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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
12
A long review of boxing prospects in Honolulu noting the lack of local bouts and urging promotion of heavyweight matchups. The piece discusses potential fighters from the coast, plans for a large attendance event, and comments on public appetite for top contenders and new hopefuls including references to Carl Morrie and Jack Johnson era twists.
A crowded report details Olympic Club barnstorming plans for November and a Hawaiian tour, with players and staff preparing for a two month journey. The piece notes tentative sailing dates, expected opponents in the Pacific, and the involvement of Olympic leaders and coaches in coordinating the amateur tour. It also mentions other prep and roster items, including veteran players and additions linked to the tour.
Castle Cup entries close this evening at five with Class A and B players ineligible for the main event. The committee has announced handicaps and late entrants will be decided at a meeting tonight at BK.O Hall and Fon. Top players are listed with ratings across classes A to F and a handicapping panel is named including C. G. Boek chairman.
The High School team is building a strong football lineup for the season. Coaches say they have the material to compete and the schedule features key intercollegiate meetings. Hawaii games and a round robin format are discussed as the season progresses.
The Philadelphia Athletics won the 1911 American League pennant under manager Connie Mack, securing the league title on September 26 at Philadelphia. Detroit trailed, with only two teams contesting the lead as the season progressed. Philadelphia built an early buffer, briefly yielding, then reclaimed first place by August and held it to the finish, earning the right to defend the world championship.
Drawings for the interclub tennis tournament between the Beretania and Pacific clubs were held this morning with pairings and results noted. At Pacific Club Court 1 Cookeland Cookaya Nowell and Barnes Court 2 Moockus and Sineialron. At Baldwin and 2 Baldwin. At Merotunia Club Court 1 Cantina Anderson Ye Dithinghen and Roth Court 2 Deere and North Vee Brente and Hutgolph Court Macaulay and Quard ox Waterhouse and Hobay.
League standings and upcoming sports events listed across multiple clubs and venues. Includes tennis, yachting, golf, swimming, track and Bucknell details with dates in October and October 4 to October 16, plus ticketing at Hall & Boo's sporting department and M. A. Gunte’s Clear Store.
News from New York dated September 26 reports W. A. Larned cannot join the American team’s tour to Australia for the Davis Cup. The decision disrupts hopeful plans and casts a gloom over nationwide sentiment.
D. F. Lynch a guest representative from New York was badly crushed between the second floor and the elevator shaft in a Los Angeles incident. He died eight minutes later according to initial reports.
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