Kam Boys Form Track Team From Local Alumni
Kam boys from Kamehameha School plan a strong athletics revival. Harvid Godfrey leads efforts with alumni such as Frank Mackensie and Mw Keone In, aiming for records in PRs and distances. Notable returnees include Frank Kunio in hammer, Snow in shot, and Dutch Whiting in distance. Rumors say Diamond Heads may enter A A U meet. many alumni and local figures unnamed in this report.
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Kamepamela Schoolh
Harvid Godfrey
Nehook
Godfrey
Frank Mackensie
Manoha
Mw Keone
Maul
Kamehameha
Mackenlo
Prpeens Arta
Kam Bays
Frank Kunio
Snow
Kambay
Iskind
Frank Sebarach
A. A.mporte
Whiting
Herman Brandt
Hoot Nani
James
Nul
Punahou Boys
Diamond Heads
Copie A. A. U
Bill Rice
Champion Island
Hul Nalu
Rice
Fl Hk Awn
HH. Eml. Ayres
Scan
Hawaii and Star t Game Stunned by No Hit Bid
The Hawaii team rode a dominant pitching effort by George Clark who pitched a no hit game Sunday against the Star t. Markham delivered a two bagger in the seventh inning but the Stars could not overcome the early lead as the Hawaiians won decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Hawaiie
Markham
Hawaii
Clark
Honolulu Stockyard Company Holds Meeting With Low Attendance
The Honolulu Stockyard Company met at James F. Morgan's office with only 478 shares represented, plans for a dinner action could not proceed. A capital raise of 100000 was discussed and dissolution follows a silent period. King Street property formerly secured by building stood on the market with offers between 11000 and 13000. Officers elected included W H Rice, Brown, Parke, Jamon F L Mannen, Hustace, Schuman and G J Waller. Meeting adjourned with action possible on October 3.
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Nyn
Honolulu
Buildiage Te
W. HL Rice
Rennant
Geel Brown
Wlc. Parke
Jamon FL Marenn
Frank Hustace
A Schuman
G. J. Waller
Port Calendar Highlights Open Entries For Sept Events
The bulletin lists sport entries and dates for September events at Athletic Park. Highlights include baseball games featuring Hawaii teams, a Ten Miles race with Fite and Gerald, and an A C U Track Meet. Communications go to Sporting Editor, Bulletin Office, on Sept 3.
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Prones
Sporting
Staraen J. AL Coy
Hawaii Vo
A. Cy
Athletic Park
Notay
Fite
Gerald
Jackson, King
Cavalry
Athlete Park
Starn Ve
Hawaii
J. A. Gas
Atletic Park
Mohawks Va
Abahir
A. Us
Palamas
Baturdey
Soldiers Hold Track Meet at Kasplelant Park
Yesterday forenoon the 159th Company of the Coast Artillery Corps won the third meet over the 168th. A large crowd gathered at Kasplelant Park as runners competed in events, culminating in a 48 to 44 score for the 168th. The 100-yard dash and one mile relay highlighted a tense finish with the 168th taking several prizes amid a full program of field events and official observations by Major Timberlake and other officers.
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Coast Artillery Corps
Kasplelant Park
Trier
Bchoun
Bobeank
Murding
Butnel
Smith
Corp
Elrod
Arataeham
Young
Bhor
Falkenstein
Sobeault
Orgatur
Erwin
Harding
Reynolds
Schoup
Timberlake
Price
Pratt
Withu
Johnson
Clark
Leutenant Williams
Vaughan
William
Australian Boys Club Tour Guests in California Reunion
The Columbie Park forty boys who toured Australia two years ago held their second reunion in San Francisco on August 1. Cock Jeffery of Perth, advance agent for the troupe, attended with Ridney Pelxotto. The group plans a fifteen month tour starting in the U S with California, then the Bantar Bates and Canada, continuing a return visit following their 1909 trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbie Park Boys
Australia
Ano
Sank Francisco
Cock Jeffery
Perth
San Francisca
Fon
Ridney
Pelxotto
Branchico Han
Tommy
Byd
Aumint
Olay
Pabitt
California
Bantar Bates
Canada
Columbia Park
Boye
Chinese Team Out For Work At Labor Day Game
The Chinese ball team will be out in fitness work and travel, with key players benched for today. Captain Asan and two others expected back tomorrow as the cavalry unit prepares to meet the Chinese nine in Labor Day at Ante Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akana
Apad
Ante Park
Kun Kul Yen
Ba Yate Pong
Avan
Hoya
Feild
Tom
Ken Yate
Maul
Kau Kiw Yen
Chingwe
Ttan
Hawaii and Nipponene Players Shine In Bun ny Clash
In the Bun ny game the Hawaiis behind Mike Hardy and George Clark on the mound faced Nipponene. Clark previously with the Hawaii club struggled early but pitched well. Bentile toppled Victoria with Williage pitching for the loser's side. Bobh played errorless defense, Raymond doubled, Weedy Thome scored on a two bagger off Willams, Pachpliteher struck out four. England’s town tennis squad arrived in New York after defeating America in the Pomiting round, led by F. Dixon, A. Hi. Lowe and A. E. Beamish. Bearon showed strong stick work, four hits including a two bagger, and two runs. Orneling hit four times for Palo in a solid day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpite
Mike Hardy
George Clark
Clark
George
Bentile
Ave
Victoria
Williage
Bobh
Armerica
Davian Manrived
New York
F. Dixon
A. Hi. Lowe
A.E. Beamish
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J. A. Gilman Shipping and Commission
Arthur Sewall & CO
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Parrott & CO
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Neuman Clock Co
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Royal Standard Typewriter
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H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
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Williain
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Rase and Vermin-Proop
Ping
Union-Pacific Transfer Co
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Alakea
Goda
Arctic Soda Water Works
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