Military Athletic Meeting Sets November 27 Charity Event
Y J Stevenwor reports the Military Athletic Association organizing a service-wide event. A memorial cup and medals will be awarded with points for first to third place across track and field events. Participating branches include Marines Fifth Cavalry Twentieth Infantry and National Guard with invites to Artillery and Engineers.
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Tt Wan
Miltary Athletic Association
Rat Wag Kuried
Tuje
Batuniay
Wee
Asmcota
Wiinurn
Marines
Campbell
Fifth Cavalry
Groninger
Quinlan
Twentieth Infantry
Bowen
National Guard
Jones
J. C. Carter
Lorrie Androwe
Nacre
Goldsmiths Ball Games See Beale and Kukul Win
In the Goldsmithm series Beale defeated Sunlighte by 6 to 4. The second game between the CAA and Kukul was won by the formulaine 11 to 4. Games were at Ani Park before a ble crowd. start times shift to 11:30, with the Rivéralde championship games to follow Sundays at 3:80.
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Sunlighte
CAA
Kukul
Ani Park
Inter Aturt
Hiya Hoon
Rivéralde
Gollemithe
Hare race on Batury day at Kaptolan Park exhibition
Report notes a disorganized hare race with Lady Bare niow and Sunrise as competitors. One horse stood idle, a jockey returned, then a frozen horse burst ahead and won. A later harbor course match featured Galloping Mary and Pyurl racing to test ballast loading. The Wren carried 260 pounds of pix. the ski crew weighed 40 pounds total.
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Kaptolan Park
Lady Bareniow
Sunrise
Harbor
Oahu Bail League Opening Series Sparks Baseball Drama
In Atlantic Park yesterday the Oahu League opened with two games. J. A. Kaneh led a 5 run ninth inning rally for J. A. against CA, then Kalihia upset Marines 6 to 1 after a late Marine surge, with Walker’s long throw highlighting a key play. Jack Robinson travels with Matting Nelson. Denver to fight Joe Hirst in Philadelphia.
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Mathering
Bane
Tana
Atliatic Park
Oahu
J. A
C. A
Kineh
C. A.C
C. A. Gy
Bing Chong
Clarks
Kalihia
Austin White
T. GI
C. B. Edmunds
General
Mont of
O. L. Rorenson
Kalthis
W. Mf
Edldie Fernandes
Marines
Shephard
Hives
Halfeware
Nut
Walker
J. A. Os
Hang Chuck
Angus Wins Manoa Cup Tournament at Country Club
George Angus captured the Manoa Cup at the Country Club in a clear victory over a strong field. He posted 78s in the second round for a total of 161, moving from a 4 handicap to scratch, with Gill and Ed Mundo among tightly bunched near contenders. Austin White previously held the cup, and his setback leaves Angus ready to defend next year.
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George Angus
Austin White
Angus
Angi
Gitl
Jens
Gill
White
Edmundo
Gil
J. G. Rothwell
Hne
Manoa
Five Good Men To Run Ten Miles Race At Hawaii
Five athletes Jecheon Taukamoto Cordero Kano Char Ue are set for a ten mile exhibition on the Keop course. Cordero’s form has observers confident he can challenge the top runners. Jackson remains a contender, while Charlie shows speed that may surprise faster rivals. The race is favored to attract a solid crowd, with gate offers reportedly fair.
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Jecheon
Taukamoto
Corderio
Kano
Char’ Ue
Keop
Little Charlie
Oahu Juniors Play Two Baseball Games At Athletic Park
The Oahu League Juniors held two morning games at Athletic Park. P A C defeated G A C 4 to 3 with Joe Furtado prominent. Mu Hock beat Asahi 7 to 2 as Wah Kat and Chinito pitched for their sides amid large, enthusiastic crowds.
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Athic Park
Osha
Joe Furtado
Mu Hock
Asahi
Wah Kat
Hocks
Chinito
As Town
Pittsburg Wins NL Title and Orders 16000 More Seats
Pittsburg plans World Series preparations after clinching the National League title. Harney Dreytons orders carpenters to rush 16000 additional seats at Marbes Field, boosting capacity to 60000. He urges pricing adjustments to attract crowds, with discussions on reducing box and grandstand prices as Forbes Field capacity would outstrip other venues.
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Pitteburg
Ed Clarke
Harney Dreytons
Pittsburg
Marbes Field
Ino
National Commission
Forbes Field
Chicago
Ketchel to Box Abroad in Ambitious World Tour
Promoter Willus Hritt announces Ketchel will travel from the pond to box in Europe and beyond, challenging London and continental arenas. He hints at opponents including Langford and others, citing Portola Week as a potential showdown, while recalling boxing legends and era context.
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Brainer Ketchel
Willus Hritt
Kett
Langford
John L. Sullivan
John
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
Peter
Boy Champion Beats All Comers in West Golf Open
Chicago report notes eight year old Chick Keane of Kilgewater won the West amateur golf championship at Homewood. He impressed by matching and overcoming seasoned players like Albert Socket, D K Sawyer, and Ken Edwards, with a growing collection of titles and a plan to compete in the national events this year. New York update covers boxing event cancellation and Marty's singing performance at Atlantic City.
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Chicago
Homewood
Chick Keane
Kilgewater
Merlin
Han Shawn Whit Myouth
Albert Socket
Riverside
Champlin DK. Sawyer
Wheaton
Ken
Kidwards
Midlothian
Mock Iniand
Hut Kane
Hin
Sookie Twain
Onientela
Hie
Ty A. Chandler Kean
New York
Atwr
Sheriff Foley
Johnny Oliver
Abert
Oliver
Elulim
Boxing Clube
Harry Lewis
Arantie City
Avcardistal
Bie
Marty
Harvest Home Event Draws Crowd and Contributions
The Harvest Home benefit at the Army on Saturday evening featured gifts and contributions for the men and drew a good crowd. An adults and youths program was well received, and the festival will conclude tonight with an auction at the Army hall corner King and Numam streets offering fruit, cake, ice cream, fancy work, souvenirs, shoes, hats and more.
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Dalylou Army
Manny
Aunle
Juniore
Army
Army Hall
King and
Nuncam Streets
Ila
Railroad Shops Sale Not In Contemplation in Hilo
Mr M wanay of Davies and Co and president of Honnluin Iron Works Co visited Hilo on Monday to discuss a possible sale of machine ships from the iron works but no definite action was taken. Superintendent Filler of the Hilo Railroad stated there was nothing in the Tribune’s story about the road’s machine shop plans.
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Mr. M. @wanay
Thea. 1
Davies
Honnluin Iron Works Co
Hilt
Kopke
Dyer
Iran
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