Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-26
KAMS WIN FIELD SPORTS

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The annual field day sports of the
Boys Clubs took place on Saturday and
first honors were carried off by the
Kan school team with the Diamond
Head Athletic Club close second. AL
though the Kams won. to the Diamond
Head boys belong all the glory. They
have the better team and had 1t not
been for the unsportsmanlike manner
in which they were treated by the ref
cree and the decision handed down by
the Judge of the mile walk there would
have been a different story to tell. In
the minds of many of the spectators
present the final score of the meet
should have been Diamond Heads 60,
Rams ~ 2-3.
outside of these unpleasant instances
the meet was success. Sam Johnson,
the clerk of the course. had things 60
ing on the jump and deserves credit
for the manner in which he performed
his duties. Sam took an impartial
stand during the meet and had he
taken orders from one of the officials
the boys would probably be running
yet so that some who we're entered In
numerous events would have had a
chance to rest The ID. II. should
chalk 1t all up to experience and the
next time there is meet they should
have some voice in the matter Of choos-
ing officials.
RECORDS BROKEN.
In all there were three Island rec
ords broken and all by a good wide
margin. Sharsch ran the mile In 5 fiat,
clipping 10 seconds OF the old record
held by Mannis. who ran In $40 at Ka-
piolani park some years ago.
Frank Kanae added feet to his old
record OF 1870 feet for the hammer
throw. Kanae now has the new mark
Of 1879 feet.
X c. Hopper added ~ inches to the
high jump. McCahdless OF the Kams
pressed Hopper hard but the latter was
in fine condition and after clearing the
bar at its highest notch of feet 5
inches IL was announced that Hoppe!
had broken the old record of feet 81
inches.
FIRST DISPUTE.
! En- Sue mad taken the second head
OF the l00-yard dash without an effort
and this left him with McCandless In
the final. Both started well and hard
and even race was run to the tape,
, Many who were standing opposite the
finish thought that En- Sue had reached
, the mark first. Mr.. Horne, the referee
I ruled that Il was dead heat. Those
who expressed themselves in regard tC
the race were promptly called down by
the referee.
The runners were called TO the
scratch and the start made. II looked
like En- Sue, but few yards from the
finish he seemed to give out and Me
Candies with a sudden burst OF speed
led him TO the finish.
MILE WALK AND PROTEST.
Several contestants toed the scratch
for the heel and toe" event and all go;
on In n bunch at the crack OF the pis-
toll. Before the contestants had gone
100 yards the style OF the different
walkers bore quite contrast. Ayres
who was picked for a winner in this
event and who understands what walk
ing means, soon fell in the rear, owing
TO the fact that he refused to break. II
appeared to NIL who know anything
OF walking that. with the exception oil
Ayres and another walker In his rear
the balance we're running. All who
have seen walking match notice at
once the peculiar hip movement, the
straight attitude. the high swinging OF
the arms and the stiffness OF the leg
when the heel comes in contact VITA
the ground. All these things were
missing In every contestants form with
the exception OF Ayres.
Captain schoeffel, who was appointed
Judge OF this match, followed the walk
ers on bicycle. Aud and Huihui soon
annexed such lead that Schoeffel was
compelled to leave the balance OF the
walkers and catch Aud. Here was
where the weakness OF the judging syS-
TEN was SHOWN, Tor while the only
Judge was in advance there was moth
ing 10 prevent those in the rear from
running at top speed.
Auld ana HuinuI were warned twice
during the match and should have
been disqualified. Aud led Ayres tully
{ halt lap at the tape. When Ayres
Tnlshed with good squirt amid app
plause from the stand, schooner wac
dOUut 70 declare him the winner, but
Horne objected and had his boy Aud
declared the winner. Horne claimed
that inasmUch as Aud and huihui were
not uIGered IRON the track curing the
match. they were TO win as they nm
Isned.
Manager Sam Chillingworth Of the
| Diamond Heads at once entered pro-
test and the same will be acted upon
today.
! McCANDLESS' GREAT WORK
McCandless of the Rams again
proved the star OF the day. This young
man is a thorough athlete and although
not a star In any particular event he IL
valuable man in team and II II wer'
not Tor him the Kams would he en-
tirely out-classed. Out of "a 2-3 point!
this youngster gained q for his team
He secured first place in the l00-yarC
dash. 220-yard dash and broad jump
lie was second In both the high iumI
and shot put. McCandless won thu
gold medal.
DESHA'S FINISH.
Geo. Desha's finish in the mile rela,