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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
2
Beals Wright seeks top tennis experts for a 10 stop tour in Hawaii. The exchange notes plan and aims to bolster the team with skilled players as Wright coordinates with officials and a national committee. The story reports on the broad travel schedule and potential benefits to the sport.
A sprawling account centers on Fitzgerald Torun King and a vast field of rivals in a long distance race. The narrative notes wins by Chanor of wooins, mentions Awestratin and Hane Wen WH, and tracks stages from New onto to Metwor with numerous named places and figures. The piece highlights stages, distances, and implied records, with Hifork style language and hints of rivalry, culminating in Eugene Love’s involvement and a hoped festival beyond the race.
Disrupted selection of Kuanl track squad causes a decision to forego travel to an upcoming meet. Officials cite eligibility and participation concerns while aiming to keep capable performers local for the event.
A garbled OCR style recap details university tennis action with names like Nie, Lester Marke, and Potrell from St. Tanating Codgge. It notes upcoming matches, student athletes, and the looming event at Berkeley with references to the Cal hillow team and local athletic representatives, though much is garbled.
Sports calendar lists dates for cricket at Alexander Mold, track meet at Lihie Kawal-Fieng, and baseball with Kelon-81. June 26 field meet at Fort Shafter and July 4 event at Winiverwhy. Address Sporting Editor with details for publication.
The article outlines final selections for cricket teams to play in upcoming intercity matches. It mentions key players and organizers, including Dorian and Robert Anderson, and notes plans for travel routes, rail connections, and reception at various ports and cities. The piece references Philadelphia, Boston, Warrington, and other locales, with details on ship and rail movements and remarks from officials about readiness and future commitments.
Keio’s baseball tour to the United States is set to begin with the team landing in Honolulu on July 4 after a voyage from San Francisco scheduled for June 27. They will play the A C and Hayate on Independence Day, giving them time to practice. Local squads, including the Mont, are shaping up to challenge Keio, while rumors of a potential return match with Feastons and possible games against Chinese teams linger as teams prepare for the long tour.
Sunday results show Hoewall and Japanen opening with a fret game while Blaze and Portuguese play second. Alen Baseball team beat Walamyen 8-0 and clinch championship. Hite Caysley won third straight from Second Intane fey Bunday 12 to 6. Upcoming: Wil meet Kort Bhafter tuneh nekt Sunday and Rauared Hug July 8. JTF Pornanden returns to home tonight for Ac & Uy meat on the fourth.
A large crowd attended the event with Materrocks defeating Armetrane in the main event by knockout in round three. King of Troop Land Behwel Kort vs Troon went to a decision after a six round bout. Kradntale stopped Amith in four rounds in the hospital corps match. Betting ran high as the card unfolded with several notable boxing stunts noted.
The freshmen dominated the opening baseball series against seniors with strong pitching by key players and decisive early runs. Notable performances included a standout pitching effort by a freshman and several hitters contributing across the lineup. The contest featured tight defense and timely hits, setting the tone for the season with the freshmen asserting control.
A Sunday morning cricket match at Makiki grounds featured HM versus Cady with Cady winning by three runs. The event drew cricket enthusiasts including team captains Wrestlent and Holly of the local club, promising a festive coronation day atmosphere.
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