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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
12
Sinclair delivers a stellar lawn tennis exhibition to win the Wall Cup match amid a late dusk finish. Castle, Hincliffe, and rival players fought hard with dramatic nets and long rallies, as Sinclair held the edge with precise returns and aggressive net play, leading to a championship clincher and a two week stay for further play.
A garbled list of "dont" rules for baseball youth players, with scattered names and phrases. The entries mention not tealing second, not touching second, not waiting too long to remove a ball after a home run, and notes about hitting for power. Several named players and teams appear in jumbled form.
A dozen sixteen players began the ladies golf tournament at the Country Club yesterday. Mrs Walter Dillingham offered a prize for the winner and a special prize for driving. Eight qualified for match play with pairings listed and several notable entrants failing to qualify.
Sailor Blumenthal of the Navy Colorado clocked a 3 hours 2 minutes return run from Past the Pall to the afternoon, aiming to beat the mark and challenge rivals. He believes the record can be lowered further and that other runners will struggle to match.
Worn OCR reads like a garbled sports roundup with mentions of Princeton, Texan figures, and Detroit pennant race. Highlights include American players, coaches, and committee actions amid unclear events and dates. The piece references Frank Navin and Proposed inspections, plus local civic notes and police warnings in a fragmented fashion.
Fragmentary text describes an ordnance matter and militia activity at Lawrence under governor Pow. The garbled lines confuse details, but suggest a plausibly historical note about wartime mobilization, with unclear figures and place names. The readable content provides no solid event, date, or outcome to confirm.
The on-island bowling endurance event advances with Lavette and Ware leading early series, while Ay foot waits and Whine pace the chase. The inter-island competition at Lihue begins at 8 pm with eight lanes, limited admission, and the top team earning honors as officers tally scores and bulletin highlights.
An event to crown a winner for a November Saint Gouttierdy Daye contest is planned. Organizers aim to select a prominent new sudlety figure and award the top participant after trials and eliminations.
The article details De Mello weighing lighter than expected and weighing around 180 pounds for a scheduled bout with Gilmore. Promoter Ayres and boxing figures anticipate a postponement or weighing adjustments as De Mello prepares over the next week, with talk of possible opponents and the eye on a decisive matchup at Orhenia for the scheduled date.
Connie Mack, famed manager, notes managers monitor pitchers closely in the coming season. He warns box manipulators can influence outcomes and praises Wolverton as a strong new manager while stressing the need for reliable hurlers in the league.
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