Cullen Defeats Reilly After Long Honolulu Bout
In a gruelling sixty minute title bout at Aloha Park, Charlie Reilly pressed the pace against veteran Dick Cullen but the stronger finisher prevailed. Reilly, floored several times, fought to the end as Cullen controlled the middle rounds and sealed victory in the eighth, with a relentless assault through rounds ten to twelve. Preliminaries Richards-Coyle and Terry-Franklin provided cautious openers before a packed crowd saw a spirited main event.
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Wtmost Kamenen
Dick Cullen
Honoluli
Vail
Cullen
Reilly
Hinwelf
Griffo
Charlie
Heilly
Kong
Charles
Gromiy
Tke
Honolulu
Josal
Wee
Hetlly
Tinger
Ani
Madruthon
Lad
Bob Ross
Hime
Tito
Pointe
Ahl
Mike Paton
Noothagh
Pomattie
Aloha Park
Jade
Richards
Coyle
Jaree Beally
Richarde
Erry
Franklin
Terry
Wade
Sone
Ewerywall
Scully
Mike Patton
Apreferee
Almo
K. Reilly
Punahou Defeats College of Hawaii in One Sided Showdown
At Alezan der Field Punahou outplayed the College of Mana defending 23 to nil. McKenzie starred scoring at least 18 points including three goals and three line crowns while Norton contributed to a second touchdown. The crowd remained loyal as Punahou displayed strong teamwork and speed throughout the game.
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Alezander Field
Oahu College
College of Mana
McKenzie
Leas
McKetsle
Norton
Punshou
Exciting Race Sailed on Sunday
Four of the Overmail boats began Sunday race and finished very close. The winner was the Dundog, with the vessel Uhoggithed first in line.
Unclear Race Result Despite Tight Finish
Bally was disqualified for fouling the Pearl. The Ivy did not shuttle the course. Bally’s tiler broke and required clubhouse repairs. Wind varied but boats vied fiercely, finishing within seconds of each other. Final result: Bally disqualified, Pearl winner, other boats listed with errors.
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Bally
Baseball at Athletic Park Yields Two Nines Wins
At Athletic Park yesterday afternoon two games featured strong pitching and solid defense. M.C. defeated Kali bin 8 to 2 while J. A. Ca beat C. A. Ca 6 to 0. Louie Beares starred as catcher for the Marines and Gibson pitched well for M.C. with Soares aiding. Kalthia and Tiret also contributed in the first game as fielders and batters. Official scores listed hits and errors with detailed bases on balls and pitchers. Attendance was recorded but not provided.
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Kalibin
A. Ca
Louie Beares
Marines
Gibson
Kalthia
Soares
Kaptide
Hoopli
J. A. Ca
C. A. Ca
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Raymond Hoe
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Be Sondd
Iasacet
Bane
Hite
Hayes
Daw
Moses
Butler
Filer
Tiret
M.C
Kalthie
Gaw
Kealohs
Keatoha
John Notley
Rupe
France
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Hoe
Expinda
Kapinds
A. Marcallino
N. ‘Kaon
Uume
Marines Edge Town 5 To 0 In Prep Football Tilt
Yesterday afternoon at the league grounds the Marine football team defeated the Town bunch 5 to 0. Gaw scored the sole points after smart team work and forward plays. The Town threatened in the second half but could not convert, and Marine defense shut down late drives. The next game pits Town against Marines on November 14 in a likely turnaround match.
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Tray Gaw
Marines
Towa Boys
Boekd Ile
Sarines
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