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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
8
Big crowd expected for Waseda University baseball at Athletic Park Visalia where the Jackies meet Cleveland. The Japanese squad, led by a strong pitcher and slugging lineup, seeks a third straight win over Cleveland in a lively afternoon game.
Communications for the Sporting Editor, Bulletin invited for multiple July events. Baseball and international games listed with teams, leagues, and dates including Waseda squads, Oahu League, and military league entries. Also notes on cricket, tennis, sailing, polo, and yacht race schedules from July to September.
Jack Johnson returned to Reno to a roaring crowd after a championship bout. Tex Rickard called the show well patronized with over 200000 in receipts and 3000 standing room tickets sold. Johnson praised the treatment in the ring and challenged Sam Langford to a rematch while vowing to avoid future bouts for a year.
The Hawaii schooner leads early in the large yacht race with a clear early advantage. Molloson’s yawl and the schooner Sweetheart posted fast starts, while Hawaii quickly closed the gap and stayed ahead as the fleet began the long voyage. Captain Wilder aims to push Hawaii toward a victorious finish around July 24 in Honolulu harbor.
Tom Bundy and Trow Hendricks win the Pacific doubles title in a taut July 1 final against Long and McLoughlin. A chaotic scoreline shows 7 5 64 2 26 7 5 and a total of 20 to 26 games. May Sutton and Mike Hotchkine played an exhibition. Sutton took two sets. Miga Button wins the ladies singles, defeating Mrs. Bruce 6 0 6 1. The Mu Hocks defeat the Pajamas 14 to ?. Nigel Jackson takes on scoring duties again as four teams in the Maring League each have one win and one loss.
An authority notes big mortars forming the Fort Tuger battery will be tested in war practice before year end though not in active combat. Foundations under Humber of the Rune damaged from a past test require repair. A fire control system at Diamond Head will coordinate the big gun movements across inland forts once fully connected.
A chaotic OCR note records a Cleveland event where sailors entertained at a grand ball in a hotel ballroom. Officers, floor managers, a secretary, treasurer, and decor heads are named among the organizing committee.
The University Club’s new club house is nearly finished with eight to ten days of completion including painting and decorating. Plumbers are finishing, rooms aligned along Hotel Street will open into one larger area for banquet or dining use, and the women’s wine area will occupy the Hotel Street end. The two colonial styled rooms are slated as the prettiest apartments in the building, with occupancy expected before month’s end.
The report notes wireless messages received by agents from Bierra, July 11, 2919, 4 pm HT, detailing winds and other conditions near San Francisco and Honolulu. Chas Brown, for the German American Packers in Los Angeles, plans a three day horseback tour of Oahu inland areas to study topography and agriculture.
Mine Ethel May debuted at the Park Thee with a graceful intonation that impressed music lovers. George Gardner, a noted Irish dialect singer, offered a pleasing tenor and an encore, while The Dewmonda delivered strong dancing in a vibrant vaudeville lineup.
The HT hi te et guar rae on will hold its first ty ce OF EVER at Odd Fellows Hall August 4 in Hyaalock. Good music and a good time promised.
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