Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-06

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BY HOWARD b. CASE.
EveIlt-Second annual Cornell Club
Relay Games.
Date March 7.
P1ce New Kamehameha athletic
field, KalihI.
Time-2:s0 o'clock.
Entries Mckinley High school,
Oahu College, Kamehameha, st.
Louis College, College OF Hawaii and
Mills School.
The pick OF Honoluln's interscho-
lastic athletes. numbering nearly 80
young fellows, will gather at the new
kamellameha athletic field, Naiihi,
tomorrow afternoon to participate in
the second annual Cornell Club Re
lay games, held under the auspices OF
the Cornell Club Of Honolulu. Six
schools have entered the meet and
the one winning the greatest number
or points will receive the handsome
silver loving cup. won last year by
Kamehameha and now held by that
school
To promote an increased interest
In clean sport In Honolulu and IL
Cornell university" is the summing
mp Of the aim OF these yearly meets.
The contest last year was ain unlim-
tied success and it Il expected and
hoped that the one tomorrow after
noon viii be- even more So: that
old records viii be broken and
new ones made, and new stars
for both track and field discovered.
Everything nov Is m readiness FOR
tho meeting; the lists or the eligible
competitors have been turned in, the
Officials chosen and the events Sc,
lected. The popular slogan now Is
."Let the best team win
y Following are several or the rulings
which viii govern the meet
sThe contest tomorrow will mark
the opening OF Kamehameha's new
athletic field. Those wishing to wit
ness the games should leaYe the King
street car at the first stop Eva Of
the main entrance 10 the Kameha-
1ieha campus and then walk one
block mauka. Carnival bieachers are
being set UP IN order that all who
attend may be provided with seats
Admission to the field will be %
cents.
The school winning the contest TO.
morrow wilt hold for one year silver
emp presented by the Cornell Club OF
Hawaii. The school winning the cup
three times win have the privilege Of.
holding 1t permanently. The initial
contest, held last year. was won by
Kamehameha with 81 points. Puma
hon scored 81. Mckinley High School
~, st. Louis College II and Mills
School 6. BY winning the cross-coun-
FRY held February IA last. Kamehame-
ha has scored 20 points in this years
contest; Punahou has IL. Mckinley
High 8. and St Louis 1. In the relay
races tomorrow. the places will count
10, 6. and 2 points respectively, and
in the events having individual en-
tries, the places will count ), 3,
and 1 points respectively
Some Minor Rulings.
Each relay team should be provided
with-a baton not more than 10 inches
1 IN length and bearing the colors Of
ahe school which it represents. This
baton must be passed to the succeed
ing runner at SOME point between the
starting line and a line drawn 20 yards
beyond the starting line Under no
circumstances viii a runner be allow
ed To 60 back Of this starting line to
meet his team mate
at the conclusion Of each event
the joint winners must report tc the
finish judges. in order that their names
may be obtained and recorded
Trainers must keep away from the
start and finish lines at all times, and
there must be no coaching by men
inside the track or running along the
track These rules VIII be rigidly en-
forced
Following is the order Of events:
100 yard dash trials.
Pole vault
go yard hurdles trials.
One mile relay.
Bread Jump
go yard hurdles tfinalsl.
Shot put.
-Four mile relay.
700 yard dash tfinals).
High jump.
Two mile relay
One-half mile relay
The officials will be as follows:
Referee Chester Hum
Clerk of the course Dir A. L. An
drews.
Starter Fred w. Lau.
Marshal--W R. Chiffon.
Announcer A. Anderson.
Field judges--J. L. Hopwood, Viii.
liam Williamson, Albert Horner and
r. G. Reeve.