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as well as stay, by taking the 300
yards from Akana
The high jump was annexed by Mil
Ter, who showed the benefit of proper
instruction, and could have gone three
inches higher had it been necessary
Inc relay race was the most inter
estlng of the day, and Hamakahi made
a great effort for his school in the
hrst quarter From the half mile the
Oahuans had it all their own way, and
Won as they liked in $3.50 3-5.
The whole affair reflects great credit
on Messrs. Williamson and Mcdonald,
the respective superintendent of Oahu
and kamehameha. They have labored
long and painstakingly to show that
Hawaii can turn out athletes capable
Of holding their own anywhere and
in this they have been signally success
full.
a lamentable feature of the proceed
ings was the undesirable presence of
a few drunken gamblers, who thought
to introduce the atmosphere of the
race track into a series of schoolboy
games. They had no business there.
and should have been promptly eject
ed by the police officers in plain clothes
in attendance. No detailed mounted
patrolman was in sight, whereas at a
match race recently q be-gilded cap
tain and several Subordinates strove
to keep order when there was no
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the grandstand was packed, and the
crowd Surged over the track, hinder
ing the races in no small degree. And
rushing crafty here and there were
several blatant-mouthed backguards
Offering odds prompted by the beer
they had previously swilled, whose
nauSeating conduct was overlooked or
winked at by the deputy sheriff and
some plain clothes officers who were
present
Five points We're accorded for firsts,
three points for seconds, and one point
for thirds.
Summary:
5O-yard dash-Castle (O) and Akana
CI<), dead heat: Hamakahi (K), third
Time, 1-5 seconds
SSO-yard run-Deverill tOD. first;
Brown 90, second; Rycroft CO).
third. Time. 2:0S (Hawaiian record
Pole vault-Campbell (OD, Kaulukou
(OD, Hardee (k), tied. Height 8 feet
6 inches.
first; Harbottle CK.). second; Pa (K.),
third. Time, 16 As seconds.
Throwing 12-pound hammer-Rich-
ards (k), first, 100 feet 5 inches; Mey
.er 90, 81 feet, second; Naoele (K), IS
Punohu CK), second; Cruzan COJ.
kaulukou 90, tie for third place
Time, 10 40 seconds.
Putting 12-pound shot-Naoele (K.)
first, 40 feet inches: Jones (K.). sec
ond, Al feet: Punohu (K), third, 40
feet (Hawaiian record.
Running broad, jump-Campbeu 90,
first. 90 feet y inch; Pa (K.), second
10 feet s inches; Castle (O.l. third IS
feet inches.
440-yard run-Punohu (K). first;
Marcellino co., second; Burns (OD.
third. Time 80 As seconds (Hawaiian
record.
Throwing the discus-Hamauku (K)
first, SO feet 1872 inches: Richards (K.),
second, 50 feet IL inches; Meyer 90,
third, 81 feet , inches CHawaiian rec
ord.
22O-yard dash-Deverin COD, first;
Akana (KD. second; Kaulukou (OD,
third Time "A 80 seconds (Hawaiian
record.
Running high jump-Miller (OD, first.
feet 3 inches; Hardee (KD. second, )
feet inches; Dickson 90. third, feet
inch.
Low hurdles-W Williamson (O.), first;
Pa (KD. second; Harbottle (KD, dis
qualified. Time. % Is seconds
Relay race. one mile-Spalding 90.
Marcallino 90, Burns 90. Deverill
(OD. Hanakahi (KD, Scharch (K),
Alau (KD, Punohu CKD. Oahu College
first. Time, 8 minutes 80 So seconds
Hawaiian record.
The table of points is as follows: