Service Men Will Open Fresh Start Doubleheader at League Grounds
Ten teams compete in a military league with games at Leilelua and Schofeld Barracks. Barry’s Marines and the Guards field strong lineups as fans anticipate two days of fast action.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
10
Ten teams compete in a military league with games at Leilelua and Schofeld Barracks. Barry’s Marines and the Guards field strong lineups as fans anticipate two days of fast action.
A garbled list outlines upcoming athletic events and public notices across multiple sports and leagues. It references May and June schedules including trials, races, tennis, hockey, and yacht events, with names of venues and teams such as Marin May Hospital, Princead Rink, Trans Pacific Yacht race, and Atlantic City exhibitions.
A crowded May Hoa Court night showcased a doubles tennis contest between Waterhouse and partner against Nowell Steere and Sewall. After tight sets Waterhouse earned the decisive victory as the crowd applauded the skillful play and resilient comebacks from both sides.
A crowded court witnessed Waterhouse and partner dominate the two opening games, with Waterhouse delivering standout drives and placements. The match featured tight exchanges and a late surge by Nowell Steere, but Waterhouse earned a decisive victory in the final sets as wind interrupted play and spectators urged on.
At a recent meeting a schedule of grammar school basketball games was set. The slate spans May to June with two games weekly across Punahou and neighboring fields. Teams include Central, Kalulant, Kashumanu, Pumatou, St Louis, and Royal with Punahou and Boye Field hosting.
Bulletin lists main office numbers with business line 256 and editorial room 185 for reader inquiries and staff communications.
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