Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

| isfactory state. and everything
points to very successful days
sport. The two boat clubs have de
/ cided to issue invitations to all the
friends OF the members, and conse-
quently there viii be big gatherings
at the Myrtle and Healani sheds.
The invitation idea is a good one,
and is one that Is In vogue every
where else where clubs exist. the
old IDEA of keeping open house"
was all right in the past, when
everybody knew each other, but now
adays. when there are thousands OF
people drifting into town and set
thing down. II is impossible for the
clubs to entertain all.
Next Saturday should be great
day on the harobr. and II the wealth b
er is fine the scene along the wa.
terfront should be a stirring one.
Thousands of spectators will flock
to the waterfront. and all the avail.
able wharves and points around the
harbor will form grandstands for the
crowd. The regatta is about the
only big free show that is pulled of
in Honolulu, and the men who do
the racing are to he complimented
on the sporting instinct that makes
them train hard and race for some
small trophy.
The Healanis had several crews
out last night. and some good spins
were done from the spar buoy In to
the shed. The coaches are getting
the men down to a real good stroke,
and although there is a little rough
ness here and there. by Saturday
next the men should all be ready to
row the race of their lives. f. W.
Klebahn. who has coached so many
crews In the past and gotten them
al! into the best of condition, was
out yesterday having a look at the
available material of the Healanis.
the work of the crews on the whole,
and he will every afternoon next
week accompany the men on their
trial spins. The result should be {
great Improvement in the catch and
stroke of the rowers.
H The Myrtles were also out In full
force yesterday afternoon, and from
o'clock on the harbor was alive
with shells and barges. The Myrtle
freshman crew is doing great work
and the men hit up good pace oyel
the full course. They row a crisp
good stroke, and get up speed yer!
quickly Their recovery Is good
also, and once a little roll that the!
have Is eliminated. II VIII take
\, good crew TO beat them.
The Outrigger Club members fee
happy now, as they have secured
full crew for their canoe which
to represent them In the big pad
ding race. Kenneth Brown and hi
), men are training hard for the event
and they will give the Hawaiia
crews great go for the honors thl
year. Last year the "hao,es' wo
out after a fine contest, and II won
be their fault II the same does nc
happen this year.
The Hawaiian paddle crew froI
Kona will be on hand. Tom Kin
got a wireless announcing the fa'
yesterday. The Kona men are abou
the most expert cancers In the Il
lands, and they will certainly Civ
the Oahuans a great race for I'll
! premier hon0rs. Brown and his me
do not feel scared OF any of Oh
| crews. but they have To admit this
| the six paddle race will be Yer
| close One and one taht Will mak
the spectators get wild with excite
ment.
The sailing races for canoes wi
also be good-providing there
some wind-and the way the Hawa
ians handle the frail craft wi
astonish the "halihinis."
1 The special race Is attractir
much attention, and Charlie Chi
lingworth is getting thin so rapid