Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18
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WAIKIKI REGATTA RACES
VERY CLOSE AND FAST

Imu WaHN regatta was % piu-
namud success and of aI those vino
won. af Hu beach saturday D. would
yp hard ro nud amy who were disap-
pointed % was rather Shame thai
ll, mrnuarH event did not come uIl
s1 Iafp 900 tHp prHgram that many %.
tsr NsIfuus missed Do, but those VINO
remained were more than satisfied.
|Irp buu8rs pI ,hp day were carried
..vU hg ur A. G. wallis kpa canoe,
tHr uauakrUap. which wrcsted nom
.tHp Alabama flo championship uto
which A. ~. Browns boat has held lof
.yoaI'
/ The event of jho day WAS the siN-
uldUn Hawaiian canoe race for the
championship Of tAp Hawaiian lslauds
ID. Wallis uauakuuhU was the favor
Doc and the race all the way through
justified this choice. This crew TOOK
lHr lead "a the start and was never
headed, % was already around The hali-
way flag when the Alabama, then ia
second place, commenced the turn. OA
abe way back Dr. Walls entry gained
more aud more. coming In good hNs
lengths ahead. The real race was Tor
second place and tic was declared be-
Tween the Alabama and the Lei lima
crews The contest was as close ~
one could ask and fine work by the
latter crew AZ the very finish enabled
them 10 share the second prize with
"a. "a. Browns crack boat.
There was q great deal OF interest
taken in the race for Gye-oared girls
D NJ
tries. the kalaloha ana an Independents
crew The first named had the Man
|. uiug's victorious boat, while the IN
dependents had the familiar gig seen
iu so man! races. Of which Prince
Cupid Is the owner The result Of tho
race was IN favor of the KaialohaB.
\ though from the judges stand It
looked as If Ne best crew lost The
boy who was steering for the lndo-
pcndcnts went many lengths out o! his
course trying 10 obtain smooth water
and the shorter boat gained at least Il
couple of lengths on the turn. The
squirt made By the Independents at tho
finish was a beauty and the cleanesl
owing Of the day was seen as they
came up w the line with a stroke
which would do credit to many mems
crews.
The amateur siy-paddle Hawaiian ca
noe event was interesting to the iOca.
people on account OF the fact that al
most all those padding were well
known to the crowd. Rusty Brown, Ia
Or. Walls HanakeUke, took first place
away from the Virtue villa boys who.
headed by Leslie Scott were In the
Alabama, who In turn beat the Dia-
mOnd Heads out Oi second place. Tba
course Of the latter was somewhat like
cOrkscrcW In the many turns and
twists which were made and the Did-
nOnd Heads were about all In when
ihey passed the line.
The surlbOard contest was unusual.
ly good, Harold Hustace, Harry STEM
or and James AlcCandless making yery
fine exhibitions and being loudly APP
plauded by the audience. In the con.
test for surfing with canoes, the Hama
kCOke once more won out and captured
first place without trouble.
The summary:
First Racs-Ainiature Yacht Race
Prize, cup. T.. Hutchinson. Iris, first;
Eaton Magoon, SKIP, second.
Second Race - Relay Swimming
Race lslx relays. Course from lags
opposite Justid Wilder's residence IL
Moana Pier. Prize. cup. Diamond
Head Athletic Club, first. Time
7:iS 3-j.
Third Race-Fiyc-Oarcd Gigs fol
Ladies. Course from MOana Pier Il
flags opposite Justice Wilders resi-
dcnce and return TO pier. Prize. cup
KaialOha Rowing Club, first. Tins
s:lG l-2.
Fifth Racc-Six-Paddle Hawaiian
Canoes. For championship of the iIa
waiian Islands First prize, 500; sec
Ond, $2i: third, Sl2. Course: From
Moana Hotel Pier to flags opposite
Arthur Browns and return to pier
DR.. A. e. Wall, Hanakeoke, first; Al
bert Along Lei lima; a. NJ. Brown
Alabama, tie for second place. Time
IJ:i7.
| Sixth Race - Two-Paddle Moder
! Flat-iiOttOm Canoes. Firse prize, $40
second. s.. Course: From flags OPP
pOslte Arthur Browns to MOana Hote
pier. John Lii, Kalahkiola, first; ID
!iupihca. Kanaiaupuni. second.
Seventh RaCe-SiX-Paddle Hawaiian
Canoe Race for Amateurs Prize, cup
4 NblnE' rum NDdHu i1Olel i'icl u
aag5 opposite Browns and return L
pier, DR.. A. c. Wall, Hanakeoke, first
Virtue Villa, Alabama, second. Time
C:5j.
Eighth Race-Two-Paddle Hawaiian
Canoes. First prize, $40; second, s.
third. $3.50. Course: Start from flag
opposite Browns to finish at Moan
Hotel Pier Major Kcawemahi Moana
first; d. Kupihea, Keawamalie, second
! Walter Dillingham;, lalele, third.
l. Niulh Race-FOur-Paddle Hawaiian
| Canoes. f'irse prize, SEQ second, $40
| third. s., Course: Start from Moan
| Hotel Pier to flags opposite Brown
: and return 10 finish at pier. DR., A. {
= Wall, IianakeOke, first; D. KupiheG
= Keawemaile, second; D. Pukoi Ohuu
Iialekulani, third. Time G:O4.
Tenth Race-Single Paddle Hawaiia
Canoes (Old Fashion,. First prizC
II $40. Course: Start from flags Opposit