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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
2
A long list of athletic events and races is planned for Kamehameha Day including track and canoe races at Kusitant Park and athletic park venues. Highlights feature polo, relays, sailing, airship demonstrations, and yacht activities with multiple competitions across Friday and Monday, plus aviation displays and holiday gatherings for Honolulu residents and visitors.
Moura elected to lead Eleele Baseball Club as director, with voting by members. Moura pledges to advance public-spirited citizenship and maintain a focused career in local services amid civic duties and club affairs.
The Garden Island reports a lively baseball day with Kilauea, Kolow, Lihue, Makawell, and others posting results. Notable lineups include Makawell with Costa and Akina, Kilauen with Wood and Pacheco, and Kolo and Kolow players amid the day’s competitive matches at Homestead and local fields.
General Macomb to meet with Public Service Association next week to discuss the Alu Mouna project. Surveyor Wall to draw up a plan balancing military needs with civilian interests. Officials aim for a definite path to present to federal authorities and to foster harmony between Army personnel in Honolulu and residents.
Two aviators Walker and Mba arrive from the Hie wahilan aboard a Curt biplane. They plan aerial exhibitions from Kaylolant Park near town and at Lat John after trials. They will fly over the western United States last year and head to Australia with Miorelt, led by Whipple Hall.
A typed notice requests sports managers to inform the Bulletin Sporting Editor of upcoming matches to place in the sport calendar. Entries list events from June 10 to July 4 including baseball, football, junior leagues, track events, motor races, cricket, and alumni games with venues like Athletic Park, Country Club, and Orpheum in a ritual of schedule announcements.
A distorted notice describes an invitation to mingle downtown at the Fount a Gan venue. It mentions hoped future meetings among Ruthn entities and speakers urging south region participation.
Garden Island announces July 4 events at Lihue Park led by track and field contests. fourteen events listed including sprints, hurdles, jumps, pole vault and hammer throw. Tug of war between island clubs highlights prize silver cups and watches from local sponsors.
WEXT sponsors a July 2 weekend trip to Kauai with three dollar fares for members of allied clubs and civic groups. Upper deck privileges apply, with reduced rates for contributors to improvement funds. details and signups managed by Public Service Association at 128 King Street.
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