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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-13
Basketball
EAST MAUI LEAGUE

Tuesdays results-Wacs %, Sports
6; NJ. II. S. 2S, L. d. S. "a.
In the first game Tuesday night the
Wacs ran wild and piled up a score
of % against their opponents 6. From
the opening whistle to the end of the
game basket after basket kept the
scorer busy chalking up the total.
Easily o~utclassed and outplayed the
Sports played their best to the finish
but at no time did they seriously
threaten to stage a come back.
Rodrigues was the star of the game
scoring Is of the total points and his
baskets were thrown in many cases
from difficult angles and a good dis
lance down field.
AT the end of the first half the score
stood 14-2 after which the Wacs eased
up a bit scoring but 8 in the last half
and allowing their opponents 4.
AT the start of the second game and
until the third quarter the Elders ap-
peared easy victors over the Maui
High School boys. The first quarter
ended with the score at S-3 in favor
of the Mormons. The next period
was a beautifully contested battle and
when the whistle blew ending the
half the High School had gained ma.
terially on their opponents though
still behind, 14-16. The third quarter
ended in favor of the High School o.
IS and in the final round each team
scored an additional six points max
ing the score 1924.
More interest was shown in this
game than any yet played. Each
team had many supporters in the
stands and the roofing was as even
ly divided as the score.
Two promising stars were shown
among the High School quintet, zee
leading with a total score of II and
Rego next with a score of 8.
Sanders, the center and captain of
the Elders team, easily captured in
dividual honors among that aggrega-
ton by scoring 16 of their total of "a
points.
Friday, Puunene meets the Alerts
and Kahului plays the Maui High
School.
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The Sportfolio

Have either Penn State or Centre Col
lege been dropped from next years
football schedule at Harvard? G.. B.
To
Did any major league team play more
than the 154 scheduled games this
season? Up. F.
In what years did Larned hold the
tennis championship? III. NJ
In basketball, the home team provides
a new ball for the game and the
visiting team claims the right to
practice with it. Are they entitled
to this? &c. H. ~
Was Pete Jackson, the negro boxer.
ever knocked out? Or. L. NJ
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-13
Site for Golf Links
Is Under Discussion

A meeting of Maui residents in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms was
held last night to discuss the posi-
bilities Of introducing golf on the Is
land.
Golf in its many phases was dis
cussed, and a committee consisting
of C. A. Puck, Arthur Baldwin and
Leland Lewis was appointed to make
a survey of the surrounding lands to
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ANSWERS TO TUESDAYS
QUERIES

In the first full game which he pitch
ed in the major leagues, July 8,
1915. Sisler struck cut nine Cleve-
land batters.
30 Mcmillan, of Centre, was recently
married.
Johnny Buff is bantamweight champ
ion of the world and 1yweieht cham
pion OF the United States.
jeanette Rankin won more money
than and other trotting horse this
season.
Barnes finished fifth and sixth in
the two times that he entered the
British open golf tournament.
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determine if a suitable location could
be found.
A report is to be drawn upon their
findings and will be presented at the
next meeting of the Athletic Commit
tee of the Maui County Fair and Rae
ing Association which is expected to
be held the latter part of this month.
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Financial Condition Of Sports
On Maui Outlined by Treasurer

lures of the committee but also CIV
ing certain other interesting informa-
ton.
The figures cover the period from
February list, 1921, the date when l
became treasurer, to January 9Th,
1922, inclusive, when the annual cleo
ton of the Maui County Fair & Rae
ing Association was held.
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$4,613.09

This left a balance in the bank,
January 5th, of $543.1S, which belong
ed to the various subcommittee as
follows:
Due Football Committee--....--$293.52
Due Basketball Committee $685.
Due Entertainment Committee 1902
Due Baseball Committee. 1853. SO
$543.18
1t also shows that the committee
had to borrow $1SO.33 from the bank
to pay off all bills to December 31st,
1921. A note for that amount is now
being carried at the bank with no
present assets to offset it.
The above distribution may look
like a good gain. However, there are
approximately $115.00 in bills out
standing against the Football Com
ball Committee. Basketball for 1921
% is of course just starting, and no
one can say whether it will show a
profit or loss at the end of the season.
The Football Committee has clear
ed approximately $175.00, which, ac-
cording to agreement, is to be divided
$3.50 between the Paia and Waikiki
clubs. Each club has already receiv-
ed $156.05, which will make their
total receipts about $243. So. 1t
cost the Paia team about S365.00 to
outfit and the Waikiki team $4,000.
In other words, the hackers of these
teams are losing approximately 1925.
90 and $4,000 respectively which
they hope to get back out of next
years receipts not to mention neces-
sary further equipment for the next
season.
The story is not yet all told. Bias
ketball carried over from last year a
loss of $196.37. The New Years
sports and entertainment of last sea-
son carried over a total loss of $184.02
The committee carried over a loss of
general expenses from last year of
1887. Soccer carried over a loss of
S115.27, no charge ever having been
made for admission to games. The
Track and Field meet of last season
lost $91.04. This gives a total loss
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Tickle Favor

Weren't you encouraged by the
manner in which your audience APP
plauded?"
Not much" admitted Senator Sor-
ghum. "a lot of those folks will go
downtown tonight and cheer just as
hard at a vaudeville show.
ington Star.
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Editor, Maui News,

Editor, Maui News,
| believe that the public is inter
ested in knowing how much money
has been received and spent in dev-
clipping athletics on Maui by the
Athletic Committee. Therefore l am
sending you a statement showing not
only the total receipts and eXpendi-
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-13
Sunday Will Close
Grid Season With
Many Prize Events

Many events are on a sport pro-
gram to start at 2:30 Sunday after
noon. Competing for prizes to the
best place-kicker, drop-kicker and
longest punts and forward passes.
The prizes will be merchandise or
ders of various amounts in each
event. Entry is open to all regard
less of past experience or perform
ances on the gridiron field. The only
requirements are that persons compel
ing be a bora fide resident of Maui
and no entry fee to participants will
be charged.
Injured Benefit
A proportionate amount of the re-
CeiptS at the gate, will go into a fund
to defray expense OF hospital and
medical fees of those that have been
temporarily injured or disabled while
in the game, the football committee
feeling that is their just due and that
such action will go far towards elicit
ing a greater interest in the sport in
future years.
Last of Football
These plans have been drawn as a
fitting finale to the football season on
Maui. Though of much longer dura-
ton here than on the other Islands
the sport has met with continued sue
cess and has at no time palled upon
the sporting spirit of the fans as is
noticeable in many branches OF athle-
tics that are of necessity drawn over
a long period. e
Junior Elevens Meet
The last scheduled game will be
played at 8 p. M, the Lahaina junior
team melting the Waikiki Town Team
in their second contest.
The first meet between these two
elevens at Lahaina last Sunday was
an excellent exhibition of football Wa
luku winning by the score OF 20 and
had the West Maui boys not fumbled
the ball in the first quarter the game
would probably have finished in a 90
tie.
Playing on a field that is condition
ed for football should greatly improve
their game and followers of both
squads express confidence in their re-
~spective aggregations of a victory.
Beginning at 2:30 the competition
in prize events will continue until 8
o'clock when play will commence and
the half intermission will be devoted
to contests that are not finished in
the half hour before the game. Should
any prize event then be in doubt it
will be decided after the game.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-(Associ-
ated Press)-Prohibition headquart-
ers state that list is prepared of all
liquor smuggling vessels operating in
American waters. "A report from the
Portland, Oregon headquarters said
Agents of Japanese steamship com
panies are sending wireless messages
TO Asia asking protection for ships
carrying imitation Scotch whiskey into
Portland"
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My next article will be on defen-
sive shots, the lob and the lob stroke.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
Charles Chaplin las Pay Day"

Last night two exceptionally large ture films. Charles Chaplin in 'tPay Day" was a riot of fun there never having been a better Chaplin feature Marion Davies in "Enchantment" of course an entirely different sort of picture, proved an up-to-date picture of real people, and of girls of the flap per type. Bless their hearts!
 There Is only one Chaplin. Any one doubttng it need only to see Chaplin in Pay Day" The distinctiveness of art IS something that can be acquired by neither stury or art. Chaplin is Cha pin, and that's all there is to It. Pay Day. has a million laughs cor alled in two reels taht were only too short.
 Two plays within play form one of the many interesting features of 'fEnchantm ent." It was enthusias- tically received at Polls last night. A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

A atnLA Attraction ch O rDng Curve E ! am Bremen From y "Pt dC
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
Theatrical Notes
EyMPIRE.

Although Elmer Harrfs apparently likes nothing better than writing pep py comedy-dramas for Bebe Daniels, and although he devises more and more difficult stunts for the popular star to perform. that plucky little lady stea adfastly refuses to have a "doubie'' do any of her hard jobs, and cheerfu1ly risks her neck in high dives long jumps and fast driving in each film.
 She is shown on horseback. in a runaway in a motorcycle race and crash; looping the loop in an aero plane; and finally. in a break-neck automobile race in her current re- lease, The Speed Girl,'' which twill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

gorgeous society pageant and the story of a f1ppant young fiapper,who thinks herself a conqueror of hearts, predom- mate in "Encha ntment."
 These two features will be shown today, tomorrow and Wednesday with Doc Baker, and his company of light ming steppers, in g. flashing revue called "Flashes.'' Doc Baker. knows as the worlds champion lightning change artist. With 12 people, eight of them girls of the pretty sort, Doc Baker made the trip from Washing ton, D. C., via flying boat, landing at Seaside Park this morning shortly be- fore noon.
 Other aots on the new bill are Rus sel and Dewitt, "Acrom edians"; Ben nett & Lee. in ''Vaud eville Etiquette"; Elmer Fl CIeve, in "A Bit O Scot,'' and Keene and Williams, "A Roadside Flirtation.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

financial aims. rather encourages tn romance The outgrowth of this sit uation is a. powerful climax showing the disiIlusionment and after a thrill ing encounter with bandits in old Mexico, the scene of the friends oil lands, the death of the cowardly hus- band and, the triumph of righteous love.
 Stuart Holmes plays the husband with all his oid-time finesse, as suave villain, Richard Wayne portrays the friend and the other roles are in the hands of Lucien Littlefeld, Clar- ence Burton, and Charles Ogle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
show today at the Empire.
 nAWEyS

Audiences at the Dave Theatre, will learn with satisfaction just what con- stituteS Her Husbands Ira adernark,' '' Gloria Swanson's latest Paramount vehicle which will be the feature at that theatre for three days.
 In this case, the husbands trade mark Is a gorgeously dressed wife. The husband is not wealthy, but hopes to attain, wealth by making a show of wealth. The plot thfckens when a friend of husband and wife, returns after gaining both wealth and great ness, falls in love with the wife, and the husband to promote his selfish
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

the same girl and subsequent events that make one a wrongful1y accused fugitive from justice and sends hiisi to the far off places of the mystic East where he remains in hiding far from the tolls of the law.
 Carrol1s Revue with a cast of twen- ty girls is the best tabloid that has been seen here this year and on its engagement in New Haven last week it shattered all previous house records for crowds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

Charlie Chaplln's latest million dollar Pay Day. which is now being shown at the Pla7a theatre as an extra added attraction. Is probably the funniest he has ever turned out
 As the feature picture Harold Mac Grath's famous book, "Parrott and Co., has been translated to the silver sheet under the title Mot Guilty" It is a drama of uncommon appeal deal ing with the love of two brothers for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

NIr- Marion has selected a strong cas1 of principals to assist Sliding Billy Watson; as the following list will verify. Little Anna Propp, the sm2lles+ and the cteverest singing and
 dancing scubrette in burlesque, IiI-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

World of F'roIic'' iz the name Of the new and lively, uproariously fun ny. and best Of all round entertain ment of burlesque which Dave Mar ion will present at the Lyric theatre this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

l Han Harvey, an ingenue with charm,
 | also gifted with personality and a good voice, Jack Cameron, 8 come dian of ability is also gifted with a
 good voice, Grace Dodge. prdma don ne,, is rlted one Of the best singing tconedienneS direct from the dramatic
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
JACK CAMERON

ranks, and among the many others are Joe Bristol. g. leading straight man of ability, Roy Peck, a Character man, Albert Dupont, the talented juvenile, and there is an untiring chorus of beauties with World of Frolic."
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