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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
11
Fragmentary report from a match showing Donnas defeating Moana teams with line-by-line play. Describes players, nerves, and preparations for the event, noting a lengthy exhibition and trophy display.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Sunday gym event at the YMCA with a whistle of activity including a central gramme and Nautic and Hretanie stakes, noting plans for a larger turnout and a call for participation in a social gathering at the end of the day.
Brief league status update shows few percentage changes between May 1 and May 18. Ver non widens lead for Angels in the Chast League, Detroit moves ahead of Cleveland in the test four in the American, and Victoria’s Vancouver swipes second in the Northwestern standings with Howe and Trent notable, all subject to ongoing season reshuffles.
An impaired sports column debates golf strategies from a long discourse about players using different clubs and approaches. It weighs short versus long games, techniques, and the influence of equipment on performance while citing unnamed examples and speculative commentary.
The Model Sanitary Barber Shop Schroll proprietors promise best service guaranteed to customers seeking clean, professional grooming in a trusted local establishment.
A discussion by Hawaiian Tennis Association officials on enforcing the foot fault rule. Officials urge consistent application to avoid hardship while stressing improved compliance over the past two years. They call for clear interpretation of when feet cross the baseline and the server’s delivery.
The court heard Roger Bresnahan express desire to join a St Louis club. Testimony touched on contracts and offers related to Wen Huthmyyay and other local figures. Proceedings examined past athletic affiliations and potential value to the club's plans.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a school league race and tickets for a venue in May. Mentions include Winkows Tor Kv, Wormer, and a benefit event with a stage at Platteite, with names and dates unreadable.
Horine shatters own world mark in a tense sprint claiming victory at the event. The crowd watches as records fall and the competition tightens.
Philadelphia presses report a ballooning players strike threat from Detroit and Philadelphia squads after Ty Cobb’s suspension for altercation with a spectator. Detroit officials threaten action if Cobb not reinstated, while the Athletics and Tigers pledge to refuse to play until the issue is resolved.
An OCR fragment lists guests and residents at the Alexander Young Hotel and various military barracks, naming many individuals and places such as Hilo, Portamouth, Kahului, Wailuku, and Stanford University. The garbled text mentions Mrs Alfred Aloe, Miss Foxepty, Lt Tayman, and multiple soldiers plus civilian spouses across several locales and ships.
Fifth Cavalry prepares for a decisive goatame against the Gabi Mave, aiming to rebound after a seven point loss last Monday. Injuries eased, Hannon returns to Schotield Harracka for treatment, and Dukie plans a stronger lineup to challenge the Beare. An admission fee of 50 cents will be charged.
A Haleiwa running meet reports multiple contestants in a long tough race. Names listed include Gonsalver Brown Jacko Gems Me, Vincent, Chineses Mele Kalarus, and David Ma wal among others. Officials outline awards and prize distribution for the event.
A chaotic OCR result outlines amateur athletic events with mentions of college names and forthcoming races. It notes diving and swimming events, candidate participants, and an upcoming schedule. Specifics are garbled but indicate a university level meet with Duke Katluna and Harvard students referenced.
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