The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-18

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cauley, No. 4; G. McDougall, No. 5;
M. Center, stroke; L. Hough, cox.
Healanis: L Cunha, bow; Brown,
No. 2; Kahanamoku, No. 8; Lota, No.
A.; James, No. s.; McCandless, stroke;
Carl Oss, cox.
The times were: Myrtles, IL min
Utes, 46 IL seconds; IIealanis, IL min
utes, "a seconds.
FIFTH RACE.
Four-paddle canoe First prize, $40;
second, $40. Course-Same as No. 3.
Entries-Lei ILlima, entered by Lei
lima, entered by Lei Aloha; Kaimoo-
lxalani, A. c. Wall; Flying Fish, W. f.
Dillingham;; Aa, Outrigger Club; Kalei
and Niaulani, Kamehameha Aquatic
Club.
Six starters, as follows: Lei lii
ma, Kaimookalani, Flying Fish. Aa,
Kalei, Niaulani.
A hard race was won by the Aa EN-
tered by the Outrigger Club by
length from Niaulani which finished
three lengths in front of Kaimooka-
lani. The haoles outlasted the natives
and beat them at their own game.
It was a very pretty race and the
finish created great excitement. IN
deed, but for the canoe races the
days sport would have been of a
very tame description.
The canoes kept well punched un.
til half way over the course, when
the IA, Niaulani and Kaimookalani
drew away from the remainder and
contested the issue with the result as
stated. The Niaulani barely escaped
getting second money in the six-pad-
die canoe race.
SIXTH RACE.
Senior pair-oared boats sliding
seats) Prize, 500 trophy. Course
From makai end of Channel wharf to
judges boat. Entries-Margaret H.,
entered by Myrtle Boat Club; Healani,
Healani Yacht and Boat Club.
Myrtles made it three straight by
taking this race. The Myrtles led all
the way but the - Healani pair were
coming strong at the finish and would
have won but for poor steering on
The race was won by bare two
lengths In 1 minute, 80 1-5 seconds.
The crews were:
Myrtles: w. Lyle, stroke; G. Pade-
ken; H. Hough, cox.
Healani. Carl Oss, stroke; Dick
; Sullivan; Ben Clerk, cox.
SEVENTH RACE.
Four-paddle canoe (modern). First
prize, 500; second So Course-Same
as No. 8. Entries-Good Time, enter
ed by Lei Aloha; Opae Outrigger Club;
Maikai Fine and Lanakila, Kameha-
meha Athletic Club.
; Good Time, Lanakila and Maikai
Fine started The canoes kept well
together with Good Time at the head
of affairs until the finish, the race be
ing won by Good Time by two lengths
A desperate struggle for second mon
ey resulted in Maikai Fine nosine
out Lanakila by half length. The
winners time was minute, 81 sec
onds.
Good Time was entered by Leialoha
= and Maikai Fine and Lanakila by the
Kamehameha Aquatic Club.
At 1880 an hours intermission was
taken.
EIGHTH RACE,
Junior pair-oared boats (slidint
3 seats.) Prize, 500 trophy Course
= Same as No. Entries-Margaret H.
entered by Myrtle Boat Club; Healani
4 Healani Yacht and Boat Club.
D Ninth RACE.
(U. S. Cruisers -Twelve-oared ser
l vice cutters. Prize, $25 cup. Course
From stake boat off entrance OF chan
mel to judges boat, keeping between
buoys marking channel and passing
lighthouse buoy on mauka side. I'm
tries-F, entered by U. S. S. Tennessee
u. u. S. s. Washington; B, U. s. s
California; r, U. S. s. South Dakota
v, u. s. S. West Virginia; M, U. S.
!. Maryland; l, U. S. S. Pennsylvania; II
i, u. s. S. Colorado.
TENTH RACE.
Sailing canoe race. First prize, $l5
, second, $40 Course-Brom judges
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