Fink Wins Welterweight Championship in Surprising Win
The main event at the Japanese theater Saturday night saw Fink defeat Harding in a rapid thirty seconds, capturing the welterweight title. The undercard featured quick finishes for Peanuts vs Melliot and Price vs Denton, while Armstrong over Sullivan and Simons over Sarpon also delivered decisive rounds as fans demanded more bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Reno
Fink
Harding
Mink
Gian
Tinkwyedek
Melliot
Atort
Melinor
Price
Denton
Mitty
Wintor
Denton Avit
Nxtrich
Sullivan
aAematrony
Fifth Cavalry
Otherwine
Armstrong
Danterona
Bullivany
Crozer’s New Boat to Spark Pearls in Next Race
Crozer’s new boat is set to spur the Pearls in the upcoming class race. Winners eyeing the big Marathon next week are, in good shape, promising a strong event on February 22. A masquerade ball for Bobby Jones’ benefit will be held tomorrow night in K of P hall with free admission for ladies. The prior defense came from Fivans, starting at 9:30, with Lellehua challenging Armstrong amid a festive crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crozer
Bobby Jones
K. of Po Hall
Fivans Whiel Atarte
Lellehua
Smith
Loilehiw
Sports Calendar Highlights From February to March
The calendar lists multiple events: Soccer Kame versus High School at Makiki Field on Feb 13 and Feb 22, an Owhu Baseball League annual meeting on Feb 14 at 7:30 p.m., Bleyele Races at Athletic Parks, a Kami versus High School soccer match at Kam Field on Feb 22, and races including Marathon at Kano and Hilo auto and motorcycle events. Also noted are Wall Cup Tournament on March 1, Hall Cup Tournament starting March 15, Grammar School Track Meet on March 10, and Haletwa Road Race starting at Anta Park on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kame
Makiki Field
Owhu Baseball League
Japanese Dealers’ Association
Kami
High School
Kam
King
Kano
Hilo
Bextus
Anta Park
Mahocks Defeat Asahi Nine 7 to 4 In Oahu Junior Series
At Teague Grounds the Mahocks beat the Asahi 7 to 4 to clinch the second Hall series title. A crowd watched as Mahocks scored seven runs in two innings while Asahi tallied in the sixth and seventh. Moriyama pitched five innings for Moriyama, Xavier four for the Mahocks, with final time 1 hour 22 minutes.
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Asahi
Phen
God
Asatis
Hook
Chan Duek
Mortyama
Wep
Nola
T. Mortyamey
Rupal
Ruyee
Peterson
Aplett
Muhocks
Anahile
Bane
Awahire
Xavier
Moriyama
Xweler
Magbe Yeni
Storiyama
Morivane Unspire
H Chillingworth
Sam Hop
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Sully
Observatory
Sarpont
Iron Camp
Ums Shimons
Pheliy
Simons
Sareont
Simmons
Sirconi
Burcont
Mehone
Piil-Harding
Kid
Cabral
Canvax
Gans
Hudson
Howard FE. Coffin
Pony Tonneau
Associated Garage, Limited
Mahocks
Asahis
Los Angeles
Roederer Champagne
Kentucky
Munro's
House OF Lords
California
Colony of
Gonsalves & Co., Ltd
Queen Street
New Orleans
the Criterion Saloon
Hawaiian Opera House
D. Adams
Calve
SIG
Garparri
Bergstrom Music Co
Honolu'u Athletic Park
Hawaii
Washington
Okolehao
Rosa & CO
Alakea and
Queen Streets
Cresta Blanca Wines
P. O
Croyy
Pierre Barron
Aloha Bath House
Primo
King and Nuanu Streets
Rainier Beer
Ats
J. Hopp & Co., Ltd
Oahu Furniture Company
KOA
King Street
Alex. Young Building
CIGAR
Se WA Gunst& CO
Fort
D. H. Davies
Oahu
Rycroft's Fountain Soda Works