Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
TRACK NOTES

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Messrs. Ayers, Fiddes and Meek
have been named as judges of the
walk.
John Anderson. will once more hold
down the position as announcer In the
track meet. Johnny is an old timer
at the job.
The :. a. u. track meet at AIexan.
der field will start at 1870 tomorrow,
instead of 2, on account of the large
number of entries.
Kahei Hipa will represent Kameha-
meha in the low and high hurdle
events He is making his first appear
ance and no doubt will make good
showing at that.
Takenchi of Mills Institute is the
only unattached man in the meet this
year. He is out to compete in the
broad jump, He won second place
for his team in the Cornell meet last
SaLurday.
Bill Jansen will meet his old college
ehum Hans Fassoth iii the high jump
and these two men will try for new
island record. Lindley of Punahou
may spring a surprise in this event
as he has been doing we'll during the
past week.
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The St Louis team will have the aid
of G. Oakley in the spirits, F. Coombs
in the long distance runs and p Cor
nyn in the mile walk All three men
are members of the Healani team
which stepped out of the contest at
the last minute.
Punal1ou has shade the best over
the other teams in the half mile relay
race with E. Gay, G. Lyman, McStock-
err and Innan forming the team. The
Saints and Highs have strong four
also which will go to make the event
all the more exciting.
Frank kanae, who has entered into
the weight events for the Saints, has
been in the game for the last 10
years. On all former occasions he
has competed for the Kams but this
year he has taken change and switch
ed over with the St Louis team.
The short distance men will find
that they will be somewhat over
worked in tomorrow's meet as there
will be trial heats, semi-finals and
finals in the so yards. 100 yards, and
22O yard dashes. This is necessary
on account of the large number of
entries in these events.
With Lieutenant Lyman in, the 220-
yard hurdles will remind many of
Charles appearance on the track many
years back First coming into the
limelight as a star on the Kamehame-
ha school track team in 1902 and a
few years later on the Punahou team
Since then he has made good at West
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The st. Louis team is looked upon
by many to carry off the honors of
the day. The members of this club
have been working out daily at the
boys field Thomas Hore will be their
in the sprints and by bis APP
pearance in the meet last Saturday
afternoon on the Kan field he no
doubt will make good in these events
With the aid of clear day the A.
A. .. track and field meet tomorrow
afternoon should be one of the most
interesting events of its kind ever
pulled off in the islands. There win
no doubt be large crowd of specta-
tors at the meet The alumni mem
bers of the different institutions will
be on hand to cheer for their favor
lite teams. ...-a
John r. Soper Of the registration
committee has been overworked this
year as he had to look over nearly
100 application blanks, He kent the
candle burning extra late nights on
several occasions. He also had 10 act
on many protests which came up be-
fore his committee, and deserves cred
it for the way he has taken charge
of the work -.
In order to give the best men in the
quarter mile event of each club a
fair chance of doing themselves JUS
tfce il has been agreed that the hest