The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-17
THE THREE BOAT CLUB CREWS
SELECTED.
\ Complete List of the Entries in the
Other Events to Occurr on Regatta
Day.

Among the many events tomorrow
afternoon will be three races among
the boat club men. The personnel of
the oarsmen who will compete was
announced today.
In the four cared sliding seat barge
race the three clubs will try for hon
ors. Leslie p. Scott, a member Of
the famous Myrtle senior crew, win
pull stroke. Back of him are Percy
Lishman, Henry Giles and Charles
Crane at the bow.
Prince Cupid will pull stroke for the
Leilanis. John Lane will handle No
3 oar, s. f. p. Taylor, the Australian
oarsman who pulled stroke in the
Championship races last Saturday.
has been assigned to No. 2 oar, and
Sam Woods bow.
James Spencer will be stroke for
the Healanis. Henry Williams No. 8,
Carl Rhodes No. 2, and f. b. Demon
bow.
One of the most exciting events OF
the day will be six cared sliding
seat barge race between the Myrtles
and the Healanis. The latter crew
will row in the new barge just receiv-
ed from Alf Rogers of San Francisco.
Captain George Angus has placed
Olaf Sorenson as stroke of the Myr
tie crew. Leslie p. Scott will pull No.
5 oar, Percy Lishman No. 4, w. II. Gro
zier No. 3, Charles S. Crane No. 2, and
Henry Giles bow.
The Healani crew as determined up.
on by Captain Carter last evening,
comprises f. B. Damon stroke, James
Spencer No. 5, j. w. Llowd No. 4, Carl
Rhodes No. 5, j. T. Waterhouse No. g,
and Henry Williams bow.
There will also be friendly match
between the Myrtles and the Leilanis +,
the latter oarsmen using the Carl W..
The Myrtle crew comprises VIII Da-
mon stroke, Tom V. King No. oar,
Dan Vida No. oar, Albert Harris No.
oar, George Clark No. 2 oar, and
William Harris bow.
Prince David will be stroke of the
Leilani crew, Sam Woods No. oar, s.
f. p. Taylor No 4 oar, William Kla-
loha No. 3 oar, Joe Conradt No. 2 oar, .,
and Eddie Giffard bow.
The entries for all events, save the
swimming matches, canoe and tub ra-
ces, closed at the Pacific Hardware
store today, having been continued ov-
er day for the benefit of some who
had not quite arranged their crews.
Tub race-W. f. Love. II. A. Giles, c.
b. Gray and Prince Cupid.
Ten cared cruiser rrace--Bennington
and Comus.
Six paddle canoe race-Kakaako;
by Kehollu: Honuakaha. by Cupid Ka
lanianaole; Pakal<a Nalu, by Sam
Woods Waikiki, by David Kawanana-
koa.
japanese fishing boat race-Nani-
wa. by c. S. Crane; Fuji, by c.. b.
Gray; Yokohama. by Cupid Kalania-
naole.
Six cared gig grace-Kapiolani, by r.
Parker: Bennington, by u. S. S. Ben
nington; Kanoelani, by II. b. NJ. S. Co
mus.
Two cared shore boat race.-Honolu-
lu, by j. NJ. Mahuka; Minnie, by Joe
Dillon.
Chinese fishing boat race-Haka, by
&. Harris; Ponkee, by j. l.. Torbett;
Yu Kon, by H. J. Mossman.
Steamer boas' race-Kinau, Moko-
Iii and Kilauea Hou.
Five cared whale boat race-Kahil,
by Police Captain Robert Parker; Pr
lot Boat No. 2, by Captain Macauley,
Sailing canoe race-Kakaako, Hon
uakaha, Monalua and Kahaniki.
Following are the complete entries
in the other events:
First class yacht race-Hawaii, Ha-
waiian flag, by w. L. Wilcox; Bonnie
Dundee, by President Dole; Pilot Boat
No. 2 (blue), by Captain Macauley.
Second class yacht race-Clytie, by
T.. w. Hebron; Dahla, by w. j.
Forbes: Wray, by j. w. Bergstrom,
Pokii, by II. Williams: Combination,
by f. p. Chaplin: Edith L., by j. A..
Gilman; Abbie NJ, by H. NJ. Dow;
Bennington, by U. S. S. Bennington;
Pauline, by Frank Godfrey.