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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1907
Page
8
The Hawaiian Rowing Association met yesterday and elected officers. President John F. Soper. secretary C Rhodes. committee members TV Kine, ML Mt, Joinson, and C C Rhodes. Regatta day arrangements discussed with hopes for one of the largest events in history featuring canoe, yacht, and boat races, plus a women’s canoe race.
In San Francisco on a September night the Gans Breevs Britt in a hard fought match. Gans gained the edge in several rounds while Britt showed aggression and scoring moments. The bout ended with Gans winning by decision as the crowd watched a rapid, bruising contest.
The Ewa Waveball team defeated Pearl City by a stated score with standout performances from Slicker and Bowes. Joe Travens starred as the team prepares for a Dig Inat next Sunday at plantation, with several players contributing multiple hits.
HMA topped WML by a close score in a game played at Walanae on the Ath Inet. The Walanae lineup included George Moyer Fo Meyer Moyer Kupati Lopes Win Bush Glleland Axpvedo with notable performances shaping the outcome.
Following play, scores from a day of practice grant entry for the Manga Golf Cup final round. Top competitors and alternates move on, with qualification determined by performance and placement.
A dated challenge from September 10, 1907 invites St Louis to a rematch with Pennsylvania. The letter notes weaker prior squad, requests a Sunday game, and mentions potential participation by Chinese Athletic Club and Honolulu teams as drawing cards amid plans for Sailor teams to play ball.
The Chronicle reports Boston seeks Barney from Franks Bernard Joy amid talks by the Bonton Nationals. A $4000 offer for the tieatlaw is mentioned as potential leverage. Whalen and Hitt are noted in prior seasons as examples of managers masking player status to protect assets.
Penn short distance swimmer Daniel B Renear plans to go to Goldfield Nevada with friends for hunting trips and study. He hopes to return to Pennsylvania in a year while praising Pon and Hutsh ny course and expressing a wish to stay and study.
The Hongkong Cup opens with two league ib rounds. Tuesday 10th West Virginia versus Maryland. Wednesday 11th Maryland vs West Virginia and Colorado vs Maryland. Thursday 12th Colorado vs West Virginia and Maryland vs Pennsylvania. Friday 7th Colorado vs Pennsylvania. The top two teams by score advance to the championship. Tentative Saturday 14th West Virginia vs Town and Maryland vs Town. Sunday 15th Pennsylvania vs Town and Colorado vs Town. The winner faces a picked team from each.
Honolulu Gun Club weekly shoot at Kakaako traps draws top contenders Porter and Connor each with three legs on the cup. Result pending after Saturday the 14th or Sunday the 16th with the winner claiming personal property rights to the cup.
The Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West held a lively Admission Day dance at the Young Hotel in Honolulu. Governor and Mrs Freach, Secretary and Mrs Mott Smith attended the grand march. Admiral Very and Admiral Dayton visited. Chinese flags marked the opening of a new Chinese club on Beretanta street near Pensacola. Mrs Scott organized the event, praised for the festive Oriental decor and social warmth.
Eleven lots in the Panaida and Hamakua districts will be opened for homestead selection. Officials announce the public opening and instructions for applicants. Names of districts indicate Hawaii land program aims to offer parcels to settlers.
Governor Frear yesterday appealed the Land Commissioner's move over parcels never sold and reverted to the Government. The properties include cash-freehold claims and plots valued from 250 to 10, with some opened ten years ago, and one parcel showing a proven price near 425. Rent due to the government remains part of the consideration.
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