The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-25

! The Myrtles have been quartered In
Mrs. Clarence Macfarlane's cottage since
June sth. The Healanis took possession
of two cottages of Miss Anna Paris a
week ago last Saturday.
/ The training tables of the clubs, which
are practically the same, are as follows:
/ Afternoon train from town; rowing, 6:15
to tbs p. m. dinner, 7:45; retire, $50 p. m.
! Albert Judd Is coaching both of the
| Myrtle crews, aided by A. A. Wilder.
The Healani juniors are being looked
after by j. Lloyd. A. l.. G.. Atkinson and
F. w Klebahn are coaching the Healani
seniors.
/ For substitutes the Healanis have Spen-
| GER Lloyd and Boisse, while Mclean and
Martin are the Myrtles' second strings.
! In the senior race this year new racing
| shells of the latest make will be used.
Heretofore the Australian lap-streaked
boats have been requisittoned. The lat
| ter weigh over 200 pounds and the former
about fifty pounds less. Taking this into
! consideration it is expected that the rec
| ord for the course will be considerably
| lowered The junior. crews will race in
/ the Australian boats.
/ Jarrett, Renear and Damon of the He
/ alani seniors have rowed in races before,
as has every member of the Myrtle SEN
! Tor crew. Armstrong anu Girvin of the
] Myrtle juniors and Webster and Murray
of the Healani juniors have yet to take
| part in an actual race.
! To the public the Myrtle seniors are
most certainly the more taking crew, but
| there is over week yet ere the clubs
meet in friendly rivalry, and the Hea
| lanfs have ample opportunity of develop
| ing into good and uniform crew. The
critics to a man declare there is nothing
| in it at the present moment, but careful
and close observation points to the Hea
| lani seniors as probable winners, from
the fact that they display the greater
strength and dash and that Jarrett is
superior oar to Sorenson, who never rows
his stroke fairly out
| The Myrtle seniors at present work tru-
/ ly together as far as body motion goes;
their rowing is far from good, however,
and their VIGOROUSLY bad finish Is again
| becoming apparent as is a lack of devil
ment.
Criticizing Individually:
HEALANI SENIORS.
Jarrett-Is a good. honest worker, not
overfnished, and occasionally rather
short, but has the markings of a first
| class oarsman.
| Renear-The pick of the crew. rather
/ prone to hurry; at times he strokes the
| boat STROKES fault.
| Fred. Diamonds rowing as hard as ever
in his own useful way.
Wa1ker-Neat and good Faults: incli-
nation to shortness at a finish of
| course. Indifferent leg-drive and poor
sliding.
/ MYRTLE SENIORS.
| Sorenson-Checks his swing forward,
| and as 1t were, deceives his crew, fire.
quently getting in last himself. His slid
ing also is faulty; generally. he gives one
the idea of not letting himself 60 At
times, inclined to get short.
| Soper-Is disappointing. His record
points all one way, but here he does not
appear to get his blade-work on, and has
| little or no swing.
| Lishman-Fair only. Does not look over
/ AT. Indifferent leg-drive and poor slid
| ing. Blades hardly sufficiently covered.
| Judd-Gives one the impression of a
! likelihood to crack in a race He, how
ever. rows hard and stays all the way
in practice.