Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-20

hand the medals to the winners.
The numbers worn OF, the backs of
the various divisions of athletes des-
ignating the various warships, wero
arranged as follows:
Connecticut Nos. 1 to IL inclusive
Georgia :. Nos. Is to rs
Illinois :. Nos. 20 to AZ
Kansas -. Nos. AZ to 56
Kearsarge Nos. 81 to 40
! Kentucky Nos. IL to 81
Minnesota Nos. SO to 9S
New Jersey Nos.f13 tol26
II. Island ..Nos.127 tollO 3
Vermont ...Nos.l41 tol5i
Wisconsin mos. 30 tol6S
Honolulu ..Nos.17O TOGO
The participants from Honolulu in
cluded athletes from the following
list: Elisha Andrews, VIM. Cluney,
c. J. Hum, f. Kanac, J. II. Macken-
zie. r. Venhuizen, +. A. Bechert. J.
d. Cockburn, o. Jones, A. Lewis, En-
Sue Pung, f. S. Warren, j. X. Bal,
Geo. X. Ewaliko. r. All Kim, Geo.
Laing, w. S. Rice, Chas. Wilcox. IL.
W. Coffin. II. Godfrey, ID. Kamaiopili,
J. McCandless, Jas. Spigen.
The events were finished as fol-
lows:
100 yards hurdles, with FIVE en-
tries in the final: A. J. Abbott (No.
2S) of the Georgia, first; Walton
(No. SD second. Time, rs fiat.
so yards dash, final: Midshipinan
Burg (No. so, first; Rice of Homo
lulu (No. 1881, second; En- Sue (1S9).
third. Time, 5.3 seconds.
$50 yards run, no heats, as fol-
lows: Emmett of the Connecticut (No.
1D, first; Bechert of Y. NJ. c. A. (No.
1860, second; Bicknell of Honolulu
(No. 92), third. Time, 2:11 2-5.
44O yards run: McCandless, Ka-
mehameha tNo. 1867, first; Bechert,
Y. NJ. c. A. tNo. 1860, second;
Swanson, battleship New Jersey mo.
1881, third. Time, 50 fiat.
100 yards dash, final: Rice, Homo
lulu. (No. 1851, first; Midshipman
Burg. U. S. N, (No. 500, second;
Garniss, battleship New Jersey, (No.
1850, third. Time, 10.i seconds.
Burg holds a record in the Navy for
the 100 yards.
220 yards dash. In this trial heats
were run OFF. The first heat went to
Rice (19S) in %; the second heat to
McCandless (195), in 25.1; the third
to No. GO of the Kearsarge. and the
fourth and fifth to Nos. 10 and Gar
Miss (125), who tied at &c. 1t was
agreed to cut out the latter two and
give the medals to the winners of tho
heats rs above, resulting in first
prize TO Rice; second. McCandless;
and third to Flanagan (67. Time,
20.
Mile run: Bechert $3.50, first;
(j2), third. Time. Sis.
100 yards sack race: En- Sue, Hos
nolulu uS0, first; Rice, Honolulu
19S), second; Wilcox, Honolulu,
third. Time. 2G seconds.
Broad jump: Rice, Honolulu, 81
feet inches: McCandlcss. Honolulu,
second; No. so of the Fleet. third.
High jump: McCandless, Honolu-
In, first, SIT. Sin; Walton (No. 81 of
the Fleet. second, SIT. GIn.; Il. Clu-
, ney, Honolulu, third, SIT. Gin.
Pole vault: Andrews. Honolulu,
! (19D, loft. 4in.; McCandless, Homo
! lulu. second.
Hammer throw: Frank Kanae, IIo-
nolulu, t9D, first, 1iIft, 7in.; Mid
shipman Mcconnell, U. S. ~, second,
a l25rt.
|, 12-pound shot put: Mcleod, Homo
lulu, t2OO), i0ft, Gin; Kanae, Homo
, lulu, second, 33ft. in; Mertes, bat
tleshlp Kansas, third, 33ft sin.
The CREASED pole event was humor-
} GUS, The first prize went to Peter
son of the battleship Kansas and tho
second to Schagane Of the Connecti-
cut, the third being taken by Smith
Of the New Jersey
The officials of the meet were as
follows:
Referee: President p. l.. Horne.
Clerk of course: II, p. O'Sullivan.
Announcer: John G. Anderson.
Starter: Il. II. Hand.
Judges of field: Clifton Tracy,
Chester Livingston, Paul Super.
Judges of track: Lieut.. Shipp,
Stanley Livingston, Lieut.. Fay, A. p.
Taylor, Il. w. Everton.
Timers: H. b, Blanchard, w. s.
) Bowen Ed Towse, j. +. O'Brien, r.
win Spalding, O. II, Ingalls,.