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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
6
A bustling event at the parish hall featured a splendid concert and dance. Attendees included locals and notable figures such as Katie and Ardieot, with the evening highlighting music, refreshments, and community celebration.
At Welock Aerat mine in Danehill between Allitive and CA a flag day event features Holokus and Kimonos as Bali outfits. Wagers divide athletes by student-body ties Diego Moy Soong and others amid Chinese dress themes, heavy with local color and a 58 currency prize.
The Bulletin reports Newsies plan a baseball game tomorrow against the Union-Pacific transfer company team. They aim to rebound after a recent defeat and are eager for a rematch.
The Kulamtanaote Baseball League formed in July 1907 with eight teams led by Chinone A. C. and Twilight ALC and others. The league adopts a constitution, names captains and managers, lists officers K Vierra and W Kapow, and schedules the contest for the Kalantanaote and Chillingworth Cups.
Two baseball games are scheduled at Aala Park under Riverside Junior League auspices. First, Jack Moren Sweet Violets vs Oriental A C. second, Amahi A C vs Chinese Alphas Jr. A soccer match on Katiehameta School grounds follows. The day features a medal play at the gold club if weather permits.
A fog of rumor swirls around Jimmie Wilder and his群 jovial Joyemakers ahead of a February hotel event. The piece lists numerous figures from sports and culture, notes Honolulu’s cosmopolitan mix, and hints at an upcoming season with cross national participation and local club activities.
In Hamoa, the Kareles defeated their contesting sisters in two gym contests. The Seniors won 24 to 11 and the Juniors 19 to 12, with both teams playing well in the local gym. The track meet is set for this afternoon in Havelin sportdom.
Entries close tomorrow at 1 am for the foursome match with weather keeping hopes high for clashes. The medal lay starts at 1 30 pm with a 50 cent entrance fee. Winners may be paid at Haleiwa after the monthly tournament is held there soon.
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