Marathon Race Next Sunday
With the marathon approaching the field shows strong form and many runners back from training. Favorites include Jackson and Connie Hagen, both in peak shape, while Mut Antone Kapo and Taukamoto of Hawaii present solid challenges. The Japanese contingent also bets on a Japanese winner as the open race promises a close finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Enay
Wee
Jack Mye
Connie Hagen
Mut
Antone Kapo
Taukamoto
Hilo
Ae Regarns
Charlie
Dal Fahy
Holiday Ball Games At Athlete Park For Mikado Birthday
Japanese ball games yesterday at Athlete Park drew a large crowd. In the first game Mu Hocks beat Fusos 6 to 4 as Fusos led 4 to 1 before Mu Hocks rallied with two down in the last inning. In the second game Asahis defeated Bansals 6 to 4 after a late scoring sequence tied the score. Moriyama of the Asahis turned a double play and was cheered.
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Athlette Park
Mu Hocks
Fusos
Asahis
Bansals
Mu Hock
Dows
Bansaly
Moriyama
Bulletin of Business Office Numbers
A fragmented notice lists telephone numbers for the bulletin’s business office. The readable portions indicate contact lines and desk references, suggesting an administrative update and directory-style item within the periodical.
Manila Hawaii Tennis Match Opens With Strong Local Contenders
This afternoon at Heretata Chit tennis court the local champions Gee and Roth face a strong visiting pair Capt W Johnson and Raymond Bhelton who arrive by wireless. The match against Long and McLoughlin from Australia is expected to be a battle, with locals optimistic Roth and Gee would have bested the mainland pair in earlier plans. Sheldon, a former British Army and Philippines Scouts member, and Capt Johnson are noted players, adding to the anticipated crowd. The match starts at 8:30 with a large audience expected.
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Gee
Roth
Paty
W. ©. Johnson
Raymond Bhelton
Gudaland
Long
McLoughlin
Australiay
England
Philippines
Sheldon
Manila
Capt
Johneo
Cee
Town and Marines Hold Open Football Practice
Town and Marine teams practiced at Makiki yesterday with strong turnout. Captain Bumber is shaping the Town squad with Campbell assisting, while Bum ber and Campbell coach. Marines also trained hoping for a game with College of Hawaii, which did not appear, leaving the Marines to practice against themselves and watch the Town crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignal Pendting
Bumber
BU Campbell
Campbell
Marines
College of Hawaii
Thee
Adams Explains Detroit's Defeat in World Series
Charles Babe Adams analyzed Detroit's losses, citing weak contact and misjudged pitches. He attributed Pittsburgh's three wins to Detroit's inability to hit the slow ball and to defense yielding routine infield chances.
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Charles
Babe) Adams
Detroit
Bateman
Pitcher Reflects on Detroit Rally Control
The pitcher recalls avoiding overwork on the drop ball and managing control during Tigers rallies. He notes Detroit’s strong batting prowess, that one risky rally could lose a game, and credits careful pacing and effort for success.
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Detroit
Tigers
Local and Coast Auto Doings
Mic Watson of Washington claims an inalienable right to his car as police arrest him on Pennsylvania avenue for a smoky motor. His attorney demurs arguing the smokef stigma is invalid and the regulation beyond authority, unconstitutional, and too indefinite to enforce. The case goes over with Judge Kimball to rule later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic Watson
Washington
Hy Wan
Pennesylvania Avenue
Hie
Kimbull Willene
Soccer League to Hold Sid Meeting
Soccer football grows in popularity and the league's executive committee will meet at the Scottish Club tomorrow night. Secretaries must submit player lists before the meeting to speed up preliminary game arrangements. Five teams are set to play this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leegue
Scottinh
Boccer
Wekson
AD Resarth
Boxing Promoter Cautious as Show Plans Stall
The boxing situation remains unsettled with promoter Jack Scully content to let others take the lead and not push a show. In sports, the Oahu Baseball League meeting is set for 7:20 tonight to plan a big turnout, while yesterday the Oahu College second football beat High School second team 10 to 0. A military track meet committee convenes Friday at 7:30 at the Bungalow. World series notes show Detroit outbatted Pittsburgh while Cleveland led in batting averages. Delehanty tops American League hitters at .446.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Reilly
Jack Scully
Jack
Oahu College
Tha High School
Detroit
Pittsburg
Belding
Wagner
Cobb
Delehanty
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Pottie
H. John Pottie
Union and Hotel
Bos. Mo
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H. Hackfeld & Co., Limited
Hawaii
Town and Marine
Adams
Oahu Baseball League
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B.B. Grounds
K. Charlie Dallahy
Conney Hayes
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MEW
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Victor Talking
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Levy's
Hilonias
Henry May & 00., Ltd
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H. Davies
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Wise & Milton Company
NEW Moving Pictures
Mornii
Park Theater
Fort Street
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Skat
NEW Idea Waverly
Cor
Bete Ste
Kawathan Glee Club
Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd
J. Hopp & CO
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Fort Amd
King Streets
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