The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-23
RACES ARE
NOW FIXED
Regatta Commit
tee Arranges
Events.
|MYRTLES ELECT
NEW CAPTAIN
Three HeaIani Crews Are Out
Nishtly-MyrtIes Still Seeking
Boathouse Site.

HE regatta committee have def |
nitely decided upon the program
of rowing events for Regatta Day. |
The events to be contested by members
of the local boat clubs are as follows:
Six-oared barge race for senior crews.
Six-oared barge race, freshmen crews.
Six-oared barge race for members of
the Healani and Myrtle Clubs who did
not take, part in the races at Pearl
Harbor on July 4th.
Onehalf mile shell race, free for all.
Pair-oared race, German boats
The course will be from point in
| the flarbor around the spar buoy and
return to starting point
| The yachting events have not yet
been arranged and last years policy
will be followed of allowing the yachts
men to classify their boats and fix
their courses. The regatta committee
early in September.
| At meeting of the directors of the
Myrtle Boat Club held on Wednesday
evening the resignation of A. F, Judd
from the captaincy of the club was ac-
Icepted and w. w. Harris was appoint
led his successor. Mr.. Harris occupied
the same office year or SO ago and is
therefore thoroughly acquainted with
the duties of his responsible position.
Mr.. Judd resigned because he had not
necessary time at his disposal to attend
to the duties inSeparable from captain
cy. This being the state of affairs he
resigned in justice to the club and him.
self. He will start rowing next week
with the Myrtle oarsmen and may be
lseen in a boat on Regatta Day.
The Myrtle boat house situation re-
mains unchanged. A request has been
made to the local government to allow
the club TO locate below the channel
wharf outside of the naval reservation.
This request, it is anticipated, will be
granted. Should favorable reply be
received the proposition will be sub
mitted to the naval department.
Both boat clubs are practieing every
lafternoon. The Healanis have a senior
lcrew and two freshmen crews in train
ling. The rowing committee of the Hea-
lanis viii decide upon the freshman
crew to meet the Myrtles in September,
in couple of weeks.
| Coach Klebahn is looking after the
senior crew and Paul Jarrett and A. L.
C. Atkinson are putting the novices
through their PAGES.
Messrs. Jarrett, Renear Webster, C.
Rhodes, Murray, Walker and Damon
are considered the most likely candf-
dates for places in the senior boats.
The two freshman aggregations have
been got together by John Stokes and
Paul Jarrett. A. l.. c. Atkinson is
coaching Stokes possibles. They in
clude: Messrs. Stokes Lowell, Harri-
son, Holtzheiser Lansing and Berger
Included in Jarrett's batch of ambi-
tious rowers are Messrs. King, Marcal-
limo, Stone, Allen, Dickson and Deverill
Both lots of freshmen are working
hard and enthusiastically and the re-
gatta crew will be made UP of the best
linen in each company.
The half-mile shell race is an inno-
walton and promises to develop much
interest. Concerning the boats to be
used in the race a. L. c. Atkinson said
as follows to a reporter yesterday:
Il think that the race should be row.
ed in the senior Australian shells. The
Davey boat of the Healanis is much
better than the Myrtles' Australian
boats. and the Myrtles' junior Austria
liam boat is far superior to the Healanis
senior Australian boat BY rowing the
race in the senior Australian shells
both clubs would have an even break as
far as the matter of boats is concern
ed