The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-24

all anu lNdNlAS AoSbNidilOh II pre-
pairing for a busy year of sports and
in the personnel of the committee
have been made, some changes in the
subcommittee chairmanships made
and the membership increased to Is.
The first meeting of the new com
mittee was held last week before it
was fully completed.
Roster of Committee
]. Garcia, again heads the commit
tee as chairman and once more
George Cummings is vice-chairman.
He also heads the committee on Am
erican Football.
c. A. Puck is again secretary and
is chairman of the committees on
basket ball and field and track athle-
tics, positions he has filled with sue
cess in the past.
c. s. Childs is again treasurer and
heads three committees, soccer,
school athletics and handball.
NJ. G. Pashoal is again head of the
committee on junior and senior base
ball. He plans a shorter and snap
pier season Of senior ball this year
than last when the start was consi.
derably delayed. There are several
%up-country leagues of which he will
keep a close watch also and from
which players may be drawn later
when they develop into senior base
ball form.
Robert E. Hughes who did so mucn
for swimming on Maui last year as
chairman of the committee on aqua
ties is again assigned to that commit
tee and his appointment mean a
continuance of the activities of last
yea and some splendid sport in the
special branch in which Hawaii eX-
cells all the world.
j. T. Fantom, long at the fore of
athletic affairs will once more head
the committee on bicycling. He
staged some successful races last
yea and revived interest in the once
popular sport.
A. w. Collins will head the tennis
committee. That committee was first
constituted which he plans to i'm
prove still further this year.
j. II. Gray is chairman of the enter
tainment committee, a difficult one
to fill after the exceptional successes
scored by Joe Meinecke who declin-
ed to serve further this year. Meinec-
Ike will be missed from the athletic
committee where he was a faithful
worker for all branches of sport.
Gray also heads the committee on
publicity and advertising and plans
TO work in close touch with each sub
committee on each branch of sports.
Foster Robinson will be in charge
of wrestling and tug-of wal events.
Glenn Crowell had the latter commit
tee last year and retires from the Ath-
letic Committee.
G. l.. Bowker did efficient work in
West Maui affairs last year and is re-
appointed. In the past he has attend
ed nearly all the committee meetings
in Wailuku, motoring over from La.
baina and back that he might do so.
He is keen on all branches of sports
and his especial committee will be
that on boxing.
w. A. Baldwin is the representative
from the Haiku district. Haiku Il
few months ago organized an athletic
club of which Mr.. Baldwin is vice
president. The club plans TO enter
senior baseball and perhaps senior
football and will be represented in
track and field events. Mr.. Baldwin
is not assigned to a sub-chairmanship
as yet. He is one of the most en-
thusiastic tennis players on Maui.
E. F. Deinert is another new mem
Der of the committee not yet assign
ed to a sub-chairmanship but whose
advice, as will hat of w. A. Bald
win is expected to be of value to the
committee. He also is prominent in
tennis affairs.
1t is expected that a representative
of the Japanese community and one
OF the Chinese community may be
added to h personnel of the com
mittee within a few days.
Active Tennis Season
Tennis plans for next year were
outlined briefly by Chairman A. w.
Collins of that committee. He said
that last year there had been con-
fiict in the staging of events which
1t was hoped to avoid this year. The
various clubs had had tournaments
IN progress while the All-Maui tour
naments We're being run off. One had
distracted interest and attention from
another. 1t is designed to have the
club tournaments the first half of the
year and the All-Maui affairs the lat.
ter half. This can be done by secur-
ing the cooperation of the various
clubs and as they will be represented
on the ennis committee, Mr.. Collins
things there will be no difficulty. He
thinks the finals and perhaps the
semi finals in the All Maui events
should be played on the Fair Grounds
courts.
Golf Discussed
l.. c. Lewis was before the com
mittee with a proposal that it include
golf among its activities and spoke
at some length. He told of looking
over courses on the Pacific Coast, of
the calling of a meeting here and of
the looking about by a committee
. here for a site which had found moth
ing available except the Fair Grounds
and property directly adjacent to it.
j. II. Gray said that if a course
were to be laid out there it should
be of six holes only and not a nine
hole course. He said he was in fav-
or of introducing the game on Maui
but he presented all the difficulties
he could see relative to the Fair
Grounds site for a course, not as
arguments against the proposal bur
thai they Nigh be seen. met and. if