Polo Day Draws Businesses and Local Teams
Great polo today foresees a vivid scene with Oahu in blue and white facing Maul in orange and black. Local firms close by 1 pm and a procession of autos and carts heads to the polo field at Moanalua. Polo field condition is reported good with short grass aiding Oahu. McKeever continues his tennis winning streak with a straight set victory over Cooke 7-5 6-1. Rulted results list Grey over Williamson before Lowrey defeats Grey, with further doubles and mixed entries expanding the tennis agenda across sixteen teams and many players.
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Moanalua
Oahu
Oahu Tenn
Alexander & Baldwin
Lewers & Cooke
Smith & Lewis, Sachs, Whitney & Marsh
McInerny’s Shoe Store
Manufacturer's Shoe Co
von Hanne Young Co
Jordan & Co
Bhters & Co
Behuman Carriage Co
Dilingham & Co
Peacock & Co
Tae M'Keever
A.M. McKeever
Twa
R. A.J. Cooke
Grey
Allen Lowrey
Lowrey
Thure
McKeever
Roth
Rawail
E. Greenfield
A. M. McKeever
B. Kennedy
Scott
Waterhouse
M. Kekahio
C. G. Rockus
Humphrey
H. iDerby
A. Baldwin
C. C . Krumbhaar
H.W. Rice
J. Water
House
D. W. Anderson
Horner
Peruna touted as cure for chronic catarrh in ad
An advertisement features testimonials from R. Raul Pilon of Quebec praising Peruna for curing chronic nasal throat catarrh after four months. It warns neglect leads to chronic disease and urges early treatment with Peruna, plus free medical advice from Dr Hartman and a booklet on Chronic Catarrh. Honolulu wholesalers listed for retail supply.
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R. Raoul Pilon
Rue Notre Dame
Laching
P.Q
Can
Hartman
Honolulu
Mawati
Benson, Smith & Co
Honolulu Drug Co
Hobron Drug Co
Joohing Barney Turney Joy Slang Laughs in Honolulu
The scene centers on Barney Turney Joy learning a slang term from Bill Devereaux on the coaching line. Joy asks who Jerry is after Deveraux mentions him, then a fan cheers for Oakland’s next mayor in the ninth inning. Red Bill complains about the noise and a Jersey bull remark.
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Turney
Joy
Honolulu
Bill Devereaux
Big Barney
Jerry
Barney
Bill
Devereaux
Bil Devereaux
Oakland
Red
Local sports notes and upcoming matches in Hawaii
Harney Jelffs praised in sports circles with major league offers possible if his form continues. Rat W Warren, a top tennis player, sailed on the Alameda. RR Wallace Cooper plans Stanford instead of Harvard. Oahu bowlers vs Kauai bowlers start series tomorrow night with ten per side. Moving pictures return to Hotel Baths Saturday night. Sam Chillingworth departs from the rifle team. Mique Fisher returns to the Coast. Kray fires 255 at Hotel Baths alleys last Saturday. Dick Young wins duck pin and five-back. Bray takes ten-pin prize. Pat Gleason poised as captain for All Hawaii baseball. Sam Mahuka eyed for All Hawaii team. Tennis attracts attention. Will Wille Roth to defend title. White Rock entries for Haleiwa match slow. Weekly gun club shoot to be at Kakwako traps tonight.
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Rat W. Warren
Alameda
RR Wallace Cooper
Stanford
Harvard
Diamond Heads
Sam Chillingworth
Wateh
Mique” Fisher
Hampton
Evers
Bae W. M. Kray
Uun Dick Young
Bray
Pat Gleason
Wille Roth
White Rock
Haleiwa
Kakwako Traps
Weller Weights for 1907 Title Fight Agreement
Joe Thomas and Young Ketchel sign to box forty five rounds for promoter J A W Coffroth in San Francisco on September 2, 1907. Gate deal promises 75 percent to winner and 25 percent to Coffroth, weigh in at Willis Hotel four hours before bell.
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Joe Thomas
Young Ketchel
San Francisco
J. AW. Coffroth
Thomas
Ketchel
Willis
Powe
Boxers Ketchel andThomas Agree to Strict Contests
Thomas and Ketchel reach terms for a match at 150 pounds with Marquis of Queensberry rules. Both agree to prefight time, ring entry, and a $1000 deposit to W. W. Naughton of the Examiner by August 1907. Aides like Dr. Plymive to conduct exams, and a referee Bitty Roche named. Additional notes reference bets and other boxing headlines.
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Coffroth
Thomas
Ketehel
Wtraight
Marquis of
Queensberry
Ketchel
Bitty Roche
W. W. Naughton
Ketetol
Plymive
J. B. O'Connor
Young Ketchel
Jor Thomas
I. W. Coffrota
Burns and Johnson in bid for world title bout in California
Promoter Coffroth wired from San Francisco offering a 25100 purse to pit Jack Johnson against Tommy Burns in a 45 round world championship bout at the Cotlto Club in California this September. Burns accepted the offer after learning Johnson was inclined to jump at the chance. Burns remains in San Francisco as talks continue. In Utah Ogden, Glenwood bleacher track saw two records fall. A J Clark of Australia set a 1 mile mark of 1 4 8 2 5, surpassing Floyd McFarland. Walter Demara improved the quarter mile amateur record to 29 2 5, with a final 1428 2 5. A German Milwaukee baseball team features Doyle, McCormick, McCann, McChesney, Dougherty and Connors.
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New York
Charley Haig
Jimmy Cofroth
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Coffroth
Johnson
Bshens
Jeffries
Coltlta Club
California
Burns
Ogden
Utah
Glenwood Blevele
Tver Lawson
Salt Lake
Milwaukee
Doyle
McCormick
McCann, McChesney
Dougherty
Connors
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E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Fort and King Streets
Jim Quinn
TFL
Golden Gate Flour
Grocer
H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd
Distributors
Tex
Derby
THE
National Cash Register
the Waterhouse Company
Judd Building
Mr. Piion
AL Cs
Harney Jelffs
Sun Oahu
Kauai
Sam Mahuka
Sion
WashGoods
Whitney & Marsh
Gans
John C. Patrick
Goldfeld
Mexandria
Menisie
Patrick
G. C. Weeden
J. A. Macmillan
John Day
Richard Croker
Ngland
W. Hall Walker
Weinberg Bros
Accountant
Peter Pan
Dr. Gardner
Nealon
Montgomery
Fly Flap
Flint Hill
GANG
Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Boosters
Jimmy Burns
McCarey
Jimmy
L. B. Kerr & Co.,ltd, Alakea Si
Morgan
Lunalilo Heights
Parker
Hay
Jas. F. Morgan
Nuuanu Valley
Stone's Throw
F. Morgan
Chambers Drug CO
Fort
King Sts
Beretania
Alakea and
Union
Beretania St
C. Nishikawa
King Street
Liliha