The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-16
REGATTA
DAY NOTES
Yacht Courses.
Many and Prizes
Good.

Regatta pay IL close at hand and
every EFFORT il being made to put ginger
into the preparations 40 that the cele-
bfation will be one OF the most success
fui held IN years. For the yacht races
the following rules have been prepared
by the committed
second Division-Course: Start from
imaginary line between the lighthouse
and Healani Boat club thence out the
channel keeping between the buoys and
piles; thence to WAIKIKI stake boat
lacking around same; thence to Pearl
Harbor bar faLway buoy, lacking
around same; thence back to the bell
buoy, lacking around same; thence to
spar buoy passing up channel finish
opposite judges stand. Going and
coming from Waikiki keep on seaward
side of bell buoy. a warning gun Will
be fired five minutes before the start.
Time to be taking from the starting
gun. Races under Hawaii Yacht Club
rules.
First Division-Course: Same as Sec
ond division, but will finish at Spar
buoy, and will start ten minutes after
the second division.
The crews of the Healanis have beer
made up as follows:
Seniors-Dan Renear, stroke; Jean
Allen, 8; Paul Jarrett, 4; Bert He'll
bron, 3; Walter Rycroft, 9; Bob Nc
Corriston, !.
I.I, aylr ct nl.n =
man, 8; Sullivan, 4: Geo. Desha, 3;
Simpson, 2 Bonnie Clark, |.
Freshmen-Wm. Dixon, stroke; VIM
Wilson, 5; Frank Armstrong, A; Ed
Desha, 3; Frank Hatch. 2; Vincent
Fernandez, l.
The boat crews of the Myrtles are
at present as follows;
Senior-G. Crozier stroke; Simpson
5; Kopke, A; Crabbe, 3; Wright, 2;
King, 1.
Junior-Becket, stroke: Hughes, 8;
Roe, 4; Johnson, 3; Ewart, 2; Will
liams, /.
Freshmen-Brown, stroke; Honan, 8;
Jenkins. 4; Underwood, 3; Beckett, 2;
Schmidt, /.
The Healani pair-oared crews will
Dt as lolioNS.
Seniors-Dan Renear, Bert Hebron.
Juniors-Jean Allen, Bob McCorriston.
The prizes for all races will be as fol-
lows:
Six-oared gig race, $25; six-oared
barge race, Seniors, $25 trophy; fourth
class yacht race, first prize $25, second
prize $40, trophies; third class yachts,
first prize $25, second prize $40, trophies;
first class yachts, first prize $25, second
prize SIS; trophies; tug-of-war between
japanese sampans, S15; Freshmen six
cared barge, S25 trophy; six-oared barge
race, Juniors, s25 trophy; sampan race,
first prize SIS, second prize SO; five
cared whaleboat race, $25; siX-paddle
canoe race, first prize SIS, second prize
$40; pair-oared race, $40 trophy; steam
er-boat race, first prize $50, second prize
$40; sailing canoe race, first prize SIS,
second prize SO; tow-oared shoreboats,
first prize $40, second prize 50.
Entries so far include the following:
!. Six-oared Gig Race-Kapiolani, by
George Harris; Kanoelani, by Prince
Cupid.
2. Six-oared Barge-Myrtles, by r.
" King for NJ. b. C.
3. Launch Race-Waterwitch, by w.
e. Young; p. ID. O., by j. A. Young;
Billy, by p. Fitzgibbons; Pearl, by J.
r. Parker.
4. Second Glass Yachts-Hopsey, by
w. Erickson; Debbil, by w. Lyle;
Princess, by Prince Cupid.
s. First Glass Yachts-Spray, by II.
E. Picker; Gladys, by T. w. Hebron.
6. Tug of War, Sampans-No entries.
Z. Six-oared Barge, Freshmen-Myr-
ties, by T. V. King for NJ. b. C.
s. Six-oared Barge, Juniors-Myrtles,
by T. V. King for NJ. b. C.
8. Japanese Sampan Race-No en-
tries.
10. Five-oared WhaIeboat Race-La-
we-nihi, by Chas. Oio; Hoomai, by
George Sanford; Kapiolani, by George
Harris; Kanoelani, by Prince Cupid.
IL. Six-oared Paddle Canoe Race
IL. Six-oared Paddle Canoe Race
No entries.
~. Pair-oared Boat Race, Seniors
Myrtles, by T. V. King for NJ. b. {.
49, Pair-oared Boats, Juniors-Myr-
ties, by r. V. King for NJ. b. c.
IA. Steamer Boat Race-No entries.
10. Sailing Canoe Race-MilO, by
Frank Lubbock; Halekulani, by Dr., A.
G. Wall.
16. Two-oared Shoreboat Race-Ev-
erytime, by NJ, Kalama; Maybe Yer, by
U. Hiram; Ready, by $. Kupaka. Aloha,
by Andrew; Diamond Head, % ID. IA
mel; Luck 7, by Lima.