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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1907
Page
4
A garbled sports item mentions pitchers and a venue, with names like Din and Kovsie appearing in broken phrases. The fragment hints at a track or field event with possible performances and participants but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
The report discusses a controversial tennis match setup comparing American British and Continental players. It notes concerns over court conditions and fairness if players from different regions compete under varied handicaps and rules. The piece questions whether continental play should be harmonized with American standards to avoid disadvantage.
The Urheket Club arranged a gathering on the Mult grounds for the second edition of a cricket event. Players listed include Mayne Beard more Macon Hidde dardan Cape Withimeton Stevens Harwood Matield and Grant as the lineup for the Joyful Leah team.
The article describes a new gin club quarters being prepared at Kuskaitie cups. A finw place to spend time is planned with shooting and social activities. An opening week event includes a smoker and dinner hosted by the club for members and friends.
In Yulee foothill schedule for Libs your Penn Blole dropped, Washington and Jefferson and Villa Nova to be played first. West Point moved two weeks earlier. Yale Meld hosts Wesleyan October 1 and Brown November 16. Games include Princeton Harvard and Washington after November 9 at Yale Field.
A long foul ball near the fence changes a tense late inning. An outfielder in an old National League game dropped the ball while attempting the catch, allowing a runner on third to advance and the tying run to come home.
A veteran promoter touts Joe Togs as the coming world champion prospect. The story details training, secret four month regimen, and a planned path through early tune up bouts in New York before facing harder opponents.
Catholic Sisters and Kum Yee Hong Society seek a charter for a charitable organization to aid the disabled and needy, promote welfare, and support religious and moral uplift. Charter members listed include Mary Brawsler Chan Vander Auwera Maria Muir Josephine Lilowe Eugenie Delaiivity. A lecture on Ching painting and a tea exhibition are announced for Thealay afternoon at the Art League Wallde Ang.
Mix Mdltoy Negoro, a Merkeley University graduate, plans to study law at UC and gain mainland practice after quarantine tomorrow. Attendees at the dinner include editors and publishers from the Honolulu Japanese press and local officials, with Negoro hoping his move ends a notable period of agitation among Japanese in the territory.
At a regular meeting of the Sons of AL George held at J of P hall on July 11 1907 officers were elected and installed for the ensuing term WP J RB Collins W Vi Pa R Duncan W Sec A G 8 1 W V Be Ki Mackintoah M Chap W C Roe LS Robi nel 0 M Ivo Hichardson Trustees Ly L Corbett Dy Geo Herbert Ken Jordan Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin Officer.
A compact listing describes a five person transport unit equipped with KEK capestop OT Lamp agune Lank gan generator Horn Looks and speedometer, noting the car has about six months of use, was thoroughly overhauled and is in good condition. Purchasing price stated as 0. b. Hono lulu won $3250.
A 1906 two cylinder Reo touring car in Alabama condition, seats five, black cape top, two oil lamps and gas lamps, gas generator, shock absorbers. About one year used, recently overhauled. 16 20 horsepower, wheelbase extends, forward and reverse, top speed around 40 mph. First purchase price with extras was $1600.
One 1906 Model B Wayne Touring Car complete with lop bus MMPs generator headlights and tools. Four cylinder vertical under hood with 102 inch wheel base, sliding gear three speeds forward and one reverse, two brakes. Used about five months in first class condition. First purchase price $2400 in Honolulu.
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