Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-17
HEALANIS and
MYR1LES ARE
READY TO GO
Rival 0arsmen Finish Hard
Work and Await Struggle
With lmpatience

All is in readiness even now for the
big Regatta Day celebration begin
ming at $50 o,elock next Saturday
ImorniRg with the sixoared senior
barge race between the Myrtle and
Healani crews and ending at midnight
with the Regatta dance on the Young
hotel roof garden which will be given
by the Myrtles and Heslanis jointly.
The Myrtles have finished the siren
nous part of their training and this
| afternoon and tomorrow will do only
light work, practicing on starts and
swift turns, etc. One or two OF the
Healani crews will be put through q
severe grind today, weather permit
ting, but physically all the competing
oarsmen are in the pink of condition
and their long training season Is
practically ended
/ Because of their. clean sweep" last
year and the large number OF old
oarsmen on their senior and Junior
| crews the Healanis are considered to
have the edge" on their adyersaries
and this has had its influence so far
en- the talk Of wagers, the support
ers Of the Red and White demanding
odds or offering TO wager that their
men will take at least one or two
events. Because of the odds asked
made thus far on the outcome Of the
regatta between the clubs.
The Myrtles appear to be pinning
most of their hope to the chances OF
their senior aggregation. Though
only one CT these Is a former senior
oarsmen most of the others rowed I'm
| FRESHMAN or junior crews last season.
and all are husky youths. Another
change has been made in the last few
days in the HeaIani senior boat, Phil.
lip Cornyn, last years stroke, going
back to that position from No. 3 seat.
thus exchanging places with Fred
Wichman. The Blue and White senior
crew viii probably enter the race Sat
urday morning in this order:
p Cornyn, stroke: Woods Low, No.
5: NJ. A. NicoI. No. &: Ed Hedemann,
No. 8; Fred Wichman. No. 9. and
Charles Brown, bow George Wilkin-,
son and George McKinlay are sub !,
stitutes.
The other Healani crews win line
up as follows
Juniors IL Honan, stroke: III.
Wodehcuse, No. 5: E. J. Hardesty.
Nc. 4; w. s. Bowen, No. 3; r. Trot-
ter No. 2. and H. L. Derby, bow
Freshmen F. Fredericks, stroka;
II. Berteiman, No 5; J. BIaisdelI, No.
4; c. Butler, No 3; w. BARNARD. No.
2. and j. J. Hollinger, bow.
Senior Pair Oar-P Cornyn. stroke;
c. Brown. bow; Low and Wilkinson,
substitutes.
Junior Pair CARA. B. Knoll.
stroke; C. A. Richard. bow; Derby
and Trotter, substitutes.
Coxswains- Harold Kruger and
Willie Rewat.
The Healani six-oared bhrges which
Will be used are the Kulumanu and
Iwalani The pair-oar boat to be used
is the Kimo J.. with the German River
boat as substitute.
The rowing captains Of the rival
clubs, who are bearing largely the re.
sponsibility for assembling rowing
talent and handling the business de-
tails of the training season, are A. B.
krclI for the Healanis and George
Crczier for the Myrtles. The latter
carries also the additional burden Of
chief coach for the wearers Of the Red
and White
As usual. careful preparation Is in
progress sfor the entertainment Of
large crowds of friends at both boat.
houses during the regatta. Club RIB
bons are being distributed among
members and friends for admission to
the club house premises that day.
where the events may be watched
from special vantage points. The en-.
tertainment committees who viii have
charge Of this feature as well as or
the dance Saturday evening at the
Young roof garden are as follows:
Myrtles Jack d. Cleary, J. d. Pros
ser, J. Fl. Hutchings, P. ]. Bull and
r. B. Rietow.
Healanis- Herman Lemke, George
E. Gall, w. T. McGeorge, L. M. Hale
and A. K. Clymer.
Fully 200 couples joined in the big
Regatta dance at the Young last year
and more than this number Is anticfpa-
ted this season. It will be the only big
feature Of the evening in Honolulu,
the Seaside and Waikiki Inn managers
having generously announced that
they will give no dances at their
places that evening. The floor man
ayers viii be Jack ID. Cleary Of the
Myrtles and George Wilkinson Of the {
Healanis.
Stephen F. Russo OF PeekskiIl, n. Y,
gave a pint Of his. blood to save the