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.. IN TUG Of WAR
interesting Events in Military
Athletic Meet at Kapi-
olani Park
TUG OF WAR STANDING.

The military athletic meet Is warm
ing ND. literally and figuratively. This
was q morning Of dazzling sunshine
and increased enthusiasm at Kapio-
lafli Park, and indications are that
tomorrow and Friday mornings will
provide sport even more interesting,
while the military pageant Saturday
can be counted on to draw the largest
attendance OF Carnival week. Every
thing is In readiness for the military
tournament that IL to be held Satur
day afternoon. and the events will be
even more spectacular than that OF
last year.
The preliminary heats Of the 100
yard and 220.yard dashes were COM
pleted this morning, and finals OF the
latter event will be run tomorrow,
while the short sprint will be decided
Friday morning. In the track events
the Ist Infantry Cleaned up" nuIneric-
ally, getting three out OF six men into
the finals of the hundred, and three
out OF six into the two-twenty fin ais.
Three men are also in the finals OF
the half mile, the 25th Infantry carry
ing of premier honofs in the trial
heats with three frsts. The surprise
or this race was the failure OF Sol
der King Of the National Guard, the
crack distance runner. to secure a
place, he being nosed out for third
IN the first heat by Rockwell Of the
Cavalry. The distance is too short
for King. but at that, he could have
been counted on for place II he had
been in his best condition.
In the I00-yard dash, which win be
completed Friday morning, the lst In.
fantry has BRAY, Smith and Herzog;
the 25th, Mills and Woods, and the
National Guard, Godfrey.
The tug Of war pulls we're short
and sharp with the exception Of the
last one, in which the End Infantry
got the better of the 25th Infantry,
The latter team had a rope that was
plenty long enough to suit them, thus
overcoming the objection of yester.
day. The Fort Shafter team showed
better form on the line, however, and
made their efforts count
This mornings results:
fo0-yard DASH tSenni-fnals).:
1st heat Bray. LIST Inf. i Mills, 25thi
Inf. Time. 10 3d.
md heat Smith. LIST INF; Godfrey.
n. e. H., Time. 10 3d.
3rd heat-Herzog, 1st Inf; Woods,
25th Inf. Time, 10 3-5.
Shoe race-Parker. Marines: Turley,
End Inf. Time, / min. IL As sec.
sharpshooters' jacobson, LIST
Inf; Robinson, 9Th Cav. Time. AZ As
22O-yard dash. {Semi-inals):
LIST heat--Pride, 25th Inf; Bray, 1st
Inf. Time. % Is.
End heat Harrison, 25th Inf. Her.
zog. list Inf. Time. % 4-5.
Srd heat Smith. 1st Inf; Mills, 25th
Inf. Time, "a.
: Carrying wounded without litter
Stoner and Schroeder, LIST INF; True
man and Brice, 4th Cav. Time, % Is.
Throwing baseball relay, 2 niles
9Th Cav; 1st +. A. Time, min. II
sec.
HALF mile run. (Preliminaries):
LIST heat-Smith, 25th Inf; Barnard,
1st Inf; Rockwell. 4th Cav. Time,
2:17 2-5.
End heat Harris. 25th inf; Trav.
ers, LIST INF; Palmer. LIST F. A. Time,
Fps 2.5.
3rd heat Harrison. 18th Inf; Ka.
val, LIST F. A.; Kolar, LIST. Inf. Time,
2:lS.
Carrying wounded with litter -
Funk. Reynolds and Schroeder, 1st Inf;
Peters. Witt and Weston, End Inf.
Time, 40 sec.
Tug of war fdismounted):
LIST pull-2nd Inf. defeated Navy.
End pull-lst Inf. defeated 9TH Cav.