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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
4
A battered game narrative details the Oahu League clash where picked winners failed. The narrative names players from Hawaii and the opposing team, recounting errors, runs, and key hits across six innings with emphasis on misplays and late scoring.
Wailuku has accepted a challenge from Kalihi to play basketball at the new Wailuku gym within a month. The Honolulu team, strong in education and prowess, vows a hard fight against the Walliki girls who aim to prove their dominance on home soil.
A chaotic baseball scene at Honolulu featured two first inning runs credited to wild pitches by Kepinda He, as observers noted waning control and rain complicating play. The event included a motorcycle meet under Amtear Athletic Union rules and a tense field atmosphere with wind and rain impacting actions.
The Charlotte skippered by Commodore George Crozier of Hawai Yacht Club won the Trewin Cup on a nine mile course outside the harbor with a 27 47 margin over Gladys. The field started at 10 15 and finished around 4 32 in the afternoon. Three starters competed with Kamehameha dropping out as Jon Her’s spinnaker faltered returning from Koko Head. Spectators praised the harbor front run and noted the craft rode the wind skillfully while crews faced gusts and squalls off Kahala. The Charlotte crew included Crozier Malley Alan Crozier J Crosier and Lorain Canilly. the Gladys boat was crewed by Kenneth Frown.
Twelve events are set for the A A track meet on July 4, the first under the amateur Medaly auspices. Winners will receive medals. Events include sprints, hurdles, pole vault, jumps, and throws, with a 26 pound shot and 1 pound hammer among implements.
Young sailors on Honolulu Yacht Club courses saw Pearl win by thirty seconds over Florence with Ivy third and Elizabeth fourth. Luthar Hough steered Pearl as four boats competed in the Thormox battle, while Florence was skippered by Campbell Hrorer and Ivy by Max Holle.
An OCR fragment lists BARON SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE at 176 King Street with a partial description suggesting a health or fitness venue. Details are fragmented, but indicates a local listing or advertisement for a physical culture organization.
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