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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
2
By authority of the county and board of education the meeting sets procedures for mural creation and exhibition. It references election rules, transparency, and attendance by named officials including the county clerk and other local authorities.
A vivid account of a baseball game where Waseda loses by one run to Pensacola in a tense ninth inning. The match features strong pitching by Meeker and Omura, key defensive plays, and a crowd of over two thousand amid weather and field conditions affecting scoring opportunities. The report notes Waseda’s plans to meet Minston High and mentions Yamaguchi’s injury and the Nippon Maru’s presence in California, with bets and speculation surrounding the tour.
The Maul Racing Association announces major improvements for Katatu venue with larger track and extended stalls. Heavily advertised program lists multiple races, purses and events including bicycle and Japanese horse heats, Hawaiian bred sprints, and a gentlemen’s race, with enthusiasm and riding attire rules sparking interest.
Yesterday afternoon on the neighborhood courts Beretanly and Pacific hosted the Castle Cup. R Sinclair defeated C Du Tol in straight sets 60 6 It lists matchups including Judd vs Irwin and Guild vs Wall and notes various byes and upcoming matches on Pacl and Bere tania courts with players like Steere Duck Worth and Durston scheduled to play later.
An exhibition featuring Palama athletes and young men drew a large crowd. The event included a triple roll by Nuns, Jiro Moriata, and Chinute Moriya, with strong performances in barbell and other displays. William Miche and Jara Nolt received praise for their efforts, while Carter of the Sanitary Commission was mentioned as delaying his return from burial to oversee waiter duties.
Yale rowing opens with Princeton Carnegie Tech and Harvard as key early tests. The season centers on Princeton debut in intercollegiate rowing, a measure for Yale and Cornell’s chances. Coaches Courtney and Ten Eyck push crews hard as universities plan a big regatta to showcase material and bid for top honors.
A late May meeting at the Avonadettie Pavite planned a weekend excursion with emphasis on reaching a target audience. Provisions cover travel costs and group arrangements for a late departure, with tentative itineraries including a valley visit and return by Sunday to Kabulat. Participants include Tedek Heyman and Red Harty, with a Ford Weekly Bulletin subscription noted at 61 per year.
Hawetall in the air as fans discuss baseball before a doubleheader featuring Japanese and Hawaiian teams. Notable lineups include Notley's boye and Chillingworth for Japan, and Thom ar for Hawaii, with a plantation league crowd expected to fill the stands and school teams preparing in city gatherings.
A rough afternoon at Aula Park saw Saint players struggle on offense as the Saints finally pulled ahead late. In a tense ninth inning, a key play by a home team runner sparked a late surge, with standout names like Lane and Kane contributing.
The Younger Aeathiyrs, appearing at a local theater, hosted a reception at Harut's for the juniors after a performance. Instructor Georgs Danian Fram led a twelve to twelve debate, praising training, discipline, and the boys’ strong work ethic. The group was impressed by the juniors’ progress and likened the session to a life skill demonstration.
The readable parts describe a scattered scene with names and places, noting afternoon gatherings, a local league, and unclear references to people. The text hints at social events and ongoing chatter about games and neighbors, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Calendar style listing shows May events across sports and social activities. Baseball games include Kame vs St Louis and Hawaii teams. golf, tennis and yacht club outings are planned at Waipahu and Country Club. Dance and social gatherings feature Myrtle Haar Chub House and Harbor Week excursions.
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