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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
20
Manager Gerrin states lightweight contender Slim Gilmore has strong support to face any challenger in Hawaii. Negotiations center on weight, money and timing with interest from Matchmaker Harrod and officials. Holders ready to back a title bout despite regional travel considerations.
A rambling, misread recap highlights Jordan and other stars, trade rumors, manager names, and potential leaders. It mentions Hank O Day, Neal, and Hayes, with scattered references to Brooklyn Dodgers, Pirates, and Indians, reflecting a chaotic, era-spanning summary of players and clubs.
Davari Talbow trustee invites public to attend the Honolulu Dancing Academy opening on March 12 at K. of P. Hall. Writing and progression lessons offered with private sessions by appointment via O. Box 475.
A garbled report details a large set of players and teams with numerous names scattered through a long OCR-dense page. The fragment mentions baseball stars, Japan, and multiple individuals, with funeral and military overtones interwoven among sport references.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a soldier king aiming to break a time at an athletic meet. It mentions Woodward and a ten second mark, with references to a Tate or Hane event and a general tone of an official record attempt.
Reading Pa preaidone Wo A Witman leads new United East League of Baseball with a bulletin outlining opening May 1 contracts and free agency. Names of officials and cities listed for league setup, public appearance to follow.
A turbulent account discusses Ben Bruns and Packey McFarland amid a chaotic boxing scene. It references Willie Hitchie, and a series of mismatches, substitutions, and contested outcomes, with attention to injuries, alleged fights, and public notices surrounding the era’s ring drama.
The New York report outlines proposed football rule changes aimed at widening play and increasing excitement. Walter Camp and committees from the era discuss shifts like forward pass rules, down lengths, and clock implications, with emphasis on boosting offensive creativity and game flow.
A garbled report describes shifts in athletics with references to English and American runners, international meetings, and betting culture. It mentions figures like Kehler, B Pewlerefixen, W. H. Alexander, and Mitchfield Harleengie amid disjointed notes on indoor athletics, sprinting, and European activity.
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