Manning Crew Wins Hawaiian Regatta Narrowly
The Manning crew defeated the Hawaiian boat with a steady stroke and late sprint in a close race. Time recorded 20:11 to 20:82 as spectators watched from Waterwitch and the Owens station.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1907
Page
8
The Manning crew defeated the Hawaiian boat with a steady stroke and late sprint in a close race. Time recorded 20:11 to 20:82 as spectators watched from Waterwitch and the Owens station.
In a rough afternoon in Kale Park Fort Streets baseball ousted Kauluwela Athletic Club 21 to 0. standout pitching powered the Fort Streets while Kauluwela’s lineup struggled to score as spectators watched a one sided contest.
Aawum team extended its winning streak by defeating the Stand Wirls at Ana Park with a score of 18 to 5. The game featured strong pitching by Pantuhh and solid batting from the Afusictans, securing another victory.
The Committee of the Chamber at Comuuieres and the Merchants Aviein, tasked with arranging entertainment for the Los Angles excursion, is to hold a meet to organize the event.
Vierra Bennett headlined a lively Orpheum show with a full house and ample laughs. The program featured Mek Alial Min Kaal and a standout spoof by Win Tree and Andrade portraying Japanese stereotypes. Tuesday night’s entertainment repeats. funeral notice for Charlene Gurney noted.
Bulletin notes a yellow collie dog puppy about six months old missing near A area. Reward offered for return to 2 M. Swanzy, Manoa Rond or Theo H Davies and Co office.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a social event with Central figures, weather delays, and a Washington’s birthday reference. Names include Walluka and Braat among attendees, with references to a “phone eye” subscription token and noon to afternoon gathering. The tone implies a community notice or social column with unclear chronology and allusions to ill health and a court or judge.
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