Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-19
CANOE RAGE EXCITING
PAIR.OARED EVENTS
CAPTURED BY MYRTL S
IRISH WINS THE FIRST DIVISION
YACHT RACE - GLADYS OUT
SAILS HAWAIIAN AND
SPRAY.

The latter part of the Regatta Day
program was considerably altered. A:
no boats showed up for the sampar
tug-of.war this event was cut out. The
whaleboat race was started next. Al
only the Kanoelani and the Kapiolan
showed up at first these we're started
alone together. This made PRACTICAL,
a repetition of the first race, only the
course was shorter. The Lawenih
and the Hawaii showed up a little
later on and were started together al
o separate race.
The Kanoeiani got a better start
than the Kapiolani and led well. TIL,
Kanoelani kept her lead and on the
return was lar ahead 81 her rival. IN
the last part OF the channel Harris
boat made a wonderful squirt but II
was of no avail; the Kapoelani won
the race with comparative ease
Time: Kanoelani. 80 2-5, Kapiola
nj. 1919 3.5.
The Lawenihi and the Homai got of
well together. The Lawenihi kept
hulnlhE thIoutiout th' l@S' Gnu M
ished great distance ahead Of her
opponent Time: Lawenihi. 22:19.
In the Junior six.oared sliding seat
barge race the Myrtles redeemed their
former defeats and the hackers OF this
club picked up fresh spirits. The He
alanis took the windward course. The
Myrtles took the lead from the start
passing the lighthouse a length to the
good. and maintained their lead
throughout, gaining especially on the
homeward stretch. The Myrtles won
the race by at least six lengths. Time
Myrtlcs. 1911 2-5; Healanis, 1888.
The canoe sailing race was very ex
citing. The Alabama started In the
lead with the Keomoku close sec
ond The Flying Fish soon dropped
out OF sight. The return was wildly
exciting. The boats kept very even
the Alabama having slight advan
tage. They fouled Off the lighthouse
but soon got clear. The Alabama
which was a pronounced iavorite. won
by barely half length. Time: Ala
bama. :5i Is; KeomJku, 6:54 As.
The steamer boat race was PARTED
pated In by the Kinau. Kauikeaouli and
Moi Wahine. The Likelike, Concord
and Helene did not start. The boat;
finished in a procession with intervals
OF about to lengths. The Kaulke
aouli won with the Kinau second
Time: Kauikeaouli, 14:33; Kinau
1910 Ii.
The Senior pair-oared race was woI
by the Myrtles by about one-half Q
length, the Heahnis pressing closet!
Ut the finish. There was q fierce de
bate regarding the race, the Healani'
disappearing the decision Of the judges
which gave the race TO the Myrtles. Oh
account OF the fact that there had beer
no shot fired when the race finished
and as no time was taken.
The Junior pair.oared race was alst
won by the Myrtlcs, who neld the leal
all the way and won by several lengths
! The Healanis claim that the courst
their crew had 10 row was longer thar
that of the Myrtles. Time: Myrtles
2:07 20; Healanis, 2;l5.
In the sailing canoe race the follow
ing boats started: Milo, Frank Lu
beck: Halekulani, DR.. A. G. Wall: Ala
bama, A. VI. Brown; Keomuku, A. NJ
Brown: Flying Fish, Walter billing
ham: Kakaako, Inaeha; Waieleele
lnaeha. The race was slow and wal
won by the Alabama with the Flying
| Fish second Time: Alabama
1851 ~: Flying Fish, $500.
In the shoreboat race the May Flow
er. Minnie and Fair Play started. TIL,
Minnie won with the May Flower sec
ond, the Fair Play having given VI
during the race. Time: Minnie, 9:0S
May Flower, 1888.
The yachts OF the second division
finished late in the afternoon. Thu
Irish won with the Malolo second
Time: Irish, hours, minutes. /
seconds: Malolo, hours. 20 minutes
20 seconds.
The first division yacht race wa
won by the Gladys with the Hawai-
second. Time: Gladys, 3 hours, 2
minutes, IL seconds; Hawaii, 3 hours
80 minutes, 80 seconds.