World of 1910 pennant winners across thirty six leagues
The Bulletin lists championship teams from thirty six national leagues in 1910 including the two major associations. Teams named span the National League Eastern American and many regional circuits with cities such as Philadelphia Rochester Minneapolis New Orleans and many others highlighted for fans.
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Amwrdown Ledge
American Association
Chicas Vrere Philadephia
Rochester
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New England
New Bedford
Cereereres Altoona
Fayetteville
Carolina Association
O. Greenvilles
Dallas Steeveers Alkron
Kansas State League
Seneristee Thutchinson
Missouri-Iowa
Wossecees
Clarinda
Connecticut
Waterbury
Greenwood
Llewbue Isserereevers
Sioux City
Famonton
Springfield
Parre
Quincey
Blue Grass
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Parla
Spokane
All Star American Leaguers Lead In 1910 Fielding And Hitting
The Chicago Record-Herald highlights the 1910 season showing American League superiority in both fielding and batting. It details phantom teams from both leagues, naming top players by position, averages, and notable slumps that kept players like Clyde Milan from selection. The piece compares team batting averages, fielding, and individual bests, noting Cy Young’s perfect pitching mark and Magee Hofman as standout outfielders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Fana
Ban Johnon
Bast Felding
Melgrove
Young
Nationas
Jimmy Shwekard
Natonal
Knight
Whart
Oldring
Jim McGuire
Sweet
Bitterly
Clyde Milan
Honus Wagner
Evera
Tinker
Short
Devlin
Giants
Doyle
Evers
Lobert
Wagner
Pinker
Magee
Hofman
Snodrise
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Snoderase
Fred
Detroit
Aval
Jon Hinged
Nationals
Firat Hneo
Gana
Ohienga
Collins
Athtetter
Sports Calendar Signals Weekend Events and Tournaments
Friday January 20 features a Half Mile Relay at Kame with eight teams. January 21 offers Benet Mishts and Vaudeville at 4 Orpheum for Ornelas' Mother. January 30 opens Inter-Scholastic Soccer league at Kam Grounds. February 1 begins Wall Cup at Beretania Courts, then Hall Cup on February 15. January 21 also notes two soccer games at League Grounds. February 22 includes Marathon Race at King Kaoo with Nellas Tsukamoto Jack Son. Also races at Hilo and Haleiwa Road Race set for March 26 from Aala Park.
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Kame
Kameha Schovla
King
Kaoo
Ornellas
Tsukamoto
Jack
Son
Hilo
Aala Park
Rifle Shoot Organization Plans Indoor Event for Army Civilians
The Hawaiian Rifle Association, meeting February in Honolulu, elected BB Blanchard as executive officer and W A Wall as president with J H Pisher as vice president and Tewin Spalding as secretary treasurer. They expect matches against army teams at Monolitx and Lelehua to boost civilian military rifle ties.
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National Guard
Hawaiian Rifle Association
BB Blanchard
W. A. Wall
Association
J. H. Pisher
Tewin Spalding
Ponts
Monolitx
Lelehua
Ahoto
Ffinall
Records Broken In Ornellas Century of Athletics
The 1910 athletic year produced numerous records across many sports with standout marks by Princeton Harvard Yale and local athletes. Notable feats include baseball batting by Ty Cobb and long throws, javelin, swimming and track events. The piece honors performers and announces a benefit event for Ornella and family with notable athletes and many organizers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhlun
Philadelphia
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Sheldon Lejeune
Hounsville
Ind
Princeton
Bruno Brodd
Vhrowine Dixens
Marthy Sheridan
Armatune Target
Jay Be Gratin
Portal
Harvard
Michlini
Western
ttulf—Alexander Sith
Opei Cham
W. Pownes Jr
Oalmont
National
Mixes Dorothy To Campbell
Ontario
Canada
Yale
Robert H. Muntar
Ry H Hovey
Hartford
Connecticut
Gildden Auto Tour
Chalmers Motor
Soccer on Saturday Decides Hawaiian League Title
Reh dots and dashes report a championship decison in the Hawaiian league with slated games Saturday. A large crowd is expected as hot matches loom. Tennis events at Oahu College face delays since the Sun Annex courts require prep. a postponed start yesterday failed due to wet conditions.
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Oahu College
Sun Annex
Hundred Yards Won By Mancha in Wet Relay Meet
A wet afternoon program at the Kis Mehanwha Schools featured a 60 yard relay race with five school teams. Entries closed at 8:30 am and teams included Bowntost Inverent Naw teen and Kangaroos, with Captain Winters refereeing and prizes of two first place flexing items.
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Ofelunk
Biliig
Harold Modiey
Kuenaki
J. Ponotaa
Andrew
A Spencer
Apod Lantekas Tuknowtip
W. Apiy
Anuna
Akiona
Miller
A. Zable
Kalina
Loaplie Kangaroos
Kulani
Jwhlaw
Kank
Kutenill
Noebibin
J. Kaw
Hick Horsve
Ten Huiwy
Kussine
J. Kama
M. Lewale
H Napoleon
Jama
D. Kiohanamoka
Wy Luuko
Hip
Cmeli
RL Winters
Atartor
Stanley Livingston
Lb Ingaton
Ro Mahiloa
Jidges
Receptions Grow as Savoy Theater Sees New Cast
Tonight Sagok ends his Savoy engagement as Sierra arrives tomorrow bringing fresh faces to the popular ball open air venue. Manager Love remains unaware of the full booked lineup while Loredon Snook Malin Taugrath George Stanley shift tonight to the Bavoy with Mulan-Makeith’s hotel sketch Pawn Ticket 21 drawing stage ripples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagok
Nicole
Savoy
Loredon
Snook
Malin Taugrath
George Stanley
Bavoy
Mulan-Makeith
Fon
Bijou Amateurs Stage Change At Bijou Last Night
The Bijou theatre opened with a full change of program as Madam Chrain made her debut. She impressed as a clever trapeze artist with a strong net routine. Tomorrow night another complete change with amateurs takes the stage and manager Kubey promises well selected acts. A matinee is set for 2 30 on Saturday. This week promises lively entertainment with new acts arriving tomorrow morning and a strong lineup planned for next week.
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Dink Sullivan
Anwatl
New Orpheum
Ornellag
Honolulu
Real Praceeda
Mee
Ornelas
Yan
Ione
Tackson
Nelkof
Joe Cohen
Ile Wee
Orpheum
Vaniteville Arthite
Fonolite
Haverfishle
Metropolitt
Manhattan Cafe
Hollister Drug Company
Criterion Saloon
Crockett's
Musicion
Pete
Lobacco
Hotel Street
Mike Paton
Orichetin
Hitenatrick
Mithene
Soldier Mid Marine
Sickson
Nelson
Bijou
Madam Chrain
Amteurs
Kubey
Nono
Empire Theater Seeks New Talent for Amateur Night
Manager Scully lists several hopefuls for the Empire theater in Sierra and plans to cast them in tomorrow night’s program during amateur night. Acts include The Gladstone Sisters Ming Adoa Randall Ninh and Snook from the Savny, with Hilofork Week engagement noted. Newcomers Mi Gut the progrm with Mineal Honwey Craw ford Meeker, a comedint, are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully Tooks
Empire Theater
Sierra
Gladstone Sisters
Ming Adoa Randall Ninh
Empire Sonnet
Tomorow
Snook
Savny
Crawford
Meeker
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Tirethave
Chase
New York
Serandbene
Lajoie
Clevelan
Bage
Baker
Athletics
Tepit Fell
Cobb
Cohter
Speaker
Boston
Heft
Cutcher
Easterly
Cleveland
Pitcher
Bender
Utillity
Molania
Winstrase
Kentcy
St. Louis
Pittabure
Cincinnati
Snodgrass
Fel
Chicago
McLean
Crandall
Utility
Zimmerman
Organization OF
Edward Payson Weston
F. C. Thompson
Berkeley
Cal
Harold Bonworth
New London
Conn
D. M. Daniels
Trinontin
Goodwin
N.Y
Michiel McDermott
Feld
Pennsylvania
Jack Johnson
Ad Wolgier
Abe Attell
Frank Getch
Day Gould
Lakewood
Noa
Folle
George KK. Bain
Oridge
A. W. Dela Poor
Joseph L. Shaw
Theodora Wheeler
Vassar
Bogiinh
Charlotte Hand
Almede Tarr
M. W. Sheppard
Murdiea
J. J. Eller
G. J. Bacon
George VT Uinites
Y. MC. A
Holmer
MO Quest
Atund
Se Ff gfoGrath
Wala
Jerom Keogh
Twoeman
Wolmer
Turner
Wiberfeld
Wash
Eld
Murphy
Old Fing
Athletick
Atleen Taft
Stone
Et Tours
Wilson
Work
Criger
Vest
Thian
Colorado
Bane
Chance
Hummel
Brooklyn
Doolar
Belle
the Harvester
Scanton
Workd
Bore
Yachtime — Westward
Bender Yacht Rcing
Harpoon
Beaver
Bulletin
Grorkinse Nachor
Nenana
Young Kind
Col- Wn
Terinie
William A. Larned
Ainglen
Hackett
Predertek
Alexander
Pavel Totehtelss
Herkeles
Avorien
Mini Hitehkiae
Mies Foteh
Mancha
Ak Tamyre
Alvidad Love
Jaime
Winters
Savoy Theater
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Empire
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