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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
SPORTS
High School Victor
In First Practice
Game Of Baseball

Dreams of filling the hoes of a
Cristy Mathewson or a Walter John
son and becoming a slab artist of re-
nown, brought defeat to the Sports
junior baseball nine in their first
practise game of the season at Wal
luku field Sunday afternoon. Maui
High School walked away with a
game that looked to be an assured
victory for the Sports until the cur
tain rolled up in the last innings.
Overcoming a lead taken by the Hi
School in the first inning The Sports
had things going along beautifully un-
til the fatal seventh. Caswell was
pitching a fine game with Scholtz on
the receiving end and the opposing
batsmen were being dispatched in
one, two, three order.
At this stage of the game ScholtZ
received the divine inspiration and
after a whispered cons alton with
Caswell threw down the catchers mitt
and stepped into the box.
The Sports were then leading by
rs, but not for long. When the inn
ing drew to a close and the scorer
checked up his tally sheet the East
Maui nine had stepped into the lead.
Rallying desperately in. the last
canto the Sports succeeded in chas-
ing two more runs across the rubber
but the two just lacked two of being
enough to tie the score and Maui Hi
rCmped off the field yictors by a 10
tC 8 score.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
W~eissmulIer's Time Of
q Is Seconds is
Worlds Tank Record

Considerable comment has been
made regarding an article published
in last Fridays issue of this paper
wherein it was stated in an Associ-
ated Press article from Detroit that
John Weissmuller, st: INNER of
the Illinois Athletic Club, had lower
ed the worlds record formerly held
by Duke T.. Kahanamoku in the so
yards, open, mems senior swimming
championship by establishing the en-
cial time OF 90 Is seconds at the 4.
A. II meet in Detroit For national
championships.
This time is a worlds record for 80
yards in a tank and lowers the form
er tank record time held by Kahana-
moku by one fifth of a second, his
time being % rs seconds.
However, Duke still holds the so
yards championship in open water,
his time in that event being %: flat.
1t is nc doubt probable that confusion
in these two separate ,nts is the
cause of the controversy.
~Kahanamoku, it may be added that
a recent meet held on Maui he
lowered his own record in the so
yard bath swim but the new time be-
ing made in the course of a relay
event could not be credited officially.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
Athletic Committee
Outlines Program for
Maui Annual Field Day

Drawing up of a program for the
Annual Track and Field meet to be
held on Maui Field Day, May 9th, was
completed at a meeting held in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday
afternoon.
Chairman of the committee c. A..
Puck has worked out a program of
events which will include practically
every branch of sport that can be
brought out in a meet of such nature.
Novel events are being introduced
which should add greatly to the in
terest that will be displayed among
both competitors and spectators.
In the junior events baseball throws
for distance and accuracy will be an
innovation as will also be the hop,
step, and jump Javelin throwing
will also be a feature of the meet that
heretofore has been of little promin-
ence in Maui's sport events.
In order that the prospective en-
trants in the events to be staged may
have ample time to prepare for them
the program has been drawn by the
committee thus early.
Junior Events
so yard dash; 100 yard dash; $50
yard relay Is entrants, each to run
10 yards) 440 yard run (only one
entrant from each school or ~organiza-
ton permitted) Running broad jump
Baseball throw for accuracy; Base
ball throw for distance; Hop, step,
and jump ace
intermediate Events
100 yard dash; 440 yard run; 220
run; 100 yard low hurdles; $50 yard
relay; Pole vaulting; Running broad
jump; High jump; Standing broad
jump s pound shot put.
Senior Events
100 yard dash; 440 yard run; 220
yard dash; $50 yard run: | mile run
1870 high hurdles; 22O yard low
hurdles; $50 yard relay race; Pole
vault; Running broad jump; High
jump; Standing broad jump; Shot
put; Javelin throw.
Only two entrants may enter n
one event from any school or organi-
cation. Nc entrant will be allowed
TO enter more than three track events
and two field events or three field
events and two track events as the
committee feels that in that way only
can fairness be shown the great num-
Der of entrants that cit is expected
will compete.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
Enlarged Athletic
Committee Has Long
And Busy Session

Two handsome silver cups were
presented to the winners, sending of
a basketball team to Honolulu to
compete for the Inter-Island cham
pionship sanctioned and topics that
included track athletics, field sports,
baseball, basketball, tennis, golf posi-
bilities, a dance and a wild west show
discussed at a meeting of the Athletic
Committee last night. The committee
has been enlarged to Is members and
last night w. A. Baldwin, e. r. Del
merit, William Kan and A. p. Low at
tended their first meeting. The two
last named were the most recent ap-
pointees, the one to represent the
Japanese and Japanese-Americans of
Maui and the other to represent the
Chinese-Americans. Captain Hinton
of the National Guard was present
by invitation to receive an offer of
full cooperation when he is ready for
it for the promotion of athletics and
sports in his guard company.
Cups Presented
Chairman Garcia presented Mana
ger Cambria of the Puunene baseball
team with the Island championship
trophy offered by the Honolulu Sport
ing Goods Co. and to Bill Bal the
silver cup for the leadership in home
run hitting last season. He prefaced
the presentation with brief and suit
able talks, %laudatory of the work done
by the recipients. The cups for bat
ting average and stolen bases had al
ready been presented to Joe Silva be-
fore he left to play baseball with the
Los Angeles team.
Trip to Honolulu
Either the Alumni Alerts or the
Maui High School basketball team
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
WEST MAUI LEAGUE

Lahainaluna and Kamehameha III
each moved up a notch in the per-
centage columns as a result of Fri
day nights games in the Lahaina Ar
mory. Actual score are not available
but the reports say that in the first
game of the evening the Kamehame-
ha quintet defeated the National
Guardsmen by a fair margin. The
second contest, so the report goes was
a veritable slaughter by the Lahaina-
luna five of the Town Team. Through
out the entire game the Town Team
did not score a field goal but saved
themselves from a whitewashing by
converting five free throws into goal.
The team standings may be some
what changed if a decision that is
soon to be rendered i've a protest
that was entered some time ago up
holds the protest and will in all prob
ability cause a few post season games.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
TO FRIDAYS
QUERIES

Holke, of Boston, had the best record
of any first baseman in the Nation
al League last year, making only
four errors in 1861 chances.
1t costs $4,000 to challenge for the
billiard title.
j. F.. Donghue holds the majority of
the endurance skating records.
Single G. has won more than $65, 900
during his racing career
Tecarr, whom the Yankees bought
from Jersey City, won twenty and
lost twenty games last S
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21

will go to Honolulu to compete for
the championship if the Central Maui
League sanctions the idea and appro-
PIRATES SIS from the league funds. 1t
is expected the share of receipts Of
fered will meet expenses and the SIS
is largely a precautionary require
ment. If the Alerts win the Friday
night game they will make the trip.
If Maui High wins there will be a
three game series to determine which
of the two shall go.
A proposal for a scholastic series
between Honolulu Military Academy,
Hilo High and Maui High to be play
ed here was suggested in a letter and
a counter proposal of substituting La
hainaluna for Hilo High considered
but action postponed for the time be-
ing.
Long Athletic Program
Track and Field Day meeting plans
were reported in detail. There are to
be 35 events and it is necessary to
limit entries in the Junior and Inter
mediate divisions to two from any one
organization in any event. May 6 is
the date of the meet.
Formation of a Junior baseball lea
que was reported and Chairman Pas
schoal of the baseball committee said
it is planned to start the major sea
son in May.
1t was reported that a new location
for a golf links, on the sand hills
above the power house had been
found where a course of any length
could be laid out and that about 40
persons had signified they would be
interested in the forming of a golf
club.
Wild West Show
For the handling of the Wild West
Show, probably in April, a commit
tee composed of c. S. Childs, M. G.
Paschoal and ]. H. Gray was named.
The entertainment committee re-
ported that it contemplates holding an
April Fools Dance"
Tennis matters were discussed in
general with no definite proposals at
this time.
An invitation to send athletes to
the lnter-Island Championships in
Honolulu was received but no action
taken as the meet comes before the
All-Maui track and field meet.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
Basketball
CENTRAL MAUI LEAGUE

Maui High School 81, Saints 8; Al
erts 43, Puunene Is.
Hi School is still in the running for
the central league championsh and
established the fact before Il full
house of fans Friday night by wallop-
ing the Saints 31-9. The East Maui
quintet is scheduled to play the Ka-
hului five tonight and should they win
the contest will have =: standing of
Eine games won and one game lost.
Friday night they will for the second
time meet the Alerts in the crucial
struggle and should they live up to the
expectations of their followers and
supporters and defeat the Alumni or
ganiZation will be tied for first post
ton with a percentage of 900.
In the event hat such should Lap
pen it is quite probable that an eX-
ira game will have to be played after
the close of the league to decide the
championship for it is not thought
FL obable that either team will be de-
feated by their other remaining OPP
ponents.
Though the result of Fridays game
was at no time in doubt ii was n
of the most spirited contests witness
ed here during the season At all
times the Saints tried desperately for
the rally that would overcome the
large lead taken by the High School
in the early moments of the game.
The Saints team work was a feature
of the game but Sanders and Deben-
haan, the two brilliant basket getters
of the team were not up to their usual
form and failed in the majority of
their attempts to net the ball. AS the
result Of the Saints defeat the Wacs
are practically assured of third place
in the league when the season draws
to a close.
Alerts Win Tenth
The score of 43-15 does not indi-
cate the struggle that was the feat
ure of Friday nights play. Puunene
as usual was beaten by an over
whelming score but credit is due the
H. C. G. S'ville five for the really re-
markable contest they gave to the
league leaders throughout the entire
game. One of the best games play
ed against the indicated Alumni the
large crowd OF spectators were kept
at a zenith of excitement and cheer
after cheer brought confidence to the
Puunene team hat fought an uphill
battle so brilliantly.
Tonights Games
The first game to be played tonight
Kahului VS. Maui Hi will in all prob
ability register another victory for
the East Maui team. A close contest
will no doubt be seen however, in the
second game when Puunene and the
Sports will meet. In the coming game
it is thought hat it will be the last
chance for Puunene to obtain a vic
DRY before the closing of the league
as the remainder of her opponents
are teams occupying fair positions in
the column of wins and losses.
Cup Race Unchanged
Positions in the cup race for indi-
vidual honors suffered no material
changes due to Fridays games. Each
of the five leading players hold the
same position, Hangai being the only
one to add greatly to his score.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21

Though Rodrigues did not play Fri
day his total of 129 points remains
high. Sanders, his closest competi-
tor had an off night and scored but
3 points. However, the nine points
that he scored were the only ones
secured by the Saints in the contest
with the Maui High School. Shige
Hangai added 10 to his total giving
him a wide margin over Rego for the
third position.
Here's how they stand. Rodrigues
129, Sanders 100, Hangai 107, Rego
SO, Larsen "a.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
STAR PITCHERS offered
ASSOCIATED E

NEW YORK, Feb. '1-Pitchers
Douglas and Barnes, of whom
two world series games for the
New York Nationals last fall have
been placed on the market for the
club Offering the best inducements"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
The Sportfolio

What National League pitcher struck
out the greatest number Of men last
season? (W. II. NJ
Did John L. Sullivan ever fight a man
named Fred Croosley? g. r. j.
Who was the first Pennsylvania foot
ball player ever named on Camps
All-American football team? (H. c..
c.
In playing basketball when is the ball
ruled to be "out of bounds? E. #.
M
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
Alumni Scores Decisive Win
Opening Midget League

The Midget basketball season open
ed on Friday afternoon on the local
gym. floor. The Alumni quintet pro-
coded TO follow in the footsteps of the
senior st Anthony aggregation and
walloped the Public schools first team
by the overwhelming score of 50-6.
The st Anthony midgets have a
class of team work that is hard to
beat and encountered no hard Difficult
ties while trimming the School squad.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

Of good luck I fell in with his royal high
ness at the very start And as soon as
he saw the beautiful dog he whispered
70 me, Get me that dog, Puss Junior,
and III do anything you ask Of me-
81 replied, Marry the little white cat,
At which he started and said, What! A
cat?"
"Then I whispered, She is really a
princess under a SPELL
This seemed to please him, for he
was a daring sort Of fellow and loved
to play with chance. But he said moth
ing further.
ave then went hunting, and by some
mishap the little white cat was thrown
from her horse. And the Prince lifted
her up in his arms and whispered, 4
know not why I love you'll" And presto
she changed into a beautiful maidenI'
The two old maids looked at Puss with
tears in their eyes, and Mary Gray said
to Bessy Bell, eff a prince had only
come to break the spell we have been
under sister !"-Copyright, 1922, David
Cory.
To Be Continued.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
PUss IN BOOTS, JR.
BY DAVID CORY.

~That is a pretty tale" said the two
old maids as Puss Junior finished the
story Of little Two-eyes. "Wiu o not
tell Us another. Sir CO."
Puss Junior wrink.ed his forehead and
thought awhile. Then h. said, 81 will
tell you the story Of the little white cat
who was under a spell. One night, in
the midst Of a terrible thunderstorm, I
came to q splendid castle in a gloomy
forest. But no one answered to my
knock, and while I was debating as TO
how I should enter, a flash Of lightning
showed me a great key hanging by q
chain I opened the lock and found my
self in q great hall.
Drying myself By the fire, I waited.
By and by a little cat entered. dressed
in a black veil s h impIored me- to
break the spell which she was under.
Only By marrying the Kings son would
she regain her human form. And she
had a plan, which was to give him her
dog, the most beautiful dog in all the
world, for his father had promised to
give his kingdom to him who should
fnd the most beautiful dog.
"And the little white cat" laughed
Puss Junior, stroking Lis whiskers and
smiling at the two old maids, felt that
if she gave the youngest son her
beautiful dog and thereby won for him
& kingdom, he would fall in love with
her.
@And many q woman has won a mans
love with less than that" laughed Puss,
cor at least I've been told So"
But the old maids said nothing.
$50 1 promised to bring the kings
youngest son to her" continued Puss.
"and l did Early the next day I went
forth On horseback, and b. the greatest
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
Purple Parrot
Makes Jokes tn
Varsity Paper

CHICAGO, March 31-The windy"
number of Northwestern University's
student magazine, the Purple Parrot, has
made its much-awaited appearance.
It was as advertised. For instance,
here is one Of the jokes.
Fran-have you e date for Saturday
night7
Jan-No, but I an wearing a short
skirt today.
Likewise this one:
'24-See the couple standing over there
by the pi1lar7
'25-Yes, they're doing the elevator
dance.
'24-How's thatf
'25-There are no steps.
Also:
Discovered at last: THE co-eds are
wearing galoshes because the fellows are
so mushy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

Try Grandmother's Old Favor
tie Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when faded, streaked or gray.
Years & the only way to get this mixJ
ture was to make it at home, which IS
mussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by
asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you viii
get a large bottle Of this famous old
recipe, improved by the addition Of other
ingredients, at a small cost,
Don't stay gray! Try It'll No one
can possibly tell that you darkened -FOUR
hair. as it does 1t so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with IL and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a time;
by morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark
glossy and Observation-Disclosures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
YE EDITOR STANDS PAT.

RICHMOND, England, March 81
The editor Of the Richmond and Twtck-
enham has fatty refused the demand of
the local authorities that he reveal the
source OF information published IN con-
nection with a recent meeting OF the
Board OF Guardians.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

Csc Rohe Hgs Ego Pe"ver or Water Glass Kes Eggs Fresh 10 Months Eggs are Fresh and Cheap
NM
Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes and Combinations at Cut Prices
$500 Re Umbmto Italian Olive Oil Quarts 81 "a; Pms7 4f; Half Pmt, 3c
Bed Bugs FsA aR ~hea Files and Plant Lice Killed with H&ss Insect Powder
Hmgss Pills for Indigestion Sick Headache BMOusn@s and Constipation
The Hag cutPree Drug so" are Located In the Center of the Shopping District Of Indianapolis
The Haag Drug Store at 1856 NJ Mndsis only Six Doors North Of nterurban Station
The HagD Drug Stores 7 and So Illinois St are in the t So South of Washington Street
The Hag Drug Store, 1M w Washington Street in TIT Point Room of the Lincoln Hotel
This three other HaagD Drug Stores are located att North Pennsylvania Street. 55 Virginia
Avenue and 1902 Massachusetts, Avenue Indianapolis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

To Be Continued.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-10
Operations Resumed
On Test Eight Miles
North of This City

The Associated Oil Company has
taken over the operations in the test
located on the Cullins farm, in the
center of the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 81, 3s-2e,
and Is now fishing for 1900 feet Of
finch drill pipe which was lost in
the hole when operations were shut
down several months ago by the
Anderson Drilling Company, which
had originally started the test. Rotary
tools are rigged up at the present
time, but when the fishing job is
completed the rig will be standardized
prior to drilling deeper. Present
depth of the hole is 1896 feet.
This test is regarded as one of the
most important drilling in the vicinity
Of Ardmore for it is located eight
miles north Of this city and midway
and slightly south between the towns
Of Berwyn and Springer
Al Turner, member of the local oil
fraternity, has charge of the opera
tions of the Associated Oil Company
and is directing the work on the Cul-
Inns test. Mr.. Turner has had con-
siderable experience in the game, hav-
ing originally come to this section
OF the state to superintend the initial
operations of the Wolverine oil Com.
pany ire the Hewitt field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-10
Agency Issues Report
On Usage Development

Statistics on Usage county develop.
ment during the months OF November
and December, 1921, have been re-
leased by the Usage agency at Paw
huska. The gross production of the
county during November as indicated
by pipe line runs was 2,122, ,094.43 bar
rels, showing an increase of 145,945.57
barrels more than that Of October
Average daily production during No
vember was 1895 barrels while that
for October reached 63,746 barrels.
Competitions during November reached
81 oil wells, eight gassers and 10 dry
holes. Ninety.five wells were drilling
on November 80.
December gross production was O.
152,275.63 barrels, an increase of 30,-
1920 barrels over November; how
ever. the daily average was 1908 bar
rels less than November, there being
81 days in December, compared with
30 in November. December compile.
tions included IL oil wells. five gass-
ers and six dry holes. on December
81 there were PSI drilling wells in the
county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-10
Duncan Operations
Again Very Active

improvement in manner of develop
ment, coupled with encouraging dis
coveries. has re-establshed confidence
of the oil men in the Duncan districts.
states Ed Parsons. Of TT. Worth, one
Of the most active operators and
royalty owners in Stephens county.
who is here for several days on busi'
ness visit. The water troubles which
have worried operators in the Dun
can areas during the past munths. he
asserts. have been reduced to a mini
mum resultant Of cautious drilling,
and Duncan is again assuming the
appearance Of n real oil territory,
with particular reference to the north
field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-10
Simpson Completing Two
Wells North Hewitt Area

Two more tests in the northern por-
ton Of the Hewitt field producing from
thickest sands in the Hewitt area
are due to be completed within the
next few days. They are the p. A.
Simpson No. on the Simpson.Voor-
hees farm in the center of the north
west quarter OF the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section Q.
4s-2w which topped the pay at 22S0
feet and is still in 1t at 1852 feet and
the same operators No. 6 on the same
farm in the center Of the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of
the southeast quarter Of section Q, As
2w which reached the sand at 1881
feet and is still in it at 1851 feet.
Both wells are flowing good produc-
tion, gauge Of which has not yet been
taken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-10
Parsons Love County
Test Has Favorable
Gas Showing 1000 Ft.

Most interesting of the Love county
tests Is that Of Parsons ct al on the
Hahn farm in the southeast Of the
southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section "a, 6s.3w which is
now at total depth Of slightly below
1000 feet in sandy shale with good
showing of gas resultant Of corebar-
reling ahead two feet The test is be-
ing drilled with the rotary tools, and
the hoit is now being reamed down
preparatory TO setting the casing.