The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-19
CITY LOSES MANY
STUDENT ATHLETES
Oahu College Will be Weak in
Football but Strong on
the Track.

On the 9th of this month a numbeS
of local young men will leave for the
Mainland Included in the party are:
A L. Castle. G.. P. Judd, Lawrence
add, p. Cooke, r. Paris, H. Damon,
E. Perry and C. Judd, all old Oahu Coll
lege boys. All with the exception of
the last two go to the Hotchkiss School
at Lakeville, Connecticut. E. Perry
and c. Judd go to Yale.
C. S. Judd, E. Perry, Castle and G..
P. Judd have been actively identified
with Punahou athletics. Following
are their records:
Charles Sheldon Judd-Five years in
school, President of the senior class
O1. President of the Y. NJ. c. A. $500.
President of the Literary Society oil.
Secretary of Athletic Association 90;
treasurer 90, 'O1. Member of the board
of control '0O-01 Member of the foot
ball team '9s, 90; second team 80: cap
tain '9s. Manager of the football team
'99 Member '01 basketball team. Ten
mis- committee 100.
| Edward Perry-Four years in school.
Member of the Literary Society Oh.
Football team 90. Baseball team SO,
| 80; captain 90, '01. Captain of the up
per classmen 90, OF. Member of the
| '01 basketball team. Member of the
Athletic Association.
| Alfred l.. CastIe-Two years in school
President of the junior class '01. Mem
| Der of the Literary Society '01. Mem
Der of the football team SO; captain
| 90. Baseball team co. '01. Track team
/ OIL. Captain '02 baseball team. Mem
Der of the '02 basketball team; man
ager 'O1. Tennis champion 100, 'O1;
| boys doubles 'ti mixed doubles 'ui
Tennis committee co. OIL Member OF
the board of control 90, '01. Member
of the athletic association. Relay
team OIL
Gerrit P. Judd-One third of year in
: school. President of the freshman
class '01. Substitute on the football
team 90. Captain of the '04 football
team. Member of the athletic associa-
ton.
| On account of losing several of heI
first-team men Oahu College may only
, be represented during the coming foot
bali season by combined school aid
alanni team
! The track team has plenty of good
material available and promises 10 De
stronger than last year. 1t will ais
benefit greatly by the athletic expert
ence Of Mr.. Bailey, late of the Univer-
sity of California, who has been en-
gagged as athletic instructor at Oahu
College.
SaAl1 I'D fyon Oh Saor yx-ill n.
ably be reinforced by Robertson and
Crabbe, old High School boys, who
will enter the college. Dickson, Kau-
lukou, Burns. Miller, Meyers, Deverill
Campbell and Brown, who figured
available next season.
! Several othei student athletes have
gone or are g1.ng in the near future
En- Chang Sing, the speedy sprinter
has gone to the University of Califor-
mia. He showed considerable ability
as a short distance runner here but
cultivated a bad style which will be
difficult to eradicate. AT Berkeley
however, he will get the best of train
ing and should be heard from on the
track next season.
w. Alvarez, an old High School boy
and who for his years has shown re-
markable promise as an all-aroun
athlete, has entered the Cooper Medica-
School in San Francisco.
Ernest Smith, the hurdler, also for
meriy of the High School. has gone t.
the Brooklyn Polytechnic, where, By
the by, he will have a chance to NEE
the old Oahu College boys who ar
going to Hotchkiss School, for football
the two institutions.
The Hotchkiss School generally turn
out one of the strongest intercollegiate
football teams in the country. Tracl
athletics, baseball and tennis are ais
given considerable attention.