Two Ties Mark Local Soccer Doubleheader
Two tied matches highlighted a Saturday soccer doubleheader featuring Pine House Ironworks and Mallen High School. Iron Works standout performances by Aki and Chillingworth anchored their defense against Punahou, while Matlos and Punahou clashed in a high tempo draw as Ziegler opened with a goal and Fort and Fornantes combined for late pressure.
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Baturdis
Iron Works
Aki Oe
Kiddo
Chillingworth
Aphendra
Brother Bob
Punahous
Iron! Works
Walker
Macaulay
Ponta
Catton
Ziegler
Fort
Straway
Eddie Fornantes
Woltig
Monsarrat
Frondo
Lihue Kegel Club Holds Fine Semiannual Contest
The Lihue Kegel Club held its semiannual bowling contest last Sunday at the club alley. The event began at 1 40 pm and ran until near dark. The Silver Cup, donated by the late C M Cooke, was won by Houldes the aiiver cup was closely followed by H D Wichard with 180. H Hice Jr and A D Hilla scored 157 and led to a fourth place, with prize tiers including a Thermos bottle and a tobacco jar. The meet was a success and members look forward to the mid year tournament around the Fourth of July.
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Lihue Kegel Club
Hi One
C. ML. Cooke
Houldes
H. D. Wichard
H. Hice Jr
A. D. Hilla
Saturday Tennis Victory by Visiting Californians
A large crowd witnessed a tennis match where Californians dominated Honolulu players. Gee opened strong against Long and Cantle, but Long won two games to clinch the set. Long also faced Law in later play, with the visitors overall proving superior and securing the win.
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Gee
Long
Id Long
Cantle
Law
Honolulu
Honolulu Golf Club Champion Crowned After Tight Finish
Austin White claimed the Honolulu Golf Club championship at Moanalua yesterday, winning on handicap after previously taking the cup twice. Officials list the scoring and eligibility details for the Road Cup in the event wrap.
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Austin White
Poultry Show Set to Return to Honolulu Officials Expect Record Entries
The Hawaiian Poultry Association announces a major poultry show starting Wednesday with about 400 birds exhibited. Cooped birds include a pair of pigeons with offspring. The event runs from Wednesday to Saturday January 15 with prizes such as the Governor’s cup and Mayor’s cup. By Wednesday noon winners will be judged and ribbons displayed on winning coops.
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Green
Honolulu
Automobiles From Studebaker to Be Cheaper This Season
Reports indicate a thin late model lineup from Studebaker and partners comprising BOM and Garford brands. About twenty five thousand cars are slated for market this season with price cuts unlikely despite mass production. J O Harrison of Peerless, Belden and Everett notes metal costs drive prices. Belden and Everitt plan to introduce lower priced models aimed at wider public appeal.
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Studebaker Bom
Studebaker Manders
Rtudiebaker Garford
Studebaker
Studebaker Garford
Detroit
Harrison
Peerslom
Belden
Tveritt
San Francisco
George J. Belden
Rochester
Belont
Everitt
C. Everitt
Hilo Welcomes Yacht Race Deliberations and Plans
George Turner recalls the friendly reception when Honolulu sailed to Hilo over a year ago and notes mutual hospitality. Plans for a September transpacific race loom with eastern clubs possibly represented. An interdral event between Honolulu and Maui port Kahului is discussed, while Honolulu may seek another Hilo voyage to seal terms with a cup offered by Hilo residents.
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George Turner
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo
Kahulul
Studebaker Plans Big Auto Output Amid Industry Push
Western rep MI Weaver reports Studebaker intends to produce over 40,000 cars next year, a gain that tightens the race with home manufacturers. Other firms hail a surge in output as popular-priced models rise toward 10,000 to 20,000 units.
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Studebaker
Jantry
Sevara!sens Vons Oxo
Wnh
MI. Weaver
Anniversary luau honors Lyons at Wailuku home
Special to the Bulletin in Wailuku Mal T Lyons and Mrs Lyons hosted a Luau marking the first anniversary of their youngest son Francis birth and Mr Lyons inauguration as Walluku Supervisor. Forty guests attended despite rain with music and generous fare.
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Mal
Dan
T.—Supervior
T. B. Lyons
Francis
Lyons
Amiung
Kepolkal
Hart
W. E
Geo
Woight
Lyons Gr
Menars
Wilcox
J. H
Kunewa
Boote
J. H. Farrell
Kellindl
Catt Howe
M. T. Lyons
M. Kaublmann
Ngs Vincent
H. T. Madman
Dan Wellitt
Geo. Woight
Eadie Lyobs
Mini
Mra
Kuhykan
Mr. Keely
Musle
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