The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05

AliNN tts WINS viz A bAlitANtAhi ai
the liealani Club race, and tue
Charleston 10.oared barge beat the |
Nipsic's IN the second-class yacht |
race the Tahounonani came in first, !
Edith l. second, and Pauline third. !
The Hawaii won the frst-class yacht
race.
The Eicid Sports.
Tie prize athletic contests took
place in the carly part of the after
noon, before large crowd. The
committee consisted of AIessrs. II.
NJ. Whitney, jr., chairman, w. II.
Cornweli, w. II. Hoogs, j. A. Gil.
man, j. ii. Soper, and j. G.. Spen-
Ger. Messrs. Hoogs and Gilman
conducted the sports in mastery
manner, keeping the playing ground
entirely clear of the crowd that, in
former years, spoiled the pleasure
of spectators by obscuring the view
of the contests. Messrs. j. A.
Gilman and L. b. Oat were the
judges and Mr.. rhos. Wright was
the starter. The events with vim
ners were the following;
| l50 yds. race.--Six entries. W.
f. Kaae, lst prize SO; G. Rosa,
I'd prize So; Antoine Kaoo, third.
Standing long jump.-Six entries.
r. NJ. Duschalsky, Oft. 2in,, $40;
L. p. Cummins, oft. 2in., SIS, in
jumping off a tie of Oft. lin. with
Hoapili.
Running bases. - Five entries.
w. L. Kaae, 15a seconds, $40;
Antoine Kaoo, 165 seconds, So; NJ.
Gomez, who tied him at that time,
being a quarter second behind in
running off. ss-I
100 yds. racc.-W. +. Kaae, 1lt
seconds, $40; r. NJ. Duschalsky,
. So; Gomez, third.
| Throwing lob. hammer. Twenty
entries. Edward, 37ft., SO; Joel,
| 35ft., So John Wise, 32ft. Sin. got
the hammer. Luahiwa, Holi, and
G. Fern tied at 81 feet.
= Sack race rs yds.--N. Hipa, 81
e seconds, $40; II. Vierrs, So; Kaoo,
q a close third.
4 Tug of war, best two in three
o Holi and six OF his choice beat G.
j, Fern aud six of his choice. 1t was
a line contest and was uproariousiy
J. applauded.
Z Baseball Matches.
q A baseball match was played at
g Makilsi in the forenoon between the
% Pacific Hardware Co. and the q. S.
r L. S. Charleston teams, viz:
g Pacific Hardware Co.-Davis p.,
le Dan C, Self 1st b, Lawelawe I'd b.
Is Winter 3rd b, Chandler s, TorberI
d and Mclaughlin +, Love +
/. George | f.
o. U. S. F. s. Charleston-Chipma,
ut p, Bickle C, Snow lst b, Bartlett 2,
le b, McPke Sd b, Mackey s 8, Bow
lie ley T f, Churchill CT, McCuith f
4, it was an excellent game. Messrs
d Robt. Parker and E. S. Browne um
~ pired. The Pacific Hardware CO
s won by z to 6 with spare inning
20 A regular Hawaiian League gam
4 was played at $50 between the He
NJ noluiu and Star. There was an i'm
re mense attendance. Drizzling rain fe
al nearly all through the game, maxim
In play difficult and disagreeable. Th
H. following were the teams:
er Honolulu-Hay Wodehouse C, G
It. Lucas s, Harry Whitney I'd /
81 Fredenberg 3rd b, A. Lncas
ne Desha f, Parker ! b, Coyne
,r- w. Lucas p.
he Star-Chandler C + and p, Char
ch Wilder C, j. Perry r.f, E. Wod'
of house 3rd b, Chas. Wilder s,
he Perry b, w. A. Wall p and
nd J. w. Winter f, j. o. Carter jr
ep I'd b.
'al The match resulted in victor
no for the Honolulu, 20 to 8. Thel
IS is no space for description Of tt
ne extraordinary game. Messrs. v
en- V. Lockwood and Dan were III
'rn pires, and Mr.. W. W. Brun
'nc scorer.
an, Reception at the Legation.
The From A to p. M, His Elk. j.
to- Stevens, American Minister Res
no. dent, and Mrs. Stevens, held +
III, ception at the Legation, Nuuar
is, Avenue. The King, His Majesty
in Ministers, the Diplomatic and Co
MS, sular representatives of foreii
OF countries, Judges of the Supren
,an Court, the Captains and Officers
be the warshlps in port, and lari
er- number of citizens and residents
'od different nationalities called al
paid their respects. Admir-
,ith Brown and staff, Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
ord erance, and Others assisted in 4
ell. reception. The Charleston bal
irst furnished music.
'",s Recreation hy Itas.
t." The Oahu Railway and Land c
to despatched trains hourly throug
the out the day TO Pearl City and bac
was beginning at z O'clock a, NJ. I
oud superintendent, his assistants,
/ in conductors, and every worker
his each train were all particular
With watchful TO prevent accidents, q
and had the satisfaction at the close