The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-14
KANEHAMEHAS
BEAT COLLEGE

yesterday uelu ana TRACK meet De-
tween Kamahameha School and the
College of Hawaii resulted in gene
raj upsetung of calculations, due I'M
large measure to the changes made
in the teams since Saturday. Both in
situations kept back a number of men
from various events in order to keep
them fit for the final triangular meet
on Saturday, but it is difficult to state
at this time if the Kams held back
more than the College Of Hawaii. And
then several of the starters did not
run up to form.
Yesterdays meet was interesting,
but it was more on account of the I'M
expected happenings than anything
else. The Rams won by SO 1-2 points
TO Al IL.
The Track Events.
Manoha won the hundred by six
feet from Rice in 10 Is seconds, but
he had such an advantage at the start
that Rice had no chance of catching
him. For allowing Manoha to start
as he did the starter deserves censure.
The 22O was won easily by Bill Rice
from II. Godfrey two yards separating
the two men at the finish, and S.
Ahuna was close up on Godfrey third.
The event was run in the slow time
of 25 3-5 seconds. In the 440 there
were only three starters, Godfrey not
competing, and Rice won in the easist
manner from A. Aiau, with S. Hussey
third. The time was ridiculously
slow, viz, 65 seconds. Seven starters
went out in the half mile, Farmer
Clark and Maruichi representing the
College of Hawaii, and the following
representing the Kams:-F. Kalani.
Kama, J. Kauai, J. Kauwe and S.
Luhiau. Maruichi, Kalani and Clark
got a short distance ahead of the
others and remained there throughout
the race. Clark won by fifteen to
twenty yards in min. 16 3-5 seconds
The mile was a good race between
Benjamin and Meinecke. The latter
was the only starter for the College
of Hawaii, but j. Amos, r. Muller and
G. Benjamin represented the Hams.
Benjamin won by three yards. Amos
was third. The time was slown viz,
5 min. 10 seconds.
There we're five starters in the
hurdles, Godfrey, Waialeale and Pa
hia representing the Kams, and Rice
and Malcallino running for the Col
lege of Hawaii. The race was a good
one, though Rice won by five yeards
from Godfrey, but as it was Godfrey's
first hurdle race his showing pleased
his friends. The time was given as
20 1-5 seconds.
The Field Events.
Kuhns broke the wire attached to
the hammer in the hammer-throw and
this event had to be put off until to-
wards the close of the meet. The
throwing was fairly good, but Kuhns
won comparatively easily with a
throw of 1E5 #. IL in McCandless
threw III it. in, and Apau threw
1O7 it. The broad jump was won by
Kalanihuia for the Kams, with a
Jump of 10 it, Ain, Waialeale, also oil
the Rams, was second, with 1Sft. II
3-S in. McCandless won the shot-put
with 40 it. 10 in; KamaiOpili was sec
ond with SO #. 0 ga in, and Kaonohi
was third with 81 #. in. The best
Kuhns could do was 35 #. 10 inches
against the A it. he put on the 4th
inst. Two of the Kamahameha boys
tied in the high jump, Kalanihuia and
D. Hipa clearing five feet. Marcallino
McCandless and Waialeale were equa
in third place and divided the point
The jumping wa comparatively poor.
The Relay Race.
This was a splendid event, Manoha
giving the Kan. team splendid leat
and materially aiding the team. WheI
Godfrey starter on the last furlons
he had big advantage over Ricean
the latter could not catch him. Tht
| Kams thus won comfortably