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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1911
Page
10
A garbled wire reports efforts to arrange exhibition matches for Davis Cup contenders traveling to New Zealand. It notes Wright and Mastiew McLoughlin as American doubles team, with Larned likely to join, and discusses tentative exhibition matches against Chase and Roth. Awaited reply from Wright will set final plans.
In a long championship Iewinese faced Ie Baldwin in the final at an historic venue. The match featured four sets, two extended, with late drama as rivals traded hard fought games. The outcome hinged on a powerful sequence late in the match, leaving the title undecided after lengthy play.
The newly organized Kamehune Alumni soccer team debuted on Bature Day afternoon in a warm game against Kam Schools town. Captain David Guard led an inexperienced squad that fought hard, with strong play from midfielders. The first half was even as both sides pressed, while in the second half Kam Schools dominated with two goals before the whistle.
Representatives from federal service divisions met to gain travel privileges on U S transports. A committee will draft a resolution at a forthcoming meeting. Also noted is a Seventh Day Adventist view on the war and end times, and New Jersey Public Utilities Commission ruling on railroad commuter blocks within the state.
The Portuguese team, touring after winning the second half of the Oahu Senior League, lost 2 to 2 in an exhibition against Maui. Lineups included Portuguese players such as Boaren, Butinell, Netter, Or velhos, Madeira, and Clement, while Maui featured All-Maui selections. The match reflected a difficult debut as the visitors attempted to regain their form.
Hughie Mehegan of Australia defeated American-born Frank Pigato at a lightweight catch weight after Pigato failed to make 140 pounds. The bout went the full twenty rounds with Mehegan landing the cleaner blows and Pigato suffering a cut from a straight left.
A report on a lecture at the M A about cultivating the Boll in China. The speaker discussed China’s growing land use, rising food production, and fears of famine, arguing reforms come too soon and agriculture science remains undeveloped. The article also notes U S Treasury strength in September and mentions the late Edward Murphy Jr. and a multi million dollar estate.
In a Junior League action at Athletic Park the Asian team built on a top score to beat the Mudocks 12 to 1 after a high scoring first game. The second game featured a close tie until a misplay at third allowed a runner to score, deciding the outcome.
The Outrigger Club hosted a regatta with sailing events and a post event party. Over 600 attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening with dinner, as prominent townsfolk and officials attended the celebrations.
A disorderly OCR fragment notes a dinner at Mochienki Ghub Waikiki on the Mikado's birthday with notable attendance and a Hawaiian band. Guests received small Japanese foxes, cheerful toasts and celebration mark the event with decorations and public cheers.
A garbled boxing card in Honolulu features McGrath versus Mecube with Rumors of a title bout. The event showcases fast exchanges, referee judgments, and crowd reactions as fighters push for dominance in a crowded program.
Four good matches at Monoa Tennis Club this evening feature players including Axelrod van Nickeloen and Steereva de Brotieville. The event outlines six pairings and hints at local rivalry with strong doubles and singles contests, amid uncertain weather and potential crowd turnout.
In a sharp fight Metrath defeated Niev andversary in a 9th round contest. The bout featured rapid exchanges and a strong finish by Metrath as critics praised his stamina and tactical approach.
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