The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
SPORTS or lHE PAST WEEK AND SPORTS To COVE
lOLD OF FOR ADVERTISER READERS BY An. FxpFpT
Athletes. To Try
AFor Prizes
Today.
nuNAHOU WILL this afternoon wit
ness athletic rivalry among as rep


resentative collection of the
younger generation OF local athletes as
has ever been gathered together at one
time in the Islands.
An excellent program has been prepar-
ed and a thoroughly enjoyable afternoons
sptrt is assured.
The meeting is held under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
and the details have been attended to by
Physical Director A. J. Coats, under
whose supervision the whole affair Will be
conducted. Mr.. Coats has lsLoored long
and earnestly to make the thing a success
and as a result of his efforts the track
will be found to be in perfect condition
Fly accurate.
All the events are open and among the
entrants are representatives of nearly ev-
cry educational institution and athletic
club in the City. To even matters up
somewhat, a few handcaps have been
imposed; these handicaps being the result
of the careful consideration Of a commit
tee competent to act in the matter. Where
the form of the athletes is so vague a
Quantity as it is here the task of handi-
Gaping entries is naturally a delicate
matter. Some instances of superior Prov
ess in one event or another are sure to
stand out, however, from the ruck, and
it Is such cases these that have re-
ceived the handicappers attention.
Times made this afternoon will very
probably be accepted as Territorial rec
ords, as this meeting will he the first
held since Hawaii became Territory. AS
such she>is subject to the rules of the
Amateur Athletic Union of America and
II would help athletics here immensely If
local athletes affiliated themselves with
the Union.
Among the entries appear the names of
| many athletes who have distinguished
themselves in their respective specialties
in the past. The following may be quoted
in this connection: A. L. rCastle.,J. G. An
oerson, Fred. Berger Arthur Elerath,
Nv. Wright, Ben. Clark, A. Marcallino.
Len Out, Ensang Chang and Harold Cru
Fan. These men are all in good shape and
may be relied upon to render an excel
+. lent account of themselves.
| The officials will be as follows:
Referee. A. j. Coats; judges, field
events. F. C. Atherton. l.. G. Blackman.
r. D. King; track events, w. M. Burns.
G. F. Wright, z. B. Turner; timekeepers,
J. NJ. Moore, G. H. Cooke, A. T. Brock:
starter, w. H. Rabbit: clerk of course.
E. B. Clark: Inspectors, j. Erdmap. c.
! A. Elston, NJ. G. Johnson; scorer. j. e
Davis.
! The sports will commence at Q p. m. a1dS
, win occur in the following order:
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heats; 40 yards hurdles, trial heats; 50
yards dash, final; 120 yards hurdle, final;
22c yards dash: 100 yards dash, trial heats:
PC yards hurdle; 100 yards. dash, final; Az
yards; $50 yards.
| The following field events will be sand.
wiched between the running events in the
order named:
Pole vault. shot put, running broad
jump, running high jump standing broad
jump, hop, step and jump.
1 aln will no a
the competitors and the number each wils
wear:
A. L. Castle, 1; Kenneth Brown. q w.
A. Gartner 8: u. Lemon, 4; VIM. Puuoho,
5: C. Paehaole, G.; D. Harbottle, Z; Nj. An
derson, s: =. M. Grswold. o. Fred. Ber-
ger, 10; Yeong Chung, IL; Arthur Elerath.
u: w. B. Hopkins, IS; V. Mitamura, 14;s
Ed. c. Perry, Is; Edward Deverill, l6;
VIM. Meyer. II; George II. Kentwell. Is;
w. ]. Galbraith, 10; Walter C. Alvarez
20; w. Wright, 81; a. Marcalllno. %; Ben.
| II. Clark. %; Chang Vat, "a; ]. c. Ander-
son, %; Len Qui. &c: Kim Fook, q; j. Pa.
/ Is: j. Mahoe, 20; L. Alau, 30; j. Wilson,
I 81: Fl. Hanakahi, 80; j Crockett, 80; En-
Cruzan. Sc: Sebastian Kaulukou, 81; Will.
Kerr 80: George w. Dyson. 80; w. Dick
son, 40; George NJ. Robertson, Al.
This is the program and handicaps:
| Fifty yards dash-Castle, Gartner.
Brown, Chang Vat, Kaulukou, Fernan-
DEE, Ensang Chang. Hauakahi. Wilson,
Griswod, Yeong Chung, Hopkins No
i handcaps. Three heats.
\ Hundred yards dash-Hopkins Castle,
j. G. Anderson Chang Vat, two yards;
Wright. two yards; Kerr two yards: Mey-
er, Kaulukou. two yards; Ensang Chang,
Hanakalu, two yards; J. Pa, two yards:
Griswold, two yards. Two heats.
Two hundred and twenty yards dash
Castle, Ga1braitb. three yards; Ken, three
yards; Ensang Chang.
Ouarter-rnfln rlIn-I C. Anderson. b.
Clark, Marcallino, five yards; Alvarez.
five yards: Kerr, five yards; Dyson, eight
yards; Ensang Chang, Punoho, Yeong
Chung, five yards.
Half-mile run--Deverell. Brown, five
yards; j. C. Anderson, Marcallino, Alvar-
ez. five yards; Dickson, Alau. Mitamura, +.
ten yards.
One hundred and twenty yards hurdle
Meyer Wright, Cruzan, Fernandez, Har-
bottle Crockett. No handicaps. Two
heats.
Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle
Wright, Cruzan, Crockett, Harbottle,
Clarke. No handicaps.
Pole vault-Kim Fook. eight inches; Len
Qui, six inches: b. Clarke. six inches;
Kaulukou, eight inches: J. Pa, Lemon.
NJ. Anderson. four inches; Elerath. SIX
inches.
Shot put-Perry. Meyer. two feet. six
inches: Kentwen, two feet six inches Len
Qui, Alvarez. one foot: Robertson. two
feet: Kerr, two feet; Fernandez. two
feet; Poehoele.
Running broad jump-Brown. B. Clarke.
Kaulukou. three inches Elerath. three
inc hes. No handicaps.
Running high jump. Anderson, Fer
nandez. Mahoe, Berger. No handicaps.
Running hop, step and jump--Wright,
Elerath, Galbraith. No handicaps.
Standing broad jump-Berger, Elerath,
Alvarez. No handicaps