Home Soccer Men Fall To Bedford In Honolulu Wind
In a Saturday match at Krutinda the Bedford Bay team defeated the Town by 2 to 1 amid strong winds. Key plays by Fitzgerald and Chillingworth helped Bedford lead early. Medford's defense, Walker, and Conti kept the score tight. Bedford’s second goal came from a well angled shot by Fitzgerald after a punt was blocked, while Honolulu’s side pressed late but could not equalize. Jamon Piddies umpired well as Hannah and Pariah guarded the nets. spectators stayed warm despite the cold afternoon.
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Honolulu
Eam Tet
Bedford Bay
Adele
Coltent
Scholey
Chillingworth
Bedford
Fitzgerald
Bob
Koalbooper
Miegeraid Hid Hn Hiown
Medford
Bob Boys
Pyre
Mitgerald
Vinkors
Brudehaw
Knightlee
Walker
Uned
Andrews
Dwight
Conti
Bedforda
Hannah
Pariah
Hawaii
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Knight
He Langperh
O'Neill
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Pyne
Toso
Ins
Ety Patey
Hus Herald
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I. Mac *Caulay
Th Walker
George With
Vy Bailey
Elisha Andy Macaulay
Hy Pret Bailey
Ann
Good Games At Athletic Park
The Atletics and Marines played two ball games at Athletic Park yesterday. The Marines lost 4 to 2 in the first, and the A. C. Marines won the later contest with strong hitting and solid defense. Umpire McHenry officiated both games. Moe, Peyton and Rapinda were noted in the play with various fielding and pitching has been recorded.
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Marines
Yoo
Aimmdat
McHenry
Peyton
Repinda
Moopil Whoalee
Olteon
Boures
Mariner
Cheye
Apan
Ab 'Toon
Chisot
Freitas
Mose
Clark
Kalihia
Gibson
Kapinda
College of Hawaii Beats High School in Football
The College of Hawaii defeated the High School team 10 to 0 in a field game. The College showed strength, while the High School failed to convert near scoring chances. Players Plass Marcaillan Pyasier C ura and Austin White starred for the College as wind and cold weather affected play.
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College of Hawaii
Oollse
Warne
Marcaillan
Pyasier
C Ura
Austin White
Ike
Reilly and Cullen Boxing Talk
Reilly and Cullen train hard for their boxing match on November 24. Charlie te Gevilng expresses confidence, claiming decisive results under the current rules.
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Reilly
Cullew
Charlie Te Gevilng
Ani Inky
Reek
Cullen and Reilly eye Australia boxing tour from Orpheum
iMek Cullen and Reilly plan a trip to Australia after pay, with Cullen noting two years in the Antiportes and boxing across the Commonwealth. Reilly aims to secure bouts in Sydney and Melbourne, while Cullen’s connections span Hawthorn to Port, promising opportunities for top opponents and international exposure. The November 24 match above all else draws local interest as fans await a likely showdown.
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Orpheum
Aporin
Cullen
Reilly
Australia
Charity Reldy
Ows
Dick Cullen
Hiiahane
Porth
Sydney
Melbourne
Rick Cullen
Tghtsoights
Town Team Triumphs 6–0 Over Marines in Thanksgiving Clash
Town Team defeated the Marine squad 6 to 0 at the Lownie Serenade Center. Wiehe Andrews scored the lone touchdown after a blocked kick, while Andrews and Elisha hogged the spotlight with tough running. Marines struggled to mount offense despite attempts at the forward pass. Desire starred defensively and Johnson helped steady play. Referee Lieutenant Bowen, with umpire Ben Chirk and timers Rawling and Dixon, oversaw the game. another match is planned for Thanksgiving Day.
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Lownie Serenade
Marine
Wiehe Andrawe
Andrews
Elisha
Alor Andrews
Humber
Marines
Desire
Lin
M Johnson
Judes
Nelson
Bowen
Ben Chirk
W. T Rawling
Will Dixon
Short Sports Roundup From Welpaba and City Grounds
A racing card outlines a Monday Welpaba meet between Bernice and Ttanie Moore with four other events planned. Jockey Ferreira reports Adioo’s owner attacked by coal, not showing readiness for a match race. Palatsa gym hosts barnball as Moana Hotel team defeats Ayau Bhoe 22 9. Tag Day in Philadelphia raises ten thousand dollars for Playground Association. colors denote children. Mayor Reyburn backs 26000 for a yield house at a park playground. Camden’s summer playground program draws 1000 children at Pyne Point Park. first year with full playground funding.
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Bernice
Ttanie Moore
Ferreira
Adioo
Moana Hotel
Moore
Philadelphia
The
Playground Association
Reyburn
Vouei
Camden
Ely
Pyne Point Park
Jed
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