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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
8
The Pennsy team defeated St Louis in a tight nine inning contest. Calderhead McWhorter Spofford Bac kle and Martin led the Pennsy offense while Davis and Evers handled Saints in the field. Pennsy's late scoring secured a 6 to 4 victory as the Saint Louis lineup struggled with errors and strong Pennsy batting.
A reader’s recap notes erratic play and sloppy fielding by navy and army teams. Hines and Martin provide some batting effort while others struggle to apply proper ball and strike rules. The writer complains about indifference and misplays during a tense college match atmosphere.
A garbled local item mentions a series of four quick games on a Saturday afternoon tied to a yacht event and a St Louis matchup. It references Hort Glow as a likely pitcher or coach and a pledge team, with unclear names and places due to damaged text.
Ewa defeated Bvar Railroad 7 to 10 in a Sunday baseball game at Awa luwt. Clark, pitcher for the Railroad, struck out twelve batters. Both teams enjoyed the outing after the game.
The local items mention a gun club trap meet in Honolulu, Kona rowing crews arriving, offshore yacht mentions, and bets on upcoming rowing races. A notable film from The Guuwe Neteon Night is popular locally. Regatta Days promise a yachts meet and a Macart cup. Baseball plans for an All Hawaii team begin practice.
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A lively piece monologues about a Coast League baseball tour in Honolulu with players like Devereaux and Kagan, noting strong crowds, high bets, and a Japanese league parallel. Umpire Moore and coach figures are described as keeping order, while pay fines and on-field antics are discussed as the tour unfolds.
After weeks of deliberation the Columbia court handed down a decision blaming Captain Horan of the wrecked steamer and First Mate B Hendrickean for the disaster. Captain Houven of the schooner was acquitted of negligence. Hendrickeen received three years imprisonment.
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