The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-15

and this year it will be contested by
crews Of county, federal and Terri
torial employees, which will be towed
out to the Spar Buoy and have to |
make the best of their way back. Ow-
ing to reticence and star-chamber
methods on the part of the respective !
captains, an anxious public will have
to be kept on tenterhooks of curiosity |
as to who will row in the different
boats until tomorrow.
The Last Work.
Both Healani, Myrtle and Puunene
crews were out las, night putting in !
their last hard ticks. This afternoon
they will practice starts and turning.
The Puunenes were out again with
out Hughes yesterday, in their new
boat, and it is learned on the best
authority that the Maui crew will COM
pete in the junior race for which they
are eligible, with Chillingworth substi-
tuted for Hughes. They made a fair
impression.
The Myrtle and Healani juniors had
a brush over the course and the for
mer surprised their friends by cling
ing to the Blues logged and forcing
them out at the finish.
The Healani freshmen went over the
course leisurely with their well-known
slow, sweeping stroke, swinging
splendidly, and giving the impression
of being an unbeatable crew.
The Hama KeoH and Outrigger Club
canoes were out padding in view of
their engagements in the six-oared
canoe race. The latter worked out to
the limit and made a fine showing for
amateurs. If they are beaten it will
probably be by the Hui Na!u entry.
Probable Results.
Senior Barge-This will undoubted-
ly be a good race and fought out to
the finish The Myrtles have their
t winning crew of last year, with the
, exception of Williams, and as the He
, alani senior boat appears to be little
better than the average, the MyrtleB
5 should about win. Should the weather
l be blowy, the Healanis will have a
5 splendid chance of annexing the race
Y on account of rowing in better rough
|, water boat
D Junior Barge-The Healani junior
i crew has been rowing consistently
WELL though not showing brilliant
S form. The Myrtles juniors are q
d pitched-in lot, and while they have
/ been coming along rapidly the last
/ few nights, will hardly beat the Blue
S brigade, who should win, with some
h thing in hand. The Puunenes would
e have been better suited over a longer
a course, for they are fair stayers, but
l. may hardly be up to the snappy WORK
required to win race over the juniol
course They will probably trail the
e Red and the Blue.
Z Senior Pair-oar-Myrtles.
# Junior Observation-Disclosures.
IS Freshmen Barge-Healanis in g
s. walk.
5 The Regatta Day officials will be as
u follows:
tt Judges-A. L. c Atkinson, w. c
u Wilder, John Waterhouse.
Starter-Leslie Scott.
q oil
- Frank Kruger, W. w. Harris.
= Clerk of Course-E. P. Low.
-, Recorder-AleX. May
= Regatta Committee-R. Thompson
-, Cchairman), Ray B. Rietow, Rober
.. Hughes.
-, Courses in the Races.
The courses in the different races t,
-, be contested tomorrow are as follows
is /. Whaleboat race.
~ From judges boat to Spar Buoy an
v return.
ID .. Senior siX-oared barge race.
10 From line between Railroad whaI
nj and Sorenson's wharf to and aroun
20 flags opposite Spar Buoy, keeping TN
PC same on port side in turning, theme
he back to judges boat
,. SiX-paddle canoe.
,e. From Spar to judges boat
ne 4. Freshmen siX-oared barge rae
NJ From judges boat to and aroun
yn flags opposite Spar Buoy, keepin
Im same on port side in turning, thenC
of back to start.
lat >. Senior pair-oar.
ne, From No. 10 buoy to judges boat,
or g. Four-paddle canoe.
on Same as No. 5.
os- Z, Junior siX.oared barge.
ne Same as No. A.
en- s. Four-paddle canoe Cmodern).
Same ~ No .