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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
6
A listing from Bishop Trust Company Limited BTORR Fort Birget offers a four bedroom home with a Kina price of $3. The advertised property emphasizes four bedrooms and a single price point.
Delays in finalizing spring schedules disrupt major colleges as officials propose a central board of officiates and stricter penalties. Changes include longer races, hurdling ban, neutral scrimmage zone, and stricter illegal play rules. Ivy and Big Ten schools push toward unified athlete eligibility bans and new governing measures.
The Navy team defeated Cambrian and Flora by 227 to 140 amid a sizable crowd in Honolulu. Spectators lined the field to watch, with police on duty and locals busy working, as the visiting squad, described as among the strongest ever to play there, delivered a stern beating to the home players.
A monthly field day is set for Camp McKinley with events on the Rae Darron track. Participants include Jordan Duah and Mitching shelter tent in activities such as broad jump 320 yard dash and relay races with teams of ten from each cot under the charge of Captain Winbo Noy.
Discussion on preleminary baseball plans and finances surrounding the 1915 season. Highlights New York Nationals earnings, John McGraw’s managerial impact, and the challenge other clubs face as they prepare for the campaign amid evolving tactics and umpiring.
Brief paragraph describes small motorized vehicles each weighing about 0 pounds and powered by a single horsepower motor. They are capable of carrying a man at 30 miles per hour and the tank at 20 miles per hour with fuel aboard for operation.
The Boys Clubs meet will be held tomorrow at Hoye Field starting at 2 p.m. with 117 athletes from Kanluwela Kawalahao Paina Kacelsior and Kant Preparatory. Events include sprints distances and relays plus field events with Adan Seay noted in weight events. Admission is free with grand stand charges listed and officials named for the event.
County Club organizers, led by Mesers Ned Adams and J. Meinerny, gathered at Hutebing’s office to discuss plans for a bay on the Mook property in Nuany valley. A bylaws committee reported a draft of incorporation articles, approved conditionally, with a capital stock of 15,000 dollars and 24 dollar shares. Building plans by Kerr are approved to support bungalow needs. A general mass meeting is set for Thursday at Young Hive pest, with circulars to subscribers and interested parties.
The Bulletin announces a prize contest in Hawaii offering prizes including a Reo Touring Car as the first prize and a Kroeger piano as the second. Entries allowed from new or old subscribers, with votes earned by submitting names and maintaining subscriptions. The contest runs from February 1 to June 16, 1906, with rules on transfers and final judging by impartial referees.
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