF PRESENT

The reason for Les Darcy's 20
knockcuts out of So fights was ex-
planned when the big Australian mid
dlewcight. the most talked of fighter
in the world today. now in New York.
stripped to the waist and exposed the
most wonderful set Of fighting mus
Giles in the ring today.
Not SO .bulgy and knotted perhaps
as those of Bob Moha or Jack Dill
Ion. whose muscles have caused them
to he somewhat muscle bound and
hinder their hitting ability, Darcy's
muscles combine power and agility
and are ideal for the fighter.
They have the same ease and grace
as the muscles which made Joe
Waleett the greatest welterweight Of
all time and combine the strength OF
the sinews of Bob Fitzsimmons, who
possessed one of the most terrific
punches OF them all.
The hitting muscles in the shout
ders are particularly well developed.
There is where Darcy gets the punch
that fiatteEed George Chip, Eddie Nc.
Goorty and almost q score of others.
Les Darcy may be described as q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
INDOOR BASEBALL BEGAN
AT !. N. C. A. LAST NIGHT

Indoor baseball got its start for the
season e the Y. NJ. c. A. last night
when the employed boys played off
some good games. In the National
League the Cubs and the Dodgers
PLAYED to 4 10 4 tie and the Pirates
won from the Giants BY score Of
81 10 Isl In the American League the
Athletics defeated the Red Sox by Q
g 10 Is score and the Senators got
= game from the Tigers BY forfeit, 3
10 0. The Tigers being one Of the
small clubs, did not have sufficient
number Of players present. but they
viii be bolstered up with some good
players in time for next weeks game
and then they win be in the race.
The Red sox were presented with
the Hall loving cup for the basketball
championship BY Phillip c. Hall ct the
be6n supper. Capt. Clarence Silva &C.
cepted the cup IN behalf OF his team
and made speech thanking the donor
and telling the fellows how his team
came 10 win the championships In
both basketball and volieyball
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

fit successor to Stanley Ketchell, the
last great fighting middleweight
Darcy Is the greatest fighter who
has come from Australia since Bob
Fitzsimmons sailed from Sydney. In
the 90's. ~ ~
There Is resemblance between the
two men. not physical. however.
Darcy's great strength, as that OF
Fitzsimmons, Is due primarily TO his
early training IN n blacksmith shop.
Darcy began his apprenticeship shoe
ing horses at 16. The same year he
began boxing in tournaments In New
South Wales and won such success
that he decided To enter the ring, and
won his first five bouts by knockouts
over routes ranging from seven to Is
rounds.
Fitzsimmons turned his horseshoe
ing into an asset. even after he had
won the heavyweight championship.
In vaudeville engagements be APP
peared with a setting Of an old black.
smith shop with its forge and anvil
and many fans now have miniature
horseshoes made by Fitz. which we're
passed down into the audience during
his act
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

Tom Hollinger. viii be ready at any
time.
Z Al Magoon is expecting a harness
horse on the Lurline for the June
meet Theodore, Roosevelt, the pride
OF the Hawaiian bred harness horses,
can be seen on the streets daily, and
is expected 20 enter the next meet.
II is rirmored that Barney Judd has
q promising three-year-old PAGER
which VIII be entered in the June
races.
Bill Boy, Prince Kuhio's stallion. is
turned out at WaiaIna at present.
Carmalita Is coming around in nice
shape under the care OF Johnny Grace.
Fast string a.
Mrs. Maefarlane's string is expected
to do something this year. Florence
Roberts. Lahontan Water, Fair Mary
and Mary Jay. all secured from Reno,
will be features Of the next meeting.
Mrs. Walter Diliingham's oneonta
will be ready to defend the 0neonta
Cup In June. Il II. Warren will have
q team Of sorrel stations for the June
meet in Seabolt and Umpqua. A..
DR.. j. C. Fitzgerald Of Maui will
have in addition to this bay mare
Copra, a two-year-old full brother Of
this winner. It is expected that Mrs.
Harry Baldwin will send her string
of Hawaiian bred runners to the next
meeting, Francis B., Senator B.,
Warming and other horses well known
here
Jerry Broderick has been retained
by the Parker Ranch to take charge
of their colts again this year. He will
bring down with him this year the
great little mare Gaiety, with Myrtle,
Sumere and five or six others.
satisfax, the pride of Leilehua, and
Mohawk Boy are looking FIT for fu-
ture races.
Angus McPhee Of Maui will have a
new string OF runners from San Fran
cisco at the coming meeting. e..
Jim Spalding Of Kauai is expected
to bring over a string of runners that
will be hard to beat :.
Miss Officious and Ypres viii not
face the starter in the June meeting,
according to present information.
Repairs win be made on the track
at Kapiolani Park on the first OF
February.
Harvester VIII not race this year.
He viii be shipped to George Cookies
ranch on Molokai.
1t Is expected that Lincoln Aehiu's
Young Lady win play polo instead Of
racing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
HILO MAY ERECT
BUILDING For
INDOOR SPORTS
Especial. Star. Bulletin Correspondents

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondenee)
HILO, Jan. 26.-President Y. K. Col
vile and Secretary ]. r. Zimmerman
presented a request to the Board OF
Trade on Wednesday afternoon ask
ing for the Endorsement and help OF
the board in the efforts OF the Basket
ball League to obtain for Hile suit
able area OF land opposite the Vol
cano Stables & Transportation Co. s
premises on Front street. The land
desired by the Basketball League is
approximately S0x119 feet and on this
site it is proposed to erect a building
to cost $4,000, which will be used for
amateur athletic purposes but par
ticularly basketball.
George Cool pointed out that Hilo
was lacking in. facilities for outdoor
sports and It seemed to him that the
board. should go further and acquire
more land, sufficient TO provide FOR a
suitable baseball ground
After some discussion it was final
Iy decided to appoint committee con.
sisting of j. r. Zimmerman, E. NJ.
Deyo and L, c.. Lyman to look into
the matter and cooperate with Chair
man Sam Kauhane of the board Of
supervisors, and report to the Board
of Trade at the special meeting on
Friday afternoon. .@.= ,...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
ST. Louis Will
HAVE HARD TILT
WITHIN KINLEY

st. Louis and Mckinley, leaders in
the interscholastic basketball league,
will meet tomorroT afternoon at the
armory in a game which may decide
the championship of the season. Nei-
ther team has been defeated, and both
have scored victories over Punahou
and Kamehafneha. The team which
lands the victory tomorrow is expect
ed to win the title. The game will be
called at 3:45.
Mckinley has q strong team, and
the recent victory over Punahou has
given them confidence. 1t Is expected
that II. and NJ. Borthwick will take
care Of the forward positions with
Sam Lujan at center. Thompson,
Tsune, Bent and MeTaggart viii be
the first choice for guard positions.
st. Louis will have Lam Wing and
Santos as forwards, Christian at cen
ter and the Vredenburg brothers at
guard. z
Much interest has been taken in
basketball this year, and a large num-
Der of spectators have turned out to
the games. st. Louis always has a
number of rooters on hand, and Nc
Kinley will send a delegation ton1or-
row to cheer the high school players
in their battle for the championship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
SPORT OF KINGS TO HAVE Big YEAR
in HONOLULU; PLAN TWO BIG MEETS

- Present plans outlined by promin
ent horsemen in the islands will give
Honolulu two big race meets this
year. a meeting Of the Hawaii Polo
and Raclng Club viii soon be held and
AT that time II Is expected that the
tentative plans for two big meets wifi
be outlined. II Is thought that al
least two meetings will be held this
year, one In June and the other in
September.
Waller T.. Dillingham; has purchased
1e polo ponies from Captain McRit'
trick Of Bakersfield, and Peter Han.
non will arrive on the Lurline with
the shipment. This indicates that
polo will play a prominent part in
our athletics this year. Harold Castle
recently returned from the coast. and
while there looked over the McKit-
trick stable Of excellent mounts.
New Players
One feature that IS certain to ap.
peal to the lovers OF polo this year Is
the fact that the younger players VIII
be seen In the game In practise
matches. As yet they have not play
ed before. crowd, but they have
showed q big Improvement during the
past year. and 1t is expected that the
polo enthusiasts will see real match
between the pounger stars, who have
recently taken up the game. Several
who have played in the practise
matches have had experience, and
these players win also compete in
the later tournaments.
Among the poloists who are expect.
ed TO appear this year are Harold Dil-
lingham, Charles Lucas, Charles Ly-
man, Bob McCorriston. Francis
Brown. George Ah1born. Alan Lowrey.
Bob Purvis, Douglas Damon, Leigh
ton Hind and w. Pfleuger.
Racing fans have taken deep in
terest IN the game during the past
two race meets Luke Rogers has
purchased the great race horse Maui
Boy from Heine Myers and Maui Boy
Is now stabbed IN Honolulu.
BuhbiInp Water 20 Enter
John O'Rourke has taken charge Of
r. w Shingles three-year-old bay
mare. Bubbiing Water. for the June
meet ]. 7. silva's grand old horse
Harold D win be ready to meet Maui
Boy ii June.
El Orc. the Hilo favorite. has arriv-
ed back In HfIo from Pleasanton. and
VIM Be ready Cor the els class Den.
eryo. the pride Of the harness horses,
Is resting up at Waimea, Oahu. until
March 1. Welcome Boy, owned by
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
H. G0ODING FIELD SAYS
BARRACUDA LODGE WILL
BE POPULAR CT USE

III. Gooding Field, secretary OF the
Hawaii Tuna Club, which has been
formed lately, said in an interview
yesterday: ~ ~
Barracuda Lodge. the clubhouse Of
the Hawaii Tuna Club at Kihei, Maui,
Is located In the center of the Molo-
KIM island fishing grounds, famous in
ancient times for its fishing. At this
point there is safe anchorage and a
good pier Several privately owned as
well as public power launches are now
anchored at Kihei for the accommo-
dation of anglers. At the clubhouse
members and guests are put UP, with
comfortable eating and sleeping quar-
tiers; in the lounge and club room the
furnishings are such as to make the
place q restful spot, with billiard and
pool tables and other paraphernaiia
which win help the tired anglers to
become resuscitated after their COM
bats with the game fighters of the
Moi0kini waters. From the lodge q
superb view is obtained OF HaleaEala
the largest extinct crater in the
world-the West Maui mountains and
q UAuC CApdASC vi DiuOS anu oINSh
water. 50
The climate of Hawaii is equable
and most favorable for all-the-year-
round outdoor sport and with the great
expenses of lee-R ater in the islands,
the truly royal sport of game fishing
with rod and reel will become, as It
is East becoming, the great attraction
for the sportsman who does not count
distance If assured of an opportunity
to land big fellow. II =
A number of valuable cups and tro-
phies as well as club buttons will be
competed for during the coming win
ter and spring in the fishing competi-
lions under the auspices of the Ha-
waii Tuna Club. Many mainland
anglers will be on hand to help to lift
the prizes. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended by the TINA Club to all anglers
visiting Hawaii and the privileges of
the club and fishing lodge will be
placed at their disposal. Every as
sistance will be gladly gwen visiting
anglers by the secretary at the club
rooms, Merchant and Alakea streets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
T..
DEFEAT GEIER
Senior Bowling League
Results Last Night
.Mid-Pacifics 3. Geier

, q = n ~ pSIAISS % OOISL 4 :
The Mid-Pacifics showed up strong
In their debut In last nights match
Of the Senior Bowling League on the
Y. NJ. C. A. alleys by taking two games
and total pinfall from the Geier team.
The lone game won by the Geier was
the third of the match. High average
was made by Camara of the Mid-Pacf
FIGS, who bowled an average of 1896.
The only double century rolled was
put across by Kaninck of the Geier,
who just passed the 200 mark by one
pin in his third game. ~,
The scores. -. .... ..4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
IN THE GOOD OLD WINTER
TIME

, By WALTER TRUMBULL
In summer time. when eager
, fans
, The sporting sheets peruse.
, II makes them sad and very mad :
To see their favorites lose.
, In winter time the fans are glad, =
Because they read each day
, Within the news the interviews :
, With managers who say:
, We've strengthened all along Z
, the line:
Our scouts are On the job;
? In far Duluth they've found a 4
, Ruth,
, In Kokimo a Cobb.
? We have second Mathewson.
? And 1t is very clear
, Unless we buck the toughest x
, luck
, Well win the flag this year." I
> In summer fans might wish to =
sell
Their favorites for a dime; (
, But hear them win the pennant
; in .s-~ <
The good old winter time!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
SANTELL WANTS TO COME
TO HAWAII AFTER MEETING
JOE STECHER ON FEB. 22

AID Santell, champion light-heayy-
weight wrestler Of the world, wants
to come to Hawaii. In letter to the
rBulletin he says that he is
anxious to meet Tarro Miyake, and
as soon as his bout with Joe Stecher
is over on February ~ he would like
to meet Miyake or any other mat man.
Santell and Stecher will wrestle for
the championship in San Francisco,
and the winner viii undoubtedly be de-
clared heavyweight champion Of the
world, inasmuch as Gotch Is out of
the game SantelI writes that he
would like to have the wrestler who is
appearing under the name of Young
Santell use his own name.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
WANTS NEW LEAGUE

Sporting Editor, Star. Bulletin.
Sir: Now that the open season for
baseball Is almost upon ms 1t is about
time some definite steps were taken
to organize and operate q real, clean.
live league In Honolulu. There has
been entirely too much mud-slinging
mixed In with mediocre ball tossing
throughout the Oahu League in the
past The real fan and baseball pub
lie are sick and disguised with the
knocking, hints Of corruption and poor
baseball that this league has furnished
the public heretofore.
A new bail season VIII soon COM
mence. one that win get very good
send-off in this city by the advent Of
the Portland beavers making this
their training camp, so why isn't II
possible TO see q new local league
launched? II il can be run squarely
and fairly, this town can and win sup
port It.
A BASEBALL BOOSTER.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
SURF RIDING POPULAR
SPORT At SAN DIEGO

The popular Hawaiian sport Of surf
riding has been imported to San
Diego and has made an instant lift.
Former Hawaiians, present residents
OF the city, are responsible for the in
novation. While the surf does not
run as long on the San Diego beaches
as az Waikiki. 1t is sufficient to fur
nish all the thrills OF the sport Aqua
plauing Is another Of the new water
sports which is gaining deyotees. This
consists Of skimming over the top of
the water on board towed by q fast
motor boat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
EHLERs BEAT kALIHIs

In a heavy hitting game at Kalfhi
on Sunday afternoon the B. F. Ehlers
team defeated the Kalihis by a score
of Is to II. The Ehlers squad excell-
ed in all departments of the game.
and despite lack of practise made a
number OF fast plays. Ehlers would
like to meet any amateur team in the
city. Any aggregation wanting a
game may communicate with James
Borges at B. F. Ehlers & Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
SWIMMING LANES FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Course for
championship swimming events are to
be marked with lanes for each con-
testant in all races held under the
Jurisdiction of the P. Az A vote was
passed at the meeting of the associ-
alton making such markings obIiga-
tory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
DEFEATS
KAULUWELA TEAM
MIDGET LEAGUE

Last night at Kakaako Hall the Pa.
lama Midget team by great playing
defeated the Kauluwela team and thus
won the championship by the large
score of 81 to 81.
The Palamas took the lead In the
first inning and held it until the
eighth, at which time the Kauluwelas
by dint of hard hitting overlook and
passed them. The score at the begin
ming Of the ninth was 81 to 20 in
Kauluwelas' favor. The Palama cap
tain, All Chong, at this time used ex.
celIent judgment and sent Hong
Wing in to pitch, who held the
Kauluwelas runless in the last of the
ninth, while the Palamas batted every
thing that Kencfli had to all parts Of
the field, scoring eight runs and pull
ing the game out of the fire.
Hong Wing also led both teams at
the bat, getting a hit every time up,
totaling eight hits for six runs. Taxed
and Guam Chew divided second honors
with six apiece. In the fielding line
the Palamas put up a wonderful ex-
hibiticn and 1t is only fair to say that
man for man they are the best team
In the league.
Fifteen of the Palamas were retired
on strikes, while eight Of the Kaulu.
welas were famed. Chew behind the
bat for Palama led the league in hit
ting and fielding and Pung at first
led the first sackers in fielding and
run getting. Kazumi was the leading
base stealer of the league and stood
fourth in batting. III
Score by innings:
Palama 6 o 226 S--37
KauIiwela ....1 Z 10 369 0-31
Umpires, Ben Clark and Glenn Jack.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

Portland has three players who by
all rights should be members of the
Sale Lake Bees. They are Big-bee,
Hig-bee and Be-bee. r.
1t is reported that Doc White, one
of the grand old men of baseball and
for long time star pitcher of the
Chicago White Sox. will join Frank
1sbell with Wichita, Kan, club next
year.
One of the new rules to be discussed
before the rules committees of the two
major leagues is one which aims to
eliminate many of the present fIuke
home rIrnsf The National League
proposes a rule whereby there can be
no obstacles within 270 feet of, the
home plate. Baseball parks in Homo
lulu should take notice. j..
Napoleon Laioie, one of the leading
sluggers of the big league for 81 years,
has finally retired from the game.
His batting average during that time
has the remarkable percentage Of 33S.
The rumor is that he is going to NAH
age a minor league team this year,
but just what club will be the FORUM
ate one to secure his services is not
known.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

and declares it is far from satisfac-
tory. The San Francisco boy de-
elares that sooner than sign for the
wage offered him by the Nationals he
will quit baseball. Reuther was orig
inally st. Ignatins boy, who had one
try-out with Pittsburg. He played in
Honolulu with the All-Americans
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
DUTCH REuTHER JOINS
@ss COLONY OF HoLD.ouTS

Pitcher Dutch Reuther has joined
with Ping Bodie and Swede Risberg
as a hold-out. Reuther has received
his contract from the Chicago Cubs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

The seraphine was keyed musical
instrument, now obsolete, which pre-
coded the harmonium.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

Loose wooden trousers for athletes
to slip on over their scanty attire
when resting. much as sweaters are
worn, are novelty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

Russia's death rate in normal times
is higher than that of any other conn-
Try in Europe. It is Al q year for
each 1000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

An electric flash lamp with bulb
in the shape OF a hand Is a novelty
for night signaling by automobiles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-18
Society NeDS
Reception For Bridal
Couple at Sunnyside
Farm, Near Argusville

On Sunday, July IS, Mrs. M. II.
Rayne and Mrs. 8. A. Payne gave a
reception at SunnysIde Farm, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Payne,
near ArgusvilIe, for Orville Payne
and his bride. to which all OF the
relatives OF the young couple were
invited. Quite a number attended,
the brides relatives motoring over
from Tower City, and the bride
groom's relatives going from Fargo,
Prosper, Gardner and Grandin.
A delicious picnic lunch was serv-
ed on the lawn at O'Clock and a
shower coming up just as lunch was
over, drove the guests into the house,
where they had the privilege OF
viewing the numerous wedding gifts.
The bride was beautifully dressed
in her wedding gown OF white
georgette crepe and messaline.
Orville Payne and Miss Agnes
Charter were married in Moorhead
Saturday evening, July z, and motor
ed to Detroit lake the following day.
Returning home the next Monday
evening they found a. we'd
ding supper awaiting them. to which
the bridegroom's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. Payne and family
were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Payne will move
to Argusville as soon as their house
is vacated, and Orville Payne and
his bride will run the farm in the
future. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Payne
have resided on Sunnyside Farm
ever since their marriage, over
twenty-five years ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-18
Fargo Artists Delight
s Very Large Audience at
The Moorhead Normal

Another program Of unusually de-
-iightful features was given at the
! Moorhead normal school this morn
ing during the chapel hour by Fargo
talent, when Mrs. Juliet deLendre-
Fcie and several of her dancing pupils
took the audience of nearly 500 stud
ents, faculty and outside visitors by
storm with their beautiful presenta-
ton of interpretive folk dancing. The
performers were given much praise
for their skill and the finish of their
Performance by President Weld and
the members of the normal school
faculty, while the enthusiasm of the
audience in general was so heartily
expressed that each Of the perform
ers had to respond to an encore.
The program opened with several
Nature Work studies by little Rae
Bigelow, who appeared later in two
pianoIogs that were also popular.
Mrs deLendrecie followed the Ma
ture Work studies with her beautiful
solo dance, Spring Song, and next on
the program was the ever popular
Highland Fling by Mary Ross and
scored q hit in her artistic presenta-
ton OF the Dragon Fly, and later in
her Japanese dance, and Mary Ross
gave two OF the prettiest solo dances
of the program in her Espanita, a
Spanish number, and EsmeraIda, a
combination of several dances. Mrs.
,deLendrecie contributed star feat
ire Of the program in her Russian
solo dance, and Margaret Bigelow
was enthusiastically received both
in her solo Waltz Caprice, and in the
Skating Waltz which she and Gordon
lMaeGregor executed so artistically.
Two little tots, Betty dollhouse and
Mary O'Connor received their full
share of the applause for a pretty
presentation OF nursery rhymes and
songs The program closed with a
dainty minuet number by Mrs. de-
Lendrecie, Marvel Nichols. Margaret
Bigelow and Mary Ross.
Elaborate costuming Of the artists,
and unusually good colored lighting
arrangements OF the Snornal school
auditorium added to the success OF
the performance. The accompani~
ments for all Of the numbers were
played by Mrs. d. e. Bigelow.