The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-19
.REGATT IA DAY WILL
INTEREST THE
CROWD
YACHTS HAVE ENTER
ED-ROW1NG RACES WILL BE
a BIG FEATURE - PROGRAM
STARTS EARLY IN MORNING.

STARTS EARLY IN MORNING.
Every body is looking for Ylt7 to to-
morrow with high hopes for fine wea-
Their which, looking from a regatta
standpoint means a smooth harnor
fair wind outside for the yachts a land
breeze and no rain. The whole harbor
fl 5nt will be gay with spectators d8unt
Myrtles keep open house. the Healanis
have issued invitations tn yacht club
entertains aboard the Cummins by IN
Vitatton and chairs for the general pub
lie have been provided on tIe principal
wharves, as usual, The judges, with
| some invited guests, prominent in re-
! gatta affairs, will have a gaily de-
cOrated house boat as their stand and
all the shipping will be strung with
/ bunting. Several launch parties are on
the tapis federal and civil and there will
/ be many shoreboats to be chased off
! the course by the clerk Captain Parker
/ of the Claudine.
/ The programme starts at $3.50 with a
| six cared gig race and runs on with
/ seventeen events until about three
O'Clock in the afternoon. The races in
! the six cared sliding seat barges, three
| of them, between the old time rivals,
Healanis and Myrtles, will hold the
| greatest interest for the crowd and an
other spectacle which will capture the
! waterfront will be the novelty intro
duced by the yachtsmen of "a man
| overheard AS each yacht crosses the
! line at the finish, one of it's crew will
fall over the stern and the yacht COM
! ing about, will rescue its man, a prize
! being given to the one doing it in the
| shortest time. This feature is both
| spectacular and useful.
| AL rowing races are under the charge
| of the Hawaiian Rowing Association
! all sailing races under the rules of the
Hawaii Yacht Club, except the sampans
| who will sail any old way The start
in the yacht races is made from an ina
| ginary line extending from the light
! house across to the Healani Boat House
and the finish across a line from the
judges houseboat to Wilders wharf
! There is a one gun start for the
| yachts, /. @. preparatory gun fire fol-
! lowed by one five minutes later Any
| yacht crossing the line before the Sec
ond gun must put about and recross or
| be barred. George Turner is judge OF
| the course and will follow the yachts on
| the steamer All yachtsmen must pro-
( cure their number from the regatta
| committee as given on the program and
! show corresponding numbers, not less
| than foot high in black figures, on
both sides of their sails. 1t will be a
"
the rowing races before hand The
Healanis and Myrtle senior race will
! be a well and clearly rowed event, pull
ed through in good form by both sides
with every prospect of the record being
| beaten.
Both clubs have their best men in the
boats and it will be a fight to the last
| length. The juniors will show up IN
! another close contest while the fresh
| men, being unknown values as factors
i! in the rowing world, will center much
| interest on their efforts The terms
seniors and juniors are perhaps mis-
leading the age question not entering
into the matter al all. Juniors are sim
ply men who have never rowed in a
| senior boat The crews, which are not
published on the program are as fol-
/ lows.
Healani Seniors: P. Jarrett. stroke:
D. B. Renear, .; c. H. Tracy, 4; Harry
Murray, 3; Fred Damon, ,; CASTOR
| Boisse, bow.
Myrtle Seniors: George Crozier,
stroke; H. Soper, 3; p. Lishman, 4; S.
Johnson, 3; Fred Wright, .; j. Crozier,
| bow.
Healani Juniors: Bert Webster,
stroke; Eugene Allen, 81 +. j. Church,
A; B. F. Hebron, 8; John Waterhouse,
2; Charles Murray, bow.
Myrtle Juniors: w. Damon, stroke;
w. Wright, 5; e. Ross, 4; Walker, g.
Simpson, 2; Louis King, bow.
Healani Freshmen: Bob McCorris-
ton, stroke; Austin, 3; George Desha,
A; John Clark, 8; Ben Clark, ?; Fred
| Williams, bow.
| Myrtle freshmen George Canavar-
rO stroke; Eddie Crabbe 3; Eddie
Paris 4; Beckett, 3; L. Gay, ?; r. Roe,
bow.
Officers of the day are Captain T. X.
! Clark, w. E. WALL c. Wilder starter,
! w. L. Wilcox, Timekeepers L. Marks,
| G. Dom, l.. p. Scott, c. f. Eakin;
Clerk of Course, Captain f. II. Parker;
Recorders w. Short and c. Charlock;
Yacht race Judge Allan Dunn Regatta
committee, S. E. p. Taylor, NJ. NJ. John
| son, w. .Parke, Secretary j. w.
| Smithies.
| Sixteen yachts will have entered. The
| Malolo on her showing on the Fourth of
July has been transferred to the third
class The Gladys, Mary L. and Helene
will make a close thing of it in the
first class. The Princess, being scratch
| ed one of the sidewalk boats should
win in the third. The Hawaii should
win in the second Captain Johnson
may not enter the race with the Dewey
being said to be disgruntled at the
size of the prize.
DEPARTURES OF SAILING FLEET.
The schooner Golden Shore got away
this D1nrpinur n haI Ia or for