The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-24
CELEBRATION A SUCCESS.

third. Seven entered.
Eighty-yard dash for boys under 12
r Hughes, first; Lainford, second;
j. Sousa, third. Twenty ran.
SiXty-yard dash for girls under 12-
NJ. Salter, frst L. Costa, second; f.
Mcclure, third. Seven ran.
Sixty-yard dash for boys under 10
Pulan, first; John Kauaka, second; II.
Bushnell. third. Sixteen ran.
Fifty-yard dash for girls under 10
Murray, first; n. Costa, second; NJ.
Turner. third. Six ran.
Bifty-yard dash for boys under s.
\. Vierra, first: Kama, second; ANA
ma, third. Nine ran.
High jump for boys under 10 Jas.
Wong, second; Chung Hoon, third.
Broad jump for boys under 16-J. p.
Kama, first; 16 feet 9H inches; j.
Kali, second; NJ. Hichi, third. Twenty
entered.
Child's race under 5 years-B.
Mott. first; d. Mitchell, second. Prizes
were given to all competitors in this
race.
For girls under 5-N. Baird, first
NJ. Nierra, second.
Boys race under 13-Ensue, first
Brickwood, second; Kali, third.
Boys's dash-Brickwood first
Bruins, second; Schnack, third.
One-half mile bicycle for girls
Sophie Judd, first; b. Lycett, second;
Ellen Gertz, third. Seven starters.
Girls running race-L. Dickensen,
first; ]. Nelson, second; NJ. Wilson,
third. Thirteen ran.
Boys bicycle race, extra-Crabbe,
first; J. Whitney, second; Fishel,
third. Seven starters.
Wheelbarrow wrace-Marcellina, won;
Kiliila, second; Platts, third. Fifteen
ran.
Boys dissatisfaction won; Ross
second.
Boys dash-Brickwoo won: Dick
| Hughes, second.
then there were many races for the
little ones and all were given some
loind of a prize whether they won or
not. There were over 300 trophies dis
tributed among the children.
SPORTS.
The athletic sports began shortly
after 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The
Jockey Club stand and bleachers
were filled with people, all of whom
took the liveliest interest in the sports
Government band provided music It
was almost o'clock before the last
event was finished
Walcott won the one mile run in 5
minutes and 25 seconds. Kiva was
second.
Sprouts of the barracks eXcelled in
putting the 1G-pound shot, his distance
being 33 feet 3 inches. Isaac Cockett
of the II. \. \. C. was second.
The Regiments scored another vic
tory when \. II. Moore won the 100
yard dash in 11H seconds. Vida Thrum
made very strong finish, and if it
had been ten yards more he would
certainly have been the recipient of
the gold medal. He was beaten at the
tape.
Hoa won the wheelbarrow race, and
Pakele was second.
Sprout again won first honors wher
he jumped feet 5H inches. Chris
Willis was second. This event was
very spirited, Coleman and Spencer
being strong competitors almost uT
to the last
Walcott won the half mile race with
ease in 2:2oH. Kiwa finished second
very interesting race was the 100
yard hurdle with seven starters Ha
pal, employed in the Finance Depart
ment, won. Henry Becllley made ;
determined effort to finish second, bu
he was beaten on the tape by Kaoa
who made lively spurt. The time wa,
22H seconds.
, Chris Willis and Vida Thrum wor
the three-legged race in 1872 seconds
En- Chang and Cummins were second
; kama won the 1O0-yard dash foI
: boys under 16. King was second.
The novelty race, one mile bicycle
> one mile walk, and one mile run, prov
ed to be one of the best events durin.
the afternoon, from the fact that i
was the only bicycle race. Sylveste
took the lead and made the first mill
in 2:47; walked the second in ten
minutes and twenty seconds, and mad
the run in minutes and 80 seconds.
In the ring throwing contest, How
: won by throwing is rings out of &c
Louis Reynolds was awarded secon,
prize, he falling four rings short o
e Howe's record.
l II. f. Coleman of the Y. NJ. C. A