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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
2
Tennessees beat Marines 12 to 2 as Tennewor Yutich bats surged late. Anderson led Marl scoring with multiple runs while Reeatlors contributed in the rout.
In Monoluta the Cenier team edged the seniors 338 to 286 in a high tension YMGA tournament finale. Seniors won seven matches to four for the students, who averaged over 35 points per minute in a string of close games. Barnhart’s scoring nearly tipped the balance against Lewis, and a future tournament is planned to pit the best riders against each other in anticipated hard rivals.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a tournament ending Saturday with names such as BeorN Pook On and Evans Aine Hung Johnston. Scattered lines mention scores like .12-49, dates and various likely participants, creating a disjointed summary of a local event and related individuals.
On Saturday afternoon the Guards edged to a 1 0 win in a tight contest. Liye Crum contributed a key hit and solid defense while Johnny Williams pitched steadily for the winners. Umpire Barney Joy called a fair game as the team chemistry and timely plays carried the Guards to the third straight win in the series.
A Chamber of Commerce session is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock to discuss new Congress measures impacting Hawaii and Tocaxeif government. The meeting aims to consider regulatory changes and potential actions.
Admiral Sebree watched as the fleet officers entered the beach hotels for a June sailors’ dance. Merchants Association hosted two events that drew society, with women in costumes and lively dancing. Grand march led by Admiral Sebree and Admiral Mees, after which the ballroom and refreshments served the midnight throng.
The high school and Kass square off this afternoon at 3 30 on Kam ground. The Bees have won two straight and a win today would clinch the 1910 championship. Captain John Bal will man the gate and bolster the squad for the best three out of five.
Reverend Robert J. Burdette spoke to a crowded Methodist church last night using a naval metaphor rooted in creation. He likened the world’s first day to a mighty ship, urging one day at a time living and highlighting how divine guidance steers lives toward honor or shame. The talk, aimed at boys of the fleet, drew a large youth audience alongside other congregants.
Entered for Record February 4 1910 listing numerous property transfers including Bank of Mawaui and Oahu entities to various buyers. wide array of names and firms interspersed with garbled text. Sugar Official case highlights January 34 1910 charges against Charles Melko and other sugar company officials for alleged underweighing fraud amid grand jury scrutiny.
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