Haltiwa Marathon Race Plans Grow With Interest
Nigel Jacknon pushes proposals for Haltiwa Marathon with around 45 runners already pledged and hopes for up to 100 starters in long distance. Prizes, trophies, and merchant donations are flooding in as organizers prepare for a Thursday meeting to finalize arrangements. Mayor Penn backs the event and a trip to Halwa promises a festive excursion for a large crowd.
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Nigel Jacknon
Dackson
Jackson
Ageln
Necesary
Charlie Chillingworth
Penn
Halwa
Kamehamehas Narrowly Beat High School In Soccer
Yesterday afternoon at the league grounds the Kamehamehas defeated High School by one goal after a closely contested match. Hal captains were unable to play but acted as umpire, while Kekuewa excelled in goal as the Kama defense held firm.
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Kamehamehas
High Hehool
Kame
Milkna
Kas
Hal
Hoth Uldow
Rane
Kekuewa
Tig
KamnamboaKetuews
Ial
Momeey
Godfre
Kamalopill
Nowh
of. High School
Rice
G.; MH. Chilelingworth, Pf; Marks, If; Barnhart, Parvia, Ch.; Rosa, Th
Aylect
Monsarrat
White Wins YMCA Chess Cup Victory at YMCA tournament title
White clinches the YMCA chess cup with an unbeaten record. The winner earns a handsome YMCA trophy and engraving on the coveted cup. The event drew expert players and noted strong displays from contestants across the Territory.
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YMCA
W. White
Whitton
Seattle Yacht Entered For Race Amid Hawaiian Hope
A report notes entries from Francie Hay of Los Angeles and Livya Johnson of Beattie for a forthcoming ocean race. A letter to the Hawaii Yacht Club secretary discusses preparations, funding, and optimism about Hawaiian participation and potential other yacht entries including the Gwendolyn and Maple Leaf.
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San Francivcs
Francie Hay
Los Angeles
Livya Johnson
Beattie
Tonguie Johnson
Hawaii
Bale Club
Beattie Boys
Ealey
Attle
Olympic
Outrigger Riders Club to Film Hawaiian Events and Privileges
M Bonvillain leads the Outrigger Club plan to film Hawaiian participants during a two week stay. He seeks help from club members to arrange scenes at the Outrigger grounds including canoes, surfing events, and a reception for Governor Frear and Mr Clark. Hawaiian youths and children of diverse nationalities will be featured in motion picture footage of the fire and Magdrilia.
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M. Hanvillain
Frear
Vrack Clark
Clark Cape
M Monviltante
Rede
Fire
Magdrilia
M. Bonvillain
Tor
Ela
Clark Tourists Will Enjoy Surfing Preparations
Preparations are underway by members of the Outrigger Club for a Clark surfing show featuring many new stunts and the Clark cups. The new bathhouse is a great acquisition with lockers in high demand as mentoring staff await space. The club plans to raise funds through chowders and various shows while A H ord works hard on the surfing proposition.
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Herwin-Williams
E. O.shall & Son
Cleveland
Gofax
A. H. Ord
Clark
Chalmers-Detroit
Ban Francises
Enat
Cary Thin
Moston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Omaha
N G H to Play Jackies Twice In Hawaii
Lorein Andrewa and Colonel Jones lead a military baseball exhibition between the Jackieg of the Front and various service nines of Gana. Scheduled games on longué grounds with big crowds and multiple events, including a proposed guard versus fleet match and potential other sports.
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Lorein Andrewa
Colonel Jones
Muttary
He Flont
Gana
Longué
Ania Park
National Guarda
Fleet
Coarde
Sergeant Berry
Leliehua
Moorehead
Laliehua
Honolulu
Handball Match at MCA Gym Sparks Tournament Start
Two teams of twelve competed in a handball tournament at the MCA Gym. The Seniors edged the Students 44 to 38 in yesterday’s opener, with Nott and Biart starring for the victors. Tonight Bing Hoox faces M. G. Johnston, and Clement Pang meets Bunn. Friday features Ne line versus Evans, as the Seniors defend against strong early form from Nott, Johnston, Lewie, and At. Joh on.
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MG. AL
Pook
J. T
Gt John
Marcalling
Vale
Sing Hong
Johnatom
Chillworth
W. Gerte
Cushingham
Thawalikos
Joe Honan
H. Ingalls
E. J. Dianehard
W. Marabart
C. Lar
M. Bart
Nott
Purvia
T. McGuire
Biart
Bing Hoox
M. G. Johnston
Ta i Clement Pang
Columbia Boys to Arrive for Proposed Games in City
The Columbia boys may cancel baseball and other games with local wheelboys as travel plans hinge on Major Paisoto's view. They might stay over a week in Honolulu before sailing to the Coast, with arrangements to lodge them in private homes and feature concerts and outdoor stunts if plans proceed.
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Columbia
Honolulu
Locomobile's Race Legacy Boosts American Car Pride
The article recalls Locomobile's 190K win and its unchanged design through the race, noting its nationwide exhibition after the famous event. It praises American auto superiority and cites industry views on motor efficiency, power, and the balance between speed and wear.
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Vanderbilt
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Watchscan
Royal Standard Typewriter
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the Wall Sisters
Kodak
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Mrs. Taylor
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Alexander Young
Dunn's Hat Shop
Mme. Lambert
Paris
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