The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-10
SENIORS ARE
THE WINNERS
Defeat Sophomores for
College Field Day
Honors.

| meet was concluded yesterday after
noon on the Punahou campus under
the most favorable auspices. The sport
and the struggle for premier honors be-
| tween two of the classes, as close as
could be.
The score on Thursday night was:
| Seniors, "a 1-3 points.
Sophomores, q points.
| Freshmen, Is points.
| Props. 6 Sc points.
| Juniors, SIS points.
| Yesterday the Seniors and Sophie
| nores engaged in a neck and neck
struggle for first place and prior to
| the final event on the program the
| score stood:
| Seniors, SO 1-3; Sophomores, 35.
| All depended on the relay and Peter
son landed the race and the honors
of the meeting for the Seniors, after a
terrific race with David Desha.
A. Schnack won the broad jump with
a nice leap of IS feet IL inches.
Peterson captured the 440-yard run
| in taking style and earned further
glory in the final stage of the one
| mile relay race.
The low hurdles was a pretty race,
both w. Desha and c. Lyman show
| ing fine form.
The hammer throw went to an out
slider in the person of F. Wight, who
| hurled the weight S8 feet inches.
Joe Pa finish second or third in a
number of events and won the Juniors
most of their points. Pa is one of the
| best all-round athletes in Honolulu to-
day and it is pity that his work will
not allow him to go in for the train
| ing necessary to attain tiptop form.
He is working every night on a rapid
transit car and when he does have
| time to rest his legs feel anything but
| in shape for running and jumping
Oahu College has every reason to be
congratulated on their spring crop of
athletes. Two years from now the COL
lege should furnish Honolulu's cham
, pion track team.
POLE VAULT
il. Pa Gun.). w. Desha Prep),
dead heat.
3-Jack Desha (Sen).
Hejght-9 TT. 6 in.
The third man cleared feet.
BROAD JUMP.
IA. Schnack (Sen).
2-J. Pa (Juno.
3-W. Desha (Prep).
Dstance-1S TT. IL in.
Pa was beaten out of first place by
3 iiches.
4OO-YARD RUN.
il. Peterson (Sen.).
p. Pa (Jun.).
3-R Smith (Fresh.).
Time-5G 3-5 sec.
Pa cut out the pace, but two hun
dTed yards from the worsted Peterson
passed him and running well within
himself won somewhat e..sIiv from the
fast firing Pa The distance was not
far enough for Smith, who finished
strongly.
100-YARD Low HURDLES.
First Heat.
Nv. Desha CPrep)
2-J. Pa dunn.
Sd. Desha (Soph.).
Second Heat
&c. Lyman (Soph.).
IN. Heen (Sen.).
81. Desha (Sen)
Final Heat
Wv. Desha (PrepD
&c. Lyman (Soph.).
al. Pa (Jun).
Time-13 Is sec.
Both Lyman and Desha fenced |
beautifully, but the latter's superior
turn of speed landed him in first |
place.
THE HAMMER THROW.
IF. Wight (SophD.
Wv. Cooper (Sen). /
SC. Lyman (Soph).
Distance-SS TT. in
Cooper and Lyman showed that they |
are there with the strength as we'll as
with the speed.
HALF MILE. RELAY.
1-Sophomores Uyman).
Time-1:46
The Teams
Props: w. Desha w Hipp All Yup
Hang Chack.
Freshmen: Lo On, Che Blu, P de
Bretteville, r. Smith.
Sophomores: c. Lyman, D. Desha,
w. Lydgate, Sing Chong.
Seniors: J. Desha. W. Cooper, A.
J. Peterson.
ONE MILE RELAY.
1-Seniors (Peterson).
The Teams.
Props: W. Desha, Wong, Taylor,
Hang Chack
Freshmen: Lo On, r. Smith. P de
c. Gum
Sophomores: F. Wight, D. Desha.
Sing Chong. 8. Dodge.
Seniors: :. Desha, J. Desha, W.
Cooper. ]. Peterson.
It was a great race. especially in the
inal stage. D. Desha led at the be-
ginning of the last quarter. but Peter
son hung to him and beat him out a