Hall Cup semi finals set with Collins and Low leading
Country players reach Hall Cup semis as Collins and Low win key matches amid dramatic play. Sinclair, Kiland, Greenfield, Eklund and others advance. Collins suffers a mid match injury but fights back to edge toward the final in a tense three set sequence.
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Collins
Greenfield
Eklund
Low
Conteiaute
Law
Biland
Hioata
Castle
Sinclair
Breeze
W House
Tull
Sein
Conias
Qolline Sinclair
Watt
Nome Twenty Minster
Sa Dnt
Australiag
Rinelal
Ansa
Ewa
Uurty
Sta
Anh
Sinclai
Callin
Nagapating
Bie Gum
Col. Lita
Stan
Colling
Mellee
Collins Wine
Tklund
Steere
Jecatt
Ind
Hkland
Stenne
Mordanee
Howster
C. G. Bockus
Waterhouse
Dod
Cy Greenfield
Artis
Hwa
Kiland
Tor
Holly
Ffteen
Erateh
Bkplund
Kona Crew Wins Second Canoe Race Title
In a crowded Myrtle Sof course the Kona team defeats Knoles with a time of seven minutes fifty one seconds, finishing just eight seconds ahead of Honolulu’s Aniah Hino. The event drew a large crowd and a $100 prize purse, with both crews delivering a vigorous show and strong performance on the water.
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Kona
Knoles
Dinee
Honolulu
Crow He Aniahing Hino
Myrtle
Konys
Kony
Konur
Tina
John Kaluachiwa
David Makunole
Pala Aiko Muliko
Kula
Manupau
Nate
Mysterious pitcher stirs San Francisco fans on Seals
The unnamed pitcher known as Mysterious Mitchell mystifies Coast League fans in San Francisco. He refused photography and talks with reporters, claimed to have pitched for the University of Nebraska, and arrived in Portland for a berth. His background remains unclear, with questions about amateur status, possible major league ties, and reasons for using a false name. He stands about six feet, heavy build, a poor fielder, and is noted for his unusual anonymity.
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Mitchell
Ani
Seals
Ban Francisco
Miteboth
Coast League
Tall
Newt Piper
Tefus Logets
Kid Mohler
Danny Long
San Francisco
Moller
Portland
University of Nebraska
Bears
Hay
Devine
Royal Academy of Dancing Event at Odd Fellows Hall
The Royal Academy of Dancing hosts a dance night on October 6 at Odd Fellows Hall. Admission is 50 for gentlemen and 2 80 for ladies, with starting time at 8 o clock and a necktie dance featured.
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Royal Academy of Dancing
Mabay
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Hall & Son, Ltd
J. A. Gilman
Shipping and Commission
Arthur Sewall & Co
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Grinnell
Neuanan Clock Co
Watchman
Royal Standard Typewriter Aachen
Munich
Fort Street
Merchant
Olives
Cious
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the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
W.C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
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Institute For Physiotherapy
Beretania and
Richards Streets
Lew
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Ea Denoes
Avery Pont
Cane
Cautle
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Yiartive
Mame Moore
Fxures
Tel
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Joe Prettas
Doe Frayne
Mac
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Manuel Froitex
Wilkinson
Jim How
B.J. Love
Lown
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the McGuinty
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Dolig
Fort
Empire Theater
Hoths Street
Motion Pictures
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Pauahi Streets
Rance Smith
Banana Mar Wise
Milton
Motion
Pierre Baron
Aloha Bath Huude
Hawaii
P. Loopuyt & Co
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Alakea and
Queen Streets
Pacific Saloon
Dick Sullivan
King and Nuvana
Primo
Lovejoy
Rainier Beer
Royal Academy Dance
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