Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-13
PUNS WIN FROM
kAMS IN MEET
Track Events Saturday Result
In Score of 6712 to SO
For College.

tween the Kams and Puns Saturday
afternoon, and the latter won by a
good margin, although several of the
Kan boys were not present, being out
of the game on account of illness.
Sixty seven and one-half to thirty
six was the final score after the races
and field events had all been finished,
and the large crowd of spectators was
satisfied that 1t had been good after
noon of sports.
The results of the meet Saturday and
the one "a week ago, when the Puns
won from College of Hawaii, show but
little difference, and the results this
afternoon, when Rams and College of
Hawaii get together, may give some
inkling of the results next Saturday III
the triangular meet.
The results:
Hundred Yard Dash.
l, Godfrey Q.); ., Hosea (K); 3, r.
Hitchcock co. Time, 10 20 sec. Won
by inches, with the same between sec
ond and third.
The men got away to good start
and kept the line practically unbroken
until nearing the line, when Godfrey
shot to the front, followed by Hosea.
Hitchcock made game try, but was
unable to catch up.
Pole Vault.
/, r. Hitchcock (OO, 8 #. s in. 2,
w Hitchcock co.. TT. in; 3, Ka-
maiopill (K.), 8 TT. A in.
r. Hitchcock only made qualifying
and final jump, clearing the bar in
the last attempt by a foot The sec
end and third men fought 1t out all
the way until finally w. Hitchcock
cleared the bar at #, 5 in, He touch
cd 7afic bss; left fthc pin at one
end and jumpetFto the top of the pole,
where it rested
One Mile Run.
4, Pete Young (OD; g Damon (Oo;
3, Brown (O). Time. min SO sec.
Young went away from the start anr
made the pace TOO hot for the rest of
the bunch Lap after lap he kept this
going and Increasing as he went fin
ished up 100 Yards ahead of his field.
Amos of Kamehamcha kept to. Damon
and Brown until the last lap, when ne
fell behind and they forged ahead. Da-
mon was fifty yards ahead of the third
point maker.
Hammer Throw.
/, Apau (K.), 1913 IT.; 2, Lucas (O),
LIST. in; 3, Patty, 100 TT. in
Broad Jump. \
/. w. Hitchcock 90, 10 IT. IL In; /
2, Waialeale (K.), 10 it, l in; 3, ka-
lanihuia CK), 10 #. 3-4 in.
These three qualified for the final, but
none of them broke the nineteen feet
again.
22o-Yard Dash.
/, Godfrey (FS): 2, Hosea (K); 3, r.
Hitchcock (OD. Time, % 4-5 sec.
Godfrey jumped out when the pistol
cracked and set the pace cracker. !
Coming round the turn Hosea was
close behind him, with Hitchcock fol- !
lowing. The latter made up some of
his lost ground and passed Hosea, but
was unable to catch the leader, who
won out by inches after a grueing |
race.
44o- Yard Dash.
/, Godfrey (K.); 2, Glib (OD; 3, Aiau
Q<). Time, 81 see.
Alan got away with a good start and
rapidly drew away to the front. The
rest of the field could not stand the
pace and let him go. Coming round the
home turn Aiau came back to his field
and Godfrey and Glib shot to the
front Godfrey won by few inches
from the latter, with the third man
feet behind,
22o Yard Low Hurdles.
/, Desha (OD; 2, Gay (O0; 3, Patty
(OD Time, 80 sec.
The Kan team held their own for
some time, but eventually the Oahu
boys pulled away and won comfort
ably.
Shot Put.
/, Inman (O), Al #. s in; 2, Kamai-
opili Qi.), 3S fl. in; 3, Poepoe 81 IT,
Half Mile Run.
T. Nottage (O0,; 2, Williams (O); 3,
Gay 90, Time, 2 min, 10 sec.
Nottage broke away from the bunch
with his usual dash and, hunching his
made the pace too hot for
The rest of the field, Hussey, the Kan
fayorite, died away and ran iifth.
High Jump.
1, r, Hitchcock (O), #, 2 in; 2,
nkD, st, 2 in; 3, Hipa
(K), Baldwin (O), w, Hitchcock (oD,
r.
The FIRST two men tied at II. 2 In,
and Hitchcock won in the jump Off
rhe last three tied and agyeed to take
lalf point each,
Relay Race,
/, oahu ?, kamehameha,
There was some discussion ms 40
whether this race should go 90 the KAN
BOYS owing TO a supposed foul Thel
natter N 70 he looked an BY neSt Sal