The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-22
THE RESULTS OF
REGATTA DAY
YACHT RACES STILL IN DOUBT
AND WILL HAVE TO BE SET
TIED BY JUDGES.

The results of the Regatta Day pro-
gram gave the Myrtles the best of the
rowing events. The yacht races are
still unsettled as to which won in each
class Some of the smaller boats went
over the entire course as laid down by
the program and some of them cut it
short, acting on instructions, they
claim, from Judge of the Course Tur-
ner aboard the Cummins. The Vi-ke
however sailed over the entire course
and claims not to have known or heard
the announcement OF the course being
shortened. The Mary l.. which was
ahead of the Gladys lost a long time
looking for the buoy which Is said not
to have been placed where advertised.
The Cummins is also have said to have
notified the Gladys first of the where
abouts of the buoy before notifying the
leading boat Mary L., thus enabling
the Gladys to take a long slant while
the Mary L. was losing time beating
up to it after having, in company with
the Myrtle, mistaken the course, and
sought the buoy where it was not. The
regatta committee of the yacht club
will probably hold a court of inquiry.
The results are as follows:
Six-oared gig races, stationary seat
Won by the Kanoelani, entered by
Prince Kuhio, in 23:19 1-5. Kapiolani,
! A. l.. G. Atkinson, 2; Alexander A, w.
| w. Harris, 3. Won easily. Price $40.
! SiX-oared sliding seat barge, Heala-
mis- and Myrtles. Won by Myrtles in
14:52 3-5. Nine seconds separated the
crews. Prize $25 trophy.
Japanese sampan tug-of-war. Won
| by Animoto quartet from Wada's four
in eight minutes Prize SIS cash.
! Six-oared sliding seat barge, Heala-
and Myrtle juniors. Won easily by
Myrtles in 1874 1-5. Forty-five seconds
| between boats. Prize $25 trophy.
SiX-oared sliding seat barge, Hea-
lani and Myrtle freshmen. A close
race, won by the Myrtles in 1921. Hea-
lanis in 1925. Prize $25 trophy.
Japanese fishing boat race. Won by
Shikishima from Fiji and Asashi in II
minutes Prizes, SIS first. and $40 sec
ond.
Whale boat race. One entry, Home
Rule, time 10 minutes.
Six-paddle canoe race Liloa of the
Hotel Annex won by a narrow margin
of five seconds. The time was 6:52
Alabama, A. NJ. Brown, q Ala Hulk
Moku, 3, and Halekulani 4. Prizes, $1E
and So
Pair cared sliding seat. Healanis
and Myrtles Won by Healanis. Race
much Interrupted by sailing craft and
steamer. Best crew won. Trophy $2O
Steamer boat race. Won by Maui's
crew from Claudine's crew in 1925
Prizes, 500 and SO.
Sailing canoes Halekulani, 1; Mar
inc Railroad, 2. Time 1922. Prizes, SIT
and so. Huki Moku, Kaeiwa, Kaka-
ako Swipes, Sam and Liloa also COM
peted.
SiX-oared sliding seat barge. Inter
mediate crews of Healani and Myrtle
and j. L. Torbett's crew. Won by Hea-
lanis from Myrtle by IL seconds. Time
9:5 3-5. Trophy $25.
Pair oar shore boats. Won by j. Ka.
: ne in the Diamond Head from the May
Flower and Every Time. Time 1871
! Prizes, $40 and So.
Fourth class yacht race. Abbe NJ
crossed finishing line ahead of Maria
Prize $25 trophy. Third class, Myrtle
crossed line first, with Pirate, Aloha
Malihini and Wikiwid following. Pro
test entered from Vi-ke regarding stake
boat. Prizes $25, SIS and $40. SeconC
class race declared Off
First class. Gladys finished fifteel
, feet ahead of the Mary L. The cours
was not covered, both boats standing
in by mutual consent and on the sug
gestion of Skipper Merry in the Mar.
l.. Mary L. made excellent showing.