The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
EASY FOR
ST. LOUIS
Walks Away With the
Points in Field
Day.

ST. Louis College-107; Y. NJ. c. A
SO: Normal School-19; Mills Institute
That was the result of the Y. NJ. c.
a. field meet held on the Boys Field
yesterday afternoon. Everything was
ST Louis from the start though all the
teams made a game fight. The events
were closely contested although the
records made were not anything Won
derful. There was a stiff wind blowing
down Nuuanu valley and straight a
cross the field and it would have been
almost impossible to break any records.
In some of the events all the points
went to st. Louis but in most of them
there was at least a hot contest.
The contestants were divided into
two classes-those above the age of
fourteen were called Seniors and those
below that age We're classed as Juni-
ors. In some cases, however, it SEEM
ed as if boys in the junior class must
have been over the age. Nevertheless,
there were few kicks. The Mills boys
were as a rule much smaller that their
opponents. One little tot. seemingly
but just into short trousers, ran game
ly in the half mile but was outdis-
tanced by men almost twice his size.
Considera BILE interest was conferred in
the open 80 and 100 yard races. It had
been expected that Akana and En- Sue
would fight out their rivalry here but
En- Sue was at the baseball game and
failed to put in an appearance Wells
won the 50-yard easily with Akana
second and Williams third. In the hun
dred McCandless brought down the
house by winning handily by a yard.
Wells took second from Akana by two
yards. Gold medals were presented in
these events. The other winners re-
ceived leis from the hands of ladies
representing the various schools.
Fifty yard dash (open)-wells, first;
Akana, second; A. H. Williams. third.
Time, As sec.
One mile run (Seniors)-Bechert Y
NJ. c. A. first; Bryant, st. L., second;
Cunningham, st. l., third. Time
min. 80 sec.
Eight hundred eighty yard run
Seniors)-Keliikahi, ST. L., first;
Azevedo, ST. L., second: NJ Turner,
Y. NJ. c. A, third. Time. min. 8 As
sec.
Fifty yard dash (Juniors)-Hoopai
st. L.. first; Mon Yen, Y. NJ. C. A,
second; Pinto, st. L., third. Time,
6 Is sec.
Fifty yard dash (seniors)-Drum-
mond, st. l., first; Solomon Chang.
Y. NJ. c. A, second; Ching Yet, Mills,
third. Time. sec.
One hundred twenty yard hurdles g
fee)-Nahiwa, Nor, first; Meyer. St
l.. second; Cockett, st. L., third
Time, II LIS sec.
One hundred yard dash (open)-Mc-
first; Wells. second; Akana,
third. Time. 10 As sec.
One hundred yard dash (Juniors)--
Carey, st. L., first; Hoopai. St. l.,
second; Mon Yen, Y. NJ. c. A, third
Time, IL sec.
One hundred yard dash (Seniors)--
Drunlmond. st. l., first; Desch, Y NJ.
c. A, second; Kaulukou, St L., third
Time, IL 2-5 sec.
Half mile relay (Juniors) st. Louis,
first; Y. NJ c. A. second; Mills. third.
Time, min. Sc 2-5 sec.
Four hundred forty yard run
(Seniors)-Bryant, St L., first; Cum
ningham, st. L., second; Lee Chock,
Mills, third. Time, l min. Is sec.
Two hundred twenty yard dash
(Juniors)-Carey st. L.. first: Azevedo,
st. L., second; Ladd, st. L., third |
Time. % sec.
Two hundred twenty yard dash
Seniorso-Nahiwa, Nor. first: Arcia,
st. l., second; Ching Yet, Mills. third.
Time. IS Is sec.
-Four hundred forty yard run (Jurf-
ors)-Silva St. l.. first; Keliikahi, St
l., second; Mott. Y. NJ. c. A, third. |
Time. 1 min. IL sec.
One mile relay (Seniors)-St. Louis.
first; 7. NJ. c. A. second; Mills. third
Time. min. Is sec.
Shot put G2-lb.)-Kekuewa St. l..
first: Meyer, st. l.. second: Meyer. ],
st L., third. Distance, SO #. 3th in.
Running high jump (Jun:ors)-
Clark. st. l.. first: Mon Yen. Y. NJ. c.
A. and Hoopai st. T.. tied for sec
ond. Height, #. 61k in.
Running high jump (Senfors)-Poa- |
.uhi, Nor, and Desch, Y. NJ. C. A, tied