Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23

school, w. Campbell. H. Hoffman, and
c. c. Bailey representing Punahou ana
]. Pa, Il. Hardee and J. Kealoha work |
ing for the Kamehamehas. The crowd |
which had been watching the first race
from the stand, now moved, n great
part of 1t. to piece of ground on the
inside of the track, to view the jump
ing. The Kamehamehas won first in
this event, J. Pa covering 20 feet and 4
inches in one leap. Campbell of the
| Oahus came second and an Oahu boy
came third, c. G. Bailey. This made
eleven points for the Oahus and five
for the Kamehamehas.
One Hundred Yards Dash.
Though second on the official pro-
gram, the 100 yards dash was the third
event called. The managers very
wisely arranged the sports so that
jumping and similar feats came be-
tween races, thus making an agreeable
variety of entertainment in an order
that was all the more attractive. J.
! Taylor, l.. Kaulukou and c. G. Bailey
entered the dash for the Oahus and A.
X. Akana. II. Rees and Pa for the
Kamehamehas. Akana of the Kane
hamehas came in first In 10 As Sec
onds. the record being one-ffth OF
second less.
J. Pa was second and Kalukou of the
Oahus third. This made the points
even, the oahus and the Kamehamehas
each having attained twelve points.
Excitement at this stage OF the pro-
ceedings was great. although 1t was
still early in the afternoon. Now the
boys of both schools were confident OF
victory, although they realized that
there was likely to be very hard tus-
sic.
The Twelve Pound Shot.
The mighty armed ones then betook
themselves to where the twelve-pound
shot was waiting to be put. G. Cana
varro, +. Crabbe and NJ. Robinson put
for the Oahus and +. Hamauku. q. Ma
hinu and II. Kaeo for the Kamehame
has. Though the Oahus we're pretty
good putters, the Kamehamehas got
away with them when II came to the
trick and the strength TO do II. The
: latter won first, second and third hon
ors in the following order; Hamauku,
: Kaeo and Nahinu. the winner putting
= the shot distance OF 81 feet inches.
The record according to the official
program is ~ feet and inches.
The points were now as follows: Ka-
5 mehamehas, 20; Oahus. IL.
High Hurdle Race.
Amusement as well as excitement
~ characterized the running Of the high
hurdle race, for where there are OBJ
stacles some needs must fall and the
good natured crowd must laugh while
, the victim grits his teeth and tries to
make up for his blunder.
l.. II. Miller, G. Hapai and w. Dick
son entered for the Oahus and J. Ke-
, aloha 7. Nahiwa and Il. Hamauku for
the Kamehamehas. This time he was
boy of Oahu College who came in
first. skipping the hurdles with ease
and grace. Miller covered the distance
and the bars In 10 3-5 seconds, the
record being 1914 seconds.
Boys of Kamehameha took second
, and third places, Hamauku coming In
second and Kealoha following. The
!, points now stood 90 to II, in favor OF
the Kamehamehas.
: Running High Jump.
: Hardee OF the Kamehamehas came
q very near the record in the running
, high jump. The record is feet 4Ia
inches. Hardee accomplished 5 feet
inches. Dickson OF the Oahus came
second and X. Polipala Of Kamehame-
ha school took third Those who en-
= tered beside the above were: Rycroft
of Oahu College and L. Lemon Of the
q Kamehamehas.
( 22o Yards Dash.
n Again heetness of foot was put on
S exhibition. This time II was dash of
a 220 yards and the entries were, for
S Oahu, Taylor, Kaulukou and Bailey:
c for Kamehameha. Pa Rees and Akana
c Kamehameha took the two leading
S places in this event, Akana crossing
I the line first in 20 3-5 seconds. the
= record being "a S-5 seconds, so that the
Kamehameha boy broke the record by
= one second. Pa followed Akana and
K Bailey of the Oahus came third,
: Twelve Pound Hammer.
l. Throwing the twelve pound hammer
= was next INDUCED in. F.. Crabbe. A.
: Walker and NJ. Robinson threw for
oahu College and G .Nahinu, Il. Hama
: uku and G. Apela for the Kamehame'
has. Apela won for the Kamehamehas
throwing the hammer distance OF 100
feet and inches, coming close to the
I record OF 1903 feet and 3 inches. Crabbe
came second for the Oahus and Nahinu
J of the Kamehamehas came third. The
: points now stood IL to % In favor OF
the Kamehamehas.
44o Yards Dash,
The running races were the mos.
!, popular sports with the crowd and
!, when race was announced enthusi'
!, usm burst forth afresh. Oahu put +
a Setback, c. +. Allen and w. Gilman
and Kamehameha put f. Scharsch, G
MaiOho and X. Pokipala in the field fol
;, the 44O yards dash. Kamehameha wor
first and second places, Scharscf
breasting the tape first and Maioht
second, Schnack of the Oahus comini
third. Scharsch made the distance II