Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
CROSS COUNTRY !.
RUN BIGEVENT
in ATHLETICS
Cornell Run Saturday Should
Furnish Stiff Competition
For First Place

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With the many athletic events
staged for the Carnival period the
school stars have not been neglected,
and Saturday afternoon at the Puma
hou campus at $3.50, the star long
distance runners Of five of the local IN
situations of learning viii meet In the
Cornell Cross Country run. To the stu
dents of the various schools this event
will be the one feature of the week.
Critics differ as to the winner OF the
coming event The Kamehameha
squad will be in the running, as they
have a number of star long distance
men. A well rounded team is the re-
suit after weeks of training at that
school. Mills also will have number
of runners who are picked to be first
at the finish.
Stars In Long Run.
Carey and Scott Of st. Louis, Ma
chado and Kaikaka of Kamehameha,
Chun Lee Puck of Mills, Warehouse
of Punahou and Stickney and Lee OF
Mckinley are picked by many to be
| first at the finish. Carey has captured
this event the past two years and he IL
looked upon as probable winner on
Saturday. The St. Louis students
state that whoever wins from Carey
is entitled to heaps Of credit.
At Mills they are pinning their faith
on Chun Lee Puck to win out over q
strong field. Heretofore Mills has not
cut such a big swath In the cross
country run, but the boys have been
out over the long course for some
time, and 1t would not be surprising
/ of
ish. Joseph Amos and N. Kurokawa
are figured to be up with the frst
men in.
Joe Stiekney Entered.
Joe Stickney has been the star at
Mckinley, and In his trial proved that
he could go the distance. He Is fast
for the half mile, but whether he can
win from Carey and Chun Lee Puck
is the question that the critics have
not answered. Jack Lee, who made
good time in the mile. Is expected to
finish in good place for the high
school,
Punahou will be greatly weakened
by the loss OF Jere Smith, who was
figured to be up with the winners at
the finish. Smith will not be entered.
but Coach Midkiff will send we'll
rounded team into the field. Water
house, Singlehurst and Pekelo have
been showing up well.
Look Out for Kan.
Kamehameha is not figuring on land
ing the winner, but they are aiming 70
have their first i've men up In the
running. Machado should be up Close
to the first place man at all times, and
the other runners are expected TO
crowd the star men throughout the
grind
The course will be laid out tomor.
row afternoon, and all the entries Will
be given an opportunity to go over the
route. 1t is expected that the run
ners will go over a course twice in
order to give the spectators an OPP
portunity to see them in action. The
men will be of the mark at $3.50 az
the Punahou campus.
Twenty Points to Winner.
The officials of the meet announce
that the team winning will be given 20
points on the coming Cornell track
meet; the second place team viii re-.
eeive IL points. Eight points VIII go
to the third place team, and the fourth
team will be given four points as a
start for the. coming meet. In the
cross country, only the first FIVE men
on each team will bO figured In the
point making giving the winner ..
chance for score Of Is.
The entry list Of each school Is as
follows:
st. Louis-Stanley Carey, Walter
Scott. j. Betteneourt, W. Alfonso, Lou. .
is Collins, P. Hanohano, Anthony.
Ahlo, Leonard Mcqueen and Alvin
Silva.
McKinIey--Joe Stickney. Jack Lee, :
Fred Carter, Guam Chew Chak, A.
Achuck, F.. Fukumoto, K. 7. Chun, I.
Terada, ". Eakano, q. Seri and George
Hawkins.
Punahou-G. Bromley, A. Correa. A.
MacAuIey. w. Mahikoa, E. Mott.
Smith, w. Napihaa, J. Pekelo, d. Stan
ley. T. Singlehurst, F. Warehouse and
E. woodward.
kamehameha-G. Machado, o. Kali
kaka, G.. woolsey, A. Taylor, v. 1--WE
loa, A. Anahu, E. Eaton, r. Groves,
P. Wright, J. Fieldgroye, H. Sniffen,
d. Punihaole, o. Kanuu, c. H. Bertel-
mann, T. Vierra, o. Keolamau and 8
Keliinoi.
Mills schooI-Chun Lee Puck, T.
Teragawa, H. Sueoka, Joseph Amos,
n. Kurokawa, Charles Wun, Choy Doc
whan. Lee Pok Kee. T. Ishimura, VIII
liam Silva, Tam Tin Fook, Ng Wan
Chiu, John Parker and J. Okabe.
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