Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-31
bR|dADES RAGE
.PALAMA WINS FOR SECOND
TIME FROM KAKAAK0 BOYS
Hopii Wins the Bicycle Race From
Williams in q Close Match--Moan-
alua Turned Over TO the Boys
Who Take Possession.

Two hundred Boys Brigade ysuns.
sters played and romped to their
hearts content over the hills and wales
of Moanalua. Hon. s. NJ. Damon had
thrown open his entire grounds. and
the boys took possession.
The sea beach proved to be great
source Of attraction owing to the great
heat Of the day, and a large number
of the boys RECALLED themselves In the
cooling waters of the surf. Others
retreated to the shady dales and glens
far up in the hills. and thus escaped
complete humiliation by the heat.
A battle royal ensued upon the ath-
letic field between the Palama aggre-
CATION and the boys from Kakaako.
Palama had won the last years field
day, but Kakaako swore that she would
take a fall out of the I'alamaltes this
time for sure. At first, prospects were
bright for Kakaako. but Palams soon
pulled ahead and won as she pleased
with SO points. Kakaako came second
with "a points. Kalihi third with GA
points and Punchbowl fourth with 81
points.
The bicycle race was by far the most
exciting of the day. In the first heat,
about six riders started. When the
boys turned into the stretch Hopii
(KK) and Espinda (P) took the lead
with jump. Espinda on the down hill
grade made the best OF his large gear.
and won out by half length.
A bad start for Williams (PB) in the
second very nearly put him out Of the
race before he had barely started. He
plugged 1t out, however, and soon took
the lead. A lost pedal near the stretch
put G. Desha. his most formidable op-
ponent out of the race, and Williams
won as he pleased with fifteen yards
to spare. Caesar (PB) coming second,
The final proved to be the race Of the
day. As the boys came into the
stretch, Hopii and Williams came for.
ward with a rush, fighting all the way
to the finish. At the last second, ar
extra plunge landed Hopii winner
by less than half length. Williams
coming second and Caesar (PB) third
Following is the complete list Of
events:
Pole vault. e. Desha (P) I. NC
Gurn (P) 2, Holborn (K) and En- Def
(KK) tied for third place. Height,
feet. inch.
Fifty yard dash--D. Desha (P) /
Engce (KK) 2. w. Desha (P) 3.
One hundred yard dash-En Su
(KK) 1, Espinda (P) 2. Lane (P)
Two hundred and twenty yard dasI
|-Engee XXX 1, w. Desha (P) 2, Eli
bet (KK) 3.
Half mile dash-Espinda (P) /, q
Desha (P) 2. r. Desha (P) 3.
Relay-Palama /, Kakaako ant
Punchbowl 2.
Three.legged race-Lane-G. Desht
Up /, En- Sul.Ah Sing (KK) 2, Broad
Espinda (P) 8.
Running broad iump-En Sui Xxx
/. with 16 feet Z inches; Espinda (P'
2. Lane (P) 3.
High jump-Hopkins (K) 1. with
feet 10 inches; Espinda (P) 2, Broat
P) 8. .h
Shot put-Kanae (KK) I. with 2!
feet Z inches; Broad (P) 2, Buckle
(P) 3.
Bicycle race-Hoopii (KK) I, VIII
liams (PB 2, Caesar (PB) 8.
P-Palama.
kK-Kakaako.
| K-Kalihi.
PB-Punchbowl.
Although the Kakaako boys were un
fortunate on the track they retrieve'
themselves to small degree by de
feating the Punchbowl ball tossers OF
the diamond. The game, although onl,
four innings long, was very interesting
SCORE BY INNINGS.
1894
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