Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-13
NOANALUA ROAD
RACE THE !,
TALK
-ong Distance Runners Favor
Proposed 4th of July Event
COMMITTEE C0nCurS.

There Is considerable interest over
ne running race from Moanalua to
waikiki, proposed as AN added attraC-
ION for the Fourth of July, and II Is
raCtlCally certain that every one of
ne men who took part In the Halciwa
IarathOn will start If the race goes
trough.
Yesterday afternoon the suggestion,
hich came originally from Charles
hiliingworth, as noted in yesterdays
bulletin. received the endorsement
T the Fourth Of July committee. and
was decided to offer prizes for the
vent
The runners who took part In the
ruclfng Halciwa race are more than
nXious to show what they can do over
shorter course. Many of them feel
nat they can hit "A good clip for nine
ten miles, no matter how hot the
ay II. The Moanalua course will
icasurc about nine miles. and II there
EOod-sized field II should he II
ace all the way between some of the
zen. At any rate, the runners will
fairly fresh when they come through
own, and some brushes right on the
ity streets can not fail to be an in
erestng feature.
'oldier Wants Chance.
Charles Leastcr, the Second Infan-
~ runner who cavcd In during Tues
avs race. dropped into the Bul g.
n office yesterday afternoon to say
hat he was strong for the race and
hat there might be others at SchO-
cid Barracks who would enter nine
nile race.
Il got cramps in my legs in the Ha-
iva race, but as soon as | rested
as all right" said Leaster. Il, had
ever been over the course before, and
idn't know how to save myself for
he big hills. If there Is n ten-mile
ace on the Fourth I know I'll be able
o show Honolulu sports Il better cxhi-
.itiOn. I've only been here u few
nOnths, and found that ! wasn't used
o the climate when the time came to
i've all | had"
Yesterday evening In Charles Chill
ngwOrths office the prizes for tho
unners and bike men OF last Tues
avs event We're given out. The Di-
lond cup Is still open to competition,
\ Nigel Jackson, who has eleven
'oints ON II, did not finish the race.
While Wilson Ficgler. with eight points.
he only other man who could have
'on the trophy outright, didn't finish
aside the time limit.
The Prize List.
Following was the appOrtlonment Of
wards:
Marathon raCc-First prize went to
Ohm Hau, who won the Honolulu
brewery cup. the en-dollar mcrchan-
Use order offered by Jack Scully. six
Oxen Hives root beer and five dollars
'orth of Sanitary Steam Laundry
'ork: second prize. Eddie Brown. Ha-
'alian cnamcled Gun buttons and PIN
lve-dollnr pair of shoes, seven dollar
'anama hat and three dollar mer-
handise order; third prize, Mele Ka-
una, silver watch offered by l. Ruben
tcin, leather suitcase offered by Ar
HE Robertson and dozen cabinet ,
hOtOs by the city Photo Company !
Senior bicycle racc-Flrst prize to-
lenry X. Plemer, Scully cup. five
ollar pair Of shoes and six months
description to n daily paper; second
riZc, y. Timas, Hawaiian enamcled
uff buttons and pin, five dollar order
N Silva's TOggery and six dozen mix
Il soda; third, Benjamin Achiu, Ha-
"aiian coat-Of-arms watch fob Ha-
vaiian Cuff buttons and pin and i've
'ollars' laundry at the Young.
Junior bicycle racc-First prize, AL
N O'Bricn, Henry Walker Cup. man
'olin and six dozen soda: second prize.
rim Fun Achiu, Jarrett cup, Hawai-
an enameled cum buttons and baseball
love; third prize. Tokulchi HUT four
'ollar fountain pen, autoharp and five
pounds of candy.