The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-20

u foul and have ordered the ruce to br
roWcd over ON Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
President Dolc's bonnie Dundee was
the winner of the first class yacht rae,
going over the course Ia . hours a.
minutes and 80 seconds. Last yeat
tine same yacht won the match Ia
J:l13J2.
The other entries were; Hawaii. -,
Judge W. l.. Wilcox, aud Pilot Boat
No. >. 10y Captain Macnuley. Neither
Of these boats finished.
II is just possible that the second
class yacht event will be ordered TO
he raced over again. There were six
starters, including y. W. Hobron's
Clytie, Pokii, Combination, Edith L.,
Abbic NJ. and Bennington. There was
very little wind and all the yachts put
home without going over the course.
thinking that there was time limit
on the race. The Clytie came in in
I:11:4j. The race was won last year
by the Poliii, i'm 1:42:O2.
The ten cared cutter race was capt
ured by the Bennington's men i'm 1925.
The oarsmen from the British ship
Comus finished in 31:16. The Britans
took the lead at the start and set
lively lead. but were overtal<en by the
sturdy American seamen.
John h. won the tub race by default
finishing i'm five minutes time.
ID. II. Renear. the Chicago swim
ming champion. found his equal in
Kimokoo. a native Hawaiian. in the
one hundred yards swimming match
Arthur Harris entered, but was taken
with cramps. He was picked up by
Captain Parker and Editor Logan of
the Bulletin.
kimokeo's time was les. He won
last year in 2:13R. Renear's best time
for one hundred yards is 1:0j.
Honuakaha won the six paddle ca
noe race in 6:20, the Kakaako men
finishing second in 1924. The Kaua
heahe men were close third and the
Judges decided to give third prize.
The starters in the japanese fishing
boat were Full, by Charles b. Gray.
Naniwa, by Charles s. Crane, and the
Yokohama, by Prince Cupid Kalanian,
aole, all members of the Regatta COM
mittee. Cupid's men won the race.
The Minnie won the two cared shore
boat race in S:2S. Fair Play won last
year in 5:43. There were four entries.
Kona boy won the diving contest ov-
er four contestants. He remained I'M
der water 80 seconds.
Kapiolani won the six cared gig race
in 27:13. The Comus boys were sec.
ond, their time being 1855. The Benz
nington crew brought up the rear in
the Foreign Office barge.
Clifford Mayne, pitcher in the Regi-
ment baseball team, and a member of
one of the regular military companies.
defeated all opponents in the half mile
swimming race. His time was 1881.
Charles Gilman finished second, being
one minute and twenty seconds be-
hind Mayne. The other starters
were Joseph Rebello, w. Jones. John
Marshal. who won the half mile race
with ease last year, defeating Mitchell,
f. FlOrell, +. Duerden, Peter Hough.
ton and y. Jackson.
The Ielene's boat won the steamer
boat race in l7:4S. the Kinau finishing
second in 1926. The Kilauea Hou.
which won the race last year, in 13:Ol
was third in Yesterdays race.
Haka. manned by All Sam and his
fishermen. and entered by George Har-
ris. won the Chinese fishing boat race,
in 6:35. Ponkee. entered by j. L. Tor
bert, was second. II. j. Mossman's
crew did not 90 over the course.
The police won the five cared whale
boat race over the Comus sailors. in
1919, the sailors finishing twenty sec.
onds later
kakaalo won the sailing canoe race
in %, the kauaheahe coming i'm sec
ond. The other starters were Honua
kaha. Moanalua, Kahanike and Phila.
&c
the Regatta committee are to be con-
graduated upon the grand success Of
this years sports. To these gentlemen
as well as to Thomas j. King. Captain
Campbell and J. Boyd. who collected
from the merchants and others of the
city sum of money amounting to ov-
err $1,000, to defray the expenses, is
due much praise.
The athletes also came up to the
scratch and entered the manly sports
with much earnestness.
The sailors from the Comus came to
the front without the least hesitancv.
and made three races of the dav pos
sible. These they went into without
training and in the face of many dis
advantages. The committee is also
thankful for the kindness of Uncle
Sans sailors in participating in the
sports.
The men who had the management
of the days sports in their hands are
as follows:
Judges-C. p. Wilson. Cupid Kalani-
anaole and William McInerny.
Time keepers-CaDtain Grif1iths of
the bark Albert and Frank Kruger.
Clerk of Course-T. p. Cummins.
Of =.
Parker of the Kaena.
! Secretary-Mr. Wright.
Regatta Committee-C. s. Crane. C..
Il. Gray and Cupid Kalanianole.