Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
SPORT
EIGHT ISLAND
A. A. U. RECORDS
fccntinued from, Pace fol


Gay (P); George Manoha lK1, second,
and Earl Kaufman tM), third. Time:
minute, 80 seconds. This race
counted five points for the Punahou
team only, other places not being
considered
Pole Vault-Won by Elisha An
drews (M), IL feet, IA inches:
Daniel Hipa XXI, second, 10 feet 10
inches, and Hans Fassoth (P). third.
10 feet. 10 inches Andrews broke
the former record of 10 feet, "a
inches in this event. Hipa and Fas-
soth practically tied for second place.
although Fassoth was unable to clear
the bar at Hipa's height
Discus Throw-Won by Frank
Kanae fK), 95 feet, inches; William
Patyl P), second, "a feet, 6 inches,
and T. Baldwin (P), third, SO feet, 10
IL inches. In this event Kanae broke
the local A. A. u. record of 80 feet, IL
IL inches which was held by William
Inman of Punahou.
High Jump Won by w. F. Jansen
md, 5 feet, 10 IA inches; Hans Fas-
soth (P), second, and Ernest Bald
win (P), third. Jansen broke the
local record of 5 feet, IL inches
which was formerly held by Hans
Fassoth.
Putting the 16-pound Shct-Won by
Stephen Souza (Ai), 36 feet, 9 inches:
William Inman (P|, second, SO feet, 2
1-2 inches. and Frank Kanae tK).
third, 30 feet, IL inches. Souza, in
this event, broke the local A. A. u.
record of 36 feet, 3-4 inches, held
by Inman.
Throwing the f6-pcund Hammer
Won by William Inman (P), SO feet,
inches; Frank Kanae (K1, second,
80 feet, IL 10 inches, and William
Patty (PJ. third. 81 feet, inches. The
island record in this event was not
touched, being 101 feet, inches, held
by Frank Kanae
Throwing the Jayelin-Won by
Leslie Wishard tP), I25 feet, inch:
Chase Foster Cpl, second, 116 feet. 4
inches, and William Hitchcock Cpl,
third, 10 feet All previous records
were smashed by Wishard in this
event, the former record. that held
by William Coney. of Punahou, being
11S feet.
Running Broad Jump-Won by F.
NJ Friesell (M), 20 feet. z IA inches;
w. Waialeale (K), second, and Will
liam Hitchcock (P), third.
Those winning first places were
awarded gold medals and these win
ming second places were given silver
ones. Punahou won the silver cup for
gaining the greatest number of points
in the meet, and also the cup for win
ming the relay race. Those receiving
gold medals were William Opunui
fKl, George Manoha s(K), William
Meinecke (M), Brownie Rice IND.
William Coney Cpl. Percy Nottage
(P). Ernest Gay tP), Elisha Andrews
(M), Frank Kanae XXI, w. F. JAMS
sen (M), Stephen S0uza (M), William
Inman tP), Leslie Wishard Cpl and
F. M. Friesell (M). Those awarded
silver medals were Daniel Hipa (K),
Earl Kaufman (M),: Percy Nottage
(P9, Ernest Baldwin (P), Elisha An
drews tM). Ernest Gay fP), Brown
lie" Rice IND, George Manoha (K),
Hans Fassoth (P), William Patty tP),
William 1nman tPlg Frank Kanae
tK), Chase Foster tP) and w. Wal
aleale (K).
The officials of the meet were as
follows:
Games Committees. F. Longley,
G. H. Tuttle, Lorrin Andrews, ]. s.
SOBER and Mr.. Wishard.
Referee "A H. Tarleton.
Judges Of the Course-W. L. John
son, T. Maurice, T. M. Mcmahon and
Frank Coombs.
Judges of the Weight-W. R. Raw
Inns, G. ]. HUM and G. E. Mayne.
Judges of the Jump "A. L. An
drews, Vaughan Mace aughey and Rev.
]. s. Hopwood.
Timers-Ben Hollinger, L. Cunha,
Ben Clarke and G. F. Schmutzler
Clerk of the Course-A. T. Longiey.
Scorer-G. H. futile.
Starter-Fred B. Lau.
Announcers-J. G. Anderson and A.
E. Larimer.
Marshal-W! r. Chiffon.
Inspectors George McKinlay. J. s..
Soper, Charles Franz, Leslie Forrest,
A K Coyn1er and II I,amnke