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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
10
In a chaotic bulletin from the A Bowling League in Po W Po L, the Stragglers beat the Breeziest a win. The text also mentions Honolulu and Oahu references with scattered scores and team names amid a garbled list of figures.
Fragmented OCR text describes a game at Topeka with broken hands and a sequence featuring players such as Wallace and Aromeds, mentioning a March date and a result tied to WHI and NED. The piece references teams, venues, and officials in a disjointed ledger style.
A garbled OCR fragment from an Australian English piece mentions Tino wine and various names, with scattered phrases about events and people. The text is partial and unclear but hints at a local or cultural feature. No coherent dates or locations are recoverable from the readable portions.
A brief, readable report notes Kam High School’s junior squad securing the season title by a single point in a close contest. The article references players, timing, and local reaction, with emphasis on the dramatic finish and team achievement.
Unclear OCR text mentions a soccer championship in a school league with Kamehameha and St Louis. It notes the score was not recorded until a committee decision awarded one point to Thispul Kany ahead of St. Louis. Kam haw won the interscholastic title for the fourth year. A caption lists players in two rows with names such as Kalwaly Move Spencer Opunun Neak Manoka Nawhua Kant muna Gadfrey Brandt Kamaiopill Hieney Lyan Bush.
A jumbled OCR fragment references various terms and names in a disjointed stream. The text lacks a coherent event, dates, or identifiable subjects to form a concrete news item with clear entities or outcomes.
A partial, garbled OCR line mentions a job and beings related to Hab and equine terms. The readable parts indicate a perturbed sentence about obtaining or offering something and perhaps equipment or timing, but no clear names, places, or dates emerge.
A crowded event listing shows numerous participants across categories at a Grammar Meet at a valley venue in NEV. Names like HelA and Bevin are noted among attendees with varied sequences of entries.
The report highlights Gardner securing a doubles victory in a match, with multiple odd words and names scattered through the text. Key entities include Gardner as the winner, with mentions of teens and various players, set against a noisy OCR page. The exact opponents and scores are unclear due to corrupt OCR.
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