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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

8

Bedford Eleven Defeats Honolulu in Cricket Match

Bedford cricket eleven proved stronger than Honolulu, finishing with 224 in reply to Honolulu's 180. Pelly top scored for Bedford with 86 before being dismissed. Bowler Maclean and Morse led Honolulu with multiple wickets, while Knight and Dixie impressed for Bedford with key breakthroughs. Lunch broke up the action, and a large local crowd enjoyed the high‑scoring contest despite Honolulu’s steadier bowling.

Bedford Honoluta Pelly Hower Morae Anderson Disle Naller King Diate Morse Tuat Wilton Jordan Conan Kopight Douglans Wi Feld Caugh Maclean Honolulu Hatfield R.A. Jordan G. C. Dts Bob Anderson Moore T. P. Gray Hedford Knight Halle Fon Dixie Milton England Doc Monwerent

Marathon Racers Debate Control Of Next Race

Runners and Athletic Park management clash over who runs the upcoming marathon and how gate receipts are shared. A proposed split, up to 80 percent to organizers, prompts questions about management, advertising costs, and prize structure. A final decision may come in a later column.

Untess Nomi Taukamoton Rin Fers Thars Nuccoms Athletic Park Athlete Park Management Tmne

Military Athletic Association Formed at University Club

A Military Athletic Association was formed with representatives from military branches. G H was elected president, Lorrin Andrews secretary, Captain Campbell treasurer. An executive committee includes Campbell, Lt. Granace, J. C. Carter, Col. Jones, and Andrews. The group aims to promote military track and field events with meetings at League grounds and a major Sunday session to finalize plans. The movement is described as a strong start toward a milestone bellwether for the service ranks.

University Club Military Athletic Association G .H Lorrin Andrews Campbell Esane Campbell Lewtenant Gran

British Sailors To Have Sports at Capion Park

This afternoon George F. Dawson seting consul for Mogland will host sailors from the Bedford out at Kapialant Park for diverse games and prizes. Foot races, cricket and football lead a lively program with likely strong turnout. Afterward the sailors return to town for a Seamen's Institute blow-out in refreshments.

George F. Dawson Mogland Uailors Bedford Seamen's Institute

Bedford Triumph in Scrappy Soccer Match

Bedford won a rough game against Alllolant College as only two Bedford players appeared early. The visitors led by four before two men finally joined, allowing Bedford to tally once more. The Bedford captain lent three players to the boys, aiding defense in back field. Ben Kolchin scored for Telandemen, though the outcome hinged on the late-arriving players.

Alllolant College Bedford Pearance Dwight Hell Jeree Mallers Ben Kolchin Telandemen

Mrs James Scott dazzles in Shanghai shooting display

Mrs James Scott wife of Kihel plantation manager and noted shot, posted a strong score in Shanghai stage, finishing second with 46 of 60, her first and last shots bullseyes. She impressed rivals and prompted discussion of new battery powered instruments aboard the ship Amelia.

James Scott Kihel Plantation Bhanghai James Brett

Compass records ship direction speed and distance

Maritime circles track a newly invented compass by Carl L Jaeger tested on the steamship Amelia heading to the West Indies. The instrument records course direction distance traveled and speed using an electric spark perforating chart.

New York Carl L. Jaeger

Why He Was Happy at the Sunset Watch

A rustic scene shows a ruddy glow beyond a hill as villagers watch a sunset over a village path. A young boy asks if sunsets are grand, and an elder responds that sunsets burn down the village, hinting at a hopeful but ironic mood.

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