Hayes dominates six week amateur tournaments with wins
Hayes wins multiple events including pool and handball. Hoyer takes pool and gold watch fob. Nat Ilort wins handball series, Nat Bart leads five games with 225 points. Final standings show Barnbart and Deenito near top, with J Carvalho last. team plans future handball practice.
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Hoyer
Nat Ilort
Binet War
Mie
Flart
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Blart
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Deenito
K. Mecuirn
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J. Carvalho
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Victoria Bottom in Struggles in August Baseball Tilt
Victoria continued to trail as Seattle defeated them 5 to 2 with Willians allowing five hits and two runs while Baker yielded five hits. Aug 7 saw Portland shutout Victoria 12 to 0 as Burpbun and Grindle powered the Hatters.
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Seattle
Victorias
Tacoma
Victoria
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Thorsen
Foning
Witham
Portland
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Burpbun
Grindle
Vittoria Battery
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Moore
Portlanst
Prime Dethe Sets New Words Record At Portland Game
In a July 20 game against Portland, Prime Dethe of the Los Angeles Comnt League team reportedly set a new words record though his performance showed limited action. The tale ties to earlier record talk and a Chicago Americans link, while another item notes George M. Curtis of Archonan facing U.S. District Court questions over opium smuggling, with further proceedings postponed to October.
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Dethe
Los Angeles
Portland
George M. Curtis
Archonan
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United States District Court
Sport Calendar notes dates for athletic matches
The item requests managers to send pro match dates to the Sporting Editor for the Bulletin. Notable listings include Polo Cavalry at Mohanala on Aug 19 20 and 26, plus baseball games J A C versus B A C at Athletic Park Hawaii versus State, and Cavalry at Mort annum.
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Polo—Kanalys
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Moanaloa
J. A.C. Va
B.A. C
Athletic Park
Hawaii
Polo Oahava
Two vacancies in Harvard nine threaten war roster
The Harvard crew will have two openings for the coming season with graduate losses limited to Captain Cathcart and Lothrop Withington. The No. 1 and No. 2 positions may see W T Cartwright and other contenders like Morgan, A Taylor, and J Miler vying for spots. Withington's seat is harder to fill, needing a heavy, steady man.
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Kreen R
Cath ‘F
Lothrop
Cutler
Withington
Metcall
New London
Morgan
A. Taylor
Chinese Alliance Mes Olds Track Meet
The Chinese Students Alliance team from Teprewata and Coast/Eastern colleges took part in a truck and field meet at Berkeley last Saturday afternoon. Managers could field only twelve players, with many Chinese students flocking to California to compete. Despite limited players, the meet showed good times and success.
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IC Ht
Berkeley
Cal
Conmt
Ila Uethet
California
Chinese Students’ Alliance
Teprewata
Eastern Colleges
Horkeley
Mmeet
Rugby gains ground among Western colleges and academies
Western state colleges and universities plan rugby seasons starting next month as many adopt rugby over American football. Anderson's Academy of Oakland leads by adopting rugby, with A I L and Palasnan set to face Mbhooks in junior series. A mononton incident delays results on Sunday. May 6 Sutton tops Dorothy Kershaw in Tacoma tennis debut.
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Anderson
Academy of
Oakland
Asis
Tun Bern
Min
Sutton
Minn
Dorothy Kershaw
Caily
Tacoma Courts
Nirvete
Oahu Junior League Baseball News Roundup
In the Oahu Junior League, teams battle each Sunday as the PAC, Sturn, and leaders contend for top honors. Barney Joy may miss Bundey in the key series while Madocks and Rankin lead efforts, with Dreier returning to Hawaii for the Hawaii team as play resumes.
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Palamas
Oahu
Barney Joy
Bundey
PAC
Barney
Rankin
PA. C
Sturn
Wintosh May Bring Johnson To Honolulu Exhibition Plan
The article discusses Jack Johnson potential exhibition tours in the Pacific region, noting Hugh McIntown’s talks with Johnson for events in Honolulu during autumn. Johnson previously visited Australia with McIntosh, and may test Wells in England next month though boxing interests there are cautious. Bets favor Johnson, with details on possible engagement in Britain and sparring with Monte Cutter.
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Honolulu
Hugh McIntown
John
Wells
England
Johnson
Jill Auntentia
Jack John
Kng
Becauce
Kral
Monte Cutter
Track Meet Comes Next in Island Track History
The aquatic meet under the Hawaiian AAU branch produced a strong showing with two new island records and near mainland marks. Duke Kahanamoku gains world attention for sprint work, while Fernandes and Rice are highlighted as contenders for future island and mainland records. The AAU dates and Hawaii participation remain undecided, with October appearing as a possible window. Oahu College may or may not join, affecting who competes.
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Wong Late
Duke
Honolulu
Hawaii
Waikiki
Hone
bin Rice
Rice
Fernandes
Lihue
Kanai
Tin Sie
AAU
Oahu College
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