The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-05
FINISH

ieaiah' ..'-'..'.'. .,.'.'... "A 81
Spray $500. ....... 2 As 81
The time allowance gives the victory
to the Hawaii; the Helene second, the
Healani third and the Spray fourth.
The prize cup and pennant will therefore
be held by the Hawaii during the season.
The second-ciass yacht race was started
at III :l5 A. NJ. and was partaken in by six
competitors, viz. the Kahounonani, Z.
Dowsett; the Edith l. James Lyle;
Poikii, VIM. Williams; Pauline, w. l..
Wilcox; Ocean Island, J. III. Stranch,
and Mignonette, FL. Gardiner. All Of
the craft sailed well. but the Migonette
was dismasted off the bell buoy. The
Kahounonani arrived home first, fol-
lowed by the Edith L., the Pauline or
the Ocean Island third.
The Eleu, under command of Captain
Rice, was the flagship for the dav, and
a number of gentlemen, including His
Excellency G. N. Spencer, Mr.. Justice
Bickerton, Hon. w. e. Irwin, Hon. J.
Marsden, Hon. A. Burchardt, Hon. Cecil
Brown. Charles Creighton, +. w.
Wundenberg and others were guests Of
the Regatta Committee. The judges
were Captains J. A. King, A. Fuller and
j. Guthrie the timekeepers being
Messrs. j. A Spear and j. Hubash.
The Athletic sports.
The Committee on Sports was
II. M. Whitney, Jr., Chairman, w.
II. Cornwell, w. H. Hoogs, j. A. Gill
man, j. G. Spencer and j. H. Soper,
and they arranged a programme of
seven events. They were held on the
Makiki recreation grounds and wit
messed by a very large number Of
people, the grand stand being
packed. The various events were
we'll contested and gave satisfaction.
Two members of the committee,
Messrs. Hogs and Gilman, who
took charge of the sports, are to be
congratulated on the clear course
kept, no one outside of the judges,
starter and members of the press be-
ing allowed anywhere near the con
testants. This gave everyone a
chance to see Messrs. j. A. Gilman
and F. B. Dat were the judges and
T. Wright starter.
The first event was the $50 yards
race; 1st prize $40, % prize S.
There were six contestants: w. F.
Kaae, Antoine Koo, Geo. Rosa, w. X
Davis, r. Duchalsky and j. Fierra
Kaae took the lead at starting, and
won easily by two yards. Rosa sec
ond, Koo third. No time taken.
Standing long jump-Six competi
tors, who had each three tries. Isl
prize $40, r. Duchalsky, 8 #. in.
I'd prize SIS, T. p. Cummins, 8 it.
Running bases-Five competitors
LIST prize $40, won by w. F. Kaae il
15a seconds. Antoine Koo and M
Gomez tied for second prize, eacf
making the distance in 16k seconds
In running off Koo beat Gomez ant
took the SIS.
100yards race-Six starters: Kaae
Koo, Rosa, Duchalsky. Gomez ant
Alona. Kaae was penalized tire,
yards. A good start was made
Kaae soon took the lead and wol
easily by three yards, Duchalsk,
second, Gomez third.
Throwing hammer-1st prize SIC
Edward, 81 feet; I'd SIS. Joel, 80 feet
Sd the hammer, John Wise, 80 feet {
inches. There were twenty competl
tors
Sack race-75 yards, 1st prize SIC
n. Hipa; I'd SIS, II. Vierra. Min,
started. This race caused mucl
amusement to the spectators.
Tug of war-Holi, Edward, Uips
Duchalsky, F. Ferriera, Felsh am
Davis won two pulls, beating 6
Fern, Wise, Koo, Grey, H. Wright
j. Ferriera and Phi.
The Baseball Games.
The first game of baseball too
place at the Makiki grounds at 1913
o'clock and was witnessed by larg
number of people. 1t was playe'
between the following teams:
Pacific Hardware Co.-Davis p
Dan c., Self LIST b., Lawelawe I'd b
Winter Sd b., Chandler S. s Torber
and Mclaughlin r. f., Love C. f
George !. f.
U. S. S. Charleston-Chipman p
Bickel c., Snow LIST b., Bartlett ID b
McPike Sd b., Mackey 8. s.. Bowie
L. f., Churchill C. f., McCuith |. f.
The game was we'll contested, bot
sides showing good ball. Only 81
base Kits were made, three by eacl