The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22


To g J. Mccarthy. Captain CemPSell /
snd g. = Wii@asl- judges cf the RgSatt4
--fseukiensen In behalf q tie alryfie
Boat tSab ard q sid elub's Myrtle
ssnSor bzree ere~ I - h<r@eE claim Esce
So- 1 me zix-osre-d Siding sat barge
tie sid alyrfte and IS crew - DE-
dared the winners thereof. and d. here
hy protest against the awarding q said
raee 10 the -Hez3ani o. Is crew zB1
hax1 this claim. petition and protest. on
lhe following grounds. to-wir-
IL That on THE hemesrretek, 81 or
near the lighthouse turn the said Heal
AMI f0uled the said -Afyr1ie- the latter
being ar the tine ahead and having ar
ready turned in that the bow Of the
aid ~fealani- strurk the blade ct the
stroke oar Of the said Myrtle thereby
interfering with the latter car in taking
three full strokes rhe said Myrtle AZ
the said tire being in is proper course
and not in amp wise N thu course o.
the said -Heaiani-
f2s mat On the hames7refeh and
shortly after the first above named oc-
eurrence the said -Healanf again foul
I'd the said Myrtle. the latter being at
the time ahead IN that the bow of said
-Healani- struck No. oar Of the said
| .Myrtle~ thereby throwing I.ishman.
who was rowing No. in said Myrtle
N his seat on TO the slide. and thus pre-
venting him from rowing. and thereafter
and In turn preventing johnson also.
who was rowing No ? in said ~Mvrtle
/ from rowing and thereby further inter
| fering with the rowing Of al the crew OF
/ sbe said -MyFtle.~ the said Myrtle
| furing all OF the said time being in its
proper course and not in any wise in the
! -ourse OF the said ~Healani."
i 81 That during the said rare one
1 e -
! aud Boat Club. Limited. and coach there
/ II. hut not a member of the crew of the
/ aid ''Heslani. nor the coxswaln there
L r Illegally and without warrant there
/ 4 iIlegaIiv ana without right or warrant
n 20 do from a launch and with mena-
/ shope srd otherwise. coached the crew OF
I'D "IIeaiani''
Renears Protest.
D. 3. Rsnear. captain of the Healani
senior six cared barge crew. sent the
following communication to the
Judges:
L respectfully beg to enter a protest
sgainst the MYRTLE six-oared sliding seat
arge race of today. for the following
-easons:
NV crew were notified at the start that
had to keep the inner course from
ne railroad wharf around the lighthouse
!; o the flag this side of the sDar buoy
, and back again TO the judges stand This
ourse was kept all the way by my boat.
n fact after turning the lighthouse. on
he inward trip | ordered the coxswaln
% give way little bit to the Myrtle
oat but finally | was notified that ne
arld rot go anv further without hitting
ne Judges stand and the effect was that
No. 4 oar of the Myrtle boat came into
ortact with No. 3 oar of my boat.
Rasfng on the bylaws of the Hawaiian
lowing Association. chapter: Laws
e Boat RAGING sections I to II. !
lain tia. the Myrtle has committed
foul. and respectfully ask that the
'-,dges make = thorough Investigation OF
10 ..aSe and give decision at their very
-a,-l-eSt convenience.
The Judges have arranged that the
rews be given the opportunity OF row
ng the race over again on Saturday
lext. They are given until Wednes-
law noon to decide what they will do
\ the matter. The race was declared
no race. Coach Klebahn declared
hat he would not row the race over
,gain. although the crew of the Hea-
'anis saw they are perfectly willing
20 row again. Captain Atkinson also
saws that he is ready to row again.
referring to the protest entered by
he eaptain of our senior barge crew,
hog 10 ask you to kindly render defin-
% decision regarding abe senior barge
ace. before the start of the foHr-oared
hell race this afternoon.
The test Of the foul lies in whether
n not there was clear water between
the boats. the tug Eleu. unfortunately
vas not on hand at the time. Captain
Atkinson addressed the following COM
punication to the judges in reference
20 the race:
If the six-oared sliding seat barge
ACE is rowed again on next Saturday
here will be individual buoys at the
T lighthouse as well as at the Spar buoy
! | COR each boat so that there can be nc
2 misunderstanding as to the course to
re taksn by each.
Prince Against Prince.
, In the second race. six-oared gigs
! there were three entries. the Kapio-
llani. with Prince David Kawananakoa
, rs eoxswain: the Kanoelani, with
! Prince Cupid as coxswain. and the
: Alex. r.. with George Harris as cox
| swain. They started off in fine style
and kept we'll together out Of the chan
D asl. Once outside. however. it be
! zane somewhat different There was
! 4 lively little wind and something oil
|, a swell. On the homestretch Cupid's
! crew brought their boat along at 9
splendid gait. finishing way ahead OF
Harris crew. David's stroke oai
! played out coming home and the
Prince jumped in and rowed.
Time: Kanoelani PALS and Alex
r.. 1905 So
Victory Fer the MyrtIes.
The Freshmen race between the
Healanis and the Myrtles. six-oared
liding-seat barge race. the third event
m the program. started at 1I:0;
9'elock. The start from the judges
tand was a good one and the turn al
The lighthouse was beyond criticism
There was close pull out OF the chan
lel and the turn at the flags opposite
{ he Spar buoy was splendidly made
The Myrtles finished in magnificent
stvle. fairly lifting their boat out Of
he water when within a stroke or two
4 the judges stand. flying over the
'ins in glorious shape. the Healanis
following about eight lengths behind
Time. Myrtles. ts:4S So; and Hea-
: anis. 1893 SIS
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