The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-17
FIELD M[ET MATTERS
WERE DISCUSSED
THERE WILL uE a rIG MEET ON
oH BEFORE MARCH z3-COMMIT-
TEES APPOINTED

The various organizations of the city
yesterday had representatives, at the
meeting held at the y. NJ. c. A. to- draw
up "a program for the coming weld meet
Thor. were present John McCandloss
and H. Auld representing the Kane
hameha Alumni; Frank Mckenzie and
o.. O.. Livingston. representing the Ka-
men3mena SCHOOL, I'm Sue Kong. for
Che Chinese Athletic Association; j..
Fernandez and s.. IS. Akana. represen-
utiyes of the Diamond Head Athletic
Associations James Peterson, for the
Punahou College. and Dr. Hand, for
tle Y. NJ. c. s.. The Tenth Infantry
Infantry. Rapid Transits. St. Louis Col
.aEa and the Mills institute were not
represented, although they are almost
certain TO take some part i'm the field
meet Rev. +. p. Turner acted as
chairman of the meeting
The following program was decided
upon: Track events-jO-yard dash, 100
yard dash, 22O-yard race, 44O-yard race,
S,0-yard race, mile race 12O-yard low
hurdle. half-mile relay and mile relay.
Field events-Putting twelve pound
shot putting sixteen pound shot, high
jump, throwing twelve poud hammer,
broad jump pole vault.
The A. a. L. rules will be followed
and the meet will be held before March
3d.
The adoption of the A. A. L. rules
makes it necessary that a committee
on eligibility be appointed to scan the
list of entries for the various events
this year. the names of Secretary At
kinson, W. r.. Rawlins, +. L. Waldron
and Mr.. Williamson being sggested.
These viii be asked to serve.
A general committee Of management,
by which the different committees will
Doe chosen was elected as follows: j.
s. Reid for the Punahous, c. G. Liv-
ingstone for the Kamehameha School,
II j. Aud for the Kamehameha Alum
ui Dr. Hand for the Y. NJ. c.. A., and Z.
p. Turner, as representing the Boys
school Dr. Hand was chosen as chair
man pro TEN and requested to COM
municate with the other athletic asso-
Citations regarding the appointment Of
a delegate for the committee.
This committee will meet on Mondoy
/ afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. to proceed
with their arrangements for the meet.
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December 24-Jockey II. Lewis, killed
in steeplechase at Ascot Park, Los An
geles.
ATHLETICS.
February 14-Dr William H. YALE
Murphy, at Southville, Mass, aged 80.
February 24-Hal Weeks, University
of Michigan athlete, at Washington,
LACED 20.
March 19-James Robinson, Prince
ton trainer at Princeton, aged 65.
March 25-Gerald E. Krupp, Michi-
gan athlete, at Ann Arbor, aged 22.
May lis. H. Terry, University of
Pennsylvania runner at Philadelphia,
aged "a.
Seotember 1S-Charles E. Lennon,
former president of the Wanderers
Athletic Club at Sioux City.
MISCELLANEOUS.
April 8-Old Sport Campana, pedes-
trian and noted character, at Chicago,
aged y.
May 6-AIrs. Jane Fitzsimmons, moth
er Of Bob. at Timura, New Zealand
May Charlton II Zeilin, noted
polo player, at Philadelphia, aged 3d.
July 9-Herbert Tweedle leading Chi
cago golfer, at Chicago aged AZ.
August 1O-Smith Eldridge, trainer
of prize-hghters, at Grand Rapids.
September 19-James Collins, former
champion bag puncher at Chicago aged
SS.