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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
16
A crowded Pearl Harbor event promises a shipboard cruise tomorrow with a full program at Pearl Harbor and related activities. The schedule highlights boat trips, rowing demonstrations, and a Hawaiian band performance, with excitement building for the voyage and a trans Pacific run if enough funds are raised.
Promoters press ahead with a heavyweight title bout to be staged in Emeryville. William Iveslorthy and Teetickard push permits while Gleason coordinates travel and arena setup. Officials expect large attendance and a purpose built arena with careful crowd management for the event.
A compact notice lists events across athletic park sites including Diamond Heads A.J.C March events, Military League Marines Cavalry gmn Infantry, Plantation League May events, Pearl Warnor March dates for Ballathge Rowing and Marathon, Haleiwa annual races, handball and track meets in March, weekly cups in March, horse racing, interisland meet July, TransPacific Yacht Race from San Francisco, and the world championship fight on July 4 featuring Jeffries versus Johnson.
Engine test shows the Made Twenty running for five hundred miles under direct observation. Records state the train covered 500 miles, with engines run continuous, minimal stops for crew breaks, and data noting fuel, water, and engine revolutions. Observers logged start and finish times, total running time, fuel efficiency at 18 miles per gallon, and average output as the test concluded late at night.
At Alexander Field yesterday Punahou Preparatory and Central Grammar School met in track events. Punahou won by 4 1 4 to 28. Eight junior records were broken. Coney of Punahou led with multiple top marks in sprints and jumps. Gay and Blake posted strong scores for Central Grammar. A large crowd watched the performances and the Punahou relay won the mile race.
A fragmented historical column describes Russians playing a novelty baseball game on Guarantine Island with a Roeolan ball team. It details odd rules, humorous field setup, and improvised scoring with stones, noting linguistic difficulty, misplays, and the crowd’s cheers for a named team before the sport ends.
Odd fragmentary report lists events and competitors from multiple schools. Mentions teams such as Kan and Hy WHIT with race details and lineups. Officials and judges are named in a chaotic roster, with scattered student names and numbers.
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