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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
2
A dense recount of a boxing show featuring Patsy McKenna and Kid George arriving from the coast. The article lists numerous fighters, rounds, and outcomes with scattered results, naming opponents and venues and noting several knockouts and decisions across early bouts.
The Middies win by a tight margin in a close finish after a vigorous race featuring strong performances from ANSAPODIM and the United States Naval Academy team. The victory comes in a dramatic mile and distance events with key anchors delivering a decisive late surge.
Fragmented reminiscence tracing a star athlete from childhood through early football and school teams to national league glory in Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Mentions Preston Athletic, list of events, and era’s championships, with scattered names and places.
Readable fragments report two schedule listings for games at Amelie Park. Teams mentioned include Hawaii and Portugal shipping in a mixed lineup with other named players and venues. The text notes a first game result and a second match with partial lineups and outcomes.
A garbled 1920s style sports brief reports confusion over standings and player names in New York with mentions of the Giants and Phillies. It notes celebrations and tensions as teams contend, amid unclear phrases and misspellings, reflecting a chaotic early box score snippet.
A garbled OCR record shows Keio scheduled games in the Pacific Coast League with scattered names and incomplete details. Apparent entities include Keio and Pacific Coast League, but many fragments remain unreadable, limiting precise event or date identification.
A garbled IOC era era type summary details a British university sports gathering in London. It references Harvard athletes and American delegates among participants, with scattered mentions of teams, venues, and dates. The legible parts describe a multinational event, but specifics are largely obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary sports text notes a clash of teams, with references to Harvard, West Point, and Vale. It mentions a gridiron game versus Pennseton and a November 28 date, with home venue details and rivalry hints. The readable lines suggest a season schedule clash and anticipated outcomes.
A university event centered on insured athletes faced delays as officials and medical staff prepared, with discussions of safety protocols and the roles of Jennidiranee hicker and the Winey in coordinating care. Addressing the risk of injury, juries reviewed the medical treatment plan and contingency measures for participants.
Fragmentary OCR text references Amos Striink as fastest change artist with scattered garbled phrases and names. The readable segments suggest a biographical or sports-like note but lack coherent details, dates, or contexts to form a solid summary.
Yankee catcher Sweeney plans a historic feat by catching a ball hurled from the Metropolitan Tower of 560 feet. Reports detail his training, risks, and the challenge’s inspiration from Washington players. teammates and observers express varied confidence in the stunt.
Three yachts named Charlottine, dladye, and Kamo entered the Irwin Cup race alongside a few others. Wind conditions favored the fleet as live entries prepared for a thrilling contest with hopes of securing the trophy.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions names and places in garbled form. It references UO Wermnon and Minnie tile Wie, with unclear actions or dates. The readable parts suggest a low-value item from a fandom page without coherent events or outcomes.
A fragmented sports calendar lists events at venues including Athletic Park Waipahu Honolulu Yacht Club Kapololani Park and Orpheum Theater. Entries mention baseball cricket tennis races and motorcycle events with dates around June including June 10 11 and 12 and a Coronation Day cricket match.
In Budapest on May 20 the International Olympic Committee will define amateur status and plan the 1918 Stockholm games. Prof William M Sloane represents the U S. Lord Desborough and Rev Robert de Courcey Laftan head English delegates. Officials discuss arrangements and athletic events including a Danube parade.
Cambridge May 1 Americans Maier, Yate accept challenge from Oxford and Cambridge for track games to be held in London next July. Americans prefer two weeks later than July 6 due to transportation and ocean voyage logistics for a large squad. organizers expect no impact on official dates.
Rutgers Preparatory School pitcher Jamies Zlogter threw his second no-hitter of the week, striking out twelve in a 6-0 win at home in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The performance followed a 22-strikeout game earlier in the week as Rutgers Prep remained unbeaten.
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