Kamehameha Makes Football Stand After Student Vote
Local Kam athletic committee split on continuing football at Kamehameha School. A two hour meeting at Bishop Hall heard student and faculty views before a ballot vote narrowly opposed by thirteen, delaying a Caohu College game plan while preserving track and soccer plans and promising future recruitment and series.
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Kam Athletic Akhoniation II
Sehiolt
Kamehamebar
Tiene Aupithink Fonthil
Ibs
Bishop Hall
Tenatthy
Feulty
Hartett
Athlete Committee
Viet Ennoy
Catain Winters
Brantey Livingston
Brugie
Large track and baseball notes from a historic meet
A sprawling recap covers entries for a Dunn Cote track meet with Hawaii’s runners and a strong Olympic connection, plus Northwestern League baseball highlights. It notes Hawaiian hopes in the 220 yard hurdles, records in sight, and a spate of athletes aiming for postseason events, along with Spokane and Portland Coast League games and attendance.
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Spolume
Portland Futt Park
Vernon
Porice Tt
Mies
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Pwo Gamba Two Game 140d Al C vas Po As Ge 4 00 Hawais Stars
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Highs Set to Practice as Kaine Football Plans Evolve
Oahu College faces uncertainty as Kam meetings fail to bring Kam players to football. Leslie Clark named College of Hawaii captain while Punahou lacks a captain. New players from Oahu and nearby colleges join a strong roster as practice nears and old stars prepare for action.
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Mmene
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High School
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Mont
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Ceatne
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Oahe College
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Ack
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St. Louix College
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TV Weise
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Fook On
Trae Oahu College
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Lenn
Krank
Mackonale
Cap
Rani
Portland Leads In Coast League And Pacifi City Title Chase
In the Coast League Portland and Vernon fight for first as Portland presses toward the top with Vernon. The Pacifi Coast League sees Port Indian atop the ladder with Vernon and Portland pressing for lead positions amid renewed battles for supremacy.
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Tigers
Port
Vernon
Portland
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