The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-22
ATHLE TES
To STRIVE
Oahuans andkams
on Field and
Track.

If the weather permits, the dual ath-
letic meeting between Oahu College and
Kamehameha School will take place at
Kapiolani Park this afternoon, COM
mencing at 2:30 o'clock A great deal of
rain fell yesterday and last night the
track was reported TO be in a very sod
den condition. The meeting will take
place. however, if the contest can posi-
bly, be decided. for next Saturday Is the
date for the Boys Brigade field day, and
the chances are that if the dual meet is
not pulled OF today, it VIII go by the
board.
The tournament should be an unusual
ly interesting one for the track and field
Representatives of both institutions are
said to be very evenly matched. and
taken as a whole. to be fully up TO if not
above the standard of recent years. Some
excellent performances have been put on
record in private trials INDUCED in aur-
ing the training season, which. if dupl!-
Gated this afternoon, viii surely send
some Of .he local records a-glimmering.
Rivalry between the Oahuans and the
Kams is perhaps keener than ever this
year on account. to a great extent. of
the exceeding closeness of last years
struggle, when the Punahou contingent
pulled out amid excitement of the most
intense description. The Kamehame-
hans thought then and think now. that
luck gave the colegians the victory last
year and today will take no chances but
will make every post a winning one.
The dual meet last year was exceed
ingly we'll attended and was quite a bril-
liant affair, and there is no doubt but
that despite the counter attraction at
Punahou, a large crowd will find the
grand stand at the race track this al
ternoon, should the elements be propi-
tious. and watch with keen interest the
mighty struggle for athletic superiority
between the wearerS of the blue and white
and the buff and blue.
Following is list of the events and
entries and the order in which the for
mer will be called. The field and track
events will take place simultaneously:
TRACK EVENTS.
Eight hundred and eighty yards dash
-Rycroft (O), Brown co., Allen (O);
c. Kamah (K), d. Abraham (ko, A.
Kapo (k.).
(O0, Kaulukou (O0, Taylor (O.); Aka
ma (K.), II. Rees (K.), J. Pa (K).
One hundred and twenty yards hur-
dles-Miller (O), Hapai (O), Dickson
(O); J.Kealoha (K), ]. Mahiwa (K),
Il. Hamauku (K.).
Bailey (O0, Taylor (O), Kaulukou
(O); ]. Pa (K.), H. Rees (Ko, A. X
Akana (K.).
Four hundred and forty yards dash
Schnack (O.), Allen (O), Gilman CO..;
Scharch (K.), G.. Maiobo (K.), X. Poki
paIa (KO.
Two hundred and twenty yards hur-
dles-Robinson co., Hapai 90; j, Pa
CK.), V. Lemon (K). Hamauku (K).
One-mile run-Brown (O), Jordan
(O), Dickson 90; Kahilikolo (K). w.
Kaia (IS.), d. Abraham (K.).
Relay Race-Kaulukou (O). schnack
(O), Bailey co.. Rycroft (O); F.
Scharch O<). Kamoli (K). G. Maiobo
CK), a. X. Akana (K), d. Abraham
(K.).
Broad Jump-Bailey (O). Hoffman
(O). Campbell 90: j. Pa (k.), e. Har-
dee XII. Kealoha (K).
Twelve-pound shot put-Crabbe (O),
Robinson (O), Canavarro (OD; L. Ha-
mauku CN). Nahinu CK9, H. Kaeo
High jump-Rycroft (O), Dickson
(OD; Hardee (k), X. Pokipala (h.),
V. Lemon (K).
Sixteen-pound hammer throw-Rob-
inson (OD, Walker (O), Crabbe (O0;
CT. Nahinu (KD, +. Hamauku (kO, Or.
Apela (K).
bell 90: Hardee (K), d. Kaai (Ko,
V. Lemon (K).
Today's vents will be closely followed
by those interested in next Saturdays big
championship meeting. At present the
local athletic organizations are practi-
cally in the dark as to their relative
strength or weakness. but the results of
today's contests should throw a flood of
light on that all important point.
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Youngsters Close Football Season.