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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
2
Report on Mars' aviation meet at Moanalua detailing three flights by the famed aviator despite mechanical issues and gusty winds. Describes crowd turnout, field conditions, a late third flight, and aftermath including transport and injuries.
A Friday meeting at the office of Lorrin Andrews will organize the local A A U unit after authorization from New York. A temporary officer core will be elected and by laws adapted to local conditions. Membership cards may be issued if available. if not, another meeting will be needed to issue cards and collect dues.
A season’s third games drew a large crowd as Ponahou hosts saw the Iron Works and Malles draw 1-1 while the Puns fell to High School. Iron Works lead with four points, Malles and Puns tied for second, High School bottom with two as the series remains wide open midway through. The next games Saturday pit Iron Works against Malles with High School meeting Ponahou.
Ey Wills of Patchen Wilkes Farm sold Miss Stokes a yearling trotter from Kentucky for 20 000 dollars to Lon McFenald with David M. Luke reportedly the buyer. Miss Stokes, sired by Peter the Great and dammed by Tay Thowpeon, has held headlines as a top trotter and will be prepared for stake engagements after the McDonald string sale.
Washington report notes a proposal for government and farmers to jointly raise horses meeting military standards. Quartermaster General James O. AoRiel and Agriculture Department officials told a House committee that a cooperative system would certify quality stock and aim to produce 2000 horses meeting the required standard, with Tennessee among prospects.
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