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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
INTERFERENCE BY
FACULTY RESENTED
Does Not Want Faculty to Die
tate in intercollegiate
Sports.
YALE WILL PLAY NAVY
DURING EASTER TRIP
Basketball Rules Should Be
0yerhauled by IntercOlIegi-
ate League.
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. l2.-Facul-
ty interference in athletic management
has been the principal topic OF the week
among the undergraduates who remained
AZ Yale during the Christmas holidays.
There !s a sentiment that the faculty is
growing strenuous In insisting its
rights 10 dictate In intercollegiate sports.
Inc statement, III view OF the fact that
the faculty announced that it was salts
ned with the way the undergraduates
governed sport last year is considered
strange by many who have not heard
both sides of the case.
The first hitch between the student
body and the faculty occurred during the
football season. According to a story
that has Just come out the faculty OBJ
Jected TO certain players who were tech
nically eligible and insisted that they
should be removed from the squad. Not
content with the stand taken against the
players the faculty named several coach
es, old players WHO had returned 10 col
lego TO help out the team. and said that
1t would be better for all concerned II
these men were not seen on the Yale
field.
The latest invasion made by the faculty
into the realms OF athletics was during
the recent adoption OF the baseball sched-
ule. The body objected TO the college
playing games with preparatory schools
and also stated that the Easter trip must
be curtaied, II also refused TO Tatjfy
the final game with Princeton because II
lnterlered WITH the annual ale scholar
ship examination.
There was also some talk OF cutting
down the schedule. This, however was
not done and the team will play thirty
four games The season commences a
week earlier than usUNl and Is harder
and longer than 1t was last spring. Sew
eral important changes appear In the
dates Both the Exeter and Andover
games have been dropped and a game has
been scheduled with Annapolis, The
Navy contest will be played during the
Easter trip. which will consist OF five
games in all.
Football expenditures IS another subject
that the faculty has recently taken up.
Ever since the season closed the under
graduates have been waiting TO hear the
financial statement of the football man
ager. The statement is In the hands of
the faculty and is now being carefully ex-
amned with n view OF suggesting a way
10 eliminate what the faculty considers
needless expenditures
Barring only basket ball the faculty Is
satisfied with the Eli sports during the
year. IT is believed that the rules OF
basket bail should have an oyerhauling
and that the continual disqualification OF
teams should be taken UP ny the Inter-
collegiate league. IN spite of these OBJ
jectons. the basketball team is away on
the longest trip ever undertaken by a
Yale team. The five are going as far
south New Orleans and far west
as Kansas City. The trip will he more
than 5000 miles in length. Billy Lush
the professional coach OF the Yale nine
has charge of the team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
PHILADELPHIA oARsMEN KICK.
Do Not Want National Regatta Held at
Jamestown Next Year.
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
PHILA ADELPEA, Pa. Jan. i2,--The
Philadelphia oarsnen have gone on rec
ord in their opposition TO the National
regatta being held at jamestown next
year during the exposition AT recent
meeting of the Schuylkill Navy, com
mittee of FIVE was appointed TO devise
ways and means for securing the Ma
tional regatta for Philadelphia II was
the sense OF the meeting that the rowing
public should not misunderstood the mo-
live of the Schuylkill Navy in asking
Tor the 1907 fixture. inasumch as II has
gatta would be held AT Jamestown. IN
Vestigation has revealed that the trans
porta ton facilities 70 jamestown may be
hazardous regarding the handling Of the
fral shells, while the regatta commit
Zee would he necessarily inexperienced
for such an important fixture. The oars
men IN New York have not aroused
themselves over the matter. number
expressed themselves in favor of James
Town while others questioned the advis
ability Of holding the regatta In Hampton
Roads. where the water Is likely TO be
rough. One well-known sculler OF the
Schuylkill Navy said: 1T is claimed
that q half-dozen suitable courses. any
one of which could be used for the re
garta, could be laid out on the river. In
the river several miles 10 secure any
thing like smooth water. and then II
would be impossible to get away from
the tide that is necessarily s1rdNg. Then
too. the course would be far removed
from the exposition grounds, and thus
the regatta would be merely side show
lost in the maze Of attractions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
MoRNINGsTAR's DEVELOPMENT.
Is Looked Upon as Coming Champion
Almost Any Time.
. Special Sporting Service

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12-Tom Foley OF Chi
caso the veteran billiard PLAYER, has
studied closely Ora Morningstars de~el-
opmcnt into a championship possibility.
Flo has this 10 say about the young West
erners chances; For years Mornlngstar
has been n Srent biiliardis,. but he never
could show his true form wnen d cham
pionship was al stake. His work in prac-
ticc and at odd times in match play has
been of a brilliancy equal TO that OF any
Of the more noted masters. but when 1t
came right down to big tournament or
q big match he rarely showed his real
ability, There Is nothing in the ball5-line
game that Mornineslar can't do. md do
well and with perfect nonchalance. He
reels Off the points with the spectacular
speed OF Schaefer always ready to shoot
before the balls have stopped rolling. His
recent sensational performance In New
York, when he made $40 points in three
innings for an average OF 1S3. did not
surprise me much. lie is liable to break
away nj any time for wonderful run.
or course, that was practice game and
won't stand az q record, but IL serves 10
show what the man can do"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
CHICAGO FOOTBALL
IN THE EAST
Stagg of Varsity of Chicago
Trying to Pave Way for
Football.
WANTS TO PLAY YALE
AND OTHER BIG TEAMS
East Also Anxious to Test West
ern Football Tactics
on Field.
Tribune Special Sporting Service,

Tribune Special Sporting Service,
CHICAGO. Ills. Jan. l2-While in the
East TO attend the meeting OF the Foot
ball Rules committee, Athletic Director
Sragc. OF the University of Chicago, is
believed in Chicago 10 have paved the
way for an invasion of the East next fall
Annapolis both have Invited Chicago 10
become football opponent next season.
md II the faculty is willing the naroons
are assured of at least one contest with
a team OF rank. 1t is whispered that
Stagg is contemplating even bigger game
and would be more satisfied with a try
az his alma mater. Yale.
Both stand for the more open game,
and 1t is said that both Yale and Chi
cago have played the new game to It's
best advantage, more so than by their
rivals in either section. Stages phe-
nomenal offence last fall has made an
impression in the East. and II is said to
be strong inclination to see what the
maroons have TO offer, More than mere
majority OF the Eastern colegiaus and
critics hold the West cheaply now as a
result OF the comparative showing by
the Carlisle Minnesota and Pennsylva-
MIA Michigan games and apparently any
more willing TO meet Western teams
than heretofore, This probably has been
responsible for the free will offerings
from Pennsylvania and Annapolis 20 Chi
cago.
II is felt II the annual Yale-Harvard
game passes into history Chicago is
likely 10 secure position OF prominence
eleven Otherwise a game with the Ellis
will mean a big concession to The ma
room forces. out there is a strong hope,
however that Stagg will bring about the
much desired contest
PENNSYLVANIA undergraduates declare
"pennsy' will have the best team In It's
history next year. They say the red
and blue eleven Will triumph over any
thing in the East. and express the opin-
ion that Michigan VIII be soundly wal
loped on the latter's own stamping
grounds.
Annapolis also has bright prospects for
next season, and II game with Yale
falls through. Chicago feels they will he
able to make an, impression on the East;
by meeting either "Pennsy' or the naval
cadets. Only one game will be played
With the East. In all probability. and
the concensus OF opinion favors Pennsyl-
vania,
Chicagos outlook, looking through
Captain De Trays eyeglass, never was
more rosy. With fifteen &C" men TO
form a nucleus. and one of the best
freshmen classes In the history Of Chi
cago and four stars OF the first year
team of 1905 returning 10 school the
first part OF this year. he believes the
Inaroons Will change the football map
nnaIeTlallN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
Cold Comfort,

Visitor TO the West Indies (who has
been warned against bathing in the
river because OF alligators, but has
been told by the boatman that there
are none Mt the rivers mouth)-By
Jove, this is rippng But, say, how
do YOU know there are no nligators
here's
Boatman-Well, you see, sab, de ALI
gator am so turr BILE feared Oh de
shark,-Punch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
In Danger.

fI have often stood in slaughter
house, observed the heshy man from
Chicago, ''wbile the butchers were kill
ing hogs on all sides of me. =
''Oh, exclaimed the tender-hearted,
but tactless New Hampshire girl,
" weren't you dreadfully afraid?'-
Puck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
Honki Houkl

"Mamma, these gloves smell terribly
OF gasoline I'll have to wait until
they get dry
Nonsense. daughter Come along
People, III think we own motor car. -
PhiIa dolphia Press
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
THE LAGOON n

Salt Lake and osdon
Simon Bamberger. Presidents sHu
Manager
Time Table In e1ee. Sep.eampod ood
LEAVE SALT LAKE, S'oo anu
1880, 4:9o and $50 R NJ s.Ir r,
LEAVE LAYTON FOX
and lO;I5 .. n. 2.4s. and ''sS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

The Fairdale Times has story about
a big snow pillow being run on the Sof
there some time ago by a brakeman
Instead of an engineer and it was
broken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
FAREWELL CONCERT.
Mrs. Grace Lincoln Burnan Will Give
Concert April g.

An event in music circles I'm the near
future will be the farewell concert to
be given Monday evening. April 3, for
Mrs. Grace Lincoln Burnam. who, with
her family, will soon move to Spokane
to live.
Ii is doubtful. II anyone has worked
harder or done more for the develops
ment Of Fargo, unsteady than has Mrs.
Burnam, who has always been untiring
in furthering the cause IN this city,
simply for the love of the work rather
than from any thought OF renumera-
ton. Mrs. Burnam will be greatly
missed by the musical people and her
place will be hard to fiji with one who
will devote the time and energy to the
cause that she has
The farewell concert will be given
at Stones music hall and a number of
Fargo's prominent musicians will as
sist in an elaborate programme Be-
sides Mrs. Burnam, who has promised
to sing, it is announced among others
that numbers will be rendered by
Miss Paige Mrs. Ernest Wright. Mrs.
Wheelock and Mrs. r. II. Wright and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

the immediate experience that their
little lives lead out into larger life
not altogether Identical with theirs,
but essentially Of the same nature"
Here Is certainly d very profound
and vital definition Of religion. The
conviction that our little selves laad
out into larger life not altogether
identical with ours, but essentially OF
the same nature. In this conviction all
religions unite. BY this conviction can
different religions be compared with
one another Which religion Of the re-
ligions of the world leads most directly
and strongly into the most largely OK
perienced life not altogether identical
with ours but essentially of the same
nature?
The answer to that question must be
Christianity Christianity which rec
ognizes all other religions, as it's kim
dred, and which strips itself Of every
element which is not the mightiest Lead
ing into this divine life most deeply
experienced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
Easter is Approaching.

Easter is approaching. Here is
$100.-Ge a new Easter rig"
No; / don't want il, love. Buy
yourself instead those law books you
have done without so long
Take $25, then, and get bonnet"
'No-dear; keep the s25 toward your
Insurance premium"
Take $40 at least. for"
mo; the rent Is behind and"
Then he awoke. and, 10! twas but
dream.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

the entire concert gives promise Of
being one of the finest ever given In
Fargo and fitting farewell 10 one
who has been so strong a supporter-vf-
music in the city. II has been arrang-s
ed so that reserved seats may be had
at Stones. music hall ut so cents
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
To Get Around II.

Tuffold Knutt (with his mouth fnlll
I'd like { arsk We question, mum.
Are they layln any stone pavements
in the next town."
Farmers Wife--'H don't know. Are
you trying 10 get work?"
Tuffold Knutt--"No mum. I'm not
tryin' to git 1t. I'm on'y trying to To-
cate it."--ChIcago Tribune
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

& There is one sudden death among
women to eight among men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

"a q a o q 90 w @ q ~ ~ % % - % %
o Forum Want Ads Get Results. o.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

II makes the insurgents sore to re-
fer to clerk hire in the house
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
North Dakota Kernels

-~9~S~-~1~~r~@@e>.
Columbus is to get q farmers ele-
vator.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

The Columbus Reporter roasts 'tf1e
base hireling of the corporation"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

Other towns in the northwestern
part of the state will watch Minot's
experiment with gas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16
POLO TOMORROW

The Second POLO game viii be
played tomorrow at Moanalua bo'
tween lbo Oahu and Maui teams, u
h lhn opinion ~ u groal many that
lha Maui boys had very superior
mounts IA those ~ Tho Oahu boys
and that This had much "a d0 win
The defeat ~ The oahu tenn
There VIII BIO u few minor changes
~ tho lineup 1T the Oahu team on
saturday Bob hblnglo VIII play No
\ and flemmlDg viii play bis old
position ~ baok Thlp change should
strengthen tho tenn and better play
viii surely result
There are many Of The Kauai D0yi
IN town ~ hao tho a0rloa ana ibny
claim that next year they VIII onlel
u team
Tho game tomorrow VIII start NJ \
O'Clock ana u huge crowd II expected
10 200 Tho fun
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16
M'KEtVEli MEETS ROTH

A, Mol{ooyop NJ The DIVA Tennis
Club VIII meet 1911 Roth for The tom
1lb championship NJ The Islands ms
afternoon NJ illb on tho Pacific 'Fenr
nlB cub courts,
Yesterday MelSoayor dofeptod Low
roy only after tho hardest KIND ~ .
night b0wrey played The gnme for
all n waB worth ana surprised All
who wllDeaaod lle match LOWRY
has n good tennis future before bin
ana Win couple ~ mora yonrg OK
porlenoe should bent them MI
IN lhe llgl sol LOWRY lost four
straight gamog, ana thon by u won
tovful gpuW b. took Tho next SIX ma
The Bel bowpoy eAl0Dded himself W
much during lhIs sol that bo bnd lll-
no reserve power ma no l0ni ne
1psl three sets ana DDlOhpd somewhat
fired The play resulted IN Mokeey'
pp's lay0v ~ follows ~, ~, w,
Gsi,
Roth N The fnyoWlo over Mpltenyer
IN Tho nnal match ana unless ile mn
looked for happens ROTH VIII SIN re'
tain The championship,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16

llorn ~ fan from llllQ who has
Interest enough 10 pick an All-lla'
wall team Most of his selections are
good onoa, II looks good 10 zee ihal
mo IL Interested,
MO, Aug IAN, lvOG
The Bulletin, Honolulu
Gentlemen As baseball fan
have picked the following team IL
represent lIawail against the coQsl
Team and ! think they ran MAKE
good q, 49, Lyman, catcher Jael'
Williams, pitcher, llowalii Barney
JOY, piiehorI PAT Clemson (caplalp
Dral base Jack Eaeton, second base
liawaiiI VIM, Hampton, MIRA Dasei
Brick Lyman sbortstopi l}d Fernap'
deg, lefi aeldi Igd Dosba, oepter helqi
ge0, Clark, right field,
Respectfully submitted,
A. HlI,O FAN,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16
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JOY BEATS ANGELS

When II onme 70 tbe pitching, Bar
poy JOY had II over NaRle ~ every
department The big hawaiian struck
out aey0p ~ tho heQyy etlekers ~
The visiting team, Carlisle renehlpg
for tbe ball when u woe p0l there op
Two occasions Joy held he bals-
man SHOWN 10 slS Brallored bits, 30
Two NJ which onmo IN any one INNING,
while Magic was touched pD fop zen
eaTntlna, Three NJ these were
punched IN The G0b inning when
three men scored wbIe Two came W
Tho WElb DDd DpOlbor nm WpH Nddel
W Tho nlreqdy fai go0re ~ lbe bone
team,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16

LOW BOWLING SCORES

1bo iGam representing Honolulu
rolled on tho li0iaI Baths Alleys
agniDsl Tho KagaI Cub NJ Kaunil The
IaliGp Glub b0Wlod IN lhelr own NJ
Ieyg NJ blIlue, Gb0 local Dlaynpe I'D
not llyp ~ 10 their usual good howl
INK and The result NJ Inst nights
fnlaea was somewhat NJ u dlsDDp0lDt'
lnnnl w Them
There we're iva tennis chosen NJ
llya men anoh ana while they were
M rollins against knuaI they ware
NJ tho same lime playing u Iitiln tour
Dey NJ their own, Bray, SWIM,
BlmODs, Aza and B0bmldi bowIad oD
one tenn white Robinson, M0nulra
WHINE, Ii0W0p ana Wilder rolled f0I
lle other The f0pmhr tonm bOwlad
n lolal ~ glDh pins md tho Ialtel
gg7g pins, Thle made tbe grand
total NJ iiG7 pins mat Tho kOuaI
boys must dofe0l rms " ~ ayev0gD
NJ liD pins 10 lba man,
the individual b0wIeps rolled ~
follows
Ijp0y lOH 40, l8l~BBA Aver
tae lg7 ~,
swain l7s, ~, lbtmvf7g, Az
opdgo iba W.,
Simon lgl, lgi, 800 800, Az
erago lBl W.,
Ave- ls8, 100, lB7~sllG Aver
Nge 1873 W.,
Schmidt sO7, 1910, IbB 6sb, ~
Nrage i7ti
WlIdova-l0b, lBs, lgs 49, Nv
erage 100,
IlObIDg0D 1893, 100, l07.-blG
Average ~ gsB,
Mcclure 1913, liB, lbg iis, Az
apago liD 49,
Wlnno lgl, lOp, lil~fW Az
Oragn ldE W., 4
Bower 1913, lgl 1870 ilO ~
Opnee 1870 gEB
Schmidt wng blgl man WIN w
good average ~ No. Robinson WIN
g0eOnd Win NJ ,g'B, Schmidt WI
lbe only man who madn over 700
making IN The bpel game aO7 I'D
Kauai sN0r0h nra moi tD0wD IN WI
Suits worried Tho local b0wlara lOb
evanInE
IN The nnHt match 0D ThUrado
evening Tho locals arn snre w roII
higher so0pe,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16
MAUI Flag DAY RACES
lsponl0J In Tho BuJJalJDl

lHpeNi0I N lhe HnlIetlh)
WalIuFpI Mani, Apa i,-'Iha jap'
0nne had on exciting dag M Hppeal'r
alA' Fark Kabulpli on Angpal w.
phe horse panea Harlad NJ W NJ W.
md lasted mtIl y D. NJ lhe Ipqaea
we're Jnoi MakehI0 w NQHpleaHIa
NpG FNpaoIW Tlmekeeper FpAu'
ehima,
F0Ilowlpg IN tbe summary NJ NE
faneHi
gnarler mile dash, Pnree ga0l Flge
entries 0lanka NpaIl Iiprada aeQqnd
IlWn, abA aeppnda
Thpeo'eIRhlba mile dash Pprae EAO'
F0nr hgraaa lnlahlR kQmq nrsl,
kDala second Time N Han0nda
0ner0larler mile daah Pnrae Es0
Five entries HallQ nrsl, AlHqdq Hee-
Qnd Time, N aepQnds'
0na-half mile lTGlllnR ane-N N
Meger'a AbdIpe wQn IN liafl hr4l
heal won nlA0 second hRali Han
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16

caroy's Fare bank second Purse
5000,
0pe-balf mile runDlDg race PurRe
Sl0 -Four entries ldo 1rall llasbi.
moiOR Mole second Time, Dc sec
onds,
Tbree-elgbls Of mile running race
Purse, $50 -Four entries Qplsllll
komo won ~ i0H seconds llNH1l
mol0s Mele second
0De-gu1rlor pile raee PurHe wv
-Four entries KIDD 1re, QlsDlN sec
0Dd, Time, ~ seconds,
Tbree-guprier nile dash Purse FbO
Three borsee h0gamaiei0B AplQrq
won IN l}2b, Second, Jde,
There were fppg entries ~ ne lps
raee, Tbe purse was go, ana aa y
was dlOjogIl ~ doodle lhe wipper eaol
we're g0jg0ed ~ recelylpg 40
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16
POLO PONIES

When asked how be Bgpeee1eq ~
vel ~ V0jGIDg blg pql0 pqpies "
DIpy better tbOp lbe ponies ~ 0tper
gl0yorg, FqEb0lI Keepe eplqi NWelL
~ lbe 6rst place, ! bpy VlelDRepl
ponies NY miner hos pJypya NAM
laiDed lbgt one ran lQqk ~ . b9reeF
eye QBd tell wbelber be wQB . epQN
horse ~ NOT ! b0ye fqll9Weg ~ WfQ
GppIied ~ tbe tgyg QDg BQ1 u WgllH
wei N pqJQ ! b9pRbl AZ ~ NV
ponies by lhejV ega gbep ! lgVRpl
mem lbe Rggle WgeqV ! peWg
0bVsed ibeWJ Tbey leggppg ~ me-
lbe gpDe RDg INN f9gDq gpl Wpt
hey Were Bgt RbVseg W my WY fyfR
lb9vgb hey mQda WlslVbfs WbgR
Bveop, ! pBoq ~ pei lReW WbfD WfK
DeQQDg HRpggpE ma Nh9Weg elRpH NJ
BeIpg 0fgQlq N We WQJJpL ! HpYeg
FtrvQt mem ~ BB9ke y Rl9es K9H
VINE N ne Wdqle WHQlH ! ElpF
Qeaqed N W9HleVDg mem Wl4VRl
yaQpqG bQbg IN lBe bQpk N INV NM
apg SEND nm 9Hl ~ NE pgl9 HeM NM
~ wqVlq M Hppggb lbe RQlpe VIM
fbe pbld ~ bjs bapk igel w b9QeRlig
w be W0pH VIM me-, 4here n NJ
qpes1Qg N my Wlqg NV VIM hqyHeF
baye aIIqgel y hmm brolH Az y
needs " deyelpplpR RqWe N lbf
ponies ! rlde bRye m9VH M Npa NJ
NE RpNR lbeg INV NM HqlRb NM NJ
o9lpe gVepisb ~ RqQB wv I Rppqpf NJ
my pQlg oqslHWf TINY kReW NM
mere y 2 Rpme " MehL Rnl lReE L1ya
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16
y SPORTS
,%.c ---------------------'----'--
~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - - -

day but protested game between the
u, A. CO and liilos viii be played on
next SUNDAY II tho liilos should
happen 10 win, there VIII be a tie Tor
lret place between Mooheaus aud
llll0s This VIII probably result ~
having these teams play a series %
three games, the championship going
i0 the bunch Rettlng tw0 OF these
additional games llil0 Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-16

The following eplrjea have been
peaaIved NJ ", o. llaIl A. sons ", y,
WINE, ApellD WhllH, ~ w. Mepplnlp,
Y, ~, W0II, NJ PbIlIIpa, A, y, Wall,
w. n smiib, Nv w. Wood, ~ NJ
Opmp, IJ0pQNn J0bpAop, q, y, nqA a,
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favor NJ ihe " A. q, tenn IN Ihalr
aama Win Tho MOohpaDa on sunday,
rop Tho game WIN played deepIle ihn
rain 1bo ornnlnI lesL came IN ma
I0uub inning when MnranD f0r NE
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man 0n bnaGp and r0ppod Onl u ~
which landed all NJ Them safely the
lannIa md Scores follow
MOOhaau ~ 9a 80 I
u, A. q, ,tiO 90 4 y y I y Y
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