Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-15
CREWS READY FOR
GREAT RACES

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although It would be of no use
to tell this to any of the Myrtle menu
hers. The Myrtls freshmen have not
been rowing up to their best form of
late
In the Junior event. with the Pun
nenes as pretty sure contestant, the
race will be battle royal, as both the
Healanis and Myr'les are going to see
that the visitors 10 not leave the is
land with victory this year.
II will be one Of the most exciting
races of the day. and the crew that
wins viii have to work hard, rs 1t will
mean a drive from start to finish.
The senior six Dared barge race looks
as though II viii be fought out by the
usual two rivals. as It Is most likely
that the Maui sports viii not enter this
event after ALL The Myrtles are ia
vored bit In winning and as the crew
is practically the same as that which
won the laureis for the Red and white
last year. Il IL figured that It win re-
peat the trick this year.
The Myrt,es took seven out of the
eight events last wear. but repeating
such great performance this year liz
improbab,e. for IN, Healanis, with the
new life stirred up among the mem
hers, have produced three strong crews.
The cbampionsbip honors have gone
TO the Red and white for the past five
years. hut Il looks like a different story
this regatta.
After working hard for the last
month and half. the crews finished up
their training last evening. each crew
going over its respective course. The
Puunenes went over the senior course
instead Of the JUNIOR.
All that II asked for tomorrow IL fine
weather-the reg ltta committee. will be
responsible for the rest.
Much credit Is due this years re-
gatta committee, consisting OF r.
Thompson, chairman; Ray Il. Rietow
and a. Hough, for the splendid work
It has done In arranging an interesting
Big Crowds Out.
The crowd that will go down to the
harbor tomorrow rhould be the largest
ever, as much interest is being taken
in the coming events. and whether the
lighthouses can hold the large crowd
il hard to say. The club colors will b,
seen In great numbers tomorrow, tn,
Myrtles In red and white, Healanis Ii
blue and white, and the Puunenes II
black and yellow
Besides the barge events, the cano,
races are attracting much attention
and when the Hui Naiu crew tackles
the haoie bunch or the Outrigger Clul
there will he something doing. TIL,
Hui Nalus did wonders In the aauatI,
championship me It some time ago, an,
II looks as though they may carry of
honors In the regatta.
The Judges boat will be stationed of
Naval Dock No 1. and the Kaena. will
the Hawaiian ban aboard will be sta
toned nearby.
All races are to end off the Alake,
slip, and the best place for Spectator
to view the races. outside OF the Myr
tie and Healani lighthouses. win be OF
the Channel wharf and at the AIake
wharf
The first event will start promptly a
q o'clock, and, will he followed by tn
next event on the program ten rainute
after the first race IL over.
All the races viii end In n line he
tween the pier on the Naval whar
and the Quarantine wharf.
The special race will also be pulle
on during the morning. and the crew
will be as follows
Federais- Sherwood, Holt. Rawiin,
tombstone. Clark, Hebron.
County-Murray, Lloyd. Willis, Jar
rett. Widemann.
Territoriai--P Jarrett. d. Porte
Kuhio. Robertson, W. +. Wall. Tol
King.
This race should he an interestin
event and Il would be a wise thing I