The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-02
CALIFORNIA; CAPTURE j
INDOOR AQUATIC. MEET
FRANK KRUGER DOES MORE THAN HIS SHARE TO BRING
VICTORY TO CLUB-CAPTAINS DESERVE u,
CREDIT FOR SUCCESS OF VENTURE

Memb, 8 of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association held their first indoor
swimming meet at the pool Of the as
ISOLATION last night and for two hours,
over 200 spectators enjoyed the many
events staged by the swimners. I'm
fortuf 1tely it began raining shortly
before the calling of the mermen to
the mark for the 50-yard race and
down but what the crowd lacked in
size, they made up in enthusiasm ami
il is only matter of time when in
door swimming meets will become a
regular thing in Honolulu.
Last nights contestants were devid-
ed into clubs as follows:
CAL1FORNIA--Edgar Methven, can,
tain; Frank Kruger, Frank Cunha, WIN.
Lanquist, Paul Lemke, VIM. McAllster,
Arthur Vierra, VIM. Rowat, Harold IIill,
Douglas MacFie, J. Haglund, G. Benny,
g. McTaggart and d. II. Lockwood.
NEW YORKS-W. A. Raseman, cap
tain; Campbell Crozier, w. r. Harri-
son, W. T. Patty, Edwin Keeff, Thurston
Taylor, Jack Dassell, Geo. McGolgan,
F. b. Dodge, Lorrin Thurston and A.
R. Tulloch. .-r.,.
WASHINGTON--J. P. Morgan, cap
tain; r. w. Gay ord, Clarence Lane,
IL. Morgan, A. B. NJ. Richardson, Ben
Hosea, II. zap, Chas, Humme, o. J..
Cornelioussen, Jas. Akana, Sam Kaha.
lewai, VIM. Mossman, Kreisler, Krebs
and Pieper.
H. A. Cedric Cook, captain; Ro-
maid Higgins, Werner Smith, Joseph
Stickney, Herman Alexander, Roy Ora.
ham, Dudley Pratt and Gordon Brown
Thirteen events were on the program,
there being sprint swims, relay races,
a tug of war, plunge for distance, an
under water swim and apple relay
among the events.
Frank Kruger was the individual star
of the meet with thirteen points TO
his credit and from the fact that he
swan in the sprints and all three re-
lays. Pratt scored eight points and
Holt six.
The California were highest point
scorers with As, II. A. c. followed
with 25, New York was third with 10
and Washington fourth with 10. Much
of credit for the success of the meet
is due the respective captain of the
teams.
of officials:
5O-Yard swim-Kruger co., first;
McColgan IN. W, second; Holt (W.),
third. Time, 27 seconds.
50-fard Breast Stroke-Kruger co.,
first; Patty On. W, second; MacFie
(H.), third. Time, 40 Is seconds.
Apple Relay-Novelty Stickney
(HD, first; Mossman (WD, second;
McTaggert Co., third. Time, 81 sec
onds.
Underwater swim-Lanquist CO..,
first; Pratt (HD, second Raseman
IN. W, tLird. Distance, l49 feet seven
inches.
22OYard Swim-Rowat (C.), first;
CrOzier IN. W, second; Lambert (W.),
third. Time, . minutes, So seconds.
SO.Yard Back Stroke Relay-Califor-
MIA (Cunha, MacFie, ROwat, and Kru-
ger), first; New Yorks, second; ii. A.
C., third. Time, 80 2-5 seconds.
looYard Swim-Holt (WD, first;
Brundage OID, second; Patty IN. W,
third, Time, lib 3-5.
lO0-Yard Novice (NOvelty)-Alexan-
der (H.), first; Lockwood (C.), second;
Mossman (W), third. Time, LII a 8.
SOYard Relay-California (Cunha,
Vierra, Rowat and Kruger), first; H.
A. c., second; New York, third. Time,
40 2-5.
Plunge for Distance-Pratt CHI,
first; Kruger (C), second; Lane (W.)
third. Distance, A. feet.
Tug of War (novelty)-Won by
WashingtOns.
24O-Yard Relay-California (Lan-
Ouist MptbVan Warm ROUot Cuubo