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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
8
A note from the Bromation Committee reports crowd figures for the Exposition event. Over 10,400 attended the opening day despite rain, with averages between 14,000 and 26,000 daily on subsequent days, peaking at 87,000 on July 5th. Total attendance passes 800,000 by date.
Tomorrow’s boxing card at the Star Theater features Sullivan defending against Cordelli. Fan turnout looks strong with Hod Chey and local supporters optimistic about Sullivan’s condition and readiness. The undercard includes Wa hilool versus Friedman in a warmup to the main event.
Fragmentary OCR of baseball notices lists teams and dates such as July Bar Marinew va CAB and July 25 KOA Cove DAG Riverside League July 2h Kewalow va Palau with scattered misspellings. References Port Shafter Alphas Kowa Aton Star Theater Bullivan Suly Oaha Pith Cavalry Golf Methenny Cup Mahop Co Davis Co WC Co September.
Report notes George Dennivon cannot play tomorrow while Oahu team gains Ike Potter to help. Lakehua lies about ten miles from Maleiwa and many fans plan a dinner at a hotel. Clifford Kimball prepares a special dinner for the event under moonlight.
Opheum bills a boxing night with Coll versus McColough and Cohen entertaining the crowd tomorrow. Promoter Cohen expects strong support from soldiers and boxing fans for a program offering lively stunts and potential interregional appeal. Marathon Jackwoh Mugler Sarcont and other actings are slated to appear, while crowd at the Orpheum anticipates a boost from strong lefts rights and dramatic exchanges.
A large crowd is expected tomorrow at Lailehua for a polo match between Oahu and Honolulu teams. The prior game boosted Cavalry officers, with Major Potter and Dillingham among the strong lineup, Dr Irwin as substitute, and a potential field move to Kapolani Park to boost attendance.
Stoddard Dayton listing shows service options by hour or trip managed by G. C. Beckley Jr. with contact phone 109.
American ball team in Sydney draws interest as Columbia University players tour Australia performing games and exhibitions. July 6 saw Columbia beat Sydney University 11 to 7 at Varsity diamond, with Univers ity rallying late but Columbia holding on. A second game against Paddington saw Columbia win 7 to 2 amid spectacular fielding, including a one handed catch by Pratt. New York reports note Nuckett and Littie winning doubles at the Fo ub right tournament.
The Bulletin reports a likely marathon at Athletic Park with seating for spectators at the grand stand. Manager Douthitt plans a September marathon and mentions entrants from other islands if prizes are offered. The track length is not yet fixed but expected near six laps to the mile, with more events anticipated at the park.
Mr Swahn formerly a cutter for H P Roth is now in charge of the tailoring department at L B Kerr and Co. This appointment places him in a leadership role overseeing alterations and garment production for the firm.
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