The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-19
REGATTA
RESULTS

Fleet Regatta results were as fol-
lows. Men from the warships took
part and the boys of the Navy had as
good a time as the hundreds of others
at Waikiki, Sunday, to view the excit-
ing aquatic events:
First race-Boys canoe. Outrigger
Club, first; Lelea, second.
Second race-Six-paddle Hawaiian
canoe. Liokeokeo, first; Hanakeoki
second; Kalei, third. Time 6 minutes
81 seconds.
Third raCe-Four-paddle modern ca
noe for women. Manukeokeo, first; La
naHla, second. Distance, one length
of course. Time 1851.
Fourth race-Four-paddle Hawaiian
canoe. Liokeokeo first; Hanakeoki
second; Alabama, third. Time, $780,
Fifth race-Four-paddle modern ca
noe. Lanakila, first; Manukeokeo, Sec
ond; Maikai Fine, third. Time, 6:1S.
Sixth race-Surf board contest. Vim
cent Genoves, first; Rothwell, second.
Seventh race-Sailor's canoe. Colo
RADIO, first; South Dakota, second;
Pennsylvania, third. Time, 2:55.
Eighth race-Modern sailing canoe,
KeolSilani, first; Holuamanu, second;
Makalei, third. Time 21:45.
Ninth race-Hawaiian sailing canoe
Lei Iilima, first; Hanakaweo, second;
Hanakeoki, third. Time, q minutes.
Tenth race-Surf riding Hawaiian ca
noe. Outrigger Club, first; Kalei, Sec
ond.
Eleventh race-Surf riding canoe for
sailors. South Dakota, first; Pennsyl-
vania, second
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HI MHMH
near the Honolulu Iron Works yester-
| day afternoon, when and where Tine
han of the Hull and Goulard were to
have met in boxing bout. Rucker
doubled up in the ninth. The exhibit
ton was free and much enjoyed.
Two smart ball games were pulled
off yesterday morning in the River
side Junior League in Aala park, the
Aalas defeating the c. Y. Marks spe-
Gals, the Comets, to 2, and the Sweet
Violets whipping the Young Japanese
by to 4.
Perry Garrison No. of the Army
and Navy Union will give a smoker
!, tonight to the local garrison in Wav-
erley Hall.
Tomorrow night the chief petty Off
GERS of the South Dakota will liqui-
, date their baseball obligations to the
c. P, O's of the California in Waver-
ley Hall in the form of a dinner and
trimmings.
Millsack of the Hull and Donnelly
OF the Preble want chances at boxing
local men.
The Hoodoo Kids defaulted to the
Japanese and the Palamas defeated
the c. A. C.'s at Aala park yesterday
afternoon.
On Fort street yesterday the Pawaas
sent the Fort street team to defeat
by a score of to s, a close and ex-
citing game.
The Maui cricket team will not be
able to entertain the Honolulu players
during November, but are anxious to
have them go over at the end of this
| month Tho cuu0actiou &c fbaf tho
local team leaves in the Mauna Kea
on October 81.
The High School team bettered the
Perry aggregation at ball by II to 0
at Punahou on Saturday. The scholars
were too fast.
Beals c. Wright and F. B. AleXan-
der, tennis kings, passed through here
for Melbourne In the S. S. Mariana on
Saturday, an advance article appear
in in these columns concerning their
gifted selves. Wright was the Ameri-
can champion for 1905 and Alexander
was the doubles champion with H. H.
Hackett.
o.
The Luso League game yesterday
morning at Kapiolani Park resulted in
the Lusitanas defeating the San An
tonios by the score of 1912. The line
ups were as follows:
Lusitana-F. C. Benevides, c.. NJ v.
Fernandes, p; Abel S. Nascimento, 1b.;
V. Fernandes, Jr,, 2b.; ]. B. Freitas,
3d.; ]. A. r. Vieira, S.; ]. ]. Dias, IT,;
F. F. Branco, Jr., CT; M. L. Menezes,
IF.
San Antonio-A. Fraga, c.; Nobriga,
p; ]. P. Rego, h.; H. Pereira 2b.; John
Marcallino, S.; NJ. R. Bisho, 3b; A. P.
Rego, IT,; B. C. Oliveira CT; Silva, RI.