The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-14
With the Boat Clubs.

With the Boat Clubs.
Universal activity is manifesting it.
self at the two boat houses in the har-
Dor for this time of year. Every
evening one or two crews are out from
both clubs.
At the Healani boat house, Don Re-
near and Paul Jarrett are coaching two
barge crews and already the stroke and
form shows great improvement. These
crews will race for dinner on the 2Sth
Of October. The course will be on a
three-quarters mile straightaway.
Lloyd Conkling has crew Of juve-
niles out in a barge and is fast bringing
the youngsters into fine form. At pres
ent they take their places as follows:
Stroke, Fred Williams; 5, Willie King;
1, Pauloa; 8, Jonn Holt; 2, Kenneth At
kinson; bow, Oscar Lansing.
AT the Myrtle boat house there are
four shell crews, who are rowing in
good form. They are as follows:
Crew IA. Sorenson, captain; A.
Giles, stroke; L. B. Scott, Taru Nc
Grew: Harrison. substitute.
Crew 2-Albert Judd, captain, Geo.
Waterhouse, stroke; P. Lishman, Geo.
Robertson; Hemenway, substitute.
Crew Geo. Angus, captain; Wade
Armstrong, stroke; Geo. Fuller, W.
Duisenberg; Thompson, substitute.
Crew Nv. H. Soper, captain; Fred
Wright, stroke; A. W. Judd, W. B.
MCLEAN.
There is a faint possibility that some
inter-club races will take place some
time in the holidays. If such a race
could be arranged ii would be heartily
appreciated by the public and would
give q great impetus to the great races
in the summer.
On the Gridiron.
The football season has now fairly
begun and at the present outlook Some
fine sport is promised 10 the lovers OF
the greatest of all games. Those who
the game on Friday between
the Punahou alumni and Oahu college
we're we'll pleased with the showing
made by both teams.
The alumni are by far the heaviest
team in the field They average al
most 16S pounds, taking the field in
the following order: A. Waterhouse,
,enter: Walker, left guard; A. Judd,
right guard; Greenwell, Fuller, LETT
tackles; G. Judd, left end; A. Judd.
right end; Babbitt, quarter; Hemen- |
way. left halfback; ingalls,, right half
Jack, Fuller. Greenwell, fullbacks. |
They have had little practice as yet |
md are trifle slow at starting, but
heir great advantage IN weight Is OF
10 trivial importance.
In the game last Friday the Oahu !
ollege team did not play as fast as was
expected, but there was still enough
i'm and snap in their work to keep
he heavier alumni guessing It Is ex-
ected that but few changes will be
nade in the lineup az result of last
fridays game. At present they line
- as follows: L. Robinson, center;
l. Walker. Plunkett, left guards; Per-
aekles; Cruzan, Williamson. c. Judd,
1T end: NJ Robinson, right end: VIII
snlson. A. Marcellino. quarters: ].
fSyeellino. left halfback; Kaulukou.
[yers. halfbaeks; Castle, fullback.
The Mai,H Illima football team was
.verely Handicapped by an accident
lat happened to Geo. sc Lucas, the left
Id. While tackling the Hdber gay ne |
as thrown heavily, breaki.ss his
avical in two places. This, OF course, |
II him out OF the game for the rest
the season This accident necess:- 4
ted general change in the lineup 4
I'd the team now takes the field as
flows: Center. Chiffon; guards,
lamberiain and Sumner. tackles.
richardson and Jarratt: ends, Z.
right and W. Wright: quarter
ark; halfbacks. King and En- Sang:
Schmidt or Wilson.
There is also a fourth team in the 4
Id composed of men from the Sixth 4
tillery. At present nothing is known :
their personnel, but Ii Is said that !
ey are all big, quick men. II is whis-
red that there are two teams OF SOL :
rs who battle against each other
cry afternoon. II this is the case a
team ought to be devei- .
ed
On the Turf l.
The weekly races OF the Honolulu 4
living association show the great
ed of order and method. which is
tireiy lacking. Some man whoI
ows his business and who will do his
q. regardless OF OF popular opinion c
sht to be appointed superintendent n
paddock in order 70 bring tardy
STEERS TO time.
Take the races OF the 9Th inst. for
ample, -Four events were scheduled s
i advertised. racing 10 begin at 3
lock sharp. AT 8 o'clock there was
single entry at the track ByF
5 two. beasts were found which put
very lame apology for a race. TOT
nplese the program and to keep the,
'rting public from starvation. twoE
EN- horses were put on the track.
0 gave passahle exhibition OF rae
!. This completed the program.
ich drew small crowd OF enthnsi-
5 two miles out OF the city. The :,
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