Famous team may stay in Honolulu for winter training
Fan chatter speculates the White Sox could winter in Honolulu for the coming season with about twenty five players traveling. Exhibition games against world famous stars would help offset costs while a Promotion Committee of public figures would promote the venture.
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Accontingo
W. W. Harrie
White Sox
Monolota
Wuittor
Fo Te Ty Wail
Honolulu
Mique Fisher
Hawaii
Farmer Baseball Men Ready for Fray
Plantation Tripball Longuete meeting in Mon elects officers Charles Armbid president A M Simpson vice president W E Miles weormary J J Meyer treasurer A Kalkalod secretary William Meyer monster Five plantation nines Walenae W Jghua Ewa Walpaha and Ales will play starting May 1 with a published schedule. last year’s strike caused disruptions but games will proceed with minimal postponements. Representatives J J Mavers Jamet won Walpaby Charles Arnold George Wond Alex san attend. Also notes two swimming rooms at Pearl Harbor Sunday with a twenty five yard relay and straightaway twenty five yards race. Mrs Kinney won Walkikton swimming event and 60 yards. Pearl Harbor trip tickets advised to be secured for lunch.
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Pearl Harbor
Kinney
Athletes and Events Schedule From Athletic Park Listings
A fragmented page lists multiple May and March athletic events at Athletic Park including baseball, rowing, marathon, bicycle races, trap shooting, and horse racing. Mentions Pearl Harbor linked events, various dates in March and April, and a July sea race from San Francisco with Johnson noted among participants.
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Ashiette Clube
Addrena Ali Communicationn
Sportius Ratter
Ratter
Athletic Park
Diamons
Ayet
Gavalry Va
Pearl Harbor
Wailoru
Jackson Runs Haleiwa Race Prep and Contenders
Nigel Jackson departs early morning to Haleiwa for the April 3 marathon kickoff limited to no helpers and no stimulants. He seeks to inspire Kimball and Haleiwa supporters while promising refreshment stations and orderly logistics for runners returning by train. Contestants include Antone Ke and long distance favorite Hinwall, with prizes rising as entry closes.
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Mortipe
Hinjelwa
Jackson
Hitate
Haletwa
Akteat
Rovers
Jong
Kimball
Ihr
Ata
Oxygen Uniftern
Kanoe
Allor
Hie
Tan
Hinwall
Tam Frawle
Santa Clara and Waseda to clash on Honolulu baseball tour
Arrangements are under way to align Santa Clara team with Japanese players from Waseda in Honolulu. Plans include four Saturday games at Athletic Park with both teams, potentially challenging local squads, as managers await replies and dates from Japan for a joint summer series.
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Santa Offra
Honolulu
W. W. Harris
Weing
Clarns
Antig
Wasedas
Japan
Aking
Wawedan
Sante Clarne
Tanta of Victors
Wories
Sante Clarae
Interern
W. W. Warels
Santa Clara
Wardes
Ne ‘Roub
Athlotic Park
Rome
Bathtomsara
Warae Murpay and Moran Rivalry Stirs Boxing Crowd
Reported clash near Moran features Bockus and Murphy amid disputed rounds and heated opinions from seven sporting writers. Critics deem the decision fierce but questionable, while Hetly and Harrison engage in a weight dispute. Pro ball mix hints at tensions across upcoming cross-Pacific matches.
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Bockus
Mongolia
Murphy
Aghtai
Moran
Chai
Harrison
Hann
Nea
Stanford WOH Track Team Beats USC at 1910 Meet
Stanford University defeated Southern California 74 to 47 in a Liberty Day track and field meet highlighted by a 12 foot inch pole vault and a sprint double. Hartin, Trotter, and Newman led Stanford with multiple event wins, while USC set a new regional record in the long jump and Beatt reportedly suffered a ligament strain.
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Stanford University
Southern California
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Ax Scott
Dad Moulton
Beatt
Harry Trotter
U. S
Hartin
Stanford
California
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Methodists
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Mall
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Troop
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Coleman
Smith
Lennor
Beker
Slanford
Wyman
Gtole
Hill
Whealan
hurdie—Leanor
Johnson
Walton
Gower
Stole
Smithaun
Wyn Coleman
Mammer
Wooley
Spaford
Horton
Sound
Richardson
U. B.C
Horine
Ofciais
Btarter
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Malph Sromman
Saleh
W. Lae ‘Ber
T. Knoles
Herbert Brown
Timare
W. Bovard
R. Noble
Cheater Lawrence
Phil‘Ups
Skinner
Paulin
H. Welletts
KAAHUMANU SOCIETY Plans Repeat Play on October First
The KAAHUMANU Society announces a repeat performance on October first aimed at boosting tourist interest. With improved facilities, the show seeks to draw wider attendance and enhance visitor experience.
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Kaahumanu Society
No efforts spared to make them meet events feature
Prices of admission vary with total costs listed as 1 750 and 500. Tickets are now on sale from the box office.
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Tota
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