Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-14
KAMEaAMEHA WINNER.
NATIVE BOYS ECLIPSE
EFFORT OF OPPONENTS
Made So Out of Possible iO6 Points
--PunahOu Next With 3d.
Y. N. c. A. Brought
Up Rear.

Up Rear.
The field day of the Boys Brigade
Saturday is conceded by all to have
been the most successful event of the
kind ever held in Honolulu or in the
Islands anywhere. II was carried out
with a vim that has very seldom been
eQualled and the various events that
composed the program were taken part
in by the best athletes OF the city TAX
en- from the various educational insti-
tutions and athletic organizations and
who with a very few exceptions, were
In the very pink of condition.
There was a large number Of people
present. The grandstand was crowded
and there were many people in car
riages, on bicycles. horseback and foot.
The band was present and from u posi-.
ton at the makai end Of the grand.
stand, furnished lively airs throughout
the afternoon.
The central position in the grand
stand was occupied by Princess Kawa-
nanakoa who awarded the prize cup at
the conclusion OF the events and gave
leis to the various victors in the track
and field events. with her were Mrs
Sanford d. Dole, Miss Adams, Miss
Anita Chrystal, Miss Campbell. Miss
Irene Dickson and Miss Roe Cunha.
The Kamehameha boys won the day
by an overwhelming number of points
their total being more than those OF
all the other teams put together. II Ii
n great pity the Honolulu Athletic Clul
team could not have taken part. Il
seems certain that the result would
have been different although It is con
coded by all that the Kamehameha
boys would have won the day in any
event. Following were the score,
made:
Kamchameha-
Punahou-23.
Maile-l limas-6,
Artillery.
1 Y. NJ, c. Az.
! Following Is a summary of the vic
tors Of the day and their scores in thu
various events:
: l00-yard dash-First. Akana (K.)
second, Pa KJ; third, Hopkins (NI
ID; time, 10 As; Island record, 10: %
Half-mile run-First, Brown (PJ
second, Kahali *; third, Anderson
on. ID; time, 2:1i %; Island record
2;OS.
l2O-yard hurdle-First, Miller (PD
time, IL 40; Island record, 1874.
Mile run-First, MANS CAD; second
Clark IN. -; Burns. (PJ; time, 3; /
2-5; Island record, j:43.
4iO-yard dash First, ScharsCh
(KD; second, A. Marcallino CPD; third
MaIoho *; time, "a; Island record
"a As.
22O-yard dash-First, Akana CKD
second, Pa OKD; third. Hopkins IN
ID; time, :23 20; Island record, %
3-5.
22O-yard hurdle - First, Robinson
PJ; second, Pa (KD; third, Kealoh
(KD; time, :2S l-5; Island record, 30.
Relay race-Kam. team, time, 3:47
Island record, 3:i6. Akana finished 70
the Kamehamehas.
l2-pound shot put-First, Richard
(KD; second Kanae CKD; third, Eva
like (YD; distance, ~ It. 2A in; Isl
and record AZ IT s in.
High jump-First, Hardee (KO; sec
onH Hopper ND; third, Rycroft (PD
distance, It. 6Ia in; Island record
> feet in.
Pole vault-First, Hardee CKO; sec
ond, Kaulukou CPD; third, Kaai (KO
distance, 10 It. II in; Island record
10 It. 6 in.
Broad jump-First, Pa (KD; second
Bailey, CPJ; third Boyer IN. -; dis
lance, 10 It. "A in; Island record, 2
feet II in.
12-pound hammer throw First
Richards (KJ; second, Renear PD
third, Dole (PO; distance, 1919 #. A.
in; Island record, 1913 #. in.
The officials of the meet were as fol
lows:
Athletic COmmittee-Clltton J. Ira
cy, Marion A. Cheek, w. w. Harris, /
b. Clark.
ns-Kamchameha L. Lemon
Artillery, Lieut.. Behr; Y. NJ. c. A., /
Young; Punahou, w. Williamson
Male lima, p. Benson.
RefeTee-F. Young.
MARSHALL. F. Chillingworth.
Clerk Of Course. l.. Torbert.
StarteT-W. II, Babbtt.
ScoTer-D. l.. Conkling.
} Timekeepers-F, ]. Kruger, A. Wa
terhouse, II. NJ. Ayres.
Judges at Finish-Lieut. Behr, l