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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
6
Joe Condoy and Tom Learh win the championship by defeating Levy ani dame at the Olympic Club Han Fran clace. The crowed event features numerous athletes and officials from San Francisco and New York, with comments on other sports figures and managerial changes within local clubs.
Joe Gorman plans to face Jack Sullivan in the ring while Herman Herrera headlines in Los Angeles. The page mentions Aurela Herrera as a tough prospect, cites Hattling Nelson, and notes fights in Philadelphia and San Francisco with plans for outdoor bouts and photo opportunities. References include Kaufman Borger, Coffroth, and Joe Gans divorce proceedings in Baltimore.
The New Zealand rugby team toured Honolulu yesterday, praising football and urging Americans to adopt the sport. E G Noth, a player and supporter, argues Americans can surpass the world with effort, speed, and amateur spirit. He notes New Zealand’s 60 000 players amid a population of similar size and outlines broad appeal for a year round, climate-friendly game.
Reported glare of sparring, training and public interest build as fighters prepare for a March show. Promoter Bi Huthut, Sullivan clash, and Nelson touted for a big following after a prior clean victory. Local fans signaled to attend the event and witness the bouts.
March will see the largest etd reset in the country. Boys' Club will host their annual event with five to six clubs entered and about 100 athletes competing. Athletes are manly focused on victory, aiming to avenge past defeats by rival teams. Kam Schools and other clubs prepare with key competitors named for shot put, hammer, and discus events. The Chinese Athletic Club contemplates entry. Track events include 16eyard dash, 40-yard dash, half-mile, and relays. field events cover pole vault, shot put, high jump, and hammer throw.
The item notes Harley Davidson’s waning record with a 13 minute 5 second stretch and a low 2 47 pace. It mentions Tod Brown opening a billarded parlor in New York with a cate attached.
The sporting public will see two baseball games today. Diamond Head AC faces Lua lua AC, and Punshone meets H A C with lineups including Joy Reuter Williams Dewhaps Mc Corrixton Van Vielt Stever Jom Gorman Sheldon Jee Sun Fernandes Lema Deas Loaitanme Freltan BoMres Pimental plus Babe My Rha Hvers Pravene and Protea infield and outfield players.
The Hondu GIF Club held a serial meeting at the Thiale Club last evening. Members elected Captain HB Sinclair as captain, Frank Halstad as vice captain, 1 W Anderson as secretary, H Wali as treasurer, and Ro Anderson Frm, Tow as committee members for 1906. Retiring Captain M. Jaminon reported six tournaments were held with successful results and a vote of thanks was given.
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