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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1933 PAGE B-4 TIME OUT! rep Patter U.S. Net Stars To Play Here This Saturday UP FRONT IN THE SPORTS WORLD tw7i Joe Anzivino Spons Editor The Star-Bulletin 0- pa by Dill Miller I i 1 2m ail U. S. tennis stars Ted Schroeder The time has arrived to boot the Old Year into the moth balls and turn to the spic and span pages of 1953. Before we apply the heave ho to 1952, let's take a poll of 1952 Was Great Sports Year for Hawaii! sportswntcrs and radio announcers to sec what they believe to be the most outstanding Intcrscholastic athletic JACKIE PUNG FORD KONNO CARL OLSON Thw were the narfies that made the top headlines during and Tony Trabert will play in exhibition matches Saturday.

3 p. at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel courts. George Peebles, Royal Hawaiian tennis pro, said today the American duo will arrive from Australia via BCPA plane at 1 p. m. Saturday.

Trabert will continue with his flight to the Mainland the same night. perhaps the greatest and most remarkable sports memories of the past 12 months, Joe Anzivino. Star-Bulletin: 'The Aloha. Bowl Game for crip-1 'pfed kids. It was the best since! Sugar Bow Net Crown to Mulloy I Kane-Alii series began.

'Fullback Dan Fuller was outstanding although he and (he Aliis lost for Uhe first time, 32-6." NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1 year ever for Hawaii. Pung in in swimming and Olson in boxing brought international glory and attention to our shores with their stirring successes. There were others many of them that contributed to a glorious 1952 in sports, but this trio stood out.

Mrs. Pung stunned the golf world by winning the United States seeded Gardnar Mulloy won his ennnnri Qiifrnr tpnni title NEW CAR WILL STOP OVER Also on the same plane will be Aldrich Man. manager of the U. S. HE IJKKS Wednesday by defeating Tom women Davis Cup team.

He is expected Konno. now attending Ohio State University, rolled up a string ofitostopo Cprl Machado. Catholic Herald Brown, and Star-Bulletin: "The return ofi Brown had taken the opening St. Louis College to baseball su-j set at 6-4 and -Mulloy came back premacy. Catcher Frank Reviera to win two sets at 8-6.

8-6 whfn is destined to become one of thejrain interrupted the finals last Crusaders' all-time greats." 'Monday, The veteran Mulloy lost "Ed! Pay a littfe more attention to the Rose Bowl and less to the wassail bowl!" ChampIonsVl his greatest achievements earnest the Olympic Trabert teamed up with Vic, r.rM iv in Helsinki. Seixas to represent Uncle Sam in; He won two gold and one silver medals and was theleading in-jthe recently completed Davis Cupj Gene' Wilhelm, Star-Bulletin: no time in taking the final set at 'Rav Westfall's offensive work 16-2. against Roosevelt. It was one of the! Mulloy teamed with' Brown to; dividual point-getter on the American Olympic team. icnauenge rouna against vusiraua.i i Peebles said there is a possibility! both Frank Sedgman and Ken! i KONNO WON GRUELLING 1500-METER RACE AT HELSINKI Konno's victories at Helsinki came in the gruelling 1500-meter free McGregor, Aussie aces, of being on best individual football perform-1 win the doubles finals, beating ances I've seen irt the Intcrscho-i Bernard Bartzcn and Grant Golden Leapue." (Funahou won, 1 6-1.

3-6, 8-6. The match was 1-13 itcd to two sets of three because Honolulu bound plane style test. in which he upset Japans touted tniro nasmzume. ana asitne same a member of the winning 800-meter relay team. He placed second in i Saturday.

the 400-meter freestyle. rt.nr rniinnri hi ranid rlimh in and now stands at the; TO TURN tennis stars FrankSedgman, left, Carlo? Tlivas. KPOA: 'Tarrinz-! Brown had to catch a Plane orl San Francisco. and Ken McGregor were expected to announce their decision tonight as to whether they'll desert the amateur trail for a pro career. threshold of the world's middleweight throne.

The Honolulu-born AJI I finin fn Rn fighter, making his home in San Francisco, is America's-top challenger IIIUVIIC IV UL for the 160-pound title recently vacated by bugar Kay itooinson. Married Today Inn's 13-7 win over Kaimuki. The fighting flyweights pulled the biggest upse of the football season. I also think the development of McKinley's Bill Woolsey into a swimmer of international prominence during the short space of one year was outstanding." TLVG FOR WARRIORS AJ.A. Sr.

League Openers Jan. 78 The Honolulu AJA Sr. Baseball League opens its new season with a tripleheader January 18 at the Sedgman, McGregor Remain Mum on Future Net Plans The Nation's boxing experts believe Olson will attain mat goai mis year. Yoshinobu Oyakawa of Hilo, attending Ohio-State, University, was just a few notches behind Konno in swimming. He captured the 100-meter backstroke title at the Olympic Games with a new record and won the 110-yard backstroke crown in the National AAU Outdoor Championships.

Evelyn Kawamoto won two medals at the Olympics. The pert Honolulu Miss placed third in the 400-meter freestyle and swam anchor on the third place U.S. 400-meter freestyle relay team. Before that, she set a new American long course record while winning the U.S. Olympic Tryout title.

MERCED. Jan. 1 (F Elmer Willhoite of Merfced. Southern California's big guard, has informed relatives here that immediately after today's Rose Bowl football game in Pasadena, he and Miss Mary McCallag of Pasadena will be married. They will board a plane tonight for Hawaii, where Willhoite will By GAYLE TALBOT ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan.

1 (A1) Australia's top tennis aces Fran Sedgman and Ken McGregor remained mum today on whether they will turn professional. The two, who led the Aussies to a 4-1 victory over the United Stats the Davis Cup challenge round, participated in an afternoon play in the Hula Bowl games onin January 4 and 10. Wallv Hirai, Hawaii Times: "I'd Honolulu Stadium, say Kamohamcha's championship! The defending champion Moiliili football team. It didn't rate too nine takes on '52 runnerup Mc-high with most people at start 'Cully in the feature game of the of thp season. Coach Bob Do.us.las day at I p.m.

and his boys came throush with' The league opener at 10 a.m. one of the greatest exhibitions ofi pairs Kalihi Koyu Kai and Kaka-team work and desire I've seen. ako at 10 a.m. Douglas did a marvelous job of Kalihi Valley and Wa'ialae clash guidine a pre-season underdog to in the nightcap at 3 p.m. the title" 1 A kickoff dinner is scheduled by Monte' fSam Snead) Ito, tfr nf n'hi tiser: top memory actually jat Kewalo Inn starting at 6.

was a disappointment. I was sorry Chauncey Fa (Kamj and Wendy! exhibition here and were subjected to a barrage of questions. I kl They said nothing absolutely UOnnV iHOrCilCO WOOLSEY MEMBER OF 800-METER TEAM Bill Woolsey, McKinley High School senior, was a member of America's winning 800-meter swim team at the Olympics. Doak Valker Arrives for Hula Bowl Tilt The Lone' Star State's most fabulous football player in recent years, Doak Walker, arrived in Honolulu this morning via United Air Lines for the annual Hula Bowl at Honolulu Stadium. The talented Texan from Southern Methodist University will play, left halfback for the Hawaii All-Stars against the College All-Stars Sunday afternoon in the first of two Hula Bowl attractions.

Arriving with the former Mustang and present star with the world champion pro grid-ders, the Detroit was his beautiful wife. Norma Jean. Other pro gridders already here for the game are Quarterback Eddie LeBaron of the Washington Redskins and End Dante Lavelli of the Cleveland Browns. They will combine their talents with local players against the power-laden collegians. The second Hula Bowl game will be held January 10.

Despirito Has 390 Winners for 952 MIAMI, Jan. 1 ttr Tony Despirito, new world champion Jockey, got only one winner in eisht races at Tropical Park Wednesday to make his record 390 victories for 1952 two more than the old record set 46 years ago. Despirito's only win was on Satisfied, which won the first race to reply "no comment." Stops LaMotta Stock Gar Racing At Stadium Today Dick Cleveland, who lost out in the semifinal heat of the 100-meter; freestyle at the Olympics in an upset, set a new world record for the 100-yard freestyle swimming event at Ohio State's pool. Dick is aj junior at Ohio. i Richard Tom and Richard Tomita, who won individual National; would turn professional may still MIAMI, Jan.

1 (.) Dinny be made after tonights official vardico. a fierce vounz Tamo3. Stock car racers take over to-(Davis Cup banquet, but one report battler, earned a possible day at the Honolulu Stadium start-j had it that it would appear ex-j light heavyweight title shot Wed-ing at 1 p.m. in tomorrow's Melbourne i nesday night as he beat out a Brooks (Punahou) didn't get to run against each other in the 880. May-, be they will this year.

Harry Jefferson's (Punahou six foot plus seven-round technical knockout Trials so on at 1 p.m. with the Herald (jof-f Calendar Ii first feature race being booked for 2. high jump. Kaimuki's mile relay win over Punahou. John Smythe's (Farrington) 9.9 century.

Fred Sale lira da's (McKinley) one-man track rf ArmsnrA arrl Tv IH'e lrirtnrv HAS NO KNOWLEDGE Harry Hopman, who has completed his duties as Australia's Davis Cup captain, is the tennis writer for the Melbourne Herald. SATURDAY U.S. Customs Club January ace, Ala Wai. Members requested to call Today's program includes the 50 lap main event, a couple of semi-mains, heats races and a consolation event. titles, led a team from Hawaii to the National AAU Weightlifting Championship, dethroning the York Barbell Club for the first time'in 20 years.

Hawaii's first world boxing champion. Flyweight Dado Marino, lost that crown to Yoshio Shirai of Japan last May and retired after an unsuccessful attempt to regain the title in the rematch. Roy Kuboj'ama won the National Collegiate Athletic Association's flyweight boxing championships, the first time a scrapper from here has won an NCAA fight crown. OTHER EVENTS AND INCIDENTS LEAVING DEEP IMPRESSION These were the standouts during the past 12 months, but as the bell rings for another round, let's look back and see what else left a deep impression: The two fine Hula Bowl pames for the Elks Milk Fund, which featured some of football's greatest names The excellent University Invitational Conference basketball season with right Mainland in the Public High SchoolsVTrack fSment for tartin over Jake LaMotta, former middleweight champion, at the Coral Gables Coliseum. A smashing right knocked LaMotta down for the first time in his career early in the seventh and when the round ended, the "Bronx Bull" was hanging helplessly to the ropes, his eyes glazed, as Nar-dico beat him with merciless rights and lefts.

Nardico. the aueressor all the i Hopman. however, told Sir Nor- T- a iviei'i i noi'st'veji fusu wtie itp.t MjiI Awhau Club Waialae, 7:30 That was Kaimuki's first cham Sandy Sanders, champion stock man Brookes, president of the car racer of the past year, is! Australia LTA, and this writer that entered in the 50 lap event as are! he had no knowledge whatsoever Elwood Maynard, Dixie Lawlor, Bosco Gravitt, William Greenleaf, Tommy Gima, Leroy Wright, L. G. Willis, Bob Phelan, Gene Min-ninger and Johnny Freitas.

Iway. caught LaMotta with the a.m., lor Kapioia.ni Driving Range trophy. SUNDAY Fairway Club January ace. 7:30 a.m. at Leilehus.

Hawaiian Club January ace. first round of 54 hole tournament for President Dick Mossman trophy, Ala Wai, 8:45 a.m. 49th State ClubMonthly ace tournament, 8 a.m., at Mid-Pacific Country cpllege teams on the schedule The food poisoning of 22 San Diego pionship in Intcrscholastic sports." GOV CAGERS CITED Bill Kim. Advertiser: "Farring-ton's unbeaten basketball record while winning the Honolulu Inter-scholastic and Territorial cham-'pionships. Any team that can win 21 straight in one year is okay for my money.

As for your writer, his foremost of the intentions of his two It has been rumored for some time that Sedzma'n and McGregor would turn pro after the Davis Cup matches. Ted Schroeder, former U. S. Davis Cupper, has been here for several weeks as emissary for Jack Kramer's professional troupe. right as he backed away from a flurry in the middle of the ring.

The Bull fell back into the ropes, then went down, almost falling out into the crowd. UiUO. State College football players after beating the University of Hawaii football team in the Pineapple Bowl Herman Coelho's record-breaking nine-hole 29 at the St. Paul Open The discussions at the UH to drop football, which resulted in continuing the sport The opening of Aloha Bowling Center The appearance of Junie McMahon. National Match Game bowling champion.

Charley Makaiwa named Golfer of the Year 1951 Winter baseball leagues enjoy another great season Hal James, king of Softball Post Siflnal Club Monthlv ace tour4 by six. lengths and paid $9.40. He inament, 9:13 a.m., at Kalikaui! was second in one race, third in rusuuiwic uKii.uim. nunc Members are reauested to be' 4V, that tabbed Kaimuki to win the 2 Way Tie for First Camp Drake Vihs prompt. in two.

v--. nrUlfA MJ Hui Umi January Ace at Ala Wai. 12:10 p.m. prep grid title. Although it turned out to be the wrong choice, the Bulldogs did noblv bv battling the pitchers, leaves Hawaii Pro boxing continues on decline in U.p-i lulu The success of auto racing at Honolulu Stadium The 300 bowling game rolled by Red Borba The resignation of Arctic; Morimoto finished in a tie 0W ,01116 the City Mills Topper and Duffers i H.B.C.

750 LEAGUE Today's Bowl Shed Civic Cleaners 3, Ken's Electric Mo- 1 rm rr i i rrrtrrtf in ft Layne-La Starza championship Warriors to a scoreless deadlock, and beating" second place Punahou. 1 tor Service Allied Sale Co. 2, x- mur nuyuy kvuiur.y i iuii ioii. i j-i vxini General Contrctor Marumi' Tet Saturday at Leilehua. Drake Army eleven today defeated Delicatessen 2, Swift Co.

Honest; The first half of the T. Takeshita the Yokosuka Navy Base Sea TrSSii t.v hole Toaster Trophy Tourney i Hawks. 25-6, in the Tokyo Bice NUW YORK, Jan. 1 () College football's chosen few enact the last big scene of the season in star- in Kodros as UH athletic director and football coach, and the naming of Hank.Vasconcellos to succeed him in both positions Dr. Richard You being named on the U.S.

Olympic Team medical staff Farring-ton Hich'School winning the 19.32 Intcrscholastic Basketball Leacue championship with an unbeaten record, under Coach Francis Aiwohi, in both league and non-league games. OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUALS -f. Tito Cezar Dance Studio 3, Kewalo Inn i was also held with Tamashiro and i Bowl for the first Far East Inter- 0. Morimoto finishing first and sec-! service Football -championship. In addition to kicking up a few! NEW YORK.

Jan. 1 IT! Rex I spangled bowl games today, memories of our tub thumpers, Laync, the Utah bullyboy with vic Here's the bowl schedule: we've come up with the following torics over two ex-champions, and! Roe Bowl Wisconsion vs. ond respectively. use Roland La Starza. split decision at Pasadena, loser to Rocky Marciano, have! sugar Bowl Georgia Tech vs.

Cage Scores By The Associated Press The BUlldqes from Camp Drake, just outside Tokyo, had, previously won the Far East Army title. Yokosuka trounced an Air Force eleven to win the right to meet the Bulldogs today for the Inter-Service crown. JACKIE TUNG'S RETURN TO GOLF Jackie Pung's return to golf after a year and winning the 54-hole Jennie K. Wilson tournament with a record 230 score Boxing Promoter Ralph Yempuku takes over the management of South Seas Japan weightlifting team performs at Civic Auditorium The excellent service athletics in all sports St. Louis victory in Intcrscholastic baseball with an undefeated mark Wally Cyr Deen rnatcneaNior a lu-rouna Doui)Mississippi atNew Orleans.

boys for being outstanding in their particular sports: Basketball Joe Brub. Farring-torf: swimming Bill Woolsey. McKinley; golf Ted Makalna. 'St. Louis: track John Smythe.

Far-rington: baseball Mel Seki. St. Louis: football Donn Cars well. Tennessee vs. WEDNESDAY DIXIE CLASSIC North Carolina State 73, Brigham this season.

Orange Bowl Alabama vs. Syracuse at Miami, Fla. Sun Bowl Mississippi Southern Collere of Pacific at El Paso. Ihe contest could produce a Bobby Riggs Wins JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Jan. 1 (JP) Bobby Riggs, craft court master of the pro ranks, had to go three sets here Wednesday before he subdued Jack Rodgers in the finals of the Gator Bowl Professional Tennis Tournament.

Rigffs took the -first set, 7-5. then dropped 9-11. but pulled through to victory a 6-2 score in the third. arciano tennis-David Duff Pu-SSe ptember opponent for nahou. and Manlcy oung, etm ic hit champ i frcx aac.ac.

after his return match with Jersey Prep Fatter-. "Most Joe Walcott. Player award soes to Roosevelt The visit by California's judo team for matches against Honolulu Pennsylvania 70. North Carolina 62. judo-men Hawaii's heavy participation in the annual Major I Wake forest 51, Holy Cross (n.

League All-Star baseball poll. ai collftp tourney Another fine shoving by Hawaii's fighters in the National AAUj Kentucky 91. Pennsylvania Tournament at Boston The successful Star-Bulletin bowling 78. tournament at HBC. drawing 649 entries for the largest pin competi-l Tulsa 79.

Bowline c.reen 75. tion ever held in Hawaii The banner polo season with interest! Oklahoma City 49. wyomme 40. growing in the indoor-outdoor version of the game The veryjcuLF states tournament successful Honolulu Quarterback Club Banquet of Champions The Spring Hill 55, Southern Louisiana visit of Coaches Dud DeGroot of New Mexico University and Jf ColIe-e M. Col- Gator Bowl Tulsa vs.

Florida at Jacksonville, Fla. Salad Bowl San Diego Navy vs. 101st Airborne at Phoenix, Ariz. grid Henry Georse. Most promising varsity rookie li Rhoden to Retire Frank Reviera, baseball catcher St.

Louis. Heres hoping will produce i r.pnrs,A -Rhnn nf Ar kArtA In JOIN NOW! Our 1953 CHRISTMAS CLUB Roils Are Still Open ieeiy oi xtice -io noia a cmuc -iicviaii ui iM. uoiunci, 48 mm i I 1 1 lj 1 1 iiuuu in cthletf as fine as these. "1- OlvmDic 400-meter run chamDion.i State College well-known and successrui DasKeiDan coacn. said last night he will retire from! Shnf tPT CaaC Dates irarinc after rnnrnetinP in the torn- Home Run Baker, who led the c- .1 1- American League in homers in jing indoor season in the United1 Due to the inacessioiniy or me 2911, 12.

'13 and tied for the crown? States. Tripler Gym, two changes have CONTINUED GROWTH OF LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL The continued growth of Little League baseball and the great work of the Police Activities League in furthering athletic competition among the young guys who'll be tomorrow's Tstars The very successful Police Benefit football game The visits of two great track men. Bob.Mathias for the Rainbow Relays and Rev. Bob Richards for the Hawaiian AAU Championships, which had a lot to do with a SUNSHINE TOURNAMENT Hardin-Simmons 70. Westminster 53.

Central Oklahoma 102, Howard Payne 59. OTHER GAMES Notre Dame 2. Northwestern 57. Akron 71. Colby Seton Hall 87, Loyola (Cal.) 66.

Marquette 70, Minnesota 59. West Virginia 7n. Cornell 65. in 14, never won a league batting; Rhoden, who competed for Mor-iboen macle J.n l- bnal5.rs opening i schedule in- the Armed -title. Uh.

tti.j-cu.,:.;. 4u Forces Basketball ieague. N.B.A. at a Glance By The Associated Press WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Boston 97. Syracuse 87.

Fort Wayne 91, Indianapolis? 85. Minneapolis 82. Baltimore 56. Eochester 82. Milwaukee 74.

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE New York at Philadelphia. Fort Wayne at Syracuse. Baltimore at Milwaukee. Boston at Rochester. Hockey at a Glance WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 2.

Detroit 0. Toronto 3. New York 3 (tie). The Commandos were slated to the world's 400-meter record of Ask for 45.8 seconds ana tne uiympic 40U meter record of 45.9 seconds. Washington State 72, Eastern Wash ington S3.

Taylor 80. Eau Claire Wis.) 69. Binghamton Tech 73, Brooklyn Tech banner track season The appearance of the world professional basketball champion Minneapolis Lakers for the Navy Relief Society and playing to capacity houses at Bloch Arena. The departure of Chief Chuck Leahy and Howard Collins, two fine sportsmen The introduction of Donkey Softball by the Press-Radio Bums The excellent Hawaiian Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament itnd participation of its champion, Kengo Kaneshina, and its runnerup, Wendell Kop, fn the National Junior Tournament at Eugene, Ore. The death of Richard (Dick) Raapana, UH fullback in 1951, in an auto open against CincPac at Tripler next Tuesday night, but the game has been shifted to Schofield, where it will be played as the opener in a twin bill starting at 7.

Schofield meets Barber's Point in the nightcap, starting at The Schofield-Shafter game, slated for Thursday, January 8. at 63. Wednesday's Racing TK A ltAiitiit Trenton (N. JC 90. Leicester (Mass.) JC 74.

MIAMI, Fla. Tony Despirito ran his world record number of winners for raccident near his home in Kelso, Wash. The Kamehameha School Tripler, will be played at Schofield Interschoiastic Football League championship team and the naming of Warrior Coach Bob Douglas as Coach of the Year by the Quarterback Club. io jyu as ne won nrst race at Tropical Park with Sattsfied NEW ORLEANS SedRevtew $4.40) wen feature race at Fair Gronnds. ARCADIA.

Calif. Lap Full ($4.20) captured added Santa Ynez Stakes for 2 year old fillies at Santa Anita. starting at 8. Japanese Golf Club Slates Annual Dinner VISIT OF HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS ON SILVER ANNIVERSARY The visit of the Harlem Globetrotters basketball aces, playing to X- Annual New Year's banquet of th HnnnluTu Japanese Golf Club Acc of Aces Champ capacity, throngs at Civic Auditorium, in the final appearance of aj wMjrld tour celebrating their Silver Anniversary The excellent; Aloha Bowl game show between the Kanes and the Aliis for thej Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital The visits to the Mainland! of the UH and Universal Motors basketball teams The banner tvl Mink tfcfi. o.

t. rai. ort. Finest beer is scheduled for Sunday, jnuary 11, fit 6:30 p.m. at the Kanraku Tea House.

The club's next tournament for the President Dr. R. S. Komenaka trophy is slated for the morning of the 11th at the Waialae Coun Ace of aces champion of the P. M.

Golf Club is Masa Nitta, who scored a net 72 Sunday at Leile-jhua. Taisuke Sekiya and, Takeshi 'Nunokawa were tied for the Sky-Hark Cafe trophy with net 71't. served anywhcrcl rte; Brrtot Coaipuy. atOvtrnkM, WU try Club. Members are requested to ob swimming meets Dick stranglehold -on local professional golf The outstanding Hawaiian Invitational Regatta, first of its kind, under the chairmanship of Pete Goss.

Al Karasick's appealing wrestling shows at Civic Auditorium Phil Kim's boxing tour of California Henry Davis fight successes on the Mainland Appearance of the Australian Davis Cup team at Civic Auditorium Hawaii Baseball League's successful season The outstanding Major League All-Star team which played here In October The visit of Happy Chandler, former baseball commissioner The playing here of Japan's Davis Cup team Louise Sugg's fine exhibitions Waialua's triumph in the Rural Oahu Interschoiastic Football League, breaking Waipahu's domination. I could go on and on but it's beyond the limit now HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL! tain starting times from the tour nament committee members before January Two Games Monday Wishing You a Happy Hew Year WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY ON FRIDAY, JAN. 2, AND WILL REOPEN ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, ELKS MIL FUN IB WIL College All Stars vs. Hawaii All Stars TICKETS ON SALE AT ioosoccp'ass-COOooQooco: PAL. Biddy Basketball League has two games scheduled Monday at Kalakaua Center.

At 6:30 p. the Beavers meet PAL Band while Paradise takes on Kapaiama at 7:30. Results of Tuesday's games: Raiders 34. Internationa4 A 16; Tantalus AC 33. Vandals 31; Ka-kaako 32, Rockets 18.

1953. fir Kh GRRIFIC NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS ONOLULU STADIUM Friday and Saturday 0:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday from 8:30 a.m. FOR DOTH GAMES: Sunday, January 42:30 p.m.

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