The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
CHINESE ATHLETES
COMPETE TODAY
Five Organizations Have Their
Champions for Track and
Field.

nest athletes will compete in trials IF
strength and speed at the Boys Field.
under the auspices of the Chinese ,ath-
letic clubs, this being the third an
nual field meet of the associations. In
of five athletic organizations, societies
and schools will meet, the Alliance,
Mills Institute. Chinese Athletic Asso-
ciation,' Ket On Society and Mu Hook
Society having men entered.
The list of entries for the fifteen
events is:
Alliance-Hong 'Chack, Sam Alma.
Hang Yau, Mon Yin, S. c. Pung, Chas
Chun, K. NJ. Louis. K. T. Ho, Alloy
soong, Tai Chan, All Bung, E. K.
Ayau.
Mills Institute-w. Ho Pal, L. Enpui,
Wong On, Yuk Yin, Lee Tim, Site
Chan. Loo Akan, Kim Ho Tenn, N. H.
Kuhn, Hoon XII, Fong Koon Lock, All
Kuhn. Koon Cheong, Charl Tong. En-
Sing. Guam Chew, Tom Tong, Fon Ian,
En- Flo Leong. All Chew, En- Sing L.,
Man Yin. Kim Tong.
| c. A. C.-S. F. Tai, John Lo, K Y.
Ching. John Woo, E. S. Pung, John
Annoy. H. Won Seu, N. E. Ng. Kun
Chew Wong. VIM. Ayau, C. B. Farm,
H. Tyau, E. K. c. zap, Sam S. Wong,
"A. K. Apau, E. Y Pung, c. Akina.
Ket On Society,". Sang, ]. Hoy, All
Tin. C. L. Tin, c. L. Hook, F. C. lark.
Tai sham.
Mu Hook society7-sam Hop, C, K.
King. c. wah Kai, Loo Zip, G. H.
Pang. Yee Hoy, Lau Choy. Chang
Chan.
TRACK OFFICIALS.
The officials for the day will be the |
following: Referee, Charles F. Chill
lingworth; clerk of the course, E. S. |
Kong; scorer. f. Y. Pung: timekeep-
ers. E. Fernandez, ]. w. Brewster and
B. Clarke; judges, track. L. S. Con- /
ness, E. W. Coffin and Charles Wong /
Fook: judges, field, Charlie Albright, |
E. o. Farm and E. B. Blanchard; an
nouncer. John Anderson; starter. DIR.
Hand
To the winners the prizes will be pre-
scented by Madam Chang Tso Fan, Miss
Amy Ching and Miss Cecilia Chuck
Hoy.
The track committee is made up of !
representatives of the different COM
peting clubs, as follows: w, Tin yam,
chairman; JOS. Y. T. Zane, secretary;
H. D. Joe, Wong Kim Chong and
Alloy Soong.
The first event. the 1oO-yard dash, is
to commence at one o'clock, and the
other events will be pulled off with
as little as possible in the way of de-
lays. The events to be competed in
are:
One hundred-yard dash, high jump.
one mile run, fifty-yard dash, shot
| put, SsO-yard dash, broad jump, 800
yard hurdle, 220-yard dash. pole vault,
44O-yard dash and one mile walk
The cream of the local Chinese ath-
letes win be seen in these different
events, and close contests are looked
for
En- Sue, who is apparently running
as well as ever. should take the 100 !.
yard dash, with John Lo pressing him
closely.
]. Hoy is very dangerous in the hign
Jump, but will have to look out for
K. Y. Ching. who-won this event two
years ago.
The mile run looks like being won
by N E. Ng, new man. who has
been training faithfully and has made
rapid progress on the cinder-path. c.
wah Kai. who won last year. should
be runner up.
The 5O-yard dash looks life a gift
for En- Sue. though John Lo and L.
Enpui are dangerous contenders.
William Ayau will. barring acct
dents. win the shot-put.
n. E. Ng and c. wah Kai- should
fight for first place in the half mile
run.
John Lo should take first honors in
the broad jump. Last year at the +
High School meet this versatile attn
Iete tied the island record of 21- feet
4 inches. En- Sue will be close on Los
heels, as he has done as GOOD as 20
feet in practise.
En- Sue should shine again in the
hurdles, and John Woo who pressed
him hard last year, may be expected
to go close.
If j. Hoy runs anywhere up to the
time accredited TO him in practise he
will win the go yards scurry in
romp. En- Sue is the opponent he
viii have to look out for
John Annoy should experience no
great difficulty in capturing the pole