Fighters and umpires in trouble at ball grounds
The piece defends Eddie Fernandez for attacking a heckler at Ala Park, arguing players and umpires deserve protection from personal attacks. It cites past incidents, calls for league action to curb taunts, and notes popular rooting can be acceptable when aimed at supporting the game.
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Eddie Fernandez
Ala Park
Henry Viewa
Ferrandez
Sin
Hampton
Fernandes
Thad
Fernandez
Vierra
Anza Park
Stindas
Isenberg
Mathewson
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
Roth and Cooke Defeat Castle and Cooke in Doubles Tennis
The match featured brothers C Cooke and Rich ard facing Al Castle and St Cooke with Roth and Cooke prevailing 6-2 6-1 7-0. The contest showed the champions steady play and the challengers’ late lobbing comeback, ending in a dramatic final set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing al Castle
St. Cooke
Roth
Cooke
C. Cooke
Brother Richard
Brother
Castle
Wild West Show Proposed at Baseball Grounds
Low asks trustees to allow use of the League grounds for a Wild West show. The move is seen as likely to be approved if it does not disrupt baseball games and cause damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Baseball League
Former champs win at teas by Hoth and Choke
The former champions, W. Hoth and Choke, again lead the Mas colin alanihi team in a late afternoon match at the Paoite Toutiy courte. Local play featured strong efforts as the squad secured a decisive result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hoth
Choke
He Tistent Tonnie
Mascolin Alanihi
Thies Wean
Haedon
yeRteriay Afeernoon
Bray sets new bowling mark at Hotel Baths alleys
Bray rolled a high score of 279 at Honolulu Hotel Baths alleys to top ten pin records, beating his previous best. His trio games averaged 245, 212, and 279, with a 10 strike run and a spare in frame two, helping the Lihue bowlers set a local record amid cheers from the home crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Bray
Honolulu
Ind
Desha Family Proposed Lineup to Beat Mike Fisher’s Team
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin Sporting Editor letter from Aug 19 1907 praises the Desha family baseball talent. The writer proposes a Desha lineup led by Stephen Sr catching and Geo Desha in left, boasting past Punahou and Desha batting strength and challenging Mike Fisher's Sons of the Golden West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hilo
Evening Bulletin
Honolulu
Mike Fisher
Sons of the Golden West
Stephen Esha
David Desha
Ed, Desha
Jack Desha
Bill Desha
Alex Desha
Geo. Desha
Feild
Geo. Desha Dr
Stephen Desha
Bulletin
Punahou
Desha
Punahous
Ally Hawaii Team Considered For Picked Opponent Game
Trustees of the baseball league pondered a proposal to have Ally Hawaii face the selected visiting team. The plan aims to showcase the Farlow players and generate public interest and proceeds for the committee, though details remain unsettled and favorable views vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Baseball League
Farlow
Jaye
Dean
Dan Malar
Money and teams vie for public support ad appeal
A fragment notes teams seek funds by promoting a draw aimed at the public. The speaker asserts the public would prefer a Langue representative team to perform now, suggesting a crowd drawing emphasis over other options. The item reads like a promotional note on fundraising through sports performance.
Umpire Sheridan ejects Chicago player after third strike dissent
The Chicago Athletic Association game saw umpire Jack Sheridan eject right fielder Hahn after he kicked at a third strike and hurled his bat while muttering "You're rotten." Sheridan then cleared the bench, stopping play to remove those not in uniform, enforcing rule book conduct as Philadelphia Press notes. Hazel and Alice chatter about a pitcher, showing playful cross-talk in the telegraph wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sheridan
Chicago Athletic
Hahn
Sheridan
Philadelphia Press
Vessel details reveal a 31 foot waterline sailboat sale
The craft lists a 31 foot overall length with a 28 foot waterline and 4 foot 6 inch draft. Copper bottom, outside lead, re-timbered in 1908 and re-decked, sails updated in 1904, and new running gear. Built by Stone of San Francisco with sails by Hopkins of New York. Elegant interior, owner leaves for coast. Prive price noted at $1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
San Francisco
Hopkins
New York
Privo
Daily Meat Variety Call In Inquiry
A brief note invites readers to phone daily to learn the restaurant or butcher shop's current meat varieties for that day signifying the chosen meat and ongoing options.
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Honolulu Symphony Society
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Manoa Home
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Aving
Alakea Street
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Union
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