Chinese Athletic Club Meeting Tonight at G Y Mack Residence
The Chinese Athletic Club will meet this evening at G Y Mack's residence on Vineyard Street at 7 20 to transact important business. Members are earnestly requested to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
2
The Chinese Athletic Club will meet this evening at G Y Mack's residence on Vineyard Street at 7 20 to transact important business. Members are earnestly requested to attend.
An error in this morning’s paper misstates a Punahou versus High School game. The High School teams request an afternoon start. the championship game is set for tomorrow at Punahou grounds, with Kamehameha meeting Punahou Saturday morning. The High School has no first team, but its second and third squads are undefeated.
The AM game of the YMCA indoor baseball league today features the Saleamen against the Ironworkers at the gymnasium. Four teams compete in the league. The Frat series finale is Friday night November 22 with Financiers versus Stars.
The Alameda docks tomorrow with the Count baseball team, Harney Joy, and the Elleford Company aboard. A large crowd will welcome the visitors, with Herger's band performing and prizes announced for events like obstacle races and a one mile run. Donations from local merchants fund prizes and equipment as Hawaii prepares a big athletic gathering and fans await the first public appearance of Harney Joy’s squad.
The Hew lant Moat Club met at Republican headquarters on Merchant Street with many members present. Officers read and approved reports for 1908, including A. Le. C. Atkinson as president, M. Johnson as vice president, Henry O'Sullivan secretary, Lloyd Conklio treasurer, Otto Heine auditor, Joby Clark captain, Mark Robinson vice captain, S A Walker commodore, Paul Jarret vive commodore.
Thanksgiving morning autos owners will hold a committee event at Kapoloint Park led by Willard I. Brown and others including R. Brinkernolt Rh. Jordin and Geo FE Cooke. The gathering aims to organize activities and supporting details for the day.
The Palama A C celebrate winning the Riverside Baseball League with a Wednesday evening dance at the K P hall. A hammer and a large crowd are expected, and fans hope to see the champions presented with their cup. Tickets are sold by team members. Kawathau Glee Club will provide music.
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