The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-27
The CREWS At PEARL CITY
MYRTLES AND HEALANIS ARE
NOW TRAINING HARD.
Many Visitors Entertained by the
Teams Yesterday-Bonnie Dundee
and Eva Have Lively Race.

The Myrtle and Healani racing crews
are hard at work IN rearl City narb1r,
nnishing their preparation for the Sc
nior and junior events which occur
there on September s. The Myrties
have had the most practice at prarI
City as they began training August II.
The Healani crews have been training
in Honolulu harbor and did not reach
the scene of the approaching races un-
I'll last Saturday.
Both clubs have taken special quar-
ters and every afternoon go on the late
train and remain until the following
morning at Z when they return to busi-
ness in Honolulu. The Myrtles have
taken the cottage of Mrs. Clarence
Macfarlane while the Healanis have
the Parmelee cottage. The routine of
all the four crews is practically the
same. They row the course of a mile
and a half every night at o'clock take
dinner, rest about the quarters. and re-
tire by 9 o'clock. The special ~
the Myrtles is beginning to show it
self for they have already lowered
last years record by a minute. They
use the Yale stroke verying from 2S to
32 strokes a minutes. The personnel
OF the senior team is No. l. Albert
Judd, Captain No. ., William Soper;
No. 3, p. Lishman, stroke, GeCrge An
gus. juniors, No. ] Allen Judd; No.
=, Samuel Johnson: No. 3, Arthur Giles
stroke, George Fuller Captain Albert
Judd is devoting most of his attention
to coaching the senior team while w
w. Harris keeps a general supervision
over both teams.
The Healani teams are: Senior: No.
l, Fred Damon: No. 2. John Water
house: No. 3. Dan Renear; stroke Paul
Jarret. Juniors: No. 1, A. w. Walcott:
No. ?, p. Gleason; No. 3, Boisse, and
stroke. w. Williams Unfortunately
for the adherents of the Healani Club
ln.afWs
footing as they should be. The makeup
of both crews has not been definitely de-
eided upon and there may be some
changes in them. Walter Wall and
James Lloyd are looking after the
teams. There is a probability that Fred
claiming to have an injured foot. A
large number of visitors were enter
tanned yesterday by both clubs.
The official course of a mile and a
half from the head of the lagoon to the
pier was surveyed several days ago by
Guy Gere and c. H. Smith. White
flaPs now mark the course.
The Leilanis also have one teans
training at Pearl City Owing to short
age in material they will place but one
in the field. 1t is predicted that the
orange and the black will make cred
liable showing this year. The crew is:
Stroke, s. F.. p Taylor; g. p. Phillips;
2, c. Peck; l, H. Cobb.
Among the visitors to the Harhor
yesterday We're the Eva, the Bonnie
Dundee and the Myrtle. The first two
will compete in the big yacht race on
Saturday, September 10 from this city
to Pearl Harbor and return. Accord
ing to the showing made by them yes
terday the Bonnie is apt to dump the
talent badly and reverse the result Of
| last years race with the Eva, The lat
ter boat had all of her sails set while
keep abreast of his rival and had he
the Bonnie sailed without her spin
maker but Captain Merry was able to
keep abreast of lis rival and had he
| placed his spinnaker 1t is claimed he
would have beaten the Eva.