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WANT AD SERVICE CALL 231 1 THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1940. EIGHT A A Webb, Start Bears To OCC Women Golf Schedule Is Set (Kid xn clang 1 National GolfTitlist With Trophy ins -Against (Here is another of a series of articles on Mainland sports by Red McQueen, sports editor, who Is on a tour of the Mainland.) r-TTvmvnVATT fRv ClirTMr ATaill A aari note was iniect- Tournaments Are Listed For Next 12-Month Period loach Doyle Nave veals Lineup for Fri- day Night's Game x-s-fc icd into the World Series the dawn following big, burly, Buck Newsom's decisive, 7-2, victory for the Detroit Tigers over the iniA 1. 11 1 FIRST PLAY TUESDAY Outstanding Elevens Are Listed Pennsylvania Included Among Best in East; Stanford, WSC Are Rated High DRILL ON DEFENSE Mainland Gridders Early Handicap Cup Competi i avontes to Beat Collegians 7' tion to Get Under Way Oct. 22 Tournament schedule for wom By ANDREW MITSUKADO Returning yesterday morning en golfers of the Oahu Country club for the next twelve months from Maui where they whipped the Healanis 20-0 in a regular was announced yesterday.

The first tournament, tinder the new calendar will be the Handi senior conference game held Sun- day in conjunction with the an-. nual county fair, the Polar Bears; lost no time in making tions for Friday night's game wilx 'J cap Cup tourney to be held next Tuesday, Oct. 22. Match play -will be played on a. basis of three-quarters difference in handicap.

the University of Hawau, Coach Doyle Nave had his cohorts schedule ioiiows 1940 Tues. Oct. 22 Start of Handi of former college stars and local-boys out for a light workout at Kapiolani field. Cincinnati Keda in the opening game ot me naseoaa aeruy. Henry Q.

B. Newsom, 68, retired Hartsville, S. farmer, died here from a heart attack after witnessing his son's stellar triumph. It was the second time that he had ever seen his Buck in a major league performance. He had been troubled with a heart ailment for several months.

Doctors said that his. death was not due to the excitement of the series and particularly his son's pitching victory. It could easily have occurred anywhere. When the sad news began to circulate in the elaborate Netherlands Plaza hotel here, headquarters for newsmen following the game, there was a disposition to discount it as another false alarm. Yesterday during the series opener, a report that the venerable Connie Mack, in Cincinnati for the series but not quite up to attending the first game, had passed on, sent newsmen scurrying to phones.

It proved false and Mister Mack, with all the bounce of a college athlete, put in an appearance for the second game. Newsom was not in uniform, naturally, for the second game, but announced that he would finish out the series; that it would be his dad's wish. Wide publicity was given to his father's tragic death. Newsmen particularly commended a masterpiece by Henry McLemore, which, incidentally, was written in my room. It follows: NEAR-PERFECT DEATH Ol Man Newsom's dead.

They held a little service for him in Cincinnati Thursday, and now his body's on the way to South Carolina, there to join the dust he had known and loved since he kicked it up, barefooted, as a kid. The boys who handle such things for the papers told how sad the service was, there in the little undertaking chapel, with only his family and a few friends to hear the good words said. They told of tears and sobs and hurt I'm wondering: if Ol Man Newsom didn't come mighty close to leaving" this earth In the perfect way. There can't be any denying that he left it happy. Only a few hours before only the tiniest part of a second before, as time is -reckoned where he Is zone he had seen 4his boy, his Buck his Bobo, stand out before 30.000 cheering- persons and pitch his team to a World Series victory.

And Rnhn hart bppn a laree rtart of his life for a lonff time Bobo. cap Tournament. (No qualifying By HARRY FERGUSON (United Fm Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Oct. 14- The early list of standout football teams must include Pennsylvania, Boston College, Cornell and Fordham in the East. In the Midwest Notre Dame, Minnesota, Michigan and Northwestern have looked best so far.

Texas Texas and Rice are the early choices in the Southwest, while in the South Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama are standouts. In the Far West USC, Stanford, Oregon State and Washington State, have a good start. This week's best games look like Alabama and Tennessee, and Stanford vs. Washington State. round.

Byes are drawn if needed. Most of the afternoon was Match pilay. difference in han perfecting a defense for the Rainbows offense. According to Nave, the Bears will continue to, concentrate on defense today. iJr 2 ril If IV AC- -i -i ArturoGodoy dicaps allowed.

Matcnes xo De completed by Saturday, 26). Thurs. Nov. 7 Monthly Medal. Turkey, Tournament.

Sun. Nov. 17 Husband and wife, four ball Tournament. (Full combined handicaps allowed). Thurs.

Dec. 5 Monthly Medal, and qualifying round for Club Championship. No handicaps, no byes. (Entrants over 8 or 16, play off with difference in handicaps allowed. For this group byes may be drawn).

Sun. Dec. 15, Mixed 2-ball foursome. Alternate drives, half combined handicaps allowed. 1941 Thurs.

Jan. 9 Tombstone Tournament for the Monsarrat Cup. Thurs. Feb. 6 Monthly Medal and start of Ringer Tournament.

Sat. Mar. 1 Medal play for Besse Jones King Trophy. Full handicap. Thurs.

Apr. 3 Match Play against Par. Offered Bout South American Heavy- the swaggering, blustery, happy-go-lucky, big-of-frame fellow who weight Sought For Denver Match NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (UP) Arturo Godoy. Chilean heavy weight, tonight was offered $5,000 Fri.

Apr. 25 or Sat. Apr. 26 to fight ten rounds with wrestler Jack Conley at Denver, Nov. 14 Godoy's manager.

Al Weill wired Denver promoters that he would accept the match for kept making the headlines and whose name Kept coming over xne radio. When Ol' Man Newsom left Hartsville, down there in South Carolina, a few days ago, to watch Bobo pitch for Dee-troit (that's what they call Detroit in Hartsville), he knew he wasn't coming back. When he got his grip all packed and called that station for the tenth time to see if the train was a-coming through on time, he spent an hour or two calling his friends. He called on 'em to say goodby. Up and down the little streets he walked, knocking on doors, ringing bells, and calling from the sidewalk to old pals rocking on the porch or lazy ins in the swing.

"Goodby," Ol Man Newsom said. "I'm going to Dee-troit to see Buck pitch." The friends all asked what was the meaning of the goodby. Shucks, Dee-troit was gonna win in four straight and Ol' Man Newsom would be back night before the week was out. But the goodby was said all the same. $6,000.

"We wouldn't consider tha kind of money except for Ihe fact that the Denver fight would be part of a western exhibition Medal play for Coke trophy. Full handicap. May 8 Stableford Tournament. 3 points for birdie, 2 points for par, 1 point for 1 over par, Plus 3A 1 ndicap. Thurs.

May 22- dal 1 a flight players only for Nadir Center Bodge trophy. Thurs. June 5 Tombstone Tournament. Thurs. July 10 Monthly Medal, Full- handicap.

(Subtract worst hole). Sun. July 132 ball mivAri Offense Is Clicking The game Sunday with the Healanis convinced Nave that hisv offense has begun to click and thatv as the boys become more familiaii with his system, they will execute the various plays with greater effectiveness. Reports from Maui are that the Bears uncovered several new plays, both on the ground and overhead. They played spectacular football behind the brilliant running of Babe Webb, former Ne'w" Mexico Aggie star, who ranbacka' punt 55 yards for touchdown in the first period and the fine passin-of Jud Atchison who accounted' for two touchdown heaves.

Several of the boys showed the effects of Sunday's game. The came up with bruises but they should be in perfect shape by Fri day. Bears Made Favorites 3 As the result of their fine ing on Maui, the Bears have ready been established favorites tor win over the Rainbows by the self- -styled experts. Nave last night announced his--starting lineup. Because of the fine game Bill Sing played on Maui, the Bear head coach announced that the former Iolani star start at fullback.

Kacznarowski will be inserted at quarterback and Alex Kahapea will hold down the right half berth. vi: Babe Webb, elusive and fast, will be stationed at the important tailback position. Jud Atchison will alternate with -Webb at left halfback. Line Combination On the line, Glen Galvin will' be posted at left end, Kaiser Joyt left tackle, Sam Shibuya left guard, Sam Kapu center, Lopez right guard, Walt right tackle, and Paul Snow right end. Coach Luke Gill sent the versity of Hawaii gridders through, a stiff workout yesterday afters noon.

The Rainbows drilled on offense and defense. There is na change in the lineup as Sunday by GilL But for a few erans who are on the injured 1- the collegians are in good shape and raring to go. Staff Cagers tour," Weill said. "We already Presenting Betty Jameson who recently triumphed in the National Women's golf championship tournament, defeating: Jane Cothran 6 and 5 in a 36-hole finals. The tournament was held at the' tricky Pebble Beach course.

(International News Photo.) have offers from Omaha, Roch ester, Duluth and other cities We are making this tour while waiting for a match with Billy PREPSTERS MAY PLAY 2 Conn or Max Baer. Buck's dad knew his heart' was bad, mighty bad, and that at 68, with a weak heart, you can't afford to take a long trip without saying Pines Trim GascoFive foursome for Holland cup. Alternate drives, half combined handicaps, (Husbands and wives may SATURDAY NIGHT GAMES UHNetmen goodby. He came on to Cincinnati. He saw his boy, his big boy, stand the Reds on their ears.

He heard the thunder of voices. Yankee voices, too, cheer his Back. uvfc yiay Thurs. Aug. 7 Monthlv Mai Thurs.

Sept. 4 Monthly Medai Triumphant Score 23-17 Transit Shop Efforts Being Made to Switch First Games of Novem ber 2 and 9 Doubleheader to Evening- Decision Expected Shortly He was tired when he got back to his hotel, was Ol Man Newsom. Feeling sort of po'ly. Had the miseries here and there. But he had the strength to hug his boy to tell him how proud he was of him.

Then he went to bed. The Interscholastic( league may play Saturday night football on Around 2:30 in the morning the doctor called Big Buck. Said you'd Defeat Nuuanu 4 to In Class League Struggle xsovemoer ana it was reported yesterday. Efforts are being made to shift the first game of a doubleheader to be held on the afternoon of each of the foregoing dates, scheduled to Triumphs Over Schu- man, 24-17 Honolulu Construction Dray-ing gained the HCBAA Junior Businessmen basketball championship last night by nosing out Mutual Telephones 16-15 at the University gym. With Johnny Kaleiopu furnishing scoring power in the last five ana sian oi winger.

(Ringer to be completed on Oct. 30). Mon. Sept. Tues.

Sept. 9, Wed. Sept. 10 Medal Play for Grace Robertson Hoffman Cup 54 holes. Three consecutive days.

18 holes each day, full handicap- allowed. Thurs. Oct. 22 Monthly Medal. End of Fiscal Hirota Quint Wins, 23-16 The University of Hawaii de start at 1 o'clock in the -afternoon, to 7:45 at night The games involved are Roose feated Nuuanu 4 to 1, bun- day in a class tennis league velt vs.

Punahou and Kamehame- better come over. Your Dad had an attack. When Bock got there his dad was feeling a little better. Said "Lissen son, I'm all right, yon go on back to your room and get some rest." But he hogged Buck again before he let him go. Put his shaky hand in Bock's big hand and as his son went out the door, waved a soft little goodby.

Just before dawn Ol' Man Newsom dies. Easy like. Just drifted out. You just know that he went with music in his ears the sweetest sort of music. The music of 30,000 persons paying tribute to his boy his Buck.

Ol Man Newsom's gonna rest mighty easy in Hartsville. Football Scores match. ha vs. McKmley. It is claimed that the games, if minutes, Hawaiian Pines broke Honolulu Gas's unbeaten record Matson conquered Palama, 4-1, Rovers beat Mclnerny, 4-1, Alex Sandwich took the measure of Ewa, 5-0, Cadena de Amor a neia as scneauied, would be played during- the hottest period in the afternoon and the heat would not won from the Dignitors 3 to 2, Iolani beat Wahiawa, 5-0, Ha- with a 23-17 victory while Transit Shops walloped Carriage 24-17.

ry Although beaten, the Gascos are conceded a berth in titular only tire the gridders faster than if played later in the afternoon when it is cooler, but that the risk of injuries to the boys would be Beats Kakaako A. C. For waiians nosed out Waipahu 3-2, and Muddy Water Ducks Fresno State 15, West Texas 6. Gonzaga 25, Idaho 0. LSU 0, Rice 23.

-Texas 19, Oklahoma 16. Arkansas 11, Baylor 6. Clemson 39, Wake Forest 0. Pomona 0, U. S.

Marines 47., Denver 14, Colorado State 13." trimmed the Muraoka Brothers greater because of their state of round. They must repulse Transit Schultz Victor In Yacht Race exnausnon. Decision Expected Soon OpenSeasoir 3-2. Results: Alex Sandwich 5. Ewa J.

Young defeated H. Oka 6-1. 6-1. sixth Consecutive 'Victory Closely fought games were played in the Japanese Novice basketball Ipsmis at Shop next week and are expected to take the yellowjackets easily. Three Games Tonight Tonight i three more junior games are slated in Section B.

K. Matsumoto defeated J. Denslow The Staff Athletic league lifted 6-0. 6-1. Jens Schultz won the Police the curtain on their basketball Five Mat Bouts season last night at the Army Iwashita-Kauira defeated Lum-Amano 6-4.

6-2. Reeves-Takezawa defeated Ikeda-Man- A definite decision is expected in a day or two. Meanwhile, the doubleheaders scheduled for Saturday, October 19 and 26 will definitely be held as already announced, in the afternoon. 5 Kamehameha plays Iolani in the first game at 1 o'clock Saturday hao Gym Sunday, completing the Liberty House plays Libby at 6:45 Chief W. A.

Gabrielson trophy in a Kaneohe Yacht club race Sunday. Herb Brundage was second Navy YMCArln.the first game, v-tiv ui ttuuvny. Riders AC with with Kodak Hawau meeting Star-Bulletin at 7:40 and W. A. Ram Are Scheduled Tripler General hospital defeated Department Headquarters Detacef and Columbus Sims third.

Next Sunday, the MP's will en vmemjr balanced squads managed to pull say playing the Trainmen at 8:35. men 55 to 43. In the second game gage in consolation and winners sho 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. Lee-Kurihara defeated Yasui-Tsutsu-mi 6-1. 6-3.

Matson 4, Palama 1 B. Ozaki defeated K. Chun 6-4, 7-5. R. McMichael lost to H.

Young 6-3, 3-6. 6-1. Harvey-Kam defeated Sing-Ho 6-1, 4-6, 6-1. Yawata-Kawamoto defeated Tatsuya-ma-Quon 6-2. 8-10, 6-3.

wuv dueaa oi me Hirai Tailor team 29-21 after a i a 11 Played first half the Military Police took the 9th With the count tied at 15-all and about a minute to go, Leonard races. anu iviciviniey will taKe on Roose velt in the nightcap at 3. Signal 37 to 33 in a game characf terized by excellent play In the mem behind their un October 26, St. Louis will Bruchal fouled Taro Shimamura who converted for what proved to Dame iarrmgton at 1 and Me Kinley meets Punahou at 3. Ten points by Richard Nakaha-ra paced the tailor boys.

Pistol Bulletin Is Now Available be the winning point. final game Armstrong bowed to 74th Ordnance to a score of 2T to 28. Kong-Asahara defeated Yee-Fernan- froze the ball thereafter with Five big bouts are on tap for Wednesday night's wrestling show at the Civic auditorium. Biggest attraction will be Ben Pilar, 180 pound Filipino wrestler, who makes his Hawaiian debut in a special one fall to a finish match against rugged Dynamite Joe Parelli. In the main event Tetsuo fRub- Jim Jeffries To Air Fights James J.

Jeffries, one of the greatest fighters the world has ever known stages a comeback. But instead of facing maulers like Bob Fitzsimmons, Jim Cor-bett andTom Sharkey, he faces the microphone. In a new radio series starting tonight at 8 p.m. from KGU, Jim does a great job for the fight-fans of America in bringing a blow-by-blow description of the thirteen greatest fights in boxing Tiistory, up to and including the Jack Dempsey-Jess Willard go in 1919. Recreated are the thrills and heartaches of the gladiators of the ring.

The fighters themselves, their trainers and families all have a part in this thirteen episode radio show "The Squared Here is a schedule of broad-i casts to be heard on KGU each Tuesday night at 8 p.m., starting tomght: John L. Sullivan vs. Paddy Ryan, John L. Sullivan vs. Jake Kilrain.

Jam rnrhatt Micks Prepare Defense dez 6-1. 6-2. Rovers 4. Mclnerny 1 S. Azama defeated U.

Takai 6-4. 4-6. -YMA by virtue of a strong first half, 20 to 14, was able to manapp to ctQiro rr The next games will be played beautiful passing until the end. In losing the hello boys looked The four teams that will show 6-0. E.

Nagano defeated R. dimming fi. Official summary and bulletin of the fourth annual Hawaii Dou Waipahu rally in the dying moments of the game. The count 4-6, 6-1. October 16, and each Monday and Wednesday thereafter, includm? November 18.

On completion the Staff league competition, a good, for they not only overcame a 10-0 lead made by in the first 10 minutes but went ahead. LlU-Terada defeated Chnne-Fuiimntn ble Ten Pistol tournament held Oct. 5 and 6 under the snonsnrshin was WsJi. Capt. Fumio Anzai's 12 POintS SCOrinEf wncn't aaiuraay worKed out yesterday.

4 At McKinley, Coach Frank Hlu-boky sent his boys through a dummy scrimmage for about half an hour and then ordered a defensive drill to combat the open formation 6-2. 6-3. berman) Higami, Hawaiian junior heavyweight champion, Rovers defaulted to Noeuchi-Fuiimoto defeated Nishida. of the Chinese Gun club are now for the country lads. Kazuma Ta- Henry Young sent the Phones ahead 15-13 but Julian Monsarrat available and comes mav Thompson 6-2.

6-1. representative team will be to carry the Staff colors in the Sector-Navy league, after the first meets Sammy Cohen. Another mcmo, iaaao watabayashi, Sa-toru Ishizaki and Yoshit rm rv. inn deadlocked the count. caaena de Amori 3, Dignitori I cured from Sgt.

David Yap of the (Continued on Page 9) ponce aepartment. were the big noises for the Pa- Japanese, Kaimon Kudo, clashes with Bobby Coleman in the semifinal. (Continued on Page 9) of the year, Mendonca Is Star Mack Mendonca played out waa district lads. Led bv Tamotsn nt-i ity-io standing ball for the victors at Prince Ilaki Ibn Ali Hassan. fine shooting in the clutch, the! guard while Kenneth Kam got six and T.

Shimamura five points. the Persian whirlwind, meets fast-stepping Charley Carr, Dixie champion, in the special nnuia jrs. won irom the Kakaako YMA, 23-16. Three successive baskets bv Curtis Kekoa and Pat Pakele five t4 points each for the losers with Ed to prevent disaster for the Ala- event. Big Boy Clement, rugged Hawaiian villain, meets Yo.ung Shiranuhi.

die Carvalho shining at guard. pai Doys ana to put the skids on the waterfront team thav hot- mm mm After being behind at half time 11-8, the Gascos swept to the fore with two scoring plays. Their tied furiously for more than three quarters of the game. This was Hirota's ixth win in a HOOr.lANAO AUANEI John L. Sullivan, James J.

Cor- 17-15 margin was short-lived as many starts. USS Detroit Team Victor Timmy Lee, Kaleiopu and Fred Reynolds dumped in baskets for a Pine win. In a story-book finish, which saw the Koyu Kai team upset by Tom Takenaka Conn nic "Memories of Tomorrow" A NEW TASTE THRILL FROM PARADISE ISLE! Kaleiopu scored seven. Herbert ucn vs. vname jvutcjieil, Bob Fitzsimmons vs.

James J. James J. Jeffries vs. Bob Fitzsimmons, James J. Jeffries vs.

Tom Sharkey, James J. Jeffries vs. James J. Corbett, Tommy Burns vs. Marvin Hart, Jack Johnson vs.

Tommy Burns, Jack Johnson vs. James J. Jeffries, JeKK Willarf T7c TocnL- 21-20, two brothers emerged as Scharsch and Lee four each while Jerry Punzal and Ah Kong Young ueroes. witn Dut a minute and a half left in the game, Koyu held snone at guard for the Pines. HOOMANAO AUANEI is new and different.

Made from luscious ripe guavas by a Moses Akeo sank six points and The USS Detroit softball team defeated the CCC rs, coached by Eddie Vail, 13 to 4, Sunday. This week the sailors will play the Honolulu Police. Serve HOOMANAO AUANEI in cocktails or as a dinner drink cold. You'll find it excellent to taste, mild yet piquant and a spur to jaded appetites. Try it TODAY! Moses Naauao four.

Big Sam Tai. a xnree point lead. Then with only a half minute left to play, the Toma boys, Yasu and Tommy, came through with th nv. new process, it carries the tang of a truly Eugene Aiwohi and Tonv Paiva awe wvilliauil, Jack Dempsey vs. Jess illard.

tropical flavor unusual and tempting. played brilliantly at guard. essary two baskets, with Tom my coming witn six seconds left in the tram, tfarrv HaraHo ASK FOR GUAVA WINE If your favorite dealer is unable to supply you with Hawaii's finest native wine, ask him to call us and we will immediately place a stock on his shelves. IN N- with nine points was this game's high pointer. Chun Hoon Golf Tourney Slated The annual Chun Hoon tourna Alaska Stages First Grid Tilt REASONABLY PRICED CIVIC AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 8 P.M.

FIVE-BOUT CARD TETSUO (Rubberman) HIGAMI vs. SAMMY COHEN Hawaiian Champion DYNAMITE JOE PARELLI vs BEN PILAR ThP Maa Roman Sensational Filipino KIMON HIIJO COLEMAN FKINC IAKI CARR YOOCi SH1RAMH1 BOY CLEMENT For Reservation call SO0S. Rr.erTed Kinlde S1.10, Ladies 60c general AdmlsMon S5c. ment for the ladies of the Schofield Harborites Will 1 Fprm Cage Team All Pearl TTarhnr Pivillan' em A TRULY Alcohol Barracks senior golf club will get underway at the Inland Post today. Other rounds will be played on October 17, 22 and 24.

The tournament consists of 72 holes of medal play with full handips allowed. A record entry list has been Dosted ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. 14 (UP) The Elmendorff army air base laborers on Sunday defeated an army team, 7 to 0. in western Alaska's first football game. Lines laid out on the snow with red paint melted the entire HAWAIIAN PRODUCT 18 -20 by Volume ployees who are interested in forming a basketball team should report to the Kawaihao gymnasium this afternoon at 5 o'clock, Bert Lough-miller announced yesterday.

r.J o. as for the annual tourney. field turned a delicate cerise..