The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09
Sports OF the Week.
a GOOD DAY
FOR EVENTS
Athletes Break Number
Of Island Records
Yesterday.

rWO Island records and Island in
Intercollegiate record went gIim-
meling at the dual athletic meet
.s between Oahu College and High
s,ba5J held yesterday afternoon on the
pnahou campus.
En- sang reeled off fifty yards In As
.-1nds. cutting the record from c. sec
ai-
YarreInno cut the record for 44o
Yards from 81 seconds to Sc rs sec
ui.
Myers put the 12-pound shot inches
further than the record says it has
pen put before.
F Deverill reduced the lnter-col-
-giate mark for $50 yards from 2t22 to
81. 4-5. which is only 1 1-5 seconds
worse than the Hawaiian record FOR
,hr distance.
Punahou won easily by the score of
1888, Notwithstanding that they We're
Without the services of their crack
;urnter Castle, who got up from a
sick bed to witness the contest. The
Enners have improved wonderfully
since their exhibition with Kamehame-
Ia school, and are capable of doing
much better; they are to De congrat-
lIaed upon their excellent showing.
The High School athletes did admfra-
bly, in support of what had always
been forlorn hope. and contested
every inch of a terribly uphill battle.
Their ranks contain the markings of
several good athletes, who will I'M
i0ubtedly be heard from next season
OF these En- Sang, Holt, Kopke and
Crabbe are worthy of special mention.
Z Deyerill, Campbell, Meyer, "A cas-
lie Cruzan, Walker, Marcellino and
kauukOu are the best of the blue and
gold contingent, and on them will fall
the onus of the contest with the Ka-
mehamehans to be decided at Kapio-
ami Park on the Both instant
En- Sang got away like flash in the
Q-yard dash, and won easily, running
sJmewhere near his true form.
Holt of the High School, led in the
low hurdles till the last jump, when
the bar got between his legs and he
stumbled. But for that the race would
have been run in 80 seconds. His for
ward running was a great surprise to
Everybody.
DeVertll won the half mile IN good
form. and his was perhaps the best
pertsrmance of the day.
En- Sang won the 100-yard dash IN
slow time. but without being seriously
pushed. This distance is about his
limit
Cruzan displayed great improvement
IN the high hurdles, and won as he
pleased
Cruzan. Dickson and Campbell, all
0ahuaus stopped high jumping at
feet
Walker threw the 12-pound hammer
81 feet s inches; he has done over 100
feet in practice.
81, a l..
record time from Alvarez, who, for a
ffteen-year- old boy, is an athletic phe-
nOmenon
Deverli outlasted En- Sang in the go
yard dash. and created a surprise by
winning 49, =" 80
Campbell and Kaulukou won the pole
vaults in finished style, just defeating:
En- Sang They did not have tol per-
severe. however, with the bar at nine
feet
The High School men made a game
struggle in the relay race. but despite;
a desperate effort, En- Sang Hatfield,
Greenwen and Alvarez, had TO succump
to the victorious Oahuans.
The officials were as follows. Ref
cree, A. ]. Coats; clerk of the course,
Mr.. williamson; starter, Mr. Iulf;
Judges. W. c. Maxwell, G. w. Girvin:
nmekeepers, c. a. Elston. Mr.. Burns,
Il. NJ. Ayres. -,.-s-,5
Below are the summaries:
/. Fifty-yard Dash-First, En-. Sang
III second. Campbell P.); third, Cru
ian lPD. Time, 5 As seconds
~ Two Hundred and Twenty Yard
inurdles-First, Robinson tP); second,
MSiarce'Iino Cpl; third, Holt CID. Time,
81 is seconds
Eight Hundred and Eighty Yard
RSun-First, r. Deverill Cpl; second,
Brown Cpl; third, Kopke CID. Time,
!l2 As
/ Broad Jump-First Campbell (P.);
second, Peterson CID; third, Kennedy
NJ Distance, Is feet 4 inches.
W. %. Putting Twelve pound Shot-First,
Myers (P), 40 feet 10 inches; second,
CCrabbe I'D, 50 feet 2 inches; third,
1Luzan lPD, 81 feet inches.
r. % one Hundredyard Dash-First,
In IN Sang (H); second, Kaulukou Cpl;
o ,a5d' Kennedy CID. Time, IL As sec
~ 0n- Hundred and Twenty-yard
SGuIde-First, Cruzan Cpl; second,
IT,u,lh lHD; third, Kopke GID. Time,
y High Jump-Cruzan (P9, Camp
S gsu %, and Dickson CPD, tied for
"S' place at feet IL inches.
r; throwing Twelve-pound Hammer
,SHst, Walker (P.), 81 feet inches;
sTt,ohd Myers (P.), 81 feet; third, Rob-
,rS"L NH ~ feet.
Nv; -Four Hundred and Fortyyard
DCash-Fhst Marcellino (P); second,
TTi1afeZ (H); third. Schnack (P0.
Tine, So % seconds.
M, wo Hundred and Twenty-yard
peSh-FIrst, r. DeveriIl Cpl; second,
M M sang CID; third, Greenwich CID.
line, "a As seconds.
w, Pole Vault-Campbell CP), and
5SSsulukou P), tied for first place, at
;;eet, third, En- Sang CID.
70 Relay Race-First, Punahou.
aT5 Spalding, Marcellno, Brown
- Punahou.
~ High School.
TABLE OF POINTS.
High
= Punahou. School.
956E ara dash ..............
T6 yard low hurdle......
r. run .............