Marines versus Varsity in mil ITY league clash at Punabou field
Veterans and Marines clubs prepare for a decisive baseball showdown at Punabou field this afternoon at 4. Gibson likely to pitch for the Marines and a strong varsity lineup aims to halt their title bid. Expected large turnout as both teams field top players including Campbell, Babbitt, Kilgore, Lewis, and Waterhouse.
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Punabou Field
Marinesity Club
Marines
Weil
Wouside
Gibnon
Thang Rong
Vinity
Campbell
Babbitt
Kilgore
Lewis
Stoowu
Cooke
Caste
Waterhouse
Spencer
Murinen
Andersson
Gibwon
Hines
Knight
Hilo Floral Parade Plans Outlined At Meeting
A Saturday meeting of Fourth of Judy Committees outlined the Hilo parade program. Events include juvenile sports at Moohean Park led by B. Richards, literary exercises led by Ben Holmen, athletic sports at the race track under F Anilerson, and Merchants Stake horse races with a $5000 purse and $160 entry fees. Other races, a baseball game, and cowboy events are planned with details pending. Additionally listed were court notices from Fort Smith and a circus buffet car raid in Los Angeles, and the National Convention of the Young Women's Christian Association in St Paul with about 1000 delegates expected.
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Moohean Park
Richards
Ben. Holmen
F Anilerson
Papatkou
Merchante
Teo
Mawallan Ureds
W. C An-Bt Paul
Minn
Apel
Young Women's Christian Asociation
Sports Officials Call for Event List and Contacts
Clerks and club delegates are asked to submit a complete list of upcoming events for inclusion in the program. Address all communications to the Sporting Ballytor, Beep toe News, Baseball May BC Ave, Fort Bhafter May Tansan, Yeon Cruise Ma Pearl Harbor. Marath June 1 Ye. AL
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Yeon
Pearl Harbor
Marath
Yacht Cruise Set to Sail Tomorrow
A chaotic notice describes a yacht cruise scheduled for tomorrow with punctual assemble times and transport plans. It notes full bookings and preparations, urging passengers to arrive early and assist with onboard arrangements while promising a lively evening on the water.
Reuter’s Condition Glows In Rambling Field Letter
A rambling note from Dashwood describes Reuter feeling and looking well in the city with baseball figures such as Dick Kepter and Joe Netson’s group. The letter frets over Marney Joy, hints at a possible move toward Nimcett-Dashwood, and suggests Reuter’s odds of a future master plan in Honolulu while denying homesickness and promising continued progress.
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Aeenie McAverbion
Jean Teceipt
4 Inter
Dashwood
Bane
Sereed
Dick Kepter
Reuter
Joe Netson
Dahwood
Nimcett
Honolulu
Eden
Dustwood
Country Club Chowder And Soiree Preview
The Country Club boosts golf as Taiwan tournament looms tomorrow with Auntie White and Simpson favored for the cup. On Sunday May 16 members host chowder and music in a season kickoff likely to draw a large crowd. arrangements promise a perfect evening with transport from the car line to the clubhouse.
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Taiwan
Auntiy White
Simpson
Armstrong
Houe Ad
Double Headed At Aala Park Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at Aala Park the N O H and Fort Shafter teams meet in a strong contest. The Guards are favored but Shafter will fight hard to upset Barry's Beauts and possibly shake up the title race. The 3 30 start will be preceded by a championship game between A ala and another winner.
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Fort Shafter Teamu
Agla Park
Barry
Norton
Pinal of Tennle Tennis Cup Today at Neretania Courts
The Wall Cup tenola Bnale will be played this afternoon on the Neretania courts with tea served by lady members. Yesterday A R Cunha defeated A J Lowrey in straight sets 3-0. Today two matches mark the wet finals and the Ayal. Warren vs Gee will play in the semi final, with the winner facing Cunha for the final. All players are in good form and the match should be a treat.
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Neretania
Elut
Onnin
A. RK
Cunha
A. J. Lowrey
Gee
Wasi Ututule
Warren
Gee Warren
A. R. Cupriu
Gee-Cunhe
Warren-Cunha
Great Britain's Navy And Her Colonies The apecs
A London observer comments on British naval policy, empire unity, and German threat. It discusses Sir John Colcomb, Gilbert Parker, and Allan Baker's stances, plus the idea of imperial contributions to a shared fleet. The piece cites naval figures, economic data, and proposals for a Canada tied naval reserve.
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Jobn Co Tomb
Charles Tupper
Imperial Federation League
England
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Krave
Bowlee
John Colcomb
Germany
Baa
Austin
North Bea
Melbourne
Chiozai
Rome
Harald FL Wyatt
Imperial Maritime League
St. Lawsrence
Nova Scotia
New Teutewick
Prince Edward
Newfoundland
Bulletin listing and stray phrases from old publication
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Butletts Publishing Company and bulletin office contacts. It references ledgers and a miscellany of book types, with vague notes about a business office and editorial room. The text lacks coherent events or persons to anchor a full news item.
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