The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23
SPORT NOTES
Small Boats Pace in Harbor.

CluD season sunday was the Occa-
sion of a race for the small boats, in
which Ivy, Pearl, Elizabeth, Roaring
Gimlet and Chaperone took part.
Though the Roaring Gimlet, sailed by
S. Bush, was first to cross the line,
she soon lost her advantage, giving
way to Ivy, Pearl and Elizabeth.
These three boats had a splendid
race, but Max Bolte brought the Ivy
home just one second ahead of the
Pearl, while Elizabeth was only four
seconds behind the winner Thirty
minutes after the winner Chaperone
crossed the winning line.
June 4 these boats will be out again
in race for a Thermos bottle.
Gladys Regans Challenge Cup.
Getting a favorable off-shore breeze
on the run home on Sunday the yacht
Gladys, though following Mollilou
home, won the Hawaiian Challenge
Cup, beating Kamehameha with COM
parative ease and without her time
allowance. On the run down to
Pearl Harbor from Waikiki, the Mol
lilou made good progress, gaining
four minutes on the Gladys, but on
the home run the Gladys actually
made up nearly three and half
minutes on the speedy trans-Pacific
yacht. The Mollilou crossed the fin
ishing line thirty-six seconds before
the Gladys, but the handicap which
she had to give the second boat was
too much, and she went into second
place, Helene being third and Kane
hameha fourth.
Aiea Still Leading Sugar League.
By winning against Waipahu, rs
Sunday, Aiea further increased her
lead in the Plantation League which
now looks to be a good thing for
Aiea, despite the confidence which
the Eva bunch displayed at the open
ing of the season. Sundays game
looked good for Aiea from the first
inning, in which they scored five
runs. but Waipahu tied in the sew
enth, and Aiea had to get another
run in the same innings to win out
This they did, however. Kealoha, the
Aiea pitcher, came to town after the
game and pitched for the Japanese.
Tennis Doubles Championship.
On the Beretania courts tomor-
row three matches in the first round
of the doubles championship will be
played, and a fourth match will be
played on the Pacific courts. The
matches are:
Beretania Courts.
Bartlett and Barnes VS.. Roth and
Dillingham;.
Castle and Novel; VS.. R. A. Cooke
and Atherton Richards.
Anderson and Sinclair VS.. Baldwin
and Judd.
Pacific Courts.
Steere and Theo. Richards VS..
Bockus and Guard.
Polo Practice Good.
Teams, under the names of the
whites" and 'Blues," met on the
Moanalua polo field on Saturday aft
ernoon in a series of practice chuk-
kas. Walter Dillingham;, Henry
Damon, Bob McCorriston and B. M.
Sumner comprised the "Blues," while
John Fleming, Sam Baldwin, c. Lucas
and Walter Rycroft were on the
whites" team. In addition, Lieu
tenants Andrews and Rogers, R. At
kinson and ]. Hannah took part in
the game, relieving the other play
ers. The ponies which were being
tried out showed considerable apti-
tude for the game and gave promise
of being valuable additions to the
old string. The men will be out
again TOMORROW getting into some
thing like trim for the series Of
games which will probably be started
up shortly.
Manoa Tennis Club Meeting.
The members of the Manoa Tennis
Club will meet on Thursday evening
to finally decide regarding the pro-
posed change of location. The site
which has been selected will provide