Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17

UI0 Juok : SOA4AG IA - - - essetf--
spurt when one Of the members Of
this particular club asked hin what
his name Was. Ny name y Jimmy q
said the boy. 'What-sWQnld yOu likail
to be when, you grow uusI Jimmy;
merchant, 4 lawyer or = doctorf.
asked the member Of the club. Gee,
I'd kO' lot rather be stfokins the se-
NOR crew. said the youth. That II
the sentiment Of All around the club.
Jimmy rubbered around and entied
the c0xswAins ii their glory. He was
strong FOR rowing. Some day Jimmy
may hAve his chance.
Z Tonight the crews WI. have their
last Eorkodt before the big Regatta
on Saturday morning. There f 90 eir
Of coincidence ID alI quarters and fAe
members Of each club are prnislng
their men and picking laws IN the
afm0r Of the others. Eant night 9pu
could see the oars nashing ID the
sun, and the sound Of tue megaphone
mans Voice feperberatins over lhs
water. Il vas Just another touch Of
IRE on the harb0f.
ef6Hke skinned Athletes.
one can see iine specimens of
manhood at the clubs and in the
barges; big. deep-ehested fellows with
br0n4ed skins These men are car
ryfng the honor OF their club t0niors
row, and they look it for tie gruelsI
ling struggle which will take place
when the first race Is called. There
are three crews Of these deep chested
oafslnen In the senior race tomorrow.
and strength. ability and sand Will
mean much when they night Il out
along the course: They are not pick.
ing fayofite's today because It isn't
an e4sy task and. the Honolulu crew.
dark horses In; the race looked and
talked last evening a. though they.
were mighty important factors IN the
race Of the morrow, - Il : + Z s4s.sss- y
The HealAnis made q clean sweep
last year IN an Z Of - de- sLksoaf6d
events, bat the other clubs are WilE
ing % wager q barge 10 = peanut that
they win not duplicate thI6kyeaf me
Healnnis saE they Win try a. maltb 10
cleanup, but they are not making as
statement that they afa of tlIsl
three events The Myrtle junior pair.
oar won Ast year and made the time
n jp1t thfeeffths of b secSnd slower
than did the HedIAnf seniors who
were Ficf6fs last year. This year
both pair cared events win be holly
contested and an effort VIII be- made
TO break the existing record tor the
course. :. = ssssz
TMsiss-oAred Race Feature.
Last night the tweite6afed U6ats
from the Thetis and Alert we're out
and the crews made tefdaf khbie time
IN the practise spin. The rivalry be-
tween the two On the MORROW n the
topic Of uiScussi6n ID the beat clubs
along the harbof. The tWelve-Oared
race win follow the senior race. be-
Ing sAe second event on the program
The senior and junior seuh events
are always & pleasing race "a; WaEch
IS the one element tiitefs into the
race forcibly. Lawrsnce ennha and
r. X. Fuller are the hopes sof the
Healanis In this eventg and Ewhicheyer
one enters will be 81 shape to row
real race according t0fdhe fc0acIles.
Myrtle win be represeiited by Lind.
say Grinlshaw. F. 8. Kruger or ]. I.
Whitfie VIII be fl dc JthiUr SOUL
for the Healanis and Arthur Hough
will start for the Myrtles.
Boy4 Raee-The future Greats.
Although overskad0We By the
other races, the boys under n are not
letting You forget that they VIII be
seen lin action tomorrow and In their
minds this event VIII be the banner
one. OF the day. They want to Inn
press upon the minds of the. public
that they are the oarsmen Of the fu-
tHre and must be taken into consid.
Grafton on Regatta Day. They are
training as diligently as the others
and all IN an this race should be one
that viii. prove OF interest to all Low.
ers OF rowing The HealanI young.
sters viii lineup as follows: ii. H.
Kruger, III. MARKHAM, Clarence Cum
ha, K. Solomon; Mike Mckinney, w.
J. "A. RoWat and G. A.: Franz. The
Myrtle REPRESENTATIVES viii! be r., L.
Carter, Walter Bryant, Ehas. Hughes,
Herbert C6erper, Otto Meyer, Marion
Lord, and "A. McQueen. t.a
= The sailing race, for ships boats viii
DOf|AC% A0AeltA ONC4g UIl lkk6 pEOSEhHlI
but after the boats have reached the
frst buoy, the other races will start
so. that spectators will not, have to
wait until the finish Of the sailboat
race before another event Ii started.
The German boats In the harbor will
have q race worthy of merit, as they
nave been very active In making this
event success on the program. Both
the Prinz Waldemar and Hermes will
have two boats entered IN this event.
Course PatruIed. ~
The course will be patroled by mo.
tor boats and everything win be ar.
ranged to give the spectators a per.
feet view of the finish OF, the, races.
The committee in charge has re-
moved every obstacle that would tend
to lessen the popularity Of the days
events. Many spectators WI have
an opportunity to 'witness the events
from the different club hp1seS while
asperfect view Of the eo1rse may be
oDtained from all points along the
harbor. s5s s 800 g
: DANCING and acknowledgements u,ilI,