Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26
HIGHS and KAMS
WILL MEET TODAY
ALEXANDER FIELD
SCENE OF ACTION
Fine Program of Events Arranged
for This Afternoon = Fastest
Men in Honolulu Will Compete
in Running Races.

III nuhuiiik NdCco.
This afternoon on the Alexander
Field, there will be an interesting
school track meet, when the High
School and Kamehameha boys will
go up against one another in reg.
ular program of events.
The High School, with Rice, Nc
Candless and Norton on their team.
are simply unbeatable by any Ho-
nolulu schoolboys, or, for the mat
ter OF that, by any bunch of ath-
letes the Islands can produce. IL
is good to have such wonderful ath
letes among us. but the interest In
interschool competitions can not be
brought to great pitch when every
event Is practically certainty for
the same men time after time.
However. It is always pleasure
to see Rice & Co. at work, for the
boys are so fast that there is no
telling what record may go by the
board every time they step onto the
track.
Today's meet is more in the way
of a tryout than anything else, and
It will be on March 10 that the real
All-School track meet will take
place. The athletes can be sized up
in the preliminary affairs, and then
when the big day comes, the Rams,
Buns and High School will have
their very best teams on the field.
The full program of events and
those who will compete in the meet
are as follows:
High School-W. S. Rice, William
Rosa, Maruichi, c. Dyer, Abe Nor
ton, II. Brown, J. c. Cottrell, Henry
Chillingworth,,.,SJ. McCapdless, s
Bush and IA Carter. X seasS MA
Kamehameha Team Captain H.
Godfrey, w. Waialeale, Hosea. Aiau
lG. Benjamin, J. Gova, G. Padaken,
r. Muller, w. Kamaiopili, A. Poe
poe, b. Pahia, II. Burgess, A. Lewis,
+. Kahele, c. Wilcox, A. Kalanihuia,
G. Manoha, II. Brandt, X. Chung. L,
Noah, j. Milikaa, ID. Kalai, J. Kauhl,
J. Bal, A. MCGOWAN, d. Hipa, J.
Amos and L. Hose. ..s d"
Following are the entries for the
different events:
100-Yard Dash-Kams: w. Wal
aleale, c. Hosea, II. Godfrey, r.
Aiau. High School: w. S. Rice,
William Rosa, Maruichi, C. Dyer.
Mile Race-Kams: G. Benjamin,
j. Gova, J. Amos, G. Padaken, r.
Muller. High School: Abe Norton,
II. Brown, J. c. Cottrell, Henry Chill
lingworth.
| 22O Low Hurdles-Kams: Kamai-
opili, Poepoe, Waialeale, Pahia, Bur-
CESS. High School: Rice, McCand-
less. Rosa.
440-Yard Race-Kams: Godfrey,
Lewis, Hosea, Kahele, Gova. High
School, Rice, McCandless. Chilling
worth, Rosa.
22O-YartI- Kams: Hosea, Aiau,
Wilcox, Kalanihuia, Godfrey, Mano-
ha. High School: Rice, Rosa, Nc
Candless. Maruichi.
Half-Mile-Kams: Godfrey, Gova
Benjamin, Brandt, Cluny, High
: School: Norton, Chillingworth, Ma.
ruichi, Bush.
Half-Mile Relay - Kams: Lewis
Godfrey, Hosea, Aiau, Waialeale
Gova. High School: McCandless
Maruichi, Rosa, Rice.
High Jump - Kams: Poepoe
Brandt, Kamaiopili, Noah, Waialea
lie, Kalanihuia. High School: Nc
Candless, Chillingworth, Carter.
Shot-Put--Kams. Kamaiopili, Mi
likaa, Noah, Poepoe, Kalai. Higf
School: McCandless, White.
Broad Jump-Kams Lewis, Kau
hi, Bal, Waialeale, Hosea. Higl
SCHOOL, McCandless, Rosa, Rice.
Hammer Throw-Kams: Wilcox
Milikaa, MCGOWAN, Noah. Higl
Y School: McCandless, White, Rice.
Pole Vault-Kams: Kauhi, Bal
Noah, Hipa, Poepoe, Kamaiopili
= High School: McCandless. Rosa.
Through the victory OF st. Johl
a over Moller OF the Marines yester
y day. the Y. NJ. c. A. handball tear
l. gained another game in the tour
nament which is being played a
Camp Very. The Marines are, how
- ever, still 81 points in the lead
and unless the Y. M. C. A. boys wi
lot of the games In the second hal
OF the tournament, the result is
Z foregone victory for the half-wets.
u q u
There will be golf at the Countr
9. Club this afternoon and tomorrow
and an automobile will be at tn
= end of the car line to convey men
Al bers and their friends to and frol
! the club