Military Field Meet at Leilehua Draws Large Attendance
Military authorities unveil a detailed Leilehua field meet program for November 27 with the Cavalry and troop events. Prizes include cash awards across running and throwing events and a marching to the stadium.
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Ani
Tibet
Mont Liter
Hyunter
Colupel Schuster
Ikem Nih
Scholeld
Marta
Vinces Ty
James
Taneball
Danis
Referse
Livut
Cole
Gen K. Hunter
Chan
Watcutt
Jno
M. Jenkins
Marry O. Willard
Wale Lupe I
Soles
Athtotle Omewr
Homer M. Gruninger
Fadent
Phi He Sheridan
Geo. K. Mortison
Chas
Linut
Chow
W. Stoware
K. Hance
Inter Island Chippion Seeks Anle at the Bulletin
A fragmented note from the Bulletin hints at an Inter-Island contest or event with cryptic references to 0 O R L and a figure named Chippion. Readable fragments suggest a local bulletin item seeking an outcome or location, but details are unclear.
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Chippion
Anle
Bulletin of Ice
Marathon race at League grounds: Fahy favored to win
Tomorrow afternoon at the League grounds a long talked about Marathon race will attract interest from all angles. Fahy, Kane, Jackson and Connie Mayen are among contenders with Fahy running strongly and Jackson seen as a tough challenger. The event promises a close finish and much betting action as Nipponese hopes and local bets ride on the outcome.
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Anta
Hayes
Twakamiote
Enlny
Elty
le Riinning
Deere
Tsukamoto
Fan Chilton
Jackson
Rim
Utah
Faby
New Zealand Star Faces Tough Pace From Fahy and Hayes
Jackson hais proves three times that he is the nest man over a Maruti Alataner and CIs Impossible to toa him out of calculations when trying to pick the probable winner. Bull must run a better race tomorrow at Athletic Park to win. Fahy, Hayes, and the rest will set a hot pace, forcing the triple crown man to push hard to keep up.
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Jackson Hais
Cis
Bull
Athletic Park
Toukamoto
Fahy
Hayes
Guards Report Fine Military Meeting and Track Preview
The NGH guards held a well attended gathering signaling strong rivalry with regulars for the November 27 league track meet at the grounds. Officials announce a rich display by guards including Kolo, Kiddo, and McCondiens squad finishing up with Fort Shatter preparing a preliminary tryout in May to qualify for the big military tournament.
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NG. H. Athietion
Guirde
League
Aepvies
Pelaoe
Hive
Henry Chillingworth
He Ter- Wory
Fort Shatter
Snarte
Nay
Lean 1
High School Cann College Football at Alexander Field
A local football game is set for 6:20 PM at Alexander Field where High School Cann College hosts Punshou Today. Fans are urged to take special bus service from Junction and to expect a well attended, exciting afternoon with both teams eager after recent results.
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Alexander Field
Cann College
Mafom Junction
oMetule
College of Hawaii
Oahu College
The
Hawaii
DAR November Meeting Set At Mrs Mexander Home
The Alpha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its November meeting on Monday at the home of Mrs. W. D. Mexander on Pa Nohow Street at 30.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
W. D. Mexander
Panohow Street
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