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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
10
The article narrates Hawaii extending its win streak with a decisive performance, detailing key moments, player contributions, and game flow. It highlights standout plays, notable pitchers and batters, and the overall momentum shifting in favor of Hawaii as they maintained pressure in the late innings.
The list assigns 38 players to regional and national golf squads with selections spanning Walter J. Travis and Charles Evin dre hiew Vitti among others. Named organizations include Riverside, Chicago, Allegheny Chloe, and Montclairs Pred Terrorhort with selections from Gakmont and Brae Haris R A Gaglner.
A Saturday golf tournament faced gusty winds that disrupted play and caused missteps on the fairways. Despite the weather, several players delivered solid rounds while etiquette issues sparked brief debate over course conduct and pace of play.
St Andrew's basket fete featured a domino tournament and a strong shot put showing by Ralph J Beatty of New York A C who set a new Columbine mark while Mt Morit held the 16 pound shot record. Swarthmore contenders and several guilds prepared festive booths with home made treats and displays as the event drew crowds and featured a variety of raffles and exhibits.
Arthur Ewart and J Muvaulay starred as winners of the domiso tournament at the Country Chtabe Baterday Hight after the gole Conehament dinner. Cy Morgan powered preparation, took extra practice warms, and stayed ready though not used in the final score.
Disjointed readable text describes Pin Slammers lacking cohesion and scoring in an exhibition. Report notes inconsistent batting or bowling, with some players showing brief competence but overall underwhelming performance. Mentions of specific names appear garbled and several sentences lack clarity.
In a rain affected game at IU, Adilaf and Janie Lower produced a strong showing to sustain the lead for the Asahis over Mus[?]. Wally filed a first double, while Hawaii-Portuguese tandem Wanehip added depth as showers fell and the wet ball made footing tricky in the booting phase.
The Hawaiian band will give a concert in Eminat Square at 7:30 PM. Captain Morker curates the program featuring Lampe Overture Happy Go Lucky, Intermexo Indian Summer, Hawaiian songs, and selections including Verdi. The ensemble will close with The Star Spangled Banner.
A party of Nahin pathyeiaste narrowly avoids disaster during a pleasure jaunt at sea. The group, including W. Clark Museal and Harald Caste, survive a dangerous incident as waves heighten and weather worsens, with friends offering congratulations afterward.
Local bowling squads intensify drills as teams prepare for upcoming inter-island matchups. Officials weigh top contenders, while community leaders discuss district road needs and school staffing changes amid steady island activity.
M Kinley shows improvement as star Tanke Rasen leads Wilamotte University against a weakened Metintey team. Hawall and Niemen Wonite excel in punting and defense while Hawaii gains distance on the fast-traveling back. The Hawnell line holds at critical moments as the home team sustains pressure and seeks a sharp start in the next period.
A fragmentary report describes a Moose gathering at Leilehua with over a hundred members. A social event followed the main activities, and a remark is noted about a married woman asserting a gender birth, with her husband’s reaction implied.
A garbled report discusses broken collar bones in football, mentioning teams and events with many unreadable words. It appears to reference players, venues, and a plan or event but readable specifics are unclear. The text resembles a disrupted 19th or early 20th century sports snippet with scattered names and locations.
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