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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
8
Floral Parade Day will feature a clash between High School athletes and Columbia travelers on the Boys Field, with hopes the ground will be cleared and the diamond prepared for games. Gate money disagreements linger, but players press for fair splits while sport aims to showcase amateur effort.
Henry Chillingworth leads the High School squad aiming to feature prominently in track and tumeball events at the mainland meet. The young team is expected to deliver a remarkable showing, with several members representing the school in key events and likely strong performances across disciplines.
Local report outlines a forthcoming inter-school relay event organized by Mr. Blanchard. Four schools expected to compete include Punaa College Ha and Ha watt, with Hawaa and Hightons fielding strong distance runners. Venue undecided but likely roads outside the city. a three-mile event and a relay final promise excitement.
Sunday saw many boats on the water as Healani and Myrtle crews prepare for a fierce Sunday race. F James and Logan Scromgy lead the Healani challenge, while Captain Lloyd Conkling coaches the Myrtle shell crew, which recently broke an oar but shows strong form. The harbor event promises its best interclub contest in years with youth and veteran rowers fueling the excitement.
A joint meeting of two boat clubs will discuss reviving the Pear Arbor regatta this year. The text extols rowing as a premier healthful sport and a leading activity for the season, noting its restored potential prominence among local sports.
As weather clears, a tennis tournament will be played at the High School with Monsar Fat and Davis set to meet in singles. The event will lead into doubles mixed doubles and Indies' singles, drawing a big crowd daily while promising first class matches and strong school participation.
A. K. Vierra plans a multi national tug of war at Athletic Park on Sunday February 27 with Japanese Chinese Hawaiians Portuguese Americans rotating pulls Marines on hand for safety and crowds expected. A liberal prize pot and strong team support promise a crowded event. Also advertised is a cough remedy sold by druggists.
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