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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
8
A notice announces that the program schedule will change to three sessions weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday. It specifies new timings and any affected services, encouraging subscribers to adjust their plans accordingly.
Oahu College defeated Kamehameha by a margin that reflected strong pitching by Hitchcock and solid fielding. McKensie impressed with a deep center hit and a tense late offensive, while low scoring by both teams kept the game close through five innings. Attendance and fan enthusiasm were high at the Alex Alder field as the Katunty tube showed promise for future clashes.
Fragmentary notes show an Interscholastic League standing update with names and roles like umpire and college coach. Data is garbled but indicates game timing and officials. No clear teams, results, or dates are readable.
Raith Lightfoot and Herbert Dowsett won the mixed doubles final over Carrie James and H. Johnstone after a five set match. Earlier rounds saw Dowsett and partner sweep several games as Lightfoot led their team, with crowds watching a lively tennis afternoon. Plantation League play was canceled Sunday with standings and schedules noted for Waialua Ewa and Alea, and preparations underway as teams jockey for grounds and coaching.
Tomorrow the Military League at Fort Shafter features Fort Shafter Jade vs Fighting Pithh at Leilehua with Marines, Cavalry and NG units in a tight standings race. Shafter aims to win first match while Marines and Guards push for second and third, with crowd expectations high for an exciting baseball event and a proposed combined service team exhibition.
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