The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-15
REGATTA PROGRAM
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thing of the spectacular Some Of the
most famous paddlers of the islands
are entered among the various crews,
and there is a crew composed entirely
of white boys who will endeavor toI
beat the Hawaiian experts at their
own game.
The sailing enthusiasts have been
catered for by races for pearls and
wrens, and the white wings flash
ing in the sun will help to complete
the harbor picture which is only
painted on Regatta Day.
The Hawaii Is Judges Boat.
The trans-Pacific cup winner Ha-
waii II will serve as the judges boat
and will float on the waters Of the
harbor tomorrow champion among
champions.
The Healani and Myrtle lighthouses
will. as usual, be scenes of unbounded
iollity and merriment, for invitations
to enjoy the boat clubs hospitality
have been issued with liberal hand,
and the hosts will spare no effort to
make their guests feel at home and
enjoy themselves to the limit.
AS the crew of one of the clubs
passes the lighthouses in the lead
there will be witnessed the old famil-
| lar spectacle of banners waving fran
tically from the club which houses
the winner, while the air is rent with
wild cheers and yells, while from the
headquarters of the defeated never a
flag will be raised or a sound of en-
couragement heard.
Healanis Braced Up.
For the last few years the noise
has all come from the Myrtle strong,
hold, and for the best of reasons, for
the Myrtles have shown themselves
to be almost invincible in the barges
and do what they might, the Healani7
have been unable to stem the tide OF
discouraging defeat which beat
against them and almost overwhelmed
them.
This year, however, it looks as if a
different tale will have to be told
for the Healanis have taken a splen
did brace and a spirit has been incul
Gated in the club which promises wei
for the blue in the contests of tomor
row. New blood has been introduced
and the boys are pulling together
both in the boats and the club a.
never before.
The Myrtles, knowing that the!
will have no more walkovers thi
year, have gone about their training
grimly and with redoubled energy
For a time dssensons in the clu
threatened its Regatta Day prospects
, but these have all been overcome, an
peace and unity reign supreme ono
again. There will be no harder fryer
the harbor tomorrow than tn
Myrtle crews.
The Puunenes are making their dc
Z but at the rowing game, Startin
with a rowing machine in the Pun
4 meme swimming tank, they today ow
their own boat and are in Honolulu
! to try conclusions with the pick {
n the local crews New blood is VIII.
has been needed in the rowing gam
and if they should win a race tomo
row it will give the new organizatio
the best kind of encouragement 20
= sible. Win or lose, they have CON
-, a long way to oblige, and deserve e
3 couragement,
3 Three New Boats.
Z Three new boats VIII be used in ii
g races this year. The Myrtles an
3 Puunenes each have a keenan, barg
= while the Healanis have a fine ne
e Rogers craft. The boats are pract
cally equal, and there should be I
- kick in the championship race,
least, of one club being handicapped
q the matter of boats.
= The first race will start at a. n
and the program will be finished abo
2:3O D. m.
T. The band will play on the Cham
- wharf during the races.
AS usual, there will be a freak rae