Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-09

ton in this event by all the schools
with the exception OF the College OF
/ Hawaii, but none Of the entries was
able to approach Inman's record. Kali
kaka OF Kamehameha took second
place. Kanwe Of Kamehameha third,
and Gay Of Oahu College fourth.
! Another C. r. G. record was broken
by Jansen of st, Louis. when. in the
high jump. he cleared the bar at IT.
GA in. the old record having been
tt 81 in Jansen has a rather pc
culiar way of getting over the bar
but his system Is his own and he
!, proved yesterday that it works. Lind
ley of Oahu College was second. f..
81 in; Brown. Oahu College. third.
8 #. 3k in; Delanux. Kamehameha.
fourth, 5 #. "a IN.
Other Events Interesting.
The most keenly contested mad clos
est race OF that afternoon was the
one-half mile relay. the result or which
caused considerable discussion BY the
| judges before the points were award
ed. Gay Of Oahu College, and Kalani-
huia of Kamehameha crossed the FIN
ish line abreast, Hore OF ST. Louis be-
| ing third and MeIin OF Mckinley
fourth. The time was / min. 80 sec.
The matter Of the dead heat was TAX
en- up by the officials and, although Il
was at first ruled that another race
be run at later date, Il was finally
decided to split the points OF first and
/ second place between the two men,
| In the trials for the 220-yard hnrd-
les, Harry Melin OF the High school
twas pickeod a sure winner, but later
was disqualified The finals IN this
event was won by H0re Of Sc. Louis
In % 2-5fsec Hore also proved him
self to be an excellent Splinter when
/ he won the 100-yard dash In 10 5-5 sec.
Results Of Events.
From beginning TO end, the second
annual Cornell Club Relay games was
a marked success, and was judged
even better than the initial meeting
last year Credit is due to aII-the
athletes, the officials, the crowd and
! the police The Cornell Club trophy,
won last year by Kamehameha. will
be held by Punahou until the contest
next year. Following are the results
/ OF events:
100-yard dash Iore est. L.. first;
Melin fMcK.1. second: Ernest Gay
! tP.), third; Kalanihuia (K), fourth.
Tire, Oslo S-5.
Pole vault--Lindley fP.). first:
! Wieke NICK. second: Brown fP.),
! third; Hipa and Gibson (K.), fourth.
Height 10 It. IL in.
One-mile relay High School, first:
Punahou, second; Kamehameha.
third; st. Louis, fourth. Time
$50 3-5.
Broad jump ore fSt L., first;
Takeuchi fM.1, second; Baldwin fP9.
third Lindley Cpl, fourth. Distance,
20 It. 51s in.
4 220-yard hurdles Hore (St Ii.
first; Baldwin Up. second; Kim Wal
IfP.), third. Melin lMcK.). dIsquaIi-
j fled for knocking down three hurdles.
Shot put Imam p ,, first; Kauwe
/ (Ksl, second; Kafkaka fK.). third;
Gay tP.I. fourth. Distance, AZ II.
I2x in.
| Four mile relay Punahou. first;
] Kamehameha, second: Mckinley High
School. third; Mills. fourth. Time,
t21:07 2-5.
/ High jump Jansen est. IL, first
Lindley tP). second; Brown lP.),
third Wicke (McK.l. fourth. Height.
i 5 It. Ga in.
i Twomile relay Kamehameha.
/ first; Punahou. second; Mckinley
High School, third; Mills, fourth.
Time els 2-5.
/ Half-mile reIay-P unahou and Ka-
1nehaneha tied for first; st. Louis,
third; Mckinley High, fourth. Time
I1:39.
The officials were as follows:
| Referee Chester HUM. Clerk OF
the courseDr. A. L. Andrews. Star
/ ter-Fred W. Lau. Marshal W. r.
Chiffon. Announcer J. 4. ..nderson.
Field Judges. L. Hopwood, William
i Williamson, Fred Orth ana Il. C.
Reeve. Finish judges Ashford Aus
i tin, Glenn T. jackson and J. He Fid-
I des. Timekeepers-Prof. G. f.
SchmutzIeT, Ben Hollinger and A. E.
Larimer inspectors Paul Super, A.
II n. Tarleton, G. T. Fits, c. II. LOOMS.
i w. Fl. Heinrichs, Edward Tracy, A..
J r. Longley, Harry Neweomb and Prof
IA. X. Keller.