The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-11
HENRY CHILLlNGWORTH
STROLLED IN A WINNER
Led the Field Throughout and Was Only Passed
by Ayres, Who Covered the Course
in Sixteen Minutes.

ticularly at the finish. A number of
carriages and automobiles followed the
walkers over the course.
The arrangements were all that could
be desired, the police kept the course
well cleared, and the race was walked
without hitch.
The prize-winners and their awards
are as follows:
First-Henry Chillingworth, cup pre-
scented by E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd.
Second-G. B. Henderson, pair of
Walkover shoes, presented by L. B.
Kerr & Co.
Third-G. C. Bechert, fifty cigars,
presented by H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd.
FOURTH Rosa, cap, presented by
Silva's Toggery.
Fifth-W. F. McTighe, volume late
fiction, presented by A. B. Arleigh &
Co.
The officials were:
Judges-Jack Scully, Dick Sullivan,
c. Lynch.
Starter-Jack Scully.
Timekeepers-F. A Cheatham, A.
Fallon.
The officials were taken over the
course in Jerry Rooney's famous Buick
car, which with commendable sports
manlike spirit he placed at the disposal
of the committee
The way is now cleared for next Sun
days race for the handsome cup pre-
scented by the Honolulu Brewing and
Mating Co.
Beside the ten walkers who qualified
yesterday, the following will be in the
race, having made the necessary time
in the first race: Dick Sullivan, Jack
Densham, H. NJ. Ayres, Hang Chack,
Sam Hop. F. NJ Cheatham, Bill Huihui,
Dial FaheS.
Besides the cup, the following
prizes are already in sight. and the
list is sure to be greatly swelled in
the next few days:
A 50 merchandise order presented by
b. +. Ehlers & Co., pair of slippers
presented by the Manufacturers Shoe
Co., an ornamental gilt clock present
ed by Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd; shay
ing outfit by the Coyne Furniture Co..
pair of Hawaiian cuff links present
ed by H. Culman, $3.50 pair of shoes
presented by the Hawaiian Shoe Co.
There will be two other races next
Sunday, besides the cup event-a vet
Grams and a fat men s race No elm
ination trials will be necessary for
these two events.
The fat men IS race will start at 2
p. m. and the list of starters viii in
clude the following:
Charlie Lambert, winner of the last
race in this class; Mark Houghtailing,
B. Server, Bob Ingersoll, A. McDuffie,
Otto Winkler, L. Cockett, Mate Spen-
Ger, Larry Twomey, and possibly Matt
Heffern.
Two hundred pounds is the qualify
ing limit.
In the veterans race the age limit
has been set at sixty years, and last
time winner Webb, Frank Godfrey and
% Evergreen Kaibe are certain start
ers. Other Methuselahs are expected
| to come to the front before the closing
of entries. which takes place in both
| the events at s p. m. next Saturday
| at the Advertiser Office or to members
of the committee, Messrs. Cheatham,
| Densham and Avres.
list of prizes as possible, and addi-
lions to the list may be sent to this
office or given to the members of the
committee. The walking races have
advanced the cause of pedestrianism
intellectually. and inasmuch as the ex-
ercise makes for a cleaner, healthier
life. the promotion of these and sim
| liar events deserves as much encour-
agement as can be given.