The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-12
JUNE It'll CELEBRATION.
Picnic ut puuuhuu The smart. pnd Min
ners at the Malsild Grounds
Excursions, etc.

Kamehameha day was appropriately
observed Surely no one was left with.
out place of suitable entertainment.
without a choice which gave its abund-
anoe of pleasure, on yesterdays pro.
gram. First, were the races, where was
a great crowd; the picnic at Punahou
with its complete program and GOO
pleasure seekers; the picnic at Remond
Grove with the superb air. delightful
shade and its merry party OF excursion
lists; the outing party on the Peninsula
and the games and luncheon under the
trees; the several maus in the commun.
ity with their jolly participants; and the
athletic sports at the base ball park
where assembled large crowd to wit
ness the splendid program offered by the
boys of the Athletic Club Stores were
closed, business was suspended, and all
joined in the amusements of the day.
At THE RACE COURSE.
The race course claimed the largest
number OF people yesterday. From an
early hour in the forenoon the cars to
Waikiki were crowded, and as ten
O'Clock drew near they were taxed be-
yond their capacities to handle the
great concourse OF men, women and
children hurrying away to the races at
Kapiolani Park. The Government
band furnished the music at the race
course. Down stairs, under the grand
stand, elegant lunches were served all
day. The grand stand was crowded, as
was nearly every available spot within
the enclosure; but by far the largest
number lined the fence, on either side,
where the races were seen without the
payment OF the usual entrance fee.
The bicycle race ushered in the days
program and was Il very interesting race.
The details OF the different events are as
follows:
LIST. Bicycle Race, prize, gold medal,
valued at $25, one mile dash.-All the
competitors faced the starter, viz: G..
II. Paris, a. l.. c. Atkinson, Thos. F.
Cummins, II. L. Walker, and William
A. Chapman. Atkinson came first away
at the half-mile with Walker close be-
hind. The former kept the lead until
within 100 yards from home when
Walker gained the advantage and won
by length. a bad third. Time, pod
I'd Race-Kalakaua Purse, 500, run
ming race, halt-mile dash, free for all Il,
entries, Leilani and Observation-Disclosures
kalani took the lead and retained it to
the finish, winning easily by half u
length. Time, 80.
3rd 2ace--IiOnolulu Purse, 500, trot-
ting and pacing, to harness, 2:40 class.
Was declared Off.
4th Race-Rosita Challenge Cup, 5000
added, running race, | mile dash. free
for all, winner OF cup to beat record of
Angie A., l.45l. Entries: Senator Stan
ford and Amarino. This was the most
exciting race of the day. The horses got
off to "A good start. AnaTino got IA little
advantage at the start and retained it to
the finish, winning by about a length,
time AS.
9TH Race--Presiden Widemann's Cup.
$75 added, running race, /, mile dash,
for Hawaiian bred Entries: Autonomy
and Lolokalani. The latter led from the
start and won in canter by three
lengths.
9th Race--Jocl,ey Club Purse, 800,
trotting and pacing to harness, free for
all, mile heats, best in 3.-Entries: Bert
Lee, Nevada, Johnny Haywood. Bert
Lee was drawn. The first and second
heats were won by Nevada, Johnny
Haywood taking the third The fourth
was run out ON account of foul at the
start by Nevada and resulted in Nevada
winning the heat and race. Best time
2:27 10 in the 3d heat.
eth Race-Oceanic Steamship Co.'S
Purse, 500, running race, one mile dash
for Hawaiian bred. Entries: Senator
Stanford and Queen LA good race
Senator Stanford winning by hall I
length. Time, :57.
Sth Race.-Maui Purse, 800, trottin,
and pacing to harness, three minut,
class, for Hawaiian bred best two il
three. Entries: Daylight and Will,
K.-Wilie X won the first heat b,
about two lengths. Second and thir,
heats won by Daylight. Best time, 2:5S
9th Race-Kapiolani Park Parse, 1925
running race, /, mile dash, free for all
Entries: Senator Stanford, Autonom
and Sarah II. Sarah Ii was scratches
and the race was run off by Stanton
and Autonomy. Both horses being i
the same stable the race had not niue
interest to the general public. 1t was
however, Il good race. Stanford won i
Il canter. Time, 2:51la.
10Th Race-Kamehameh Purse, $l0t
trotting and pacing to harness, for Ha
waiian bred; mile heats, best two i
three. Entries: Fred Mac and VIII
Not.-Fred Mac dstapced Why Not i
the first heat, winning the race.
ATHLETIC SPORTS AT MIKIKI.
Between two and three hundred pee
pie gathered at the baseball park to st
the boys run and jump. The spor
began at $3.50 p. m.
The first number was two 1O0-yar
dashes. The first heat was won by
Spencer in II seconds with Vida Thru
as next best.
Putting the shot was won by j. /
Wise, he casting the ball "a feet an
1llainches.
The final heat of the 1OO-yard da.
was won by Kalanianaole in exactly
seconds.
In the running broad jump, Harl
Juen won at n feet, / inch, aud W
closely followed bv Ii. lanai