The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-08
ATHLET
GAMES.
High School and
Oahu College
Meet.
A CLOSE CONTEST
IS LOOKED FOR
Other Notes of Sporting interest.
Racetrack Being Placed
in Condition.

The athletic contest between the High
School and Oahu College tbs afternoon
will commence at o'clock sharp on the
Punahou campus. The events and ell
ties are as follows:
Fifty Yard Dash-H:gh School, En-
Sang, Kennedy, Griswold; Puna.eu,
Castle, Campbell.
One Hundred and Twenty Yards, Hur-
dies (h.gh)-Hlgh School, Smith, kopke;
PunahoL, CruZan.
light hundred and Eighty Yard Run
high school, Peterson, hepke; i'ua-
hou, De. ern4, Browu, spaia.ng.
broad Jump-high ScAoo-, he'lncdy.
fe.ersun; runauou, Casue, Camkbeh.
Two HunQred ana twenty Aards,
Hurdles uowJ-Hlgn Scnooi Crapo.,
Hot, Iunanou, M. robinson. I. Ma cell
II-C.
snot Put-High School, Robertson.
CrauUe.
v..e hundred Yard Dash-H.gh S~hoo!,
En oa..s, neuneu!, GreeAweni fundhou,
Castle, haulukou.
ru.r I.u.ul.u and Forty Yard Dash
high Scnool, hatne.d, Alvarez, Fuia-
hou. Marceii-uo, setback, G-im.-n, ny
croft.
nlgn .Jump-High School, Greenwich,
AN arez; funahou, Campbell. CruzaA.
Hapai.
1mo Hundred and Twenty Yard Dash
High School, En- Sang, Holt, Gr.enmeIi;
Punahou, Castle, E. Deverill.
Pole Nault-Algh School, Girvin, King,
En- Sang; Punahou. Campbell, kaulukou.
Relay Race-Entries undecided.
If I'm Sang is in anything like form
he should WIN the 50-yard dash, as he is
wonderfully quick at getting away. Dew
Grill should win the Ss0-yard run, and
Castle the broad jump, as he has cleared
over 19 feet in practice. Holt, who hur-
| dies we'll, should go close in the long
race, while Cruzan will about win over
the low obstacles. Crabbe has put the
shot over IS feet in practice. Castle will
probably account for the 100 and 20
yard dashes. The quarter looks good for
Marcellino. Punahou looks to have the
1 high jump secure. kaulukou Is the best
pole yaulter, if in form.
| On the face of it tunahou appears to
be absolutely sure of being returned VIM
ners by q handsome pointage.
| Things at the race track are being
| rapidly gotten in shape for the approach
| ing campaign and q number of horses
are already out there. Laborers are
working on Larry Dee's four stalls, ex-
tending the roof ten feet and laying down
a platform of boards ten feet wide In
front of the stalls. Shades will be plac-
ed in front of each stall to protect the
horses as much as possible from the
sun.
Albert NJ. which has been turned out
to pasture for the past five months, has
been brought in to be trained He looks
rough and shaggy but full of ginger.
Matt Farley Is there with Vioris, whose
left foreleg has been blstered. The mare
is looking finely and will go to work at
the beginning of next month. Prince Da-
y.d's Weller is also looking remarkably
well and is getting five or six niles on
the road every day.
Sr Cass:mir is at Sam Parker's ranch
and VII not be raced again. Venus is
turned out every day in the paddock
and may be raced another season.
Joe McAuliffe is now working with the
Parker-Kawananakoa stable and will
wear the popular red and white this sea-
son.
Harry Jones, who rode for Prince Da-
vtd last year, Is now engaged by Tom
Hollinger and is riding Aggravaton and
the new Brutus filly in their gal.eps The
latter IS dead spit of Aggravation but
has much more taking way of going
Domingo Ferreira is driving the much
garconaded Brock in a buggy.
Virgie A, stabbed at Camp Mckinley
is do ng slow work and has not yet been
asked serious question. Her connec-
items are very sanguine of her chances
on the 18th inst
Duncan is rubbing Waldo J. and the
gray horse looks ready to race tomor-
row If required.
Octoroon has fined down nicely and
looks better than she has ever looked
since she has been in the Islands.
c. H. judd is training Violin, IRISH
Lassie. Faro Bank, Wayboy and Star
The latter is being converted to the dag
onal gait and is coming along in fiatter-
ing style. j. Ouderkirk owns him now.
rom Hollinger's brown stud Leahi Is
being prepared for the warpath
| Two British driving to town from the
track yesterday passed a procession of
norseless carr ages moving along at a
iunet cal gait. Quoth one of them:
Sy, Jim, what's 'appeningY"
-, Nothln replied his companion
"honly them bloom.n' hortvmoheele avn.
| work-hout''
IdROWN ERnM HIa murr