Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10


&C. Benjamin, of Kamehameha, who
took second place. At the first quar-
ter post Watt was still in the lead,
4 but when the second was passed
benjamin had commenced to gain. At
:. the third the same places were re-
sprint, leading BENJAMIN by seyera;
tanned and when the finish tape came
4 lin sight, Watt finished with game
feet L. Eaton of Kamehameha, took
third pace. Watt was the only Puma
hou man to enter into this event.
Relay Sensational
j While there were grilling races and
fast races, the best race of the after
noon, in the opinion of the spectators,
was the two-mile relay which was won
by F. Kalani tor Kamehameha. The
teams we're composed of man IRON
each school, who covered half-lnile.
The first team was composed of Tut
tie, of Punahou, and Mckinney, Of
Kamehameha. futile took a strong
. lead over Mckinney at the start, but
allowed himself to be passed at the
quarter-mile post. Mckinney gained
considerable ground. giving Jones Of
Kamehameha, who, with O'Dowda, of
Punahou. composed the second team,
start of about fifty feet over his OPP
ponent. The Kamehameha man in the
third team also had a considerable
start over his opponent, and when
) the fourth team started in to run, f..
Kalani, of Kamehameha, was about
seyenty-five yards ahead of Watt, Of
Punahou. Watt ran splendid race
and quickly gained on Kalani. and
when within one hundred yards OF the
i finish, the two were running dead
heat. Watt caught up with Kalani
on the Waikiki curve, and, as he was
on the outside of the course, was
handicapped somewhat. Kalani, how
ever, forged to the front again, and
won with but few feet to spare.
The distance was covered In nine
minutes, nineteen and three-fifths
seconds, which, while it did not break
any record, was considered good.
1 Hans Fassoth, of Punahou. imtued
with the spirit Of his success in the
pole vault, went into the high jump
and cleared the bar at feet, inches.
Baldwin, also of Punahou, came sec
ond with feet, . inches, while Hipa
and Kaianihuia, both of KamehaEeha,
tied for third place with feet, )
inches. -
Manoha Point Winner
The 100-yard dash was won in good
time by George Manoha, of Kameha-
meha, the fast track man who crl
such good work for his school wnen
it won the A. A. u meet which was
held week ago. Manoha's time in
| this event was 10 2-5 seconds, one
fifth of a second less than the time
in which he won the same even i
week ago Manoha is perhaps the best
sprinter seen in local athletic circles
since the days of "Bill" Rice, the
former Mckinley High School cham
pion Manoha also won the half-mile
relay for the Kamenamehas and vas
member of the team in the one-miieI
relay.
The Individual stars who took the
brunt of the work upon their shoulders
made up considerably long list For
Punahou the names of Watt, Brown,
Fassoth, Inman, Hitchcock, Coney,
Baldwin and O'Dowda might be mem
toned; while for Kamehameha, Ma
noha heads the list in company with
Opunui, Benjamin, KaIanihuia, Hipa,
WaialeaIe, Kalani, Mckinney and
Jones. The list of those taking part
in the meet is as follows:
Punahou: E. Baldwin, w. Paris, E.
Gay, j. Watt, G. Brown, J. 0'Dowda,
D. Alexander, T.. Taylor, l.. Gay, M.
futile, B. McStocker, II. Fassoth, G.
Lindley, w. Hitchcock, w. Coney, H.
BALDWIN, w. Inman, M. Bertleman, d.
Baldwin, F. Markham, E. Emory, 6.
Glib and H. White.
Kamehamena: G.. Manoha, A. Kala-
nihuia, w. Napihaa, S. Peahu, S. Hus-
sey, w. Opunui, F. Kalani, II. Stewart,
j. Jones, G. BENJAMIN, l.. Eaton, T.
Awana, R. Muller, G. Brandt, b. Kane,
d. Hipa, K. Hipa, w. Dover, ]. Glib
son, S. Lindsey, F.. Shipman, A. Aiau,
w Waialeale, A. Correa and J. Nc
Kenney
Following are the results of the
various events:
5o-Yard Dash
Won by George Manoha tK), A.
Kalanihuia (K), second, and W. Paris
(P), third Time: 5 2-5 sec, beating
the former insterscholastic record.
one-Mile Relay
Won by F. Kalani for Kamehameha
Time: 3 min, so rs sec.
OneeMiIe Run
Won by ]. Watt (P), G. Benjamin
tK), second, and L. Eaton (K1, third. |
Time: 4 min, 50 3-5 sec.
1oo-Yard Dash
Won by George Manoha (K), A. |
Kalanihuia fK), second, and Hitch |
cock tP), third. Time: 10 2-5 sec.
Pole Vault
Won by Hans Fassoth (P), II it., !
IA in; Hipa (K), second, IL IT., IA
in; Hitchcock (Pl, third, 10 IT, Fas-
snth hrnEn hath thn A IL and L., L