Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-16
SPORTS
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
A San Francisco man by the name
of Spinks made a wonderful run in an
lS.inch balk line of billiards recently.
His run was 12O. The worlds record
Is 40.
Seattle, Denver, Spokane, Tacoma,
Butte, Oakland, Los Angeles and San
Francisco have arranged a novel bowl.
ing tourney. 1t will be telegraph
match. Each city sending results over
the wire to San Francisco.
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An attack has been made on base
ball in San Francisco. 1t is claimed
that the sport is being played to suit
gamblers who are placing large bets
on the outcome of the games.
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Motor boat racing was inaugurated
recently at Oakland under the auspices
of the California Yacht Club.
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VIM. II. Lee of San Francisco claims
the duck-pin record, having rolled f6G.
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Prof. Geo. Miehling, the wrestling IN.
structor recently subdued a mailman
who was wrecking a store with an axe.
Miehling, who is the instructor of the
Olympic Club of San Francisco, used
wrestlers' tactics.
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The Olympic Club of San Francisco
Is planning a grand athletic carnival
of field sports. Athletes from all over
the world will be invited. The sports
will be held in Golden Gate Park and
no admission will be charged.
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W. ]. Hail of Yale won the N. Y. A
C. cross country run on November 30.
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The Toronto Association football
team Of Canada was beaten in Phila-
delphia on November 30. Score 80.
This is the first time Toronto has ever
been beaten.
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E. p. Scott has been elected captain
of the Stanford football team for 1906.
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Mike Donlin of the New York Ma
tionals will coach the West Point boys
In baseball.
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Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 25.-The
University Of Pennsylvania won the
intercollegiate shoot here today,
breaking 1877 targets out Of a possible
$50. Yale was second with 1876. Har.
ward third with 100, and Princeton
fourth with 166.
New York, Nov. 27.-The Rancho del
Paso stud-James B. Higgins $1,25O,.
900 worth Of thoroughbred brood
mares, yearlings, fillies and stations
after a four-thousand-mile journey in
palace horse cars, with running water
and gas illumination, yesterday un.
loaded at the foot Of West Thirty-sixth
street.
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Chicago, Nov. 2s.-The adoption OF
n rule requiring team to make ten
instead of five yards in three downs is
the remedy Walter Camp, Yale's ath.
letic mentor, proposed last night to re.
lieve the game of football of its dangers
to life and of its brutality.
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New York, Nov. 2S.-The Old Glory
sale of trotting bred horses in Madi.
son Square Garden entered its second
week yesterday, with a total of ll3
animals sold on the seventh day for
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Santa Rosa, Dec. 1.-Millard Saund.
ers, driver of Lou Dillon. the worlds
champion trotter, arrived here tonight.
Saunders is of the opinion that II the
mare is given a chance that next sea.
son she can break her record of 1854.
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Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-Gustav Charles
Reichholm, at one time considered the
strongest chess player In the country
and for over forty years chess editor
OF local newspapers, died suddenly yes
terday.
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Richmond, Ind, Dec. Wv. r. Jan
Sier of New York has bought, for a
price reported to be sl2,5CO. the In.
diana stallion Director General. Di.
rector General is the sire of the noted
grand trotter Mainsheet, 2:0Sh
Fred Cooks crack two-year.old
George c. Bennett, has died, and in
him and Yankee Consul the West has
lost by far its two best two.year-olds.
Standing of the teams.