High School Triumph At Track Meet With Rice Shines
In a brisk afternoon at the Boys Field the Columbia High School team faced Rice and Co. but the High School boys dominated the events. Bill Rice stood out in the fifty and hundred yard dashes while Norton, Maruich and Burke contested sprint and distance races. The meet featured heavy track conditions yet Rice’s speed sparked excitement as the crowd pressed along the inner track. Columbia’s Norton claimed the half mile, and decisive performances from Rice and McCandless kept the meet competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dafsgning Rice & Co
Torm
Dan
Columbia Hoye
Rice
Milem
Norton
Thair
Aye
Asda
Bill Rice
Sprtal
Maruichi
McCandrens
Bedt
McCandlese
Ware
Auprense
Ind
Wing
Snap McCandlens
Burke
Tmo
Ross
Wihr
Rosa
Mt Paally
Mics
Marniocht
Thao
McCaucrone
Rae
oMigiala
Burks
Adies
Marcalmost
McCandres
McCandless
McCandiees
Mahelm
Cum
Wiler
Maruich
Waymire
Bowe
McCandigas
Tan Foot
Mieton
Ha Ee ‘Brown
Tnt
Maru Font
Marcaltino
Marines Fall to Coast Boys in 8 to 3 Baseball Defeat
A baseball game yesterday saw the Coast Boys defeat the Marines 8 to 3. Lipski started for the Marines, relieved by Peyton, while Raphael and Muheim powered the Coast lineup. Umpires Chillingworth and Bawaliah called the game in under two hours as Columbia's crowd favored the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbioyes
Marines
Columbia Boys
Lipski
Bret
Peyton
Louie Soares
Henry Chillingsworth
Malcolm
Raphael
Mainiaoder
Mahelm
Wix
Raphi
Ortho
BO H
Wiler
Thompson
Muheim
Waymire
Calestom
Marings
C. P. Beye
Marin
Muhelm
Lapeki
Lipeki
Sinclair
Lipaki
Umptres
Chillingworth
L. Bawaliah
Bam Hop
Sgappa e Poggi and Local Golf and Motor Sports Notes
In a bustling afternoon at the Country Club turnout was strong with many cars and golfers taking part. Motorcyclists prepare for a forthcoming race meeting while local athletes eye records at Haleiwa and Ma Kea events. The post-event calendar and city sports coverage note Flora Parade’s placement and Reynolds, Rainy City champion, among active contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country’ Club
Jackson
Haleiwa
Flora
Jack McPadden
Hilo
Connee Reynolds
Port Allen Wine Too Odd For Koloas
Port Allen baseball nine defeated Koloas 22 to 10 on Homestead ground last Sunday. Heavy slugging and fielding errors produced a one sided score with most players tagged out or nearing fifty in the finishing moments. A return match is hoped with Ports claiming to be the best team on Garden Island. Lineups listed include Pai ton, Kull, Le Clemente, John Costa, Moto, Furtado, Ah Toe for Ports and Ogawa, Perry, Tolehi, Evans for Koloas.
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Port Allen
Homestead Ground
Pune
Bumbay
Barl-Tomers
Garden Island
Paiton
Kull
le Clemente
John Costa
Moto
Furtado
Ah Toe
P. Koloas
Ogawa
I Perry
Tolehi
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Ted
E. C. Hall & Sons., Ltd
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Mont Rouge
J. A., Gilman, Shipping, and Commassion
Bob
Rook
REMI
Freon
Honolulu Construction & Daying Co., Ltd
Phong
Fort
San Francisco
Stewart
HOTEL
Bpeslal
Hotel Majestic
Blairdele
Douton Restaveart
Vienna Bakery
Fort Mt. Te Andi Suen Brown Bebad
Ae Ees Ring Ue
High School
Mocamdlesa
Paka Packer
Sgappa E Poggi
Herrick and
Chilton Gre
Uke
Beto Ee
Nan
Tx Belog
A. K. Vierra
Empire Theater
MI66
Eva Alva Bong and
Acrobatic
Danse
Fiee
Sussin
ART Theater
No Man's Land
Temptation
Fort Street
Beretaria
May Wallace and
Bobbie Way
Melnodee
Vierra
Orchestra
Motion Pictures
Comer
Cha
Kentucky
Bole
Henry May & 00., Ltd
Phous
Levy
Waikiki Inn
Oal
Orpheum Saloon
Boully
Jack Rodenly
Thos. F. MC Tigre & CO
King Street
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