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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1907
Page
8
Editional Sporting News reports captains Dillinghy and Baldwin set Tuesday start time at 3 o'clock for polo matches. Wet field last Saturday delayed play. three dry days should restore field conditions for a large crowd anticipated to attend. Expect stiff competition on opening day.
Col Bogey impressed at Moanalua taking an early lead by rallying past JD Gaines who carded a 7 handicap as the closest challenger. HH Walker trailed close behind, two and four down respectively as handicaps and final scores were listed.
Matches on Beretanial Club courts include McKeever against Krumbhaur and Dillingham against Cooke at 4 pm with later bouts Derby versus Lowrey and Willittyon versus Grev. The Kamanuiwas beat Chinese Alphas 15-8 while a baseball like box score lists players, runs, base hits, and pitching notes from an unclear event.
Harold Dillingham defeated L. A. Baldwin 8 0 64 in a tennis match that followed a polo postponement. Baldwin pushed Dillingham to the limit, but the winner maintained control throughout the contest.
In a cricket match at Honolulu C C Restorer and Officers lose a rough tally to Broadfoot who secures key wickets. Broadfoot claims multiple top orders while Prag…nel and Morse contribute with bowling as Broadfoot’s team chase 135 for nine. Notable scores include Robb and Piddes for Restorer and Officers, with Jordan and Maclean among others.
One of the largest crowds in Aala Park history gathered for the Kalananaole Baseball League opening. Jack Atkinson pitched the first ball amid ovation, President Vierra hit a short over, and the Kaalas defeated the Twitight in a lively, rule-rich opener with forty two scoring instances.
Notice announces Buckeye Club meeting postponed until further motion. In Hawaii, Hart & Company Limited Trust bankruptcy proceedings call for final creditors meeting August 29, 1907, at 3 P M in Judd Building Honolulu to review Bishop Trust Company Limited final report and possible discharge. Clerk Frank L. Hatch notes August 12, 1907 filing and court appearance September 3, 1907 at 10 o clock.
Eighteen delegates from Hawaii are selected to compete at Camp Perry Ohio, led by Col Samuel Johnson and Capt Charles M C Neely. Major Riley reports the merit order with names including Gustave W Neely James Pratt and Joe Ferreira. Remaining candidates await official scores and reporting details.
National Guard members meet at the WHI shed for a general gathering to select Hawaii’s squad for Camp Perry Ohio. The unit features a largely enlisted roster with nearly every company represented, marking a shift from the previous trip when all members were officers.
The License Commission's meeting is set for the afternoon with two major issues. Fred Kiley seeks a rehearing for the Favorite Grotto license, closed after denial, with Kiley in the mainland aided by counsel. Moore of the Palace restaurant faces a potential license loss for Sunday selling, while Dick Davis recovers from pneumonia at Malulani Hospital in Wailuku.
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