Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-15
EVERYTHING IN SHAPE
FOR REGATTA DAY

| Lust eNehihS was pTdctlcdlly tue las
hard day Of training for tomorrow
aquatic sports. Both boat clubs hav
put forth their best endeavors to pu
In the held well trained crews that will
make the best possible showing. Eacl
is AMBITIOUS to show the other the wal
TO the mark and each race is sure t.
De won on It's merit. The winning
crew or each event Will realize tina
they nave been In a race. The crew,
this year are as representative as they
nave been In former times and Just as
good sport Is looked for. Many Of tbs
Old oarsmen VIII again be seen In Z
boat.
Besides the boat crews there are the
yacht men and others who will partici-
pate to make the days sport complete
and interesting and each Of them are
Just as interested in his event as the
oarsmen. The canoes and whale boats
VIII do their part. The one thing that
VIII be missed will be Berger's band.
which has always been on hand to fur
nish the music for this event There
will, however. be other music.
| Sailing boats, yachts, launches and
small craft will all be on hand and
working with their interested loads Of
spectators. People will welcome the
sight OF a busy and crowded harbor
There will be a host Of admirers that
VIII take sides on each event and
money will be put In circulation by the
more ambitious sport who is willing
to back his Judgment with his coin.
Even today people about town are dis
playing their favorite colors on or
about their dress.
At the Healani Boat House last even
ing the crews were given some of their
final instruction by Smiling Sam Walk
er. Sam express himself as well pleas
ed with the outlook for the result Of
the days races and was sure that the
Blues would land a majority of them.
Tom King over at the Myrtles was
just as sure that his bunch would be
victorious as Sam. He claims that his
men are all in fine fettle and that IL
they loose there will be no excuse to
offer.
The first event will be pulled of at
10 o'clock and special endeavor will
be made by Little Willie Monsarrat to
keep the ball rolling once 1t is started.
Doc is the Master Of Ceremonies and
means business.
Theentries for the various Regatta
Day events closed yesterday afternoon
and are as follows:
First event-Six- cared gig, station
airy seats: "Kanoelani," Prince Cupid;
"Kapiolani," George Harris.
Second event-six-oared sliding seat
barges: "Healani," by Healani b. &
Y. Club; All. Rogers" by Myrtle Boat
Club.
Third event-Launch race: Water
WITCH w. E. Young; up. d. o." J. A.
Young; Fun" p. Fitzgibbons; Julie"
Mrs. c. w. Macfarlane.
Fourth event-Second class yachts:
Myrtle" G. A. Crozier; Princess"
Prince Cupid; IRISH" s. Dowsett;
Maggie" W. Lyle; "Malolo." c. John
son; Skip" J. Jaeger.
flith eVent-F1rst class yachts:
SPRAY" Com. II. E. Picker; "Kapo-
lei,' Vice-Com. G. F. Renton; "Ha-
wall Sorenson & Lyle.
Sixth event-Tug-of-war, japanese
sampans: 20. H." by Mkt. Post en-
tries will be received.
Seventh event-six-oared sliding seat
barge Freshmen: "Healani," Healani
b n Y. Club; "Alf. Rogers Myrtle
Boat Club.
Eighth event-Six-oared sliding
seats. Juniors: "Healani," Healani b.
4 Y. Club; "Alf. Rogers" Myrtle Boat
Club.
Nn'n event - Japanese sampans'
seu''ns, " N" oy Miki' Post en-
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