Two Hawaii games thrill league fans yesterday
Fans enjoyed a doubleheader featuring Hawaii against Joputitid at the venue. In the first game Hawaii built leads, while both teams exchanged runs and the crowd roared as late momentum swung with impressive fielding and timely hits. The second contest saw a tight pitching duel with Harney and Kan Yen delivering crucial at bats, ending in a dramatic finish despite mounting tension.
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Harney
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Weil
Kam Athletics In Good Shape At Alexander Field Today
The Kama team, fresh off three straight wins, faces Oahy Col eke at Alexander Field this afternoon starting at 3:90. D Kealad and Noah Ill are slated to pitch, with Sam Husavy at receiver. The Kar team will also meet St Louis in a key Intersemantic match, while the Kamehameha grammar school squad plays St Lovin in the grammar series at Aut Park. A farewell for graduates, cadet officers installation, and school press club plans occupy the rest of the day as student activities surge.
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Healani Club Entertains Faculty Dinner At Park
A Friday evening event for the Healani Club featured faculty guests at Healani Park. Guests enjoyed a social program with wrestling and athletic stunts, meals, and games, as members arrived early to mingle and partake in the activities.
Gahiu League Tongor and Alara Ind Slur Clash
A ble crowd gathered at Ania Park to watch a rough ball game with taunting chants heard in the morning and afternoon. Players moved with effort, some foiled by missteps as fans and teams pushed for a decisive score and better plays.
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Aea Now Heads Sugar Leaguers in Close Tilt
Out of Ewa yesterday Alea moved atop the sugar league standings as they edged Ewa 6 to 3 in seven innings. Alea led early with three runs in the first, then held on as Ewa rallied briefly before the final out. Pitching and fielding errors shaped a tense contest, with Alea recording six hits to Ewa’s two and securing the win for a 657 winning percentage.
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Asahi Juniors Triumph Over Bankaras 9-3
Aala Park hosted a lively match as Asahi Juniors beat Bankaras 9 to 3 in a day featuring two Japanese teams. Fans packed the stands with diverse spectators while young players showcased promising talent and potential for future upper echelon teams.
Women's Branch To Be Active Workers
Mre Dillingham president of the local branch of the Woman's Nation Rivers and Harbors Congress yesterday announced the officers for the coming two years. Tenney Peck, chairman of publicity, Mex. W. W. Hall, chairman of education. Mrs G. J. Wilder, secretary. Mrs. W. W. Goodale, treasurer. There is call for a public meeting to discuss health questions and conditions in Honolulu.
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