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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
21
The Country Club eyes the Dillingham Cup with a proposed monthly handicap using a coin operated score card, locked box, and monthly payout. Players can try repeatedly, pay by the quarter, and the winner takes the pot when the box is opened by the green committee.
Honolulan coverage recounts Johnny Williams pitching on Beale and a busy Hart Cup semifinal slate at Beretania courts. Castle Barnes O Dowda Greenwell and Eklund vie for titles as weather tests players, with Nicklelwon and Thompson among yesterday's results and a note on local living costs.
Fragmentary report from Oahu Senior League shows a 1 20 pm time slot labeled ALC v8 with Hawaiie and Mare teams, indicating an event at 290 per hour pricing reference. Details incomplete and names ambiguous.
Report from San Francisco dated Oct 2 states Yaqui Giane fighting Porfirio Diaz's forces used bullets made of world gold. Passengers arriving on the steamer Caracay from Mexican ports describe many wounded treated in Manhattan hospitals. Doctors reportedly saw the golden pellets during operations, though most patients lacked enough to affect medical costs.
The Hawaii high school football feature notes daily practices ahead of a clash with College of Hawaii in a few weeks. Captain Bil Rosa expresses confidence his team will improve, while Captain Clark shapes the Caw College squad for Punahou next month. Bil Rice, Marcalling, and new man Pratt are noted among the lineup.
The Grammar School Soccer League opens next week with five teams, led by the Kam eleven and a confident St. Louis squad. Last year’s champions, the Kats, seek another flawless run as veterans age out. Captain Frank Shipman leads a lineup including A Mitchell, George Runh, K Akuna, H Bertlleman, A Correa, and J Kaoni, with games slated at Maliki grounds and the Kan fold.
The Giants have an era defining team this season with Marquard hampered by form while a strong lineup could have captured three more wins. The listed players include Snodars Ternos Doyle Amos Devlin Wilson Wiltge Crandall McGraw Devore Mathewson Hart dnson Paulette Murray Mieteher Hacker Kathe Markle Meyers Marquard Faunt.
The Oahu College boys spent the last two weeks in football province with a recent game showing juniors and seniors competing. The senior class team includes six of the potential candidates and aims to strengthen the squad. Plans for practice and selection continue as the Cottage of Hawaii prepares for upcoming matches, while Panabow is not playing soccer with the Rams due to the rival not fielding a football team.
The Hamakua player won the title at Hilo by defeating Dr. Fred Irwin in three hard fought sets 6 2 6 2. The victory came as he edged last season’s champions Mrs Patten and Connell Horner 9 2 in a separate match. A tennis club meeting is set for Saturday at 4 p m to elect new members and discuss events.
Haught y Whites face tough odds as interclass soccer draws attention at Kaminhametin Schools. Juniors hold the lead in the series with two weeks left in the first half, while Ram Alumni plan a December league entry and Allan McGowan captains the squad. The Rede and Whites second team clash in a baseball game this afternoon on Kamfeld, with Ewkima to pitch for the Whites and W Walabeale for the Red nine. A federal case involving Kito Nakaha ji moves forward as a habeas corpus action resumes next Thursday at 10 o clock.
The Outrigger Club announces races and events for November 4 at its grounds. A $600 appropriation funds a retaining wall and the dancing area while committees organize child and adult outrigging races, including the Charke Cup, with plans for buoy tasks, noodle races, and rehearsals before chowder time.
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