Two Kinds of Football Seen in Town Match
A disrupted report describes a town football event mixing soccer and American football elements. It contrasts the Maryland forward line with a local team and mentions Intercounty and regional associations while noting upcoming games and expected attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptt
Maryland
Hawallot
Tonia
Matis
God the Sailor
Eam
RAO
Mary Lind
Jeannie
Race for clog wearers in Kala Kat avenue meet
A novelty race for clog wearers headlines the Kala Kat event with spectators promised a unique spectacle. Among late entries are William Ward from Colorado and marathoner Jimmie Pitagerett aiming for the veterans division, as organizers plan a meeting at Young Hotel this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat Avenue
Woulward
Euler Colorada
Jimmie Pitagerett
Young Hotel
Calfskin Heroes and Odd Football Factories
A fragment discusses calfskin balls and the materials used in footballs, mentioning pinekin and white favorites and a factory setting with rubber and felt. It hints at buoyancy impacts and mentions an unnamed source or person asking about the talk and tying skills.
Seamen's Institute Celebrates Anniversary Tonight
The Seamen's Institute marks an anniversary with a program at St Andrews Cathedral. Admiral W. Cowles presides with performances by Ward, Stephens, Davies, and others, including a Brahms quartet and violin solos. The event supports the institute and charity appeals for Floral Parade decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notuli Seag Fo Institute
Arish House
WE Andrew's
Pletaren Tis Hanine
Eeporty
Admiral W. Cowles
Naval Station
Maryland
Vorat
Brahis’ Liebe
Wieder
Ahie Ward
Stephens
Moir Carlee
Davies
Mendanios Altoheoek
Secser Wy H
Ryerton
Geal Vole
Bolo
Berenade
Lave
Monn
Bolo Co
Cantonoltie
Tehulkowsky
Hp Berenade
Mane Bite Wal Lave
Admiral Cowlen
USN
Brahim’ Lietws Nlladder
Unclear boxing plans stir naval crowding issues
Fragmentary article discusses boxing events aboard ships and on wharves, noting scarcity of boxers, weight class mismatches, naval promotions seeking opponents, and potential staged bouts for sailors and visitors. Mentions California and West Virginia naval areas and a boxing setup on decks with spectators aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon
California
West
Kinia
Rnst
Kerappe
McGuire
Tald
Port Shatter Infantry
Metiuire
Miedaekete
Unclear OCR reads on fleet event and calendar shift
Fragmentary report describes a fleet day race and upcoming dates including December 23. Mentions a Mary aunt or Maryetun event with a turn to be incited on both days, and a return of California from Hi with plans for a representative entry to be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Aridiren
California
Rube Marvard Leads National League Pitchers
Rube Marquard topped the National League pitching averages posting an 11,000 denuity value rumor. He pitched in four games, won four, and had four shutouts. Crandall, Chelatle Matthewsion, and other top hurlers like King Cal and Adams noted for strong seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquard
McGraw
Porfeider
Crandall
Chelatle Matthewson
Etoe
Piaeine
Mordwest Mrowe
Thitien
Otte
Matthews
King Cale
Hide Gubk
Rover Alexander
The
Villon
Hate Adams
Pirates
Skin A Mass Of Fire Ad Ad Uses Wintergreen Wash
An old advertisement touts a cooling Wintergreen Thymol wash for severe skin irritations. It claims instant relief from burning itching and promises thousands of testimonials. The ad urges readers to contact Bonene Bint & Co Ltd for more information about the DDD Prescription wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kong
Jo Haiel Lewhe
Bonene Bint & Co, Ltd
Record World Prize Fight Odds Set High Water Mark
Betting reached unprecedented levels as Packey McFurlong was priced at 6 to 1 to beat Tommy Murphy. Bets written at the odds surpassed prior records, with McFurlong backers piling in up to heavy sums. Tom Corbett noted it as the highest odds ever seen for such a bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte
Packey McFurlong
Tomy Murphy
Mindy
Packey
Chicago
Stu Band
Tom Corbett
Choynski
Joe Wal- Cott
Alva
Corbett
Murphy
Gill and Cooke Reach Final in Women’s Tournament
Mrs Gill and Miss Cooke advanced to the final round of the women’s tournament at the Country Club amid a field led by Mrs Tom Gill and Miss Cooke, with the trophy donated by Mrs Tenney. Cooke defeated Mrs Cooke Jr to reach the final while Gill earned her spot by defeating Mrs Walter Howton earlier. The final match is slated for the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gill
Mine Cooke
Mine Tenney
Mra
Me Cooke Jr
Gill
Mes Walter Dil Howton Sone
Special Edition Notice for 1912 Floral Parade Day
The Evening Bulletin urges readers to submit sketches views and photographs for the February 22 Floral Parade Day special edition. The American edition will feature descriptions and statistics of island properties minor industries and showcases of exhibition people and general American business institutions. Submit pictures and notes to Bulletin Publishing Consenslulv for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulletin
Bulletin Publishing
Consenslulv
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Red
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Munro's
House of Lord's
Louis Roederer
Gonsalves & Co., Ltd
Queen St
J. A. Gilman Shipping and Commission
Arthur Sewall & CO
Bath, ME
Parrott & CO
San Francisco
Gadger's
General
Neuman Clock CO
Watchman's Clock
Royal Standard Typewriter
Aachen & Munich
Fire Ins. CO
Port Street
Merchant
Kalakaua Avenue
Seamen’s Institute
Rube Marvard
Miss Cooke
Merchant Street
Baron's Gymnasium
King Sirest
Kodaks
F.P.K
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Fort Street
Saeed
Turkey
Mpicures
Metropolitan Meat Market
American Motors CO
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