Pinal Play in Wall Cup Tennis Today
The Berotania court hosts a key Wall Cup match as Captain Low faces A Te Cuntle for the right to advance. Cantle, a former Island champion, is praised as a top rival with a promising chance against Low, while Gee waits in a later challenge. The tournament draws large crowds and future Interclub matches loom.
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Low
Te Cuntle
Uybil
Camtle
Owe. A
Cantle
Hawaii
Gee
Union Castle
Ance
Berotania
Pacific Ube
Tomorrow's Soccer Exhibitions Preview Local Teams Clash
Tomorrow afternoon two football exhibitions feature the Malles versus High School at 2 o clock and Punahou against Iron Works. The first game follows Saturday form with the Malles favored. the second promises fast kicking and running as Punahou aims to rebound after a narrow loss to Mattes. Fans urged to attend and support the club.
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Malles
High School
Iron Works
Punilious
Mallen
Punuhous
Honolulu
Pune
Hixn
Mattes
Keore
Punahoun
Gunn
Aport
Peau Area
Sno
Walking Race Headlines at Sunita Meet
A Sunita walking meet fixtures the cream of local talent. Ayres in top form and Fengler expected to push hard while Antone Kooote trains with Ayres. Jack Campbell of the Iron Works enters the fat heel and toe field, with weight limits debated and a 2 PM start for the fat man and veteran races.
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Sunita
Sullivan
Ayres
Fengler
Winnie
Antone Kooote
Ayros
Ola Watujun
Jack Campbell
The
Iron Works
Harck
Hilo Excursion Promises New Year Sports Action
Local reporters describe preparations for a Hilo trip to Hoolula Park for New Year events. The piece notes much money circulating and plans by residents to chase winnings in Fourth of July style contests, with community interest high for early 20th century sport and social gathering.
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Hilo
Hoolula Park
Honolulu
Volcano Holiday Plans At End Of Year
A fragment discusses trips to the big Island and the Volcano Home during a year end carnival. It notes many Honolulu residents have never seen the volcano and urges taking the trip to brace for cold weather and rent season.
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Anon
Demoanthenes
Honolule
Buny
Hitealee
Volcaio
Medal Play Sunday at Country Club Opens Schedule
The Country Club announces medal play next Sunday, the 14th overall for the year, with eighteen players already set for the event. The course is in excellent order, cold weather has kept conditions crisp, and a new professional may join early next year as the club grows its membership and calendar of tournaments.
Kauluwela Club Elects Officers
Kauluwela Club held last night elected officers President avid Gray Secretary Laure Richard Treasurer Bam Hop and Manner Theo Cabral. About twenty five members attended with enthusiasm. An indoor baseball game ended with Kauluwela losing to Kall his. A five game series is planned with the winner first to three. Bert Bowers will umpire Diamond Mendes A.C. game.
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Kauluwela Club
Tole
Avid Gray
Laure Richard
Bam Hop
Theo. Cabral Bome
Kallhis
Kauluwela
Kauluwala Club
Aplrit
Gan Bert Bowers
Diamond Mendes
A.C
Bowers
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E. C. Hall & Son, Ltd
Deltox
Kapiolani Block
Alakea & King Sts
Union - Pacific
Diorege Wood Packing Com
Pan
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
V. L. Stevenson
Pinal
Sunday &T Country Club
Panama
Bonine
Amusi
Honolulu Athletic Park
Novelty Theater
Nowanu and
Pouohi Streets
Happy Jack Walker
Young Hotel
College Hills
Kuimuki
Liliha Street
Kalihi
Manoa Valley
Kamaole Mani
Head
Romanale
David A. Dowsett
Fudd Bldg
ART Theater
Park Theater
Fort Street
Beretania Moving Pictures Vaudeville
Kukui
Navan
Kawaihau Glee Club
Acme Glee Club
Alakea Bldg
Alakea and King Sts
Bulletin Business Office
Poiletin
Steinway
Hotel St
San Francisco
Stewart
Geary Street
Union Square
Ust
Aoda
Attoderate Rater
Reand Street
Stewart Gow
Hasminghsad
Bedener
Vienna Bakery
Fort St
Boston
Best Home
Ring Up
M. Phillips
Queen Sts
Fine Holiday Presents
China
Yee Chan & Co
Bethel and
King Sts
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