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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
11
A damaged OCR passage discusses arrests and a police inquiry with references to intoxication and custody. mentions cities and individuals in a fragmented format, making coherent events difficult to extract and summarize.
The Coast League standings remain close with Vernon and Onke trading spots while Glanite extends lead and Detroit Tigers surge in late play. Northwestern percentages and team moves hint at a tight race as season progress continues.
Felix Turro, specialist, advertises hat cleaning and repair services at 20 Beretania Street. He offers Panama and felt hats, latest styles, all work guaranteed, with call for pickup and delivery on short notice, at moderate prices.
Six teams compete in a cricket series with matches scheduled in June and July. The event lists participating clubs including Colonials and English teams, with apportionment of salaries and dates for ties and fixtures. The publication omits some names and details, but outlines the overall structure and key dates.
In New York May Marquard dominates as he defeats the league rivals. Rube Marquard pitches nine innings, allowing no runs while Evers and Mathewson contribute in support, securing a decisive 11 to 0 victory.
A short note lists local figures including Sylvester and E. Seliroll in Bethel and King streets connected to a sanitary model. The fragment mentions a shop and a court or meeting point, but full context is unclear from the OCR.
A ceremony announced a new cup award to boost Hawaii Yacht Club competition. Captain Wood sent a letter approving conditions for the trophy presentation to the Machon’s agent, with plans for September events and a strong push to stimulate yacht racing between Manohin, Hawaii, and local clubs.
A fragmented account describes Island pickleball activity amid chaotic camping scenes and unclear leadership. The text references tents, local names, and scattered events, leaving readers with a sense of confusion over participants, locations, and outcomes.
The entry of the Hawaii-Yuet Chile, an official Hawaiian yacht, reaches San Pedro harbor. Captain Wood Bread leads a crew of ten aboard the turbine yacht Turbine Lurline, anchored at the harbor after a voyage from Honolulu. The vessel joins the Santa Fe, near Vancouver, in a quest to engage with yacht clubs and maritime events.
James J. Corbett reports on a tense contest featuring Japanese boxers and American backers, with funds and tactics shaping the showdown. The piece notes political dimensions and a broad clash over public support and prestige in the boxing world.
A seaside tennis program at Moana features a dual event starting June 40 with a weeklong Invitational and a companion meet. Officials plan elimination rounds and non round robin play, inviting about 20 pairs from the Dantia region under the Wat Ph influence. Entrants face a 1. per player fee to cover travel and prize costs, with special support for local participants and a naval social at the private court. The executive committee chaired by Lieutenant Pratt outlines a rural-hosted gathering at the Home of the Private Court Lean Tennie Association in Honohala.
A local Wailuku report notes a lively game with strong play by several players. The match, held between teams at the Aburn and a newly formed side, drew praise for skillful batting and exciting moments.
Tim Hurst, a well known sporting man, died after a long illness at his Bettport home. He had returned from confinement a month ago and faded over a fifty hour period, with physicians reporting his health failing before his death. He was noted as a referee and a prominent athletic figure in the community.
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