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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
2
Oahu and Cavalry polo players prepared for their second game on Monday amid local enthusiasm. The event featured teams such as Hagar and Wattie, with fans anticipating a high stakes polo showdown and possible standings impact in the season.
Chey of Getwelives McDuttle granted leave of absence for Ho Manin, leaves for The Manchuria next Monday. Sergeant John Kelley to brief detectives. McDuffie consults with MR Progbatel and Stevi vetet agents in Sierra. Japanese bookman sought by police on charge of rand luecony.
The New York World reports executive committee action to enforce discipline at the athletic events this summer. An international debate centers on athletes wearing uniforms and trunks that expose the body. Officials urge modest attire, citing dangers of endorsements of immodesty while protecting athlete reputations. The letter from Australia’s Richard Coombes notes calls for uniforms to prevent visible body exposure during competition.
A disrupted season sees top teams stumble as Hawaii blanks the schedule with two straight wins, while speculation swirls over lineup changes and coaching moves. Fans await clarity on key players and the next steps for the contenders in a tense race.
Hopp & Co showcases a bio stock Rhinelander refrigerators in the store window with prices starting at 16 50 in local currency. If you seek Indies ready to wear goods, head to Jordan's for selections.
The Harvard squad showcases a mix of promising athletes including Rex Mutsticnek and Rex Mutsticnek and highlight a strong pitching and fielding core. The piece notes a shift at quarterback and tackle roles, with Beaton and Hinde cited as key contributors and hints at lineup changes for opening games.
A Love Feast bowling night in Cooke Hall featured about thirty bowlers from the YMCA group. The program included informal showcases, a playful taunt exchange, and a formal presentation of awards as managers, editors, and local supporters watched.
In a partial report to Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon, the grand jury returned two indictments again at the courthouse.
Readable fragment notes three print-clase artists at the Model Sanitary Barber Shop located on jethel and King Streets with proprietors E Gylvester and E Sehroll. Biker service guaranteed.
George Fitch on a curious Royal and Ancient pastime, detailing a brutal game and its players. The piece describes a tense match, rivalries, and dramatic action as teams contest a chairing contest, with commentary on strategy and public reaction.
The article details an interclub golf dispute over scorecard alterations and handicap allowances, with references to a marker’s certification and stroke adjustments. It notes contested scores, a card being corrected, and the committee’s duties under stroke rules, plus a local court retirement and a June hunting event mention.
A long fragment recounts late July championships with mentions of Hutter weet, Vieneton, and various players. It notes expected participation by figures such as Hiekua, Stanford, and others, with references to national tennis bodies and local interest. The piece intertwines competition, venues, and enthusiasm, hinting at a vibrant local sports scene.
A jury in Judge Cooper's court returned a verdict for 38097 against FA Kong in a case revived from a prior suit. The defendant attempted to present notes but claimed they were state in which he had no personal interest. Miss Power opens an inquiry into a new crush outing huts received from Sierra Millinery parlors on Boston's second Moor block.
Readers note growing interest in Moana tennis as players and teams meet at the Monta Hotel to set rules for entry events. Officials and private clubs discuss schedules, with names of participants and venues highlighting tensions over eligibility and competition dates amid plans for a formal meet at the Monta Hotel.
Promoter Ayser plans a boxing event at Attlotig Burk with Metle and Genny Have, aiming for a home plate setup on the diamond. Fans expect a lively scene at Fingalde seats as De Melle and others prepare for a week of training and promotional efforts. NAT Moriarity and Wanilant with ax lead cavalry detachments during the event preparations.
In today’s Mulbetin the piece presents Oliver G. Lansing as a convincing argument that all signs point to greater Honolulu. It concludes that Monolui vent ’tite valeui are bound to increase.
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