Outrigger Club Plans Activities For 1911 Event
The Outrigger Club outlines a busy program for 1911 including a major entertainment with speeches, games, races, and a joint ball with another club. Funds, duties, and a schedule are proposed with events like canoe races, pit games, and piquant demonstrations. The plan emphasizes community participation, native talent, and social gatherings at the club's venue in February and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihai
Rand
Uviel Moe
Hitehus
Anil Padittes
Ouier Hochality Inelders
Antortaine Trent
Boy Scouts Begin Map Making On Hike
A fragmentary report describes a Boy Scout hike toward Regent City with a plan to map a route to Panel descent. The text mentions tents, a search for a creek area, and unclear references to participants and events during the journey.
Evening boxing show blamed for poor card and fights
Fans and fighters vented anger after a Halifax Saturday boxing program that patrons called the worst in memory. The main event between Denton and Sarconi erupted into a foul filled near riot with no clear decision, while Fink and Harding offered a cautious showcase and the undercard failed to deliver. The promoter faced criticism for pay and staging, and attendees left disappointed by the lack of action and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honalata
Jaekson Ant
Sarton Ant Demian
Barron
Bis Lyoss
Nelaon
Buren
Signy
Honiger
Denton
Fink
Hardie
Owen Fink
Harting
Hila Jy
Thom Jackson
Hondutts
Fein
Penton
Sarconi
Venton
Micars
Hhloryman
Young Nelson
Strick Derton
Meek
Nelson
Dad Po
Barconl
Harding
T Hat
Wilsiriston
Turbulent Night in Port City Boxing Show Ends in Scandal
The chaotic Saturday event featured fights with heavy betting and payouts, a broken promoter scheme, and complaints of insufficient payments to gym members and workers. Audiences faced postponements and a near riot atmosphere as boxers Melnett and Herrigan clashed, while sessions at the theatre saw refunds and suspicions of foul play.
Hawaii Track Meets Schedule Teeters With Jumbled Text
The page lists a string of track meet items with questionable spellings and dates from March to April. It mentions College of Hawaii events at various venues and dates such as March 13 14 17 18 20 and an April 4 meet, but many names appear garbled. The readable elements point to a series of track meets across venues like Ania Park and Mell Meet with Triangular Kame W and other unclear placeholders.
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Kamsop
College of Hawaii
Kaplolyns Park
Artillery Chepa
Cottage of Hawaii
Hemi. Marehy
Ania Park
Tieeiay
Puns Win From Kans In Meet At ToWween 2h6 Kaye
The meet between Kamehameha and Hawaii colleges Saturday afternoon produced multiple events with Puns leading in sprints long distances and field events. Godfrey led the Hundred Yard Dash, Hitchcock and Mitchcock showed strong performances in field events, while Hawaii and Kamehameha athletes faced tough competition and close finishes across running, jumping, and throwing disciplines.
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Loli
College At Hawaii
Kinin
College of Hawaii
Godfrey US
Hiteheauk
Plinn
Thores
Godfrey
Lew
Hitcheorke
Mitcheoek
W. H Mitchcock
R. Uitchcock
Davon
Elherday
UN Font
United
Mon Hutt
Pat
Givally
W. Hitchcock
Olin
Tell
Aimox
Kamehameha
Damon
Watilente Koy
Bar Henin
Hine
Goldieey
Hitchcock
Dnchoy
Lacan
Paty
Benefit games boost funds for North China relief
Herr Berger led a musical afternoon at Melbill ball grounds as four Chinese athletic teams contested games. Proceeds totaling 4 dollars were sent to aid famine sufferers in North China. The day featured a 1–0 soccer win for C A C over HO BSA, with the Chinese Athletic Union defeating Chinese Students Alliance in ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Berger
Melbill Ball Grounds
Fatine Aafferers
China
Chinese Athletic Union
Chinese Students Alliance
CSASG
Change
Tom
Harry You Sen
Th. James
Hoih Lee
Chaps
Henry Lees
Sam Kahalewal
Akuna
Henry Lum el
Rank Kaol
Akau
Ki Tous
Hen Yu CA UG
Stig Dig 96
Moo Kaa
Ching You
Tung Chow
Ah Toon
Ady
J Fook On
A. Katt
Y. A
Ah In
Kan Yuen
Sing Jin A. Wong
Alina
Fat Tom Yen
Foo Yen
Wah Kal
Kpe Thi Yen
Luck Yeo
Wah
They Made Descent of Kailua Pali Dare Risky Trek
Dexter Fraser, Raymond Dodke, AH. Ford, Fred Ziewler, George Dwight, G. C. Murray and 8. K. Paty of Trail and Mountain Club completed the descent of Kailua Pass yesterday along the old Hawaiian trail. The route proved perilous with slips, vines breaking under strain, and a 100 yard down cliff face. The party hopes George Carter will repair the trail to allow future descent to be feasible for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Fraser
Raymond Dodke
AH. Ford
Fred Ziewler
George Dwight
G. C. Murray
8. K. Paty
Trail and Mountain Club
George Carter
National League contracts and boxing notes from New York
President Lynch announces league contracts with players from Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia while Frank Gate, wrestling champion, headlines a night of matches. Denver reports boxing results and wrestling bouts, with commentary on salaries and the sport's evolving scene.
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New York
Releakat
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Wer
Chicago
James P. Archer
ILI
John J. Byers
Jovept
Thiken
Wainers
Cincinnati
Dayidl Altizer
Robert Keefe
Fehard Breen
Arthur Frohimy
Mavhey Scheelbew
George J. Susue
Rod Hock
Tunton
Philadelphia
Bob Fwiins
Wallace
Shulte
Rela
Iiy Toxten
Chiesa National Tague Dall
Shean
Topeka
Tlaigue
Edward Crompton
No To Hostat
Nation
Rank Pfoitfer
W. J. Ingere
Golf Playing At The Country Club In President's Cup
Golf at Oahu Country Club drew attention on Saturday as President's Cup action began. Armstrong led first round with a 47, Morse posted 67 with handicap, and several players submitted scores including Mit stead 9 and Jordin 101 net, while Stewart Cup matches opened with close results and contenders like Judd and Dun showing strength in a tight field.
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Gam
Oabu
CP. Morse
Amebshindt
Panini
Betebelt Gail
Oller
Mit Stead
Amun
Serately
M. Walker
Hewitt
Young
Justine
Judd
Mulstead
J.C. Ryan
Aled
Advertising Talk The Value Of A Strong Ad Personality
A fragmented ad pitch argues that personality is the key asset in marketing and wonders if ads convey store policies and customer trust. It promotes the Evening Bulletin as a model for building ad personality, claiming Hawaii growth relies on strong circulation and persuasive, distinctive ads.
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Haiure
Aera
Osond
Gome
Aleye
Moslon
Tt Brenden
Lowle
Malta
Hawaii
Austrian Blacksmithing Craft Reaches High Perfection
The article notes Austrian blacksmiths show high mastery in ironwork with refined forms and skilled execution. It highlights national pride, the education of smiths, and detailed instruction from military schools and writers, asserting superior craft and public guidance.
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Hordestiontig
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Outrigger Club
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BOY
Citay
Awetinan Volay Ine
Ufertiody
Sarconi Denton
Jackson
Alfa
Kaihia
Amy
Tontrs
Rexnbur
Neommore
Duckwon
Honolui
Foe
Saturday Night
Monch
Melnett
Hérrigan
Tillow
Philadoloptila
Ringette
Godfrey UK
Sa. Thine
Alan Cot Satay
Mam
Gibb
Peet
Ly Destin
Guy
Kantoa
Rome
Onhul ‘Hoyn
Tynan
Asani Opi Oka
Peepee
Abe Hun
Apabiay
Wallewell van Velaig
Hite Baek
Aine Ag
Tan Lo
Thi Yen
H. Chack
Koo Yen
Apan
Asai
Ab ‘Toon
Ayun
Amam
Amoy
Lueck Yoo
Waht Kai
J. Lo
J. la
Luck Yee
al Toon
Lek Yee
Ty Wah Kai
J. le
Jack Yee
Wah Kai
He Chillingsworth
T. Raposo
Nan
Hogan
AQ Wolsart
Fennda
Fapar Ee Eee
Netore
G. Hien
Tintit Didiaes
A Chmangworth
Eb Ghul Kenneth Abtex
Jett
J. McCundrei
Be Mars
A. R Kelas
W. Barnhart
Toons
Gatet
Hookers
Fran
Goren
Denver
Goorke Mucken
Id" Colter
Rue Alterhin
Hackensehmidt
Willy
Zyberke
Te Roller
Duck Motlowkey
St. Lows Browns
John D. Stockefeller
Merk
Naied
Tut
CalifornIa
Henry May
Grocers
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