Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-12

points on the trophy. But the dis
lance and the heat were too much for
Fiegler, and he had to cut down the
pace.
The bicycle riders Jared better, and
while there We're number who were
considerably delayed in their arrival,
only one Junior and one senior, out
of the combined field of 81 failed to
finish, What was still better. nearly
all of them came in in good shape, and
after few minutes rest were able
To get on their wheels and ride on
From the spectators standpoint the
combination Of three races In one was
u good thing. When the contestants
began to show up, they kept coming
at frequent intervals, keeping the big
crowds that lined King street all the
way from kalihi to Fort street. keyed
up to the proper pitch of interest
Taken all in all, the Haleiwa- Waikiki
race was n success, but It pointed some
lessons which should be remembered
when plans are being made for the
event next year.
WheeImen Speedy.
The whcclmen made splendid time,
Allen O'Uricn. winner of the Junior
event, covering the course In hours
81 l-2 minutes, and Henry Plcmer,
first of the seniors, doing 1t In 2:22 l-2.
O'Bricn, who Is II modest youth of 10
with Il deproCuting lisp, cut out II
pace that made II impossible for any
Of the seniors to make up the handi-
cap Of 10 minutes, and he finished 2
minutes to the good. He rode splen-
did race, and but for fall would have
made even better time. This occurred
ON the Aiea hill, when he attempted to
pass Il. AChicu ON dusty ground, and
went down, without any particular In
jury to himself or machine, however
IIOnors IN the senior event went to
Waialua. Henry Plemer, respondent
in green trunks, which he and the
Achieu brothers adopted as the badge
of the Halelwa entry, was the first Sc
nor to cross the line. He was ~ l-2
minutes ahead of the next man., and
for the last few miles knew that he
had the race up his sleeve. Had he
been pressed or had the benefit of be-
ing paced by a rival he would have
probably knocked from three to flve
minutes OF his unusually good per-
Torrance. T. Timas was the second
senior, and three minutes later Ben
Achieu, another Waialua boy, came In,
The last Haleiwa bike race was won
by Lincoln Achieu, and Il. +, Achieu
( finished sixth in the junior event yes
terday, so all things considered the
boys with Il name like sneeZe are some
riders. As matter of fact, the race was
duck soup for the lads from Waialua,
for they pedal It nearly every time they
come TO town, In preference to using
the train.
The Mayor Was There.
The runners got off from their mark
In front of the Haleiwa Hotel ut eX-
, actly 1888 1-2, his Honor Mayor Fern
Il graceful figure In pongee lnyer-
ness coat, giving them the word. The
junior bikers started at 9:1l 1-2 and
the seniors at 1927 l2.
There We're plenty of high lights to
the race, and the fellows who travelled
the course in cars or on motorcycles
saw the three contests as they We're
really run. Everybody got from Hale
! iva to Leilehua in some sort of shape,
but from there on wheelmen, as pump
ed as their tires and runners, stretch
ed HAT on the ground, with and with
out attendants, were picked up every
mile
Following were the results:
Haleiua Marathon