The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-07
THE COMING REGATTA DAY.
YACHrsMEN AND oARsMEN ARR
ACTIVE.
Will Probably boz More interesting in
lts Events Than any Preceding pay
Of the Kind.

September p is Regatta Day by le-
gislative enactment IL is Regatta Day
also by universal interest in aquatic
sports.
Regatta Day this year. promises to be
equal I'm the quality of events and In
terest manifested to any previous re-
! gatta day.
The yachtsmen have taken hold Of
their end of the events in good ernest
A meeting was held at the Hawaiian
Hotel last night at which twenty-five
were present. Fred Whitney presided.
| The classification and schedule Of races
Of last year. were adopted. The entries
practically made were as follows:
First class: Gladys. Helene, Mary l.,
formerly the Bonnie Dundee.
Second class: Hawaii, Dewey, Marion.
Third class: Myrtle. Skip, Nike. Mott
Smiths dory Whitman, Shamrock ii.
Fourth class: Abbie NJ. Pokii, Canary.
The course for the first and second
class yachts viii start off Wilders
wharf, down the channel keeping be-
tween the buOys and piles, leaving the
/ spar buoy on the port side passing the
bell buoy on the port side to a stake
boat off San Souci thence 70 stakeboat
| anchored off entrance to Pearl HarbOr.
/ return to bell buoy, thence 10 spar
| buoy, leaving same on starbOard side.
up channel between piles and buoys %
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The course for third and fourth class
yachts starts from Wilder's wharf,
down channel between buOys and piles,
rounding the spar buoy on port side,
passing bell buoy on port side to stake
boat anchored Off San SOuci; thence
| to stakeboat anchored off Quarantine
station, back 10 and rounding bell buoy
to spar buoy leaving same on star
board side, up channel between
piles and buoys to point off Wilders
wharf
There will be no limit to crew or
amount Of sand ballast. and no time
allowances. The yachts will be started
by the twO~gun system, fired at hVe-
minute intervals. Times of yachts will
be taken from second gun.
The rowing events Will be numerous
and doubtless interesting. The Hea-
lanis will enter in the following with
crews made up much as follows:
senior barge: Jarrett. Renear, Web
ster Murray Damon, Walker.
intermediate barge: j. w. Lloyd, c.
c. Rhodes j J.. Spencer +. j. Church,
r. w. Atkinson. G. Boisse, c. hurry,
Freshman barge: Stokes, .AaulUkOU,
Allen, MarcellinO, Lowell, Stone
Four Dared shell: Jarrett Renear,
Damon, Walker.
Pair cared: Renear and Jarrett or
WalcOtt and Tracy.
as follows:
Senior barge: G. Angus, w. Lyle, w.
II. Soper, p. Lishman. CrOzier
intermediate barge ID Vida, A. Giles,
7. V. King w. Walker w. Wright
f. Wright, George Robertson.
Freshman barge: Crozier Simpson,
! f.. Ross, w. Roth, George Freeth,
Weaver.
: Four-oarded shell: A. Giles, c. Girvin.
w. Armstrong, A. f. Judd.
: Milton Alvarez will be coxswain Of lie
shell crew
: There will be race between a crew
from the boatboys gotten together by
r Prince David, and a crew OF pilot boys
mustered by A: l.. G. Atkinson. The
, boats will be the Kanoelani and the Ka-
piolani fast boats Of the old type built
over as six-oared gigs. The Kapiolani
, was once owned by Governor j. o..
: Dominis.
The Regatta Day program, decided on
by the regatta committee Is as follows:
Rowing: Six Dared sliding seat barge
race, open. Course, Spar buoy start
ing from Railroad wharf.
DIX Dared sliding seat barge race
open to all members of clubs except any
one In the Junior or Senior race at
Pearl Harbor, July 4, 1901. Course,
from judges stand around knuckle
buoy.
t'iN DalNh SlAhiiiB pthl Ddi &c race lOi
members of clubs who have not rowed
in any race. Course spar buoy
Four Dared shell race, open. Course.
} from Railroad wharf to Channel wharf,
distance of little over one half Of
} a mile.
Course, from judges stand to Channel
wharf.
; Yachting: First class yacht race.
Second class yacht race. Third class
yacht race. Fourth class yacht race.
Miscellaneous: Five Dared whale boat
race.
Tug-Or- War of two cared shore boats.
! not less than two boats on side.
! Japanese fishing boat race.
: Swimming race, distance 100 yards
, straight away.
: Six paddle canoe race.
, Tug-of-War between steamer service
boats in actual use.
Two Dared shore boat race.
Diving contest for distance
Steamer boat race.
Sailing canoe race.
Swimming race, half mile.
Four cared merchant ships boat
race.
Races open to all; no entry fee.
All rowing races are to be governed
by the Racing Rules of the Hawaiian
Rowing Association. Each entry shall
include the name of the boat, or If 1t
have none, the name Of the person who
enters it in the race.
The prize list has not yet been made
out on account of the work of collecting
subscriptions not having been start
ed. Collectors Will canvas the city to-
day About $500 is necessary to carry
on the regatta along last years lines.
and II Is anticipated that this amount
will be very readily forthcoming
WILL SING AT SUNDAY CONCERTS
For the first time in the history OF the
Territorial band vocal selection will
: be rendered at the Sunday concert
Captain Berber says that the singing
has always been an exceedingly popular
feature of the program at the regular
weekday concerts and that he has had
the introduction of the vocalists into