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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
10
The Bulletin notes challenges facing college football teams and players as they plan for the new season. It discusses handicaps, coaching, and developments in training and strategy, highlighting the need to sustain interest and adapt to evolving rules and competition.
The article recounts the later years of the famed boxer Jackson Ketchel, detailing his prodigious spending on travel, hotels, wines, and entourages. It notes heavy gambling and lavish living in San Francisco and Reno, with assets depleted and a small estate left upon his death. The piece highlights his reputation as a bold, reckless spender who could not take money with him.
Recap of Yale football results through 1886 showing 196 points for Yale and 465 against. Notes Yale’s opponents include Princeton Harvard West Point Columbia and Brown. Data highlights a long history of games with varied scores and opponent participation.
San Francisco reports Alameda club plans to enter a crew in the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club regatta next spring. Boat builder Al Rodgers is crafting a racing barge for the club, which has not yet rowed a red barge. The Alameda crew will practice on the estuary this winter and will be chosen four months before the race under coach Thorning, club president.
The article reports Wolgast prepared to meet Pagky in a championship bout negotiations with Patti or McPart suggests a possible shift in plans. Wolgast travels from Chicago to Los Angeles for training, aiming to be in top form and avoid risk before the proposed fight.
The meeting named Jim Jaeger to lead Healanis with Win Sdewer as president of Theta Blagt hub. A slate of officers was chosen including A. H. Tarleton vice president and Dick Balliven treasurer. Plans for early-year events and a motor race at Alameda Beat Club were outlined. The gathering at the Moon’s Hotel featured Major Arrawanith from the Mitteenth Infantry as guest exhibitor.
Fragmented text depicts rules and hazards in a chaotic football scene with references to tackling eye injuries, illegal actions, and bizarre yard dog interruptions. The piece reads as a garbled historical quip on sport etiquette and safety, hinting at players avoiding harm while chaotic antics unfold.
A quirky recount describes a centipede race amid a festive day at Ke Inohumeha Kebauly. The humorous event features frogs and newts, with various curiosities and partial names, ending with a playful scramble of participants and outcomes.
The Shanghai based four team baseball league ended mid summer with two American civilian teams and two from the American Navy. Helena gunboat supplied players creating lively games on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. A stronger league may form next year in China. Brown University will enter its first Intercollegiate cross country meet at Brookline Boston on November 26.
A series of tryouts for the Stockholm Olympic team will be staged in New York on Thanksgiving Day. The Mercury Chub marathon event will select runners with possible placements on the American team for top finishers.
The article notes King Kalakaua birthdays being celebrated today with public observances and royal ceremonial tones. It mentions local events, community participation, and honors tied to the royal figure amid the island state celebrations.
Morning events featured college golf and soccer with teams from California and nearby universities competing at the Chenega course. Highlights include tentative scores, morning play, and brief notes on players such as AITs Held and Aitken.
A garbled game summary shows Punahou seconds tying or trailing with scrub opponents. Despite confusion the piece mentions a crowded Pit or arena and a tense period with many players and ongoing effort, hinting at a closely contested score sequence and defensive focus.
Matt Wells, heavyweight champion of England, left New York for Europe with his mother and manager George McDonald to pursue exhibition bouts abroad. McDonald said Wells is traveling primarily for shows with three weeks of activities planned. Wells denied avoiding a meeting with Twolket and blamed a lack of arrangements on the trip.
The fragment describes boxers Ate Attell and Dohony KvThiHH preparing for a ten round bout and mentions training notes, a possible championship, and references to a 1902 calendar. It hints at other unrelated items such as a gold theft and training durations, but the core focuses on boxing preparation and event timing.
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