The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-19
SPOR II 8
BOARDING SCHOOL
Of H|LO lis VICTOR
Captures Fourth Successive An
nual Track and Field Meet
...'. From the High .
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HILo, May l5.-The annual track
and field meet between two Of the
leading educational establishments in
Hilo was finally concluded on Thurs.
day last, after being previously inter
fered with on account Of inclement
weather. The result was very easy
win for the Hilo Boarding School,
whose athletes compiled total Of one
hundred points against forty-four and
half aggregated by the Hilo High
School boys.
Of the i've meets which have been
held since 1918, this Ia the fourth In
succession won by the Boarding School
and il is the greatest defeat yet sus.
tanned by the High School,. for there
has never been as many as thirty
points between the two schools hereto.
fore, whereas this year there are fifty
Ave points between them. However,
this year the High School was with.
out the servicesl Of William Henshall
and Henry Lai Hip, champion runners
and jumpers, and William Carter and
Abram Quincy, tennis champions.
In the basketball match, played on
the Episcopal courts, the Boarding
! School won by SOTO IA, after the High
School had the lead in the first half.
However, the Boarding School team
was strengthened in the SECOND period
aud thence forward played rings around
their opponents. u.
Baseball Goes to High School u
The baseball match went to the High
School by s to 2, due in large measure
TO the work Of Jiro on the mohnd. The
| High School team has always proved
victorious in this contest against the
Boarding school players f. Desha act
| ed as umpire. r-a1H TO So, J..
In the tennis matches, which were
played on the Wears courts, the sin.
giles were won by the Boarding School
and the doubles by the High School
IN the siIgles the Samoan lad, Faatoia
Tnfele, completely outclassed Il. Holm
,es Of the High School, winning three
/ straight sets, &c, a., g.: while
IN the doubles little Miss Mile Wears
and v. Holmes defeated Faatoia Tufelt
and Nelson Uuaia, taking three out OF
| five sets.
Results In Full
| The other results were;--
T. Fifty Yards Race:---H. Hatori III
| r. s. J.; All Lung III. II. 81 2; Chr
Pung 4 ri. H. 81 8. No time taken.
One Hundred Yards Race:-H. Hato
4 ri, OH. B. - i; Chu Tung (H.. H. s.
he; Carismith IN. 8. 81 3. No tim;
] taken,
Baseball Throw:-Faatoia, III. B. s.,
! 3lg l." I; II, Hatori Oh. B. 81 2
KausIii III. B. s. 3.
Discus Throw:--Faatoia Oh. b. s.,
1872 81, /; H. Hatori, ll2' (H. b. s..
e.; Albert Kaahil, 1922 Oh. B. S.
l. One Hundred Yards Hurdles Raee:-
| Silva III. H. 81 /; Carlsmith Oh. H
81 2. H. Hatori finished first and Al
Lung second but both were disqualified
for striking too many hurdles.
| Standing Broad Jump, Kaahih n
b. 81, g. 3h", !; Kuali, o. ~" (H
BsrS.) 2; Abo, g. IN" III. B. s. Z
4 220-Yards Dash:-H. Hatori, Oh. 3
s., Kualii Oh. B. 81 2; Chu TunI
III. H. 81 3.
Running Broad Dash;-H. Hator
49, g. III. B. ~ /; 4. Kaahili, ls
\ oN lH; B. ~ ?: Chu Tuug, 49, 5H
III. H. s. 3.
Pole vauit Closely Contested
i Pole Vault:-Kaahili, O. 9" (H. Z
81 II Alma, q 8" III. B. s. 2; Coli
Campbell, O. 8" III. H. s. 8.
i 440.Yards Raee:-H. Hatori, Oh. T
81 !; Chu Tung, Oh. H. S. Q; Vida
i Oh. B. 81 3.
Il Shot PutI--Hatori (H. B. s. 35' l.
l; Herbert Filler, Oh. H. 81 So O.
2; Faatoia, 49, 3" III. B. S.) 3.
; Hop, Step 4 Jump:-H. Hatori, n
ii SA" III. B. 81 |; Ching, 4O' 8" Il
B. 81 2; KaahiH, 40 2h" Oh. ]
Il 81 g.. ~,
j High Jump: In this event three tie
I for second place, but after drawing lo'
} for the points, the results were :--Ku
Iii. s. 4" III. B. 81 /; Ching, 81 {
"a. B. s. 2; Chu Tung, s. 8" Oh.
, 81 8. IT,.
Relay Raee:-Hilo High School a
Lung, Prescott Afoo, Chu Tung and !
b Silvia il Hilo Boarding School Cab
Antoine Fernandez. Chas Keanoho ar
Katsuki Haragachi). 2. E.'.r.
4 & 5H - n..