League Meets Sets 1906 Baseball Season Schedule
The 1906 baseball season will run May 1 to September 1 with twenty games in the season and a best two of three final series. A meeting at the Young hotel Provident, presided by Paul Senbere, represented the Punahous Kame HA Ce Maile and Oahus. Ground repairs begin April 6 and teams may enter a protest against any official if unsatisfied.
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Kennel Club Plans September Dog Show
The Kennel Club approves a September all days three day dog show opening Thursday and ending Saturday. Public viewing will run three days with wide attendance expected. H B Weller and Dr Rowat speak on dog diseases including worms and heart worms as the club prepares for the event.
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H. B. Weller
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Kam track team issues odd yard dash challenge
The Kam track team issues a bold 449 yard dash challenge to rival teams. A cricket team from Honolulu and a ship-trial crew are named as participants while two Honolulu reps are cited as sending observers. The note mentions Makiki Held and several named locals in a formulaic, fragmentary sports tip column.
Baseball Gossip and Michigan College Presidents Meet
The text records two baseball insights from Billie Keeler on bunting strategy and player development. It also notes seven Michigan colleges meeting secretly to permit summer ball only if players avoid professional leagues, with colleges listed and a debate on training tables athlete housing and freshman entry rules.
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Yoallant
Normal
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Alma
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Michi Agricultural College
Bowling Records Fall In Chicago League
In Chicago, the Howamis lead the league with a 1207 second game and 1200 five-man series at West Chicago. Ray Bjoike set a new three-game average record of 261 with scores of 71, 279 and 278. Earlier records included a 1169 high three-game series and 1063 for a team partner.
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Jack McFadden
Feau Cordet
Punahou Defeated by Sheridan in Baseball Tilt
A Punahou baseball squad met a decisive loss to Sheridan in a high scoring game. Key players included Hattie Denbo and Smiling McCord Fister for Punahou, while Van Vilet Jr and Henry Williams led Sheridan’s defense and offense. Final score reported as Punahou 6, Sheridan 18 with several wild pitches and miscues noted.
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The Orpheum Play Casts A Complex Civil War Era Tale
A sprawling plot unfolds on an Orpheum bill with a large cast of characters including Hlustings Husedl J.P. os Rupert i Drum Birdie Bweetlave and Honey t. Auerbach. The story weaves romance and deception across postwar North and Confederate ties as plots of impersonation, marriage, and social ascent collide in a farce of mistaken identities and dramatic twists. The cast includes Nina Gardner Lucretia Spriggins and Rev. Esra Biggins amid a tangled scheme to secure a noble name for Hassel and Randolph. Tickets are urged from canvassers or box office.
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Rule for Contestants On Auto Subscriptions
The notice explains a new policy on delivering two papers to a single subscriber or to a family member as a new subscription. It states such exchanges will not be accepted as new subscriptions or added papers for current recipients. The aim is fair play and straightforward relations with the paper.
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Ballon
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Lace Fair
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Bubines
Man's Handy Index
Baturdey Bulletin
How to win vote contest for The Bulletin
The Bulletin explains a voting contest with prizes to drive new and old subscriptions. It urges contestants to recruit new subscribers to gain votes, detailing prize tiers from a touring car to a Kodak and other items. It lists vote values by subscription type and duration for new and old subs and emphasizes fairness by not sharing subscriber lists.
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