The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-14


Ten Amateur Athletic Union records
Of tho Hawaiian Brunch Of the Asso-
citation went by the boards at AleIan-
der Field yesterday afternoon, the new
ly recruited Triple A club, with the
pick Of the athletes OF the United Sta
YES Army and the various schools Of
Honolulu in the ranks ahnexing the
majority Of the events and the most
points Of the meet. As Lorrin Andrews
put il, the Triple A bunch was the sal.
walton Of the meet and whom Glenn
jackson and A. 4. Larimer went forth
to pick out team 70 run against the
st. Louis College and the Kamehameha
student entries, these two picked wen
and wisely. 2 .E .ysfy ss,s y. r. b
Mckinley High, Punahou, College Of
Hawaii, the Twenty-fifth Infantry and
otter places where athletes could be
found were tooth eombed and truly
representative squad Of track and
fed men donned Triple A uniforms
and came into the meet. ~ q. ~ "a
We're Trying All the Time gsA
st. Louis College and Kamehamehb
School had little chance against the
veteran stars Of the Triple A, hut the
Saints and Kams gamely stuck by their
guns and even IL they were defeated,
gave an excellent account Of themselves.
Clyde Gilbert, Bep jaInin Mills and
Alexander Harrison ! of the Twenty.
fifth were stars. SO was Louis Broadus
and Robert A, Ludham also sons Of
Mars. w. III. Dreier, one time Of Iowa
University, and now physical instrue.
tor at the Y. NJ. G. A. broke into the
point making for the Triple A. Tom.
my Hore was the Saints best man and
Hiram. X. Anahu won fame for Kan,
! George Lindley and Gordon Brown also
Helped the trust. ... g. q
The first event on the program was
the I20 yards hurdles and VIII. DreieF
breezed to The tape in sixteen and two.
ffths seconds for q new Island . record.
Peter E. X. Wright of Kamehameha
was second with Tommy Hore of3st
Lonia third. : s,N'ls. 90.
Yopnsster Runs wen A. 20 y -
Benjamin Mills annexed the fifty
yards dash with little effort equaling
the Islands record Of Y, 'Yamashiro,
Liai Tin and others, This was follow
ed by the mile run, George; Woolsey OF
ISanehaIleha winning from jack Lee Of
| Tho Triple A and Chun bee Puck, un'
attached. Widdifred Il: Alfonso Of 81,
l1Iouis, did wen for Ifs first time ont
and kept well up with the leaders un.
til the final lap when che pace began to
tell on the youngster. "a y ~, ID
The next event was the 100 yards
run and the spectators paid particular
attention TO Clyde Gilbert. His marx
of nine and three-ffth seconds in the
Military meet created no end of talk
and they wanted to see how near he
could come to T. repeating. When the
time was announced, Gilbert was credit
ed with. FIRST place in ten seconds, with
NJ. b. Fernandez Of st. Louis second
and A.tGordOn. Glib Of the Triple A
squad third. Out of the four watches
two OF which were held by ona man,
him in nine and four -ffths seconds, an
other I'M ten seconds while Benjamin
Franklin Hollinger, one Of the best and
most accurate timers In the Isl"nds
caught Hmli in ten and one.ffth seconds
Four, Forty ID Close IL, ......
/ The next event, the 440-yard dash
twas one of the best races run of in
the afternoon. Mills and Pride, both
Triple Amen. ran abreast until 100
yard straight away was reached when
Mills forged ahead of Pride and I'm
ished about Eve yards ahead of him
Hawkins, another Triple A man wal
third. "A s :. %. 49,. -. ,
| Louis BroRdus, Triple A, cinched tirs'
place in the shot.put, putting the 10
pound shot 3z feet and 2ha inches
Butler Of st. Louis took second plac,
and Ioane, Khwehameha; came in third
Hore II Record Breaker III. q
i Hore broke Ms own record for the
900 yards low hurdles by two.ffths Of
n second. His fprmer time was 81 81
seconds ana Yesterday he negotiated
the distance il ~ fat. Dover fol
lowed three yards behind; There WA
ia big rush for third Dover winning
Tout. y " =. = IL .T33
Lindley did ten feet six inches j,
the pole yanlt. Brown won out from
Not. Smith in q CLOSE race for second
An these men eAteied under the Triplt
A. = VI 80 80. =
| Five Seconds Of Mark 80 g.
The half mile run was a very fast
race, Harrison bettering the island roe
ord by five seconds. The distance wa,
covered in two Minutes six and two
fifths seconds. Eaton came in an easy
second but there was q rub for third
between Hawkins land Lee. Lee was
ahead until the I straightaway wal
reached, when Hawkins passed him
! The high, iump Wa taken by Lindley
Dreier coming in second aad .Huntei
third. Lindley jumped Ave feet and
six. inches, 4
Kam Athlete Scores ,
1t grew quite time now to break
island records in the field events. Hi
ram Anahu hurled tho jayeliH l4l feet
and four inches breaking the island
record Of 1877 feet and ~ inches held
by +. Wieke. Robert IhdlOw now broke
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