Lightweights Set Oct 30 Boxing Match in Hawaii
Charlie Reilly and Dick Cullen sign to box at 134 pounds for the Hawaiian lightweight championship. Reilly's fame and Cullen’s quick hands promise a hard fight. Training camps, sparring partners, and preparations at Marine camp and Orpheum theater are noted as the bout draws near.
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Chariie Réilly
Dick Cullen
Atoush
Cullen
Australia
Tates
Reilly
Callen
Whyle
Eni
Marine
Nelson
High School to Meet Hawaii College in Football Clash
Next Saturday the College of Hawaii faces High School on the gridiron in a much anticipated game. Both teams have trained hard with the college aiming to win, while local crowds expect a strong turnout though yesterday’s spectator level was low. Practice sessions are planned for today and tomorrow as townsfolk rally behind the rival squads.
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College of Hawaii and
High School
Lyon
College Bays
O. K
Gra
California
Australia
Local Oldtime Boxer Writes About Ring Endurance
A veteran boxing observer recalls grim toll of punishment and the urge to quit, sharing an Oakland Relace Club tale with manager Billy Delaney. He compares fighter distress to a pitched baseball bite and recounts a bout where Martin and Johnson clashed, one staggering to his corner after a brutal exchange.
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Rellaace Club
Oakland
Sim Tetteremy
Billy Delaney
Tentants
Delaney
Jeffries
Bidwe
Charle Johnson
Ian Warretcaes
Los Angeles
Martin
Randi Simulmat
Johnson
Selon
Aries
Ane
Walking Race Date Is Fixed
Enthusiasm runs high for the annual amateur walking race along Kalakaua Avenue to Waikiki. A December 12 elimination is eyed, with the main event set for the following Sunday. Entry fees raise stamps and race supplies, aiming to promote clean sport and invite merchant support.
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Laut
Wién
Kalakua Avenue
Vis
Kalakaua Avenue
Waikiki Ton
Pathe
Baseball Game At Kaneohe Between Koolau and Kiwela
Down at Kaneohe on Sunday last an interesting baseball game saw Koolau defeat Kiwela 17 to 6. A fair crowd backed Koolau as they built leads while Kiwela rallied briefly. Umpire D Kawakami officiated this lively local match with Koolau’s lineup including Scott Silva Ku 1b Steward Pull and Lopes among others.
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Kansehe
Koolaunites
Koolau
Jottowa
Koolan
Scott
Silva
Steward
Pull
Right
Lopes
Efi Chong
Tke
Lope
Abra
Bila
Local and Coast Auto Doings in the South Travel Case
A traveling representative of the Stephen Putney Show Company and associates drove a Franklin four passenger touring car from Atlanta to Union and back, covering 1200 miles with seven hundred pounds on board. The trip highlighted road improvements on the Journal Herald highway, noted long drives, detours for rough roads, and a rainy Duluth contest involving a Franklin.
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Franklin
N. K. Builth
Stephen Putney Show Company
Atlanta
Tonion
Baw Jere George G
Bur Alok
Macon
H. T. Wellh
Zebulon
Richmond
New York
Atlanta Journal and
New York Herald
Benefi
Southern Automobilists
Mith
Georgia
Journal-Herald
South Carolina
North Carolina
Davidson County
Virginia
Duluth
Ming
Frankiln Dealer
Miss Dimple
Thinl Avenue West
Superior Street
Russell Motor Company
Russell
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Paris Green
Parle Green
Paris
Crewe
E. 0. Hall & Son, Ltd
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Eee
Black Douglas
Ruth
H. John Pottie
Vnt
Union and Hotel Sts
Rex
Y. L. Steverdon
Orpheum Theater
Kid Terry
Ann
Hawaii College
Guiletin
Kaneohe
Andd Goto
Kiwela
Kook
D, Kawal
Ange
Amancee Buslaves Wen
Ruweo-Amecican Chamber Merce
Postwat Cy
Opera House
Armstrong and Verne Comedy Company
Bergstrom Music Co
Honolulu
ART Theater
Steinway
Victor Talking Machine For Entertainment. Music Co., Ltd
Kodak Developing and Printing
Fort
Dekorate
Sanitary Kalsemine
Lewers & Cooke,Ltd
King Street
Allen & Robinson
Orpheum
Princess Rink
Fancy
Emma Wiener
Empire Theatre
May OF the Fleet
Wallace Vial
Honey Boy
Bobby Way
NEW Idea Waverly Dance Hall
Kawnihan Glee Club
J.A.R. Vieira, & Co
Hotel Bt
Jos. Schwartz
Hawasas
Geo. A. Martin
Howe St
Talenhowe
Ceht Cigar M. A. Gunst & CO
Fort and
King Streets
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