The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07
Punahou and HIGH
School Meet
Tomorrow.
MYRTLE CLUBMEN
ARE VERY ACTIVE
Horsemen Making Ready for the
Coming Racing Season at
the Track.

" HE Punahou- High School athletic
meeting will take place tomorrow
afternoon on the Oahu College
campus, commencing at o'clock. The
complete list of entries is as follows:
Fifty Yard Dash-High School, En-
! Sang, Kennedy, Griswold; Punahou,
Castle, Campbell
One Hundred and Twenty Yards,
Hurdles high)-High School, Smith,
Kopke; Punahou. Cruzan. ago.,
Eight Hundred and Eighty Yard Run
/ High School, Peterson, Kopke; Pu-
nahou, F. Deverill, Brown, p DeverilI
Spalding.
Broad Jump-High School, Kennedy,
Peterson; Punahou, Castle, Campbell.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yards,
Hurdles Qow)-High School, Crabbe
Holt; Punahou, M. Robinson, T. Mar
cellino.
Shot Put-High School. Robertson,
} fCrabbe.
One Hundred Yard Dash-High
School, En- Sang, Kennedy, Greenwich;
Punahou. Castle, Kaulukou.
Four Hundred and Forty Yard Dash
High School, Hatfield, Alvarez; Pu-
nahou, Marcellino, Schnack. Gilman,
Rycroft
i, High Jump-High School, Greenwich,
Alvarez; Punahou, Campbell. Cruzan,
) Dixon, Hapai. .r.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard
Dash-High School, En- Sang, Holt,
Greenwell; Punahou, Castle, f. Dew
, GRILL
Pole Vault-High School Girvin,
King, En- Sang; Punahou, Campbell,
: Kaulukou.
, Relay Race-Entries undecided.
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conclusion, and tomorrows contest is
> practically a try-out in view of the
Punahou- Kamehameha field day, to
take place at Kapolani Park on the
: 23d instant. tGl -
The High School athletes will. how
ever make a good showing, and if En-
. Sang comes up to his true form, may
score more points than is anticipated
The Oahu College boys have been
training conscientiously for a long
: time past and Castle is expected to
!. show the markings of a sterling ath-
lete
That a great deal is not at present
!. Transporting at the Myrtle boathouse is
owing to the fact that the club may
: have to move from its present location
! and the possibility of this naturally
/ retards many contemplated improve
! ments. The Healani boathouse viii
: not be disturbed, as it is situated upor
|. the Naval reservation.
The arrival of the Myrtle's new pair
y oar shell has been hailed with much
! | satisfaction by the members of the
club. 1t is fitted with sliding and sta
= tionary seats, spoon oars, rugged thole
l pins. and is Carver built. and no.
lapstreaked like the Australian boats
! 1t will be used for coaching purposes
, for which its double-seating arrange
s ment makes it especially suitable. as
I the neophyte in rowing must learn his
= A, B, C's on the fixed seat. pair
1 cared race between the two clubs
would also be very acceptable fea-
= ture, if sandwiched between the senior
3 and junior championship races annual
| ly rowed at Pearl Harbor.
The new boat was obtained through
3 the instrumentality of Captain kle
/. balm, of the Healanis, whose offer II
the matter was entirely voluntary. Hi:
, action will materially assist the efforts
8 of MeSSrS. Judd and Atkinson, who are
; doing their best to disperse the absurd
? prejudice existing between the mem.
= berS of the two clubs.
! The Myrtle boats are undergoing
2 their annual repairs. consisting of re-
p pairing, painting, vanishing, and an.
| other necessary improvements.
There is a great difference between
= the two clubs. The Healan1 is row,
!. ing, yachting and swimming institu
E ton while the Myrtle deyotes its al
p most exclusive attention to rowing
constitutes a large percentage of the
{ entire membership.
: L. H. Dee is putting four stalls a
| the race track in repair for his eX
{ elusive use during the coming season
= He will race Octoroon. Albert M, Artit
! w, and possibly Abbey and Lawrence
H. One of the stalls will be com
r fortably fitted up for his trainer anc
! jockey.
At present King and Opiopio have
{ charge of his horses. Walter MartiI
= is expected down in the course or {
few weeks, and will then PERSONAL,
superintend training operations.
= Octoroon will be entered in the 2:1
s class, while Albert M, which has win
I tered we'll and filled out like a ball
. will try conclusions in the 2:30 class
s Artie w is owned by Captain Soule
l. and will be remembered by his gooC
D second to Walter p, which won sen
y sational race in the 800 class las
s year.
Waldo J, the gray ghost, has beef
y sent to the track to be trained.
!. A number of local owners are anx
ious to send their horses to the track
= but refrain from doing so on accoun
3 of the dilapidated condition of thu
lstabling At least one man claims tina
y he will fix up stall for his horse a
3 his own expense, and when the locke.
, Club sends round the rent bill will de
! duct expenses of repairs from tn
h same.
Abbey's gallon of a half mile In IS
4 was a good performance, when II
" considered that the track was heavy
!. the saddle and blanket weighed
least six pounds, and the boy Il
y pounds.