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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
2
A garbled historical notice references a Commodore position at a South Coast Club amid chaotic text. It mentions events, figures, and places in a foil of names and dates, but readable details are scarce. The fragment hints at meetings, entertainment, and potential public interest.
The fragmented text lists names of participants and officials for the fourth race and related events. It mentions venues or associations such as HAWAII and CHALLENGE, with numerous personal names, likely riders, teams, or staff, and scattered notes on entries and scheduling.
An error riddled recap notes a late dramatic win by an athletics team in a ninth inning rally. Key names and details are garbled but the comeback is emphasized as decisive and dramatic.
A wild draw in the Matauri boys league features multiple unnamed players and teams in a tightly contested match. Coaches and officials signal strong effort despite garbled text obscuring precise names and results.
The article describes a tense showdown with key players absent, prompting teams to reorganize. Walter Diltinahan and Artie Jones are noted among players influencing the lineup, as opponents prepare for a decisive contest. The piece hints at upcoming fixtures and potential shifts in strategy behind the scenes.
The Young Cobbs defeated the Starlights by two points in a close afternoon contest. Miki Holt led scoring as fans waited for the star players to shine and the team secured a late edge.
In a late afternoon Hotel courts match at the Print Courts Association, Anderson and Macaulay defeated their opponents in a tightly contested set. The pair showcased strong teamwork, forcing errors, and executing effective drives to gain the lead, then held off counterattacks to clinch the win as the match wore on.
A disjointed account of a late afternoon game recounts players and moments including names like Afton Hien, Rhy, MeKety, and Joseph isle. The narrative covers sequences such as throws, grounders, and turning points as teams match up and the Fourth approaches. The piece ends with a note on a first game and rising tension.
The report describes a high scoring game with multiple players named Merisy and Moriyama involved, noting key moments and lead changes. Teams referenced include Kansas and opponents in a tense setting with late scoring runs and notable performances by several players.
Gill wins the Roederer Prize after a tight early match at the County Club course. Despite a late rally by opponents, his handicap was adjusted to reflect recent play, with steady rounds securing a creditable third place. The tournament was postponed due to holiday programs, rescheduled to the following Sunday, July 7.
A damaged OCR snippet shows jumbled names and phrases with partial words. It mentions individuals like Barney Jay and Sven Heaton amid unreadable segments, lacking coherent events, dates, or places to establish a clear news item.
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