The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
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The first year Of the Maui Central
High school, located az Hamakuapoko,
which has just ended, is generally con.
ceded TO have been most successful 10
every way. The attendance has boon
good, and has been mad up from ph.
pts living al the way from Watnka
to Haiku, many of whom 20 10 and fro
by train daily, says the Maui News.
Interesting closing exercises were
held ON last Friday, and announcement
was then made of the high average
students for the different grades
These are-second year high school,
Herbert Wells; first year, high school
Constance Rose; eighth grade, Irene
Wells, seventh grade, Scott NicoIf;
sixth grade, Ruth Lindsay; fifth grade,
Norman Wells.
The following were present every
day for the entire school year, Dor.
othy Lindsay, Douglass Wells, Eliza
beth Lindsay, Irene Wells, Ruth Lind
say.
The following were absent but one
day through the year: Herbert Wells.
Walter Murdoch, Norman Wells, Mar.
tina Aiken.
songs, recitatiOns and essays, was Ca
ken part in by the following pupils,
Doris Hair, Irene Wells, Sevath
Dorothy Lindsay, Alice Walker, Her,
bert Wells, Sanford Walker, Richard
sloggett, Martha Aiken and Elizabetb
si I,SSSS1,;y-.,,S>-.-c,~s,-,r~o@oo
past. After the races the crowd
thronged to the ball park anu saw a
fast game between ths ATI-Seryice
team and the Mani All.Stars, the sot
diers winning by the score OF 10 TO 2.
Lawson WAS in great fern and the
Mauians could not solve his delivery.
The game was good until the eighth,
when darkness came on and the sol.
dicrs fell on the Maui pitcher with b
vengeance. At night there was n
largely attended dance ii the armorC
at Wailuku. Both the towns were dee
Grated with flags and bunting and ev-
cry automobile was draped in red,
white and blue. The officials in charge
Of the races were MS follows:
President--W. T. Robinson
Vice President--R. A. Wadswofth.
Secretary and Treasurer - w. r.
Crockett. +'s.,s r. h'f
Executive Committee - Pia Coekett,
A. McPhee, l.. won Tempsky. a.. ''
Judges George Weight, s. s. Pax
son, ]. Vasconcellos. .,.'... ,
Judges Clerk q. II. Cummings.
Starters-Angus McPheo, John Holt,
Junior. ..f, .1r|'" SO
fimekeepers-Tw T. Robinson, B. T.
Lyons. ~ 's.
Clerk of Course--w. e. Bal. - 2
Saddling Paddock - Arson Robin.
The summaryi asei ~.." .tE.a
~. Harness Events. see
2:l5 Glass Trot and Pace--Mile Heats
.t...,..s 5000 Purse
Ell Orc, 4 yrs, d. h, &C.
II. Judd) .....,,..,,2 2 1 /
Maui Boy, aged, ch. &, .. III. = ~.
(Tom Patterson) .T,, l.. / :. 2 dis
Time-2:24, 2:26 3.5 2;24 3,5, :s:26 S;5.
free for.all Trot and Pace Mile Heats
$500 Purse
Welcome Boy, aged, b. ''N|
&. (Carey) .....,,.. 1 ]
Denervo, aged, b. 8,
(Gibson) ...s.,.,.,, | . dis
Fime--2:l2 S-5, 2:l435, 2:l63-5,
2,ls3.5
Running Events. n it p
Hawaiian bred, one half milo dash,
purse $200-Athlone (Rollins) won;
Major Collier (carroll9 also ran. Time,
542-5
Pony free.for,all, l4.s and under.
half.mile dash, 800 purse Young
Lady (Carroll) won: WsIlaby (Rol-
lins) second; Eleile Boy (Ukata)
third. Time, SO sec.
Maiden race, Hawaiian bred, half.
mile dash, post entries, purse $75 first,
s25 second Wallgby (Rollins1 won;
Eben Low (Ako) second. limo "a 2-5,
Hawaiian bred, fve-eighths mile
dash, 5000 purse-Athlone (Rollms)
won; Rainbow (CarrolD also ran,
Time 1;06. IN
Free. for-all one.mile dash, purse $3.50
--Umpdua (Leonard) won; Harvester
(CsrrolD second; Silia (Rollins) third.
Time E464.5. @P'' F W.. ri
| Japanese owned hoyses, half-mile
dash, purse $75 first, s25 second y
Silis (Rollins( won; Eleile Boy (Uka.
ta) second. Time So "A. ,T
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