Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

track meet VIII be held on Kameha-
meha field Saturday afternoon. March
6, and the coaches Of the schools en-
tered in the meet have rounded their
teams into final form. @
Kamehameha, having won the Cor
? nell cross country races at Punahou
on February 10, will go into the meet
with a handicap over the ether teams,
as the cup offered by the Cornell club
two years ago goes TO the team win
ming the largest number Of points in
the two meets. Last year the cup was
annexed by Punahou, end the year
before by Kamehameha. ...,.-
A cup for the two-mle relay has
been offered by the Cornell club this
year, under the same rules as the cup
and trophy for cross country are now
run under, that is, the cup becomes
the property OF the school winning 1t
three times. This cup is the first of q
by the Cornell club for the individual
events Of the meet, and 1t is believed
that they will be means OF developing
more interest in track events here and
bring out large number of men in
competition for the teams
The meet will be run eff in record
time this year, II preliminary arrange
ments count for anything. At 1880
sharp the pole vault will be started
~ Kamehameha field, and at 2 o'clock
the first track event will be called.
Drawings for the trial heats will be
held this afternoon, so that there will
be no delays on the grounds.
Following are the committeeman
and officials in charge Of the meet:
Games committee Brother Elmer,
st. Louis; E. F., Bartlett Kamehame-
Ia; F.. E. Midkif, Punghou; II. w.
Brewer, Mills; NJ. L. Grsenly, Mckin-
ley.
Referee, A. H. Tarletcn; inspectors.
C. #. Fitz. A. T. Longley. Robert An
derson, G. A. Kicker. c. II. LOOMS
and Vaughan McCaughey; clerk Of.
the course. Prof. A. L. andrews; as
sistant clerk Of the course, Ashford
Austin; starter. w. II Heinrichs;
scorer, j. Al. Urice. anne uncer, 9. z.
jackson; marshal w. r. G hilton; field
Judges. II fI0pM660. NJ. T. Raw.
Inns. Oliver Soares: track judges, L.
Andrews, @. H TottltS J. H Fiddes,
NJ. ii. Meinecke; timers. A. E. Lari-
mer, 6. r. sehmptzler, Ben Hollinger;
The games tomorrow mark the third
contest for the possession of the sill
yer trophy cup offered bg the Cornell
Club OF Hawaii. The first contest was
won rather handily by Elamehameha,
with a score Of 81 points. Pupahou
being second with 81 pc nts At this
meet four island inferscholastic rec
ords were established. the one-mile
relay. by Mckinley. In 3:46 1-5, the
twosmile relay. BY Runahcu in 9:15 10,
the foursmile relay, by Kamehameha
Ia 21:Of 3-5, and the 230-yard low
hurdles. by Opunui Of Kamehameha
in 20 Is.
Last year Punahou sp-ang rather a
surprise upon its rivals BY scoring 10
points, whereas Kamehameha; not
withstanding II had accrued 20 points
by winning the cross-couatry race, had
to be content with second place and
Sc points. AS In the preceding year
Mckinley was third. followed by St
Louis and Mills; but st Louis raised |
us ECOIC liNlLl 4 q " oa anu NIlAto lIOl4 =
6 20 8. New interschclastic records [
were made. In the fcur1mile relay |
Punahous four cross-eountry men cut |
down the old record o. 21:33 2-5 tot
21s07 IS. and Kamehameha's half.
milers did the two-miie relay in
9.1S as.
with Kamehameha and Punahou
each having leg on the cup, this
years contest promises to be more
hotly contested than ever before. Ka-l
has the advantage in hav-
ing won the cross-countTy run Of two
weeks ago, thus getting 20 points,
Punah0u. BY Rnishing fourth.
has but points. Mills starts In with
~ points, won by finishing second In
the crosscouutry and is likely t.
complicate matters. st. Louis musa
be reckoned with also, for in addition
to the stars which this school always |
sends out, her team tbs year has q
higher average OF ability. And in re-
lay games It is the high average that |
counts. The College cf Hawaii will
enter team only in thu half-mile re-
lay. Under the direetiea of Or: Dean,