Moana Hotel to Open Tennis Courts Tomorrow
Tennis action set for tomorrow afternoon at the Moana Hotel with top players expected to compete. The event features notable locals and anticipated doubles and singles play, with crowds eager to see early season form and the new facilities in use.
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Moana Hotel
Counic
Gromada
Bel Tuken
Alwayrae
Sheet
Tomerroward
Hoth
Charlie
Ewo
Comets
AL Cuntleworth
Atherton
AL Cooke
Jetoude
Hockue
Storrs
Ion
Bote
Muvny Friewie
la Ate
Horse Owners Claim Money Up After Continental Meeting
Reports from Attantsh and others indicate owners want funds following a contentious session about horses Kilat, with comments on payments and future bonuses. Key participants include Lat aoe and Serato, while Mull cemark and Lids Tittle appear among involved parties. The meeting discussed Feederik finances and potential payouts to players and staff amid rising stakes.
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Renee Mwaere
Romite
Errridt
Hwls
Lelia
Old rivals meet again in rowing clash at regatta days
Reports describe renewed interest in water sports as crews from Healan and Myrtle sheds train hard for upcoming regattas. An impromptu race near Healant shed drew boats led by Lupe and other crews, signaling improved stroke and speed as plans emerge to start water polo with a Port Shafter fixture under George Keerth’s team.
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Eevainye
Jeve Uikem
Ptyte
Healanis
Myrtles
Healant
Te Youngstone
Pickuy
Cattres
Fiert
Healan
George Prweth
Port Shafter
George Keerth
Colters
May athletic club events and notices from Oahu League
Secretaries and managers of the four athletic clubs are invited to note May events. Communications should be sent to the Sporting Editor, Bulletin, Oahu League Ort, with details for the October 9 event. Listed are venues and dates including cricket, sailing, running and other activities such as MOANAll Court matches and electrocution of Elvetrie for a tournament, with participants like Kuoova and Jackson.
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Athletic Clube
Addrons All Communications
Moanall
Court
Manda Elvetrie
del S—Wrenawe
Hel
Kuoova
Jackson
Military series notes and race talk at Honolulu meet
Sergeant Barry comments on recent events and the heavyweight challenge while referring to St Louis College ties. Joe McGurn signals willingness for another bout, and Jim Howe Ifarometer may be secured for a match in Honolulu. Runners and horses train hard as the Marathon Rim to Tweling nears, with Kano facing a tough test from the year-old Wala lua Horse.
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Barry
Met
St. Louie College
N.C. H. Sid
Joe McGurn
Jim Howe
Joe
Honolulu
Dack
Ren
Kao
Kano
Fleeing From Headless Ghost Haunts Tamaqua
In Tamaqua Va boot locals report strange doles in the early morning hours. A headless man is said to loom, with some claimed to imitate a headless figure and move property for losses. A doctor attributes disturbances to a blue cat amid ongoing chatter and rumors.
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Tamaqua
Boot
Gooden
Telishbor Hbo
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