Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21

upheld his Alma Mater In glorious
fashion on Saturday afternoon. and
1t was mainly through his efforts
that the High School was able to tot
up "A 1-2 points, and defeat the
Oahu College and Kamehameha
Schools. The college was only l-2
points behind the High School. and
their total was AZ. Kamehameha
made II l-2 points, and secured no
firsts.
Record Broken.
One Island record was broken and
that was the pole vault, in which
Ran Hitchcock cleared 10 IT. IL Ia
IN, in fine style. He got over the
bar with several inches to spare,
ard II he had not been absolutely
contented when he established new
record, he might have got over still
higher notch.
The previous record of 10 It. IL
in. had held good for eight years. II
was made by +. Hardee back In
1902.
Both Ran and Rex Hitchcock did
excellent work In the pole vault. and
they were by far the prettiest jump
ers of the lot. Ran would have
done better even than he did IT,
when the l0-foot mark had been
cleared, he had made his take-off a
little distance from the jump.
The new champion used very
light bamboo pole, and 1t looked very
short when the greatest height was
attempted
Noah, the Kamehameha lad, did
good work, and 1t was hard luck that
he fell when trying the 10 IT. Ia
in. mark, and hurt his arm. He had
to retire from the contest, but as
Rex Hitchcock also could 90 no high
er, the injured boy and he tied fol
second place. They divided points
for second and third places.
Spirits.
The 100-yard dash was good
race, and It was seen right at the
start that Rice and Mckenzie would
fight 1t out. The men got away
with the crack of the pistol, and
Rice and Mckenzie left the mark
as one man.
At fifty yards the two great rivals
were level, and at seventy-five yards
Rice was six inches in the lead. Nc
Kenzie, however. put in a fnal chal
lenge in the last few yards, and II
looked anyboty's race ten feet from
the tape.
Champion Rice, however, hurled
himself at the worsted, and got hom'
n winner by u foot. The official tint
made the peds do the distance II
10 LIS sec. Other watch-holders reg
istered 10 $40, and those figures arr
about right.
Mile Run.
Norton OF the Highs annexed thi
event in easy fashion, although Cor;
of the Rams ran a really game race
Young of Oahu College paced tn
first lap and then Cora took up tn
running and led the field for a cou
pie of laps; Norton was stridinl
along in easy fashion yard behin
the Kan boy.
About 200 yards from home Nor
ton sprinted, but Cora stuck well I
him up to within sixty yards OF tn
tape, where Norton made suprem
effort and shot away from his riva
landing a winner by ten yards.
220-Yard Low Hurdles.
This was great race, and Nj
Kenzie and Rice were locked tc
gether up till two jumps from home
when Mckenzie led by couple
feet. At the last hurdle McKenzl
was still a foot ahead, and 1t wa
only after landing over the la'
jump that Rice made desperate e
fort and got home winner by
narrow margin.
440-Yard Dash.
Bill Rice again distinguished hin
self by winning this event from Coz
frey, with Lewis third. The tim
81 3-5 Sec, was slow, but Rice VIC
in a tIot, looking around. The Wi
ner could have cut several secon'
off his time II he had been pushed.
220-Yard Dash.
This event was run OFF In tV
heats and final. The first he