Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-29
Healaniis &c i: .s.l IS; s. !.
VIII , S 6; : : s. s.

Celebrating the frs teacnlns as
victory in history ovd the results
rivals, the Myrtles, lance Of cane
the Healani Yacht & tory methods
in wildly enthusiasm paid many
Saturday evening. givs maintaining +
Cafe in honor of their
men, coaches and tralng and re-
Perhaps the big fem respect to
fair, from a news stab as pineap
announcement by J. tother activi-
ward the close of theme from 200 I
the Alameda Club, WHARF, added to
race here on Regatta In canning.
has again established that during
championship Of the Pasugar beet
q race rowed September content
as a result is urging the not seem
torious seniors to meet Wle holds
coast in a competition fr its inn ]
which the California boy acidity |
away from Hawaii year assugar I
Whether the local champion
make the trip to the coast this ysbi
is now doubtful, because Of the late
ness of the season, but plans prob
ably will be laid for the race earl!
next year.
Lightfoot, as an official of the Ha
waiian Rowing Association. which hal
charge Of the Regatta Day program
here, has been in touch with the coas
oarsmen all summer, but was unable
to get q definite invitation from them
This, he explained Saturday night
was not the fault of the Alameda club
On July 4s said he. another ciui
won the local championship on the
coast, the Alamedas not competing
For reasons unnecessary to state 81
this time, the winners did not care tt
meet us. We hoped to be able tt
make the trip up there and race then
on September 8, California Admission
Day. But we were not encouraged
so could not go.
"0n September 3, the Alamedas
with four Of the six men who rowed
here last year. went out and beat the
former winners. finishing about three
quarters OF mile to the good. They
went into the event, / am given t.
understand, with their main idea the
desire to have another race with the
Honolulu boys"
The AIamedas, during their stay in
Honolulu q year ago, were entertain
ed by the Healanis, and their faith Ii
the local clubs strength was so great
Lightfoot said. that in the week be
fore this years regatta the coast boys
planned and ordered q banquet for the
evening Of September 20. to eelehrate
The H6aIo1is victory.
Individual Trophies.
Another feature of Saturday even
ine,s entertainment was that for the
first time In the history of local row
ing the Hawaiian Rowing Asso
citation distributed individual tro.
piles to the members of the win
ming crews. Each member Of the sen.
Tor crew, including the coxswain, was
given gold medal. These are discs
bearing on one side an appropriate de
sign of q wreath and crossed oars,
and on the other engravures of the
names of the crew with their posi-.
tons in the boat. Medals of similar
design, made of solid silver, we're
awarded the members of the junior
crews and coxswains, and medals OF
bronze were given the freshmen and
their coxswain.
Only three oarsmen were unable to
attend the banquet. Dick Sullivan,
stroke of, the senior six oar and sen
Tor pair oar crews, is now on the
coast on vacation; M. A. Nicol was
on one of the other islands on bust
ness and Charles Franz, though in