The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
GOSSIP OF
FIELD DAY
Nearly a Hundred Ath.
letes Entered by Five
Organizations.

| athletes yesterday was the field day
| entries.
| AS showing the individual strength
| of the teams entered, the following
personnel is submitted:
| Oahu College-Lyman, Cooper, W.
Desha; Sing Chong, Pa, Peterson, D.
Desha, J. Desha, F. Wight, r. Smith.
S. Dodge, S. Desha. Alloy Loong, L.
Clark, Hang Chack, L. Wilmington,
E. F. Melanphy, A. Schnack. W. Nc
Dougall, w. Lydgate, Lo On, P. de
Brettebille, J. Reed. Total %.
Kamehameha Schools = McCandless,
Mackenzie, Cummings, Hull, Pahia,
Kahiki, Maioho, Maby, Mahukona, Ku-
Anime, Comrades, Kapu, Puaoi Sawa-
guchi, Bartels, Kalimapehu, Mcintyre,
Davies, H. Aud, E. Noah, Kaipo.
Toomey, s. Robinson, Meyer, Maka-
nui H. Robinson, F. Kanae. Simeona,
Asui, ]. Archer. Bal, S. Kauhane. w.
Cluney, s. Apela. Total a.
Kamehameha Alumni-Ah Hook, Ha-
nakahi, Owana. j. Arcia, Nawahi j.
Kapu, Helenihi, j. R,epa, Huihui, Ha-
mauku, Nahale. Total IL.
Tenth MISUNDERSTANDING, Ewing.
Total 2
Diamond Heads-En Sue. Correa,
Kaulukou, Akana, J. Lo, Sheldon, Syl-
va, Sharsch, r. Clark, Ching Lun G.
Desha, F. Bechert, J. Kepa, Hopper,
Trask. Ayres, o. Jones, Ewaliko, F.
S. Mcleod, Annoy, ]. Fern, Ching Yet,
T. Carter, Kaai, T. Mcleod, w. r.
Chiffon. Total 26
The Kamehameha Schools (34) lead
in number of entries. Diamond Heads
$3.50 and Oahu College (23) coming
next.
Altogether 90 different individuals
are down to compete on Saturday and
have been in training for the past six
weeks or more.
Contrary to expectations the Kane
hameha Alumni have entered team
Of their own and will not throw in
their lot with the school. although
there is likely to be a tacit under
standing between the representatives
of the two organizations.
Camp Mckinley has named two 10th
Infantryn1en for track honors in Arm
strong and Ewing who go for the 100
yards and $50 va ds races. respectively.
Armstrong recently ran his distance in
10 As seconds at the garrison sports.
J. Reed, one of the Oahu College
faculty, is entered for the hammer
throw.
There are four Deshas on the Oahu
College team and one running for the
Diamond Heads.
Joe Pa. Punahous old war horse, is
entered again in several events.
Lo On, the "socker'' goalkeeper CT
the Punahou team, will participate in
the high jumps.
Lyman of Oahu College is said to be
a very fast sprinter.
Cummings is the star sprinter of the
Kamehameha Schools
Sawaguchi will be the sheet anchor
of the Kamehameha Schools in the
mile run.
e. Noah is the little fellow who took
part in the mile walk at the Y. NJ. c.
A field day on December of last
year.
Frank Kanae. holder of the Hawai-
ian 12-pound shot-put record, IS en-
tered for kameha uoeha Schools Last
Head colors.
Bal is the crack pole vaulter of the |
Schools team.
Ed Hamauku's name hobs up in the |
for the weight events of the |
Namehameha Alumni.
Bill Huihui, the boxer, will essay the |
nile walk for the Alumni.
J. Kepa is entered both by the |
Alumni and the Diamond Heads for
he mile run.
Tom Carter of Iolani College will |
compete for the Diamond Heads in
he pole vault.
The Mcleod brothers of Eva and |
Va ina I'M T0i n a
he Diamond Heads in the weight |
vents
Sharsch, the Diamond Heads miller
vas not on the track yesterday, on ac
ount of cold and a sore foot.
Raymond Smith of Oahu College
yent a mile in 500 yesterday.
Hang Chack of Oahu College walk
d three-quarters of a mile yesterday |
n 6 minutes, last quarter 1:16.