Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

hua yesterday and dropped into the
Bulietin Office shortly after
wards. Tie little fellow had u good
! time down at SJhUAcld Barracks, anu
made arrangements for putting tick
cts ON sale at the cavalry caHte2n.
The boys who handle the horses are
keen ON the running proposition,
and they Gie all going TO get into
town somehow or othcr aud see King
and Kaoo run their fifteen mile race
week from tomorrow.
While ut tho cantonment King
made arrangements FOR Lieutenant
Greasy TO act as one of the Judges
on October 80. w. r. Rawlins will
be another judge, and there is still
a third to select. Some well.known
man Will be asked to Off late, and
then that end OF the business will be
satisfactorily settled.
Timekeepers have also been APP.
pointed, and Lester Pctric and Frank
Kruger will handle the watches. c.
II. Reinecke will keep tab on the
laps as they are reeled on, and as
he has had considerable experience
In that line, the score should be kept
straight enough.
The Athletic Park Is In good order
now, and next week King will
change his training quarters to the
grounds. where the race Is TO be
run. The man from the Coast VIII
run every afternoon next week, al
though he viii not cover the full
fifteen miles each time he gets out
on the track. King is In the best
possible condition at present, and
fifteen miles is nothing for him to
run,
Nigel jackson is acting as Kings
trainer and adviser, and the talka-
tive one is doing great work. Jack"
thinks he can keep up with King for
q few miles now, and II he learns as
much about the game in the future
as he has In the past, Honolulu will
have a couple of champions instead
of one.
Fast Mile.
Yesterday afternoon at the rink
King ran three miles at rattllng
good pace, and would have continued
for a few miles farther only that
there was danger of his feet becom
Ing blistered. AS 1t was, King cut
out one mile In min. So sec. He
was not fully extended, land consid-
.ering the turning that has to be
done on the small track, his speed
was excellent.
This afternoon at o'clock King
and bunch OF other runners will
do stunts on the track at the Alex
ander Field, It is expected that
King viii run an exhibition mile
and also do some sprints with the
lads. A good turnout of spectators
Is expected, and those who attend
will have chance OF seeing the
mainlander in action.
Kaoo Is working out faithfully,
and he is doing most of his, work
ON the roads. His followers know
that King is a good man, but they
still pin their faith in the old Waia
lua Horse, who can both run the dis
lance and sprint in at the end in
a manner that will astonish King II
he is anywhere near Kaoo at the
end of the race. Simerson is look .
ing after Kaoo's interests, and there
Is no doubt that most of the people
who gather at the Athletic Park on
Sunday week will have cigar or
two on the old reliable runner.
Difference of Opinion.
There Is much difference of opin-
ion us regards Kaoo's chance against
King, and most people dope 1t out
that the Hawaiian would have a bet
ter chance OF winning In full Mar
athon distance race. King may re-.
turn from the Coast early ncxt-year,
and then he would be willing to run
Kaoo 26 miles 3S5 yards. At pres
ent King is not ready to tackle the
long distance, and he Is content to
race over the shorter course.
Kaoo has done remarkable work In
tho past, and has made good over all
distances, from u hundred yards to
thirty miles. The old fellow is a
wonder for his ago, and lots OF peo-
pie wish that he had been taken to
the States and England when in his
prime. lie would have made some
OF the champion rlnnors look sick
after they had mol him.
The prospects OF a big crowd at
tending on Sunday week appear to