Inter-League Ball Opens Tomorrow At Athletic Park
The Diamond Heads clash with the Japanese Athletics in a five game series starting tomorrow at Athletic Park. Gibson and Brito will be on reserve, Kensoba and Rooout doubtful, with tickets 25 cents grandstand, two bits in the stands, 16 cents bleachers. Bert Rowar to umpire. The opening game at 1 30, second at 4 30.
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Local sports and club notices mix in Waianae area
A fragmented report notes runners from Waianae, a marathon among April events, a sailing group from Ivans Walton planning an outing, and a cricket meeting with officer elections. It mentions a June bicycle hill climb near Waipahu, a M C A tennis tent tournament, and Marines preparing for rowing and home games with plans for strong performances.
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Sporting Events Schedule Promises Busy Spring
Notices invite athletic club secretaries and managers to send event details for insertion under the heading. March at Athletic Park features Diamond Heads, Muhocks and more. April lists Halawala Annual Race Blaycle Races Marathon rowing and crew events, with YMCA handball tournament, and July plans include the World Championship Fight and a James Jeffrieson vs Jack Johnson bout.
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Athletic Park
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Muhocks
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N.O. Hy
Cavalry Ya
Infantey Tugot
Halalwa
Blaycle
YMGA
San Francisco
James Jeffrieson
Jack £ Johnson
Jolly Students Aimed to Shine in High School Vaudeville Show
At the high school hall tonight the Jolly Students perform a vaudeville style act titled The Jolly Students with dancers and jokes described as up to date and entertaining. Tickets at the door cost fifty cents and a post show dance invites all to attend.
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Masiver
McInerny
Kokila Marka
Tracy
Boxing Night at Armory Ends In Mixed Brass
A boxing tournament at the Armory last Saturday night directed by Al Wilson drew mixed results. The card opened with a roughhouse finish between Com ta and Young Brown, then a draw between Young Huddaky and Peter Gomes. In the main event Jack Fadden and Rich Reynolds fought a twelve to fifteen round bout, Reynolds displaying lively defense and mimicry, while McMadden held an edge throughout.
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Fadden
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Reynolda
McMadden
Welenon
Big Towne Tug of War Event Draws Local Interest
Town sports fans anticipate the upcoming tug of war tournament set for Saturday March nineteen at Athlété Park. Four teams including Howatins and Marine lead a crowded field with strong contenders from Portuguese and colored clubs, all hoping for cash prizes and a dramatic final showdown. Mayor Forshaw and local officials back the event paced by Hawaiian band music and Captain Werner's program entries.
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Bown
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Claudines
Honolury
Leaf Perfumed Face Powder Booklet Ad
An early 20th century small ad promotes a booklet named Leaves with dainty powdered leaves for facial use. It claims cleansing, brightening, perfume, and cooling effects, urging purchase by sending stamps to T. Hopkins at 37 Great Jones Street.
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T. Hopkins
Jonas
Wolgast Ad for Nelson Fight Not Hurt Says Manager
Ad Wolgast denies injury after the Nelson bout and claims a longer reign with plans for future fights. Manager Tom Jones touts Wolgast as unhurt in round twenty two while hinting at a match with Freddie Welsh and a sparring tour. Wolgast travels for seven weeks to perform on stage and states he will fight again when ready in the lightweight division.
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Hunter Ways He Will Take the Mateh
Ben
Seleon
Lulu
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Four Track Meets For School Boys This Spring
During April and May the Juglar aboul boys will host more than four track meets under YM, GA, and Boys' Club supervision. J. B. Gault will manage the events and ensure the track is in good condition. Sunday schools will also hold meets with Nair, Mbervale arranging the details.
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Nair, Mbervale
Love Club Meet To Stage Dual Age Division Test
Two divisions for ages 12 to 16 and 18 to 14 will compete in a Love Club meet. The winning team earns a banner trophy. Events include distance runs and novelty stunts with instruction for all participants. Exhibition races by older boys and youth talent are planned as a feature. Local interest is high with a large attendance expected.
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