Organization of A A U completes formation and board
Delegates from Myrtle Healani Outrigger Trail and Mountain Palama Y M C A and Punahou join at Lorrin Andrews office to form a local A A U branch. G S Tuttle elected president A H Tarleton vice president W B Bowen secretary treasurer with eight initial board members and plan to expand to fifteen as clubs join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrin Andrews
Punahou
Board of Managers
A. H. Ford
Myrtle Club
John T. Soper
Healani Club
A. H. Tarleton
Outrigger Club
Trail and Mountain Club
Tuttle
Puunene
F. C
Bowen
Paul Soper
Boyer
Palama Settlement Club
Grammar School Athletic League
C.T. Fitts
Paul Super
Andrews
Chhosen
Tarleton
G. S. Tuttle
M. Tuttle
W. & Bowen
Palama Settlement
Sullivan
New York
Associaton
Myrtle
Ray FP. Rietow
John Soper
W. L. Lyle
Heajan
C. E. Mayne
A. T. Longley
Trail and Mountain
Guy Tuttle
B. Hamauku
John Morita
Outrigger
Benefit 10 Golf Benefit at Orpheum in memory of Young Ornellas
Promoter Jackson and Marine Nelson stage a benefit at the Orpheum to raise funds for the widowed mother of young athlete Young Ornellas. Local boxing bouts, vaudeville acts, and theater performances are planned with proceeds to the cause. the event is expected to draw a large crowd. A separate note from Hilo reports locals planning a unique crater golf course at Kilauea, testing ground near the fery pit with an estimated thousand feet of sand and seven holes under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Orpheum
Jackson
Marine Nelson
Ornellas
Gladys Middleton
Melnette
Young Peanuts
Nelson and Mahoney
Marine Camp
Fink and Cox
Marines
Young Gans
Sam Hop
M. Correa
Cabral
Henry Vierra
Mike Paton
Miss Middleton
George Stanley
Savoy
Melnette Sinters
Hilo
Kilauea
Fred Irwin
Olan
Wm. T. Balding
Wanaka
Mr. Clark
Puneo
Say Smith Was The Better Man In Kangarooland Fight Tale
Tommy Burns returns from Australia and asserts Dave Smith was the superior fighter while Papke’s form is debated after a loss to an Australian. Burns is sidelined by a severe Interurban railroad accident, yet remains eager, training Lester to challenge the Australians as he travels the southern continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Burns
Australia
Dave Smith
Anholz
Papke
Burns
Tacoma
Seattle
Lester
Six club membership accepted at Houlant Meeting
The Houlant club admitted six applicants Sunday, reversing yesterday’s error. The Outrigger Burns annual meeting is set for next Saturday at 2 o clock at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers will be elected, and prophesies that the Australian lad will be the coming champion in this class are noted. Boer Uuboix claimed Papke had kidney trouble and lacked training. Smith is considered the better fighter, though Burns praises a Washington State fighter named Jack Lester who aims for Australia. The Pro Motion Committee rooms hold a briefing at 12:20 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Boer Uuboix
Australia
Papke
Tuts
Washington State
Jack Lester
Tie
Australi
Lester
Tim
Bral
Probe
Marines Win Handball Tilt In Close Duel
Yesterday afternoon the Marines beat the M. M. A. team 43 to 38 in a hard fought handball match. Final game in the series to decide the champions is set for this afternoon with Molter and Willams for the Marines and Lewis and Johnston for the M. M. A. A benefit matinee is planned by Scully and Love with combined theater talent, next Tuesday box office receipts to benefit Tony Ornelas’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Molter and
Willams
Lewis and
Johnston
Scully
The
Empire
Love
Savoy
Ince
Tony Ornelas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bijou Theater
Euturkey
Fisher Bros
Diaze
Geo. Settler
Quigley
Ben Beno
Organization OF A.A.U. Complete
Hawaii
Washingtonian
Houlant Club
Hall’s Safes
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Hackp ®Eld Bldg
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