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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
11
In a troubled regatta day, Healanis appears likely to miss senior races after a sequence of accidents and mishaps. The event unfolds near Belton with scattered reports of damages and skipped heats.
A garbled late edition sports roundup highlights standings and results. Mentions White Sox and baseball context, with scattered names and teams and a general sense of league positions and upcoming games.
The fragment mentions a singular figure tied to a vague phrase three worst and Clowe Artiste at sou narvice, but lacks clear context or full details to identify people places or events for a coherent summary.
A report describes a rapid twelve inning game and details about ship services. The Ventura steamship company plans a near term schedule shift with the Sonoma and Ventura offering faster routes to Honolulu and Sydney, plus renewed service to the Pacific. The narrative names captains, crews, and ships including the Sierra leverhauled, with emphasis on speed and passenger amenities.
Lawrence Le. O Frien won auction in Mexico City to offer the death penalty for the murder occurred a year ago at De Thet, Clark, a dentist, who is the accused. The crime arose from a suspected dispute and the case has drawn attention in local circles.
After decades of service across two generations, veteran trainer Moulton, longtime father figure of Stanford football and track stars, has been replaced by Malone. Malone steps into the assistant trainer role while the official job remains with the former staff. The Cardinals’ athletes prepare for football practice next fall under new staffing, with Maroney labeled as the junior trainer handling the hard work.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a boxing figure's career, rivalries, and strategic notes. Mentions John, Flynn, Humble, and Curley with references to a forthcoming fight and general conduct. Describes training, offense, and promotion politics in a retrospective voice.
The First Infantry Band plans an evening performance at General Macon's renidence with a program titled Two-Ktep-Who Are You With To WHET ceerereeees Vert Abetynie. The readable fragment hints at varied pieces and a parade of military musicians, though many words are garbled.
The Priv ate Carin Association doubles tournament opened with Pratt and Vaughan facing Spalding and Spalding at 4:30 and Timberlake with Williams meeting Young and Littlejohn. The event drew a lively crowd at the pavilion, with notable performances by Courtenay and Littlejohn, while Reducing errors and sharp volleying defined the day. Major players displayed form, and the schedule planned two matches for Sunday afternoon.
Seals beat the Internationals indoors in a top victory on a crowded floor. A pitchers battle unfolded with standout performances from Renle-tinn Otte and Joe Dora Chammer among others. Notable players listed include Merhert Byrne Lewis Baptint Walter Thompson and J Haptint with several teammates named in the chaotic recap.
Young Cobbs clash with Starlights in a postponed match set for this afternoon at Mukild. The Cobbs seek victory against a strong lineup while Starlights defend their title in a tense league contest involving Central Grammar and allied teams.
Readable odds and a rough description hint at a polo match at Moanalua this afternoon. Rivalry tones appear in the text with mentions of teams and players, though the OCR is garbled.
Tomorrow afternoon a cricket match features England versus America. Captain Hoth and Armerton lead the teams. Allin or another pilot will headline the Colonies side. The American tour lineup remains unsettled with names like Marshall, Melinphy, Giles, Deane listed among possible players. Venue and exact timing noted as early afternoon with a 2:80 o clock start assumed from OCR.
A group of nine junior teams establishes a new league to begin play July 1. Nolley is named president and Vienna is named vice president. The nine teams include Yeon Towallly and Stand Hom, with others yet to be chosen, and the schedule is set to start next month.
An old Rexall ad claims indigestion relief with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. It promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets sold at Fort Street shop and hints at a depot visit to enforce fair wages, reflecting period marketing language.
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