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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
2
Tsukamoto of the Marines reportedly ran a thirty mile course in Japan, finishing well ahead of rivals at Kumamoto near Tokyo. He plans a February 2 race against Kaoo and a Washington’s Birthday showdown with Walala Horse, while other contenders like Jackson and Ornelus prepare for the upcoming Marathon.
Ruling Nelson now at Dots and Dashes. Tonight's gathering in Chillingworth's office to discuss Haleiwa road rules. Interested parties should attend by 7:22 PM, arriving earlier provides no advantage. Chartle Purtloct imports two top Great Dane pups from the mainland, arriving yesterday aboard the Lurtine.
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association endorsed a drastic new football rules revision at its New York meeting on December 29. Chairman H L Williams praised the safer game, while Captain Palmer K Pierce reported member schools grew from 35 and 1906 to 81 this year and urged renaming to the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
The College of Hawaii and area teams played two handball games at the YMCA gym yesterday. College men won the first 45 to 9 over Potsom and Pang, and the second 45 to 2 with Fook On and Rive de Arlett and Cushingham defeating Little Lor shape. Plans call for future matches with Marines and YMCA big men, with Marine McLeod noted as a strong runner who may enter next month’s marathon.
Chicago January 1 report says Jack Johnson welcomes Wild Hole Moha of Milwaukee to the camp. Moha will begin training under Johnson and Walter Monwhan to learn the ropes of championship contention begins tomorrow.
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