Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-15
S p o R T S
Local and National
Regatta Looks Good

First prize, SO; second prize. IS;
third prize, SO.
Talofa, Outrigger. Sam Wight, Sam
Wight.
Nalunui, Outrigger, Lane Webster,
Curtis Hustace.
Malolo. Outrigger, Harry Kapule.
W. Dillingham;.
Kofa, Outrigger, Henry Hustace.
Leipikake. Liloa, w. Williamson.
Keawamalie, x. A. c.
Hanamikioi. J. X. Apio; Haleku.
lani. DR.. Wall; Flying Fish, d. Piikoi.
Eleventh Race-Sailors OF Fleet
Against Each Other in Six Paddle
Canoes. First prize, SIS; second
prize, $40.
Twelfth Race-Two Paddle. Flat Bot
toned Canoes. First prize. $40; sec
ond prize, IS. Kanai Aupuni, X. A.
c.; Diamond Star, Mrs. A. Smith;
Wahine Uui. Mrs. Levi; Kanai Au-
punt, Mrs. Kipi; Kalahikiola, Ii Hulo-
amanu, T. Keolanui; Beachroad. j.
Kaimi; Hikipaiuke. A. s. Robertson.
Thirteenth Race-Canoe Sailing,
ern Style. First prize. $50; second
prize. SO. Diamond Star. X. A. G.;
Modern Style. First prize, $50; sec
ond prize, $40. Diamond Star, X. A.
c.; Kalahikiela, J. Ii: Hailimanu, T.
keolanui; Huloamanu, T. Keolanui;
vIaln
lao; Kaliula; Kamehameha, II. Iaea;
Makalii. H. Helela; Palikea, J. X.
Apio; Kiokalina, NJ. b. Punohu; Lei
lima.
Fourteenth Race-Boys' Race In
Big Surf, Small Canoes. Cup. Nalu-
nui, Arthur Gilman; Talofa, Harry
Steiner; Malolo, Guy Rothwell; Kofa,
Harold Hustace.
Fifteenth Race-Surf Riding Canoes.
Prize, SO. Alabama, Hanakeoki, Ke-
omoku, Waikiki, A, Keawamalie, Alo-
ha, Kamehameha, Lei lima, Haleku.
lani, "B".
Sixteenth Race - Beginners Surf.
board Race in Small Surf. Cup.
Finale-Surfboard and Surfboat
Contest in Canoe Surf.
Procession of canoes, swimmers and
surfboard riders to parade by judges
boat.
The members OF the Outrigger
Club have decided to ask for cups In
place OF money prizes. These cups
the committee will present fully and
completely engraved.
A committee from the Junior men,
: bers of the Outrigger Club, than
whom there are no better suffers in
the world, have submitted the follow
ing rules for board surfing:
Judges-Edward Miller, Fred. w
Macfarlane, ,Kanakanui.
No wave caught after it has brok.
en- shall count.
Running man of: (a The man
knocked off gets credit; OBJ the man
: that fouls another is discredited.
Hints: (a) Big waves are harder
to start on than small one; o.
surfing in the middle is harder thar
on the sides; (c) distance covered af
ter the wave has stopped breakin,
shows no skill. Distance depends OIL
: the size of the board.
Others intending to enter for an.
of the events are requested to com
municate with o. Sorenson, s. A
Walker, or George Angus down tow
or A. II. Ford at the Outrigger Club
Waikiki beach.
All canoes starting from the Moan
Pier shall be lined up on the beach Il
front of the Waikiki Seaside Hotel an
the Moana Hotel at 1880 p. m. on tn
day of the Regatta.
U The races will start promptly at
p. m.
The contestants must be ready q
. the starting point within five minute
II OF the finish OF the previous race.
= Canoes starting from the Stake Of
g opposite Browns at 1880 p. m.
l. Entries close Thursday at
O'Clock at the Outrigger Clubhous
II Waikiki beach. They are open to al
) Regatta Committeeman A. Wal
er, o. l.. Sorenson, Geo. II. Angu
Alexander Hume Ford, Secretary
Committee.
Judges-A. A. Wilder, S. M. Kan
kanui, Robt. Atkinson.
Clerks OF Course-A. s. Robertso
Eli Crawford.
}, Starters--From Moana pier: A.
t. c. Atkinson: flag opposite Brown
residence: Harry Rycroft.
at Timekeepers-Frank Kruger. Mer
st M. Johnson, Richard T.. Wright
al Judges of Surfriding-A. A. Wilde