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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
11
A report details ongoing enforcement against stimulant use among Olympic hopefuls. Officials stress that any doping will disqualify competitors and tarnish national teams. The piece emphasizes medical, legal, and athletic safeguards and cites past cases to illustrate consequences.
A fragmented sports note highlights Williams as champion roller of the city. Disjointed text mentions teams, players, and a hard fought contest with timing details and a late comeback. The readable portions indicate a notable performance by Williams amid a tense late stretch and opposing defense.
Moana Hotel plans an invitational tennis event at private city courts next week. Players from Moana Hotel, Courtiend, Macdonald, Pleasanton, and others will compete. two courts have named teams, with management hopeful for a strong, field-filled event to revive local competition.
Urges insomnia sufferers to combine sleep hygiene with physical exercise. Advises a balanced routine from one to two hours daily, including walking and gym work, to reduce fatigue, calm nerves, and improve sleep quality. Emphasizes regular discipline over pills or gimmicks and notes timing and routine impact on restfulness.
New York report outlines a contentious boxing exhibition featuring Jim Corbett, Flynn, and John Johnson. Curley advocates and critics clash over rules and outcomes while observers weigh the implications for athletic exhibition standards and title legitimacy.
E G Sylvester and E Schroll proprietors at Bethel and King Streets advertise a barber shop service with guaranteed quality. The note promotes professional grooming and sanitation standards in a compact city listing.
These little pills claim to ease nervous exhaustion and restore vigor. They promise restated digestion, regulated circulation, clearer sight, reduced insomnia, and magical vitality. One box of the product is advertised.
A report highlights efforts to boost Hawaii rowing by developing youth programs and securing support from local crews. Santos, a prominent rower, leads activities while editors and volunteers push for wider participation and stronger statewide ties. The Hawaii Rowing Association remains active in promoting events and training across the islands.
National League news notes growing interest in the East as teams jockey for position. New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago shown as contenders with injuries and lineup shifts shaping early season standings. Managers Weg and King balancing rosters while cautious optimism surrounds strong performances by Brown, Peters, and Jenison amid inconsistent showings by Cubs and St Louis in the crowded race.
A damaged report describes the withdrawal of the Lurline from a Hawaiian yacht race context. It notes the Hawaiians, the Sunken yacht, and observers questioning the timing and implications of the withdrawal while detailing crew rankings and measurements under the new system. The piece mentions officials and a spy, with speculation on future results and possible three-boat setbacks.
Joly McGraw devises a novel bat used by the Giants, credited with improving hitting and judging. The article notes a new weapon beyond ordinary bats and describes how practice transfers to performance at the plate and in the field.
Fragmented report discusses Hampionship contenders and pennant pursuit with emphasis on pitching, batting, and recent form. Mentions Lon Hin and Denes as key players, BL Louie and Brooklyn cited for poor showings. Overall tone hints at fluctuating season performance and upcoming games.
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