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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
2
A dense OCR listing shows runners for events like 120 yards high hurdles and one mile, names of participants such as Prank Nunes At Kwan Will Jowlab and Frank Nigel, plus officials and judges. The piece notes yard races, vault, and broad jump attempts, with teams and athletes from Kawuntiaine and related colleges.
The He A.C. team faces a pitching gap as Joy departs and William and Evers vie for the starting role. Hoastax returns from the Coast to catch, with the outfit hoping to field a sturdy battery. Louis Loam joins as a likely star, while Knights and other veterans are touted to press for spots.
A spirited Hotel Baths alley event last evening saw the Dreadnoughts, led by captain McGuire, prevail over the German-Americans by 43 pins. Swain top scored with 197 average, while Schmidt and Bohmidt trailed with 109 and 165-1/8 respectively, as crowds watched the match amid hospital surroundings and steady play by both teams.
The text lists multiple players and teams amid March style notes on entrants for an April tournament. It mentions Panabong plage, Panahous, Lyman, Denki, Dest, La On, Williams, Lawrey, Parkenvon, Morony, and Rapid Teamsite among others, signaling uncertain outcomes and lineup adjustments for the event.
The article notes a May 25 rack meet restricting entry to senior athletes of the manipolition, with two weeks of practice before the event. It mentions a formal opening of the Teluantepec Railroad on January 22 with President Porfirio Diaz presiding, flanked by foreign representatives and Ambassador Thompson of the United States. Four hundred Mexican troops were stationed at Salina Cen a Wharf as Diaz and staff toured the docks aboard the steamer Arizonta.
Mortgagees J J Nakita and Met Inabetla Nakita promise to foreclose for non payment. Property described as Twenty acres in KP 1761 Nakila Paudly Kivabuli District Maui Island. Sale set for April 22 1907 at 12 noon at James Morgan auction rooms Honolulu. Henry H Cooper attorney for Kipahulu Sugar Co to provide further details.
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