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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
11
Open air boxing advocates say outdoor bouts offer better sightlines and fairness for principals and crowds. A projected arena at AnleiLe Park promises unobstructed views, homey atmosphere, and safer referee control, as plans target next month’s telecast and future outdoor shows.
A mood doubleheader is set for Decoration Day afternoon featuring Walanaey champions of the Plantation Tengun against JA Ce. The first game is scheduled for 12 20 with Walanaed Lopes F Lopes M Plita Meyer and others listed for ALM Bimpaon Hodrinnes Miones Burh Meyer Kute and Rus alll Hampton Markham Franca Bron Notley Medetron plus subs. A second game between two teams from the local league follows, with lineup details uncertain.
A reception for Bishops Willis and Restarick was held at Ag Dre's gathering hall beside the cathedral. The hall was lavishly decorated with flowers and greens and buzzed with attendees throughout the evening. No formal program music was provided and refreshments were served. An incident was reported involving a person identified as Johnnan de, aged 3 18? years, attacked while asleep by a fast and a thumb injury noted.
A damaged clipping discusses pirate team naming history, noting a Pittsburgh Pirates episode from twenty years ago. It mentions a player named Mierbauer, a Philadelphia Athletics connection, and a naming dispute over official recognition.
Fragmented text describes a June day event by the King's Daughters and a campaign to raise funds. Mentions supporters, a camp, and a home for the aged. Details are garbled with missing words and unclear sequence but center on a community fundraising effort and participants.
Bethel and King E G Sylvester, E Sehrall provide sanitary services with a guaranteed heat product. Details appear in the planned advertisement noting reliability and customer assurance.
A movement has begun to establish a dedicated area for a parade or event in New York City. Plans call for extending a five-block stretch from Wentworth Street toward the river, coordinating a central gathering point for crowds and activities.
Stanford University announces its rowing squad for major regattas at Lake Washington and on the West Coast. Notable crew members include Ols tead and Watkins while competition features Washington and Cal.
A garbled account outlines a young boxer known as Tommy Burns 15 planning a comeback stunt. The text references attempts to stage a public display and possible involvement of figures such as Mr Lirstes and Orey eerbouely, with mentions of bets and political intrigue surrounding the event. The fragmentary material also hints at a clash over honors and future plans. The overall sense is of a disputed, possibly staged boxing comeback framed by unclear motives and contested leadership.
On Monday the College of Hawaii conferred the first college degrees, the largest exercise the college has held. Graduates include Chirk Yong wok Ton Joule Gullowend Wilt Teton and others completing four years. Some graduates plan to work in New York or return to other fields. The exercises will feature speeches by Judge Cooper and President Gilmore. A local citizen noted the Memorial Day parade saw several young men fail to salute as the procession passed the YoM A building.
An erratic report details a broken endurance record at the Beretania club yesterday amid a chaotic account of matches and players. It references Nowell and Lawenior Jute, a Sheaf WaeK, and the Threeuertic Clavs invitation tourney text, noting potential changes but stressing the event was managed locally.
Four boys clubs from Henolutin-Kako to West will form a league for juniors and seniors. The Philadelphia Workers Amei petition seeks a secretary. schedules show matches at Allinnen Park and Ros Weld Pottowlne with June dates and ages over the limit considered seniors.
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