The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-27
PROGRAM OF SPORTS
FOR JULY FOURTH
PRIZES FOR EACH EVENT; ALSO
AWARDS FOR DECORATED
VEHICLES.

the early morning demonstration on
the Fourth of uly-the fantastic parade
horribles, etc-has announced list of
cash prizes which should result in a
keen competition on the part Of those
who go in for this sort of thing. An
especial effort is being made to have a
good display of floats and delivery wa
CONS and many merchants have an
nounced their intentions of taking part
in this.
The list of prizes is as follows:
Most Original Character-Two prizes.
First prize $40; second, $3.50.
Best Sustained Character - Two
prizes First, $40; second So.
Most Comical Character-Iwo prizes,
First, $40; second, 5.
Prizes for Floats-First, $40; second,
$40.
! Decorated Delivery Wagons-First
prize, SIS; second, $3.50.
The parade will form on Miller street
near the drill shed, and from there will
march to Hotel street to Fort street,
to King street, to Bethel street, to
! Merchant street. to Fort street, to King
street, to Union square and through
Executive grounds to the drill shea,
where it will be dismissed.
The same line of march will be fol-
lowed by the military parade, which
will follow the antiques and horribles
AFTERNOON SPORTS.
The committee in charge of the
sports to be held in the afternoon at
Kapiolani Park is making great pro-
gress in arranging for this part of the
DAYS program. The list of events has
now been practically determined on to-
eether with a handsome assortment OF
prizes to be awarded the successful
competitors. The committee has ask
ed for two teams of the Riverside lea
que to play the ball game in the after
noon. and it is possible that it will be
arranged to have the Chinese Alohas
meet a team of the Goth Infantry,
which has challenged for a game on
the Fourth. This will be the first oc-
casion in which the new regiment
which only arrived last week, will have
been seen in any sporting event since
their arrival, and a good deal of in
terest will likely attach for that rea-
son.
The program of the days events as
arranged follows:
! No / Amateur.
Half-Mile, for boys under Is years;
scratch: 3 entries or no race.
Half mile, free for all. Amateur;
scratch.
One mile. free for all. Amateur
scratch.
Glass 2. Amateur.
Half mile free for all; championship
1907; scratch.
One mile free for all; championship
1907; scratch.
Glass 3.
One mile free for all; handicap;
entries or no race.
Two mile free for all; handicap;
entries or no race.
Professional.
Half mile free for all; scratch; } en-
tries or no race. Prize $12.5
One mile free for ALL scratch; en-
tries or no race. Prize SIS.
5 Mile relay, scratch entries two
teams or no race. Prize, cup Offered
by e. o. Hall & Son.
100 yard dash (boys under l5) F1rs
| prize nickel watch; second prize cup.
100 yard dash for girls. Fisrt priz'
S. order for merchandise; second priz
] 50. so order for merchandise.
$50 yard run (seniors) First prize
| gold scarf pin; second prize silver scar
: pin.
50 yard run for boys under 10. F'irs
prize / Spalding ball and glove; sec
ond prize, pen knife.
s 3 legged race IA mile, one prize, OF
If der for two sweaters.
d so yard dash for girls. First prize,
" silver pin; second prize, one doze
r handkerchiefs.
44O yard run (seniors) First pri2
fountain pen; second prize, cup.
Potato race (boys under 15) one pri2
order for 81 merchandise.
= Half mile bicycle race for girls. Fir'
prize, one gold pin; second prize, on
silver bracelet. 2s
u One mile relay (seniors) a pair
t, sleeve links to winning team.
m Shoe race (boys under 100 one prli
ID order for pair of shoes.
A AT p. m. a game will be played
le the center of the track between tW
70 teams from the Riverside league.
a Climbing creased pole open to all.
h. Entries are open for teams of cir
,e to play baseball.
The entries for the bicycle races a
to be made with John Silva otherwi'
known as "Manoa Wonder or wit
George Lowe.
e The entries for the running races a