The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-13

between me iuItED OF lidNdl ana
kamehameha on the results attain.
ed by these two teams against Oahu
College n their respective meets d..
would appear at first sight that the
College of Hawaii would have the bet
ter of matters. And a careful consid-
Grafton of the figures thus given con-
firms the writer in that belief. Not
only should the College of Hawaii
win this dual meet, but # should win
by a margin approaching twenty
points.
There should be some exceptional
by fast racing in the 100 yards, the
22O yards and the quarter-mile. and
on the showing made by Godfrey on
Saturday he must be given a chance
TO down the all-victoriOus Bill Rice.
OF course the fact that Rice is a tried
and proved runner must be taken into
consideration. added to this the con-
fdence which Rice has IN his ability
as a Splinter but nonetheless God
frey must push him hard
While Rice Is speedy and has not
been severely pushed over the hun
drcd, the fact that Godfrey could win
on Saturday after turning round in
the straight stamps him as a very
speedy man, and though the writer
is well aware OF the fact that most
people will favor Rice he inclines to
the belief that If Rice and Godfrey
meet over the three distances above
mentioned, then Godfrey will win two
out Of the three His running in the
22O. IN which he beat Ran Hitchcock
by half a yard, was not as good as
the showing he made in either the
hundred yards or the quarter-milc,
o1S>SS>SHESSSS>SS'
in the order last given. The take-off
board badly needs attention as it is
quite probable that Desha's jump more
than equalled Kalanihuias.
Inman won the shotput comfortably
putting better each time he handled
the shot, and winning with put Of
Al feet inches He was not hard
pressed.
The high jump was an interesting
competition, Ran Hitchcock winning
at 3 #. 2 I'm. Both he and Kalanihuia
cleared that height but failed at 5 TT.
3 in, and on going back TO IT. 2 in,
Hitchcock got over and Kalanihuia
failed For third pace Hipa, Baldwin
and Hitchcock tied and after some
discussion # was agreed that one-half
point be given TO both teams.
The Reiay Race.
/ Unfortunately this event was mar
red by an allegation Of fouling. II.
Baldwin, w. Morgan, T.. Glib and
w. Desha comprised the Oahu team,
running in that order against Aiae, S.
Hussey, Waialaele and II. Godfrey.
Baldwin gained eight yards at least
on Aiae, Morgan increased his adyan-
tage to fifteen or more yards, Glib
increased It to well over thirty yards
and Desha won out by twenty yards.
Godfrey insisted on stick being
given to the first man TO be passed on
to each runner in turn, the winner
to bring II home. Morgan started be-
fore Baldwin reached him and was
in his stride when he took the stick;
Glib ran about fifteen or more feet be-
fore receiving the stick from Morgan,
while Desha was also off his mark
when he took the stick from Glib. 1t
was alleged that Glib had started
much too early, and after the race
there were demanGs for 1t to be re-
run. However, It was decided that the
Puns had won and there the matter
rests, though 1t Is possible that fur
Their action will be taken when the
point is Investigated. The A. A. A.
rules provide for each runner to touch
the one In front within twenty feet in
front Of the starting line. No proyi-
sion is made regarding the carrying of
a small stick but It would seem that
If the stick was handed over within
the twenty feet specified that the race
was perfectly fair. The referee will
have to decide the distance and then
give his decision. To the writer Glib
seemed to be wen within the twenty
feet specified, though no lines were
marked down as should be done under
the A. A. u. rules.
The results were:
Hundred Yard DASH, II. Godfrey
| (K); 2, c. Hosea (K); 3, II. Hitch
cock O; w. Waialaele (K). Time Il
2-5 secs.
Pole Vault, r. Hitchcock (O),
IT. in; 2, W. Hitchcock (O), #
in; 3, Kamaiopili *, #. in.
d. Hipa (K), J. Kaubi *.
One Mile RUN, Pete Young (O)
2, c. Damon (o); 3, Brown (O); J
= Amos (K), Alexander (O), r. Mule
(K), w. Kama (K). Time, Minis. 81
b secs.
. Hammer Throw, w, Apau (K)
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