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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
2
The article reports Natoosh winning after a Maui race, noting key figures such as Arne Mee and Leow Snehtemen, and mentions the Vancouver Yacht Club and Seafarer entries. It outlines next Tuesday plans, entry details, and regional participation by multiple teams and supporters.
A garbled report from Homewood notes a community meeting addressing a controversial event involving several named individuals and teams. Local organizers faced questions about expenses and arrangements while planning future activities at a regional venue.
In a lengthy report on the Beretania tennis event, Littlejohn defeats rivals in a dramatic championship. The match featured extended sets, tense rallies, and close serves, with Littlejohn emerging as the winner after a hard-fought contest. The article notes the crowd, the venue, and the ongoing dominance of Littlejohn throughout key rounds.
Sylvester and EB Sebvell star as Bethel and King C. G. Sylvester receive props in a sectional theater piece. Details are limited but performance highlights feature named cast members with a focus on stage roles and production credits.
A doubles event is scheduled to begin at 2 45 Thursday at Monte Motel courts amid changes and withdrawals. Ten teams remain, with matches arranged on two courts. notable pairings include Captain Jolson with Le Heoatinuets and Hosteen with Kirby Smith, while Parker and C G Bookus withdrew.
The Hawaii Yat Chit receives a cup to be raced for annually, bestowed by Captain Charles I Wood of the Bache Yacht Chub. The trophy’s arrival in Honolulu follows a year of world-spanning chatter with Honolulu society, linking it to Commodore Henrick Phelpe and a plan for a lasting yachting prize.
Slang terms are explained including squeeze play the umpire the pitch and thievery tactics. References to wild pitches batters strikes and heroic runs appear in a compact glossary style with terse descriptions of plays and outcomes.
The article outlines an ambitious boxing tour in Australia led by promoter Hindi McIntosh with Aim to stage a world renowned event at the Magnificent Pavilion. It notes American fighters Barry, Fann, Cabby, and Jena as ring vehicles, with hopes to bring the show to the United States later. It discusses venue preparations, training camps, and large crowds expected, including a target crowd near 40,000, plus hotel facilities and baths for the touring party.
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