The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-22
Field
Meet On
March 23
OF THE HAWAIIAN
RECORDS WITH THOSE OF THE
WORLD BEATERS

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The cry of Timers ready" and con
your mark" will be again heard next
week when the various athletic organ
.,.tfa,,s g., town get into tb. harness
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is TO De helu ON Nl'IeI 80 oI MS ''-
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~ IN. ovnocrod if, n few events
oo,,norison Of fine Hawaiian roc
ords win those If tbe world is No, so
ha5 ~ .b[ ,,aiortt,. 30 -. 80 81.
athletes bere have made GOOD records
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A iist If .tba tyro cote If records follow.
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80. 80
IOO va dash' V.lV 20 (Ioroero.
z-o va o"Sa O;-5 20, 'Nanao
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9'0 "' U'' 10 'DTn IN.
I,l''e run % i,l'''.' ',ol''lTI..l,
Lo'e vault " It. IL H. Cll''uee)'
tlIsh jump II. IN" lHoPpe)'
running oIo"u jump q IT, III. INC
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hammer throw 1873 IT, lNanae).
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~ We "ui "'eS' y L" M o'I' 10.
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WORLD.
100 yds., Dan Kelly, 8 80 sec.
20 yds., Is. Weters, d Kelly, p as
sec.
440 yds, NJ. w. Long, Al sec.
$50 yds, c. Fitzpatrick, 1888 2-5 sec.
l mile, T. P. Conneff, 4I5 3-5 sec.
Pole vault, lie Roy Samse, y it.,
4 rs in.
High jump, NJ. f. Sweeney, #. . IS
in.
Throwing 16-lb. hammer, J. Flana-
gan, 172 it, II in.
Putting 12-Ib shot, Ralph ose, Sc #.
10 in
12O-yd hurdles G. it, 6 inl KraenzleIn
Is 10 sec.
Hawaiian records in events not regu.
larIy on the program of championship
meets are as follows:
Mile walk, $3.50 10, H. NJ Ayres.
so yd. dash, O:5 2-5, En- Sue
Half mile relay. $40 A.. Kamabame-
ha School.
Mile relay, 3:46. Kamehameba S,booI
Yesterday Afternoon tba meatine, Of
the field meet athletic committee wa .
held at the Y.M.C.A. and all of the ath-
letic ORGANIZATIONS in tba oit,, c.ft,, +t,a
exception of the Tenth Infantry was
represented. The REPRESENTATIVE mes
ent were as follows: e, Fernando
Diamond Hads: ]. S. Reed. Oabu Col
lege; Dr. Hand, Y. NJ. c. A.: Rev r
B. Turner. BOYS Clubs. w Rrtssai -
G. Livingstone, Kamehameha Schools,
A. Pratt, Rapid Transit A. c.: # 7
Aud, Kamehameha Alumni. T A.
Thompson, st. Louis College; En- Sue
Kong, Chinese Athletic Club.
Rev. E. B. Turner was aIectod .,ot,
man Of the committee and C.G. Living
stone, secretary.
The first thing which the committee
threw out was the mile relay The
half mile relay will be run as usual
1t was decided to hold the mile walk
but not allow it to count in points.
There are a number of enthusiasts on
walking who desire to walk and so the
committee decided to give them the
chance There will probably be a mum
Der OF entries. H. NJ. Ayres at present
mas the hawaiian record in this event,
Inc Following committee were APP
pointed
hilsloility OF Entries-Dr Hand, e