Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

the tIdCh anu Eclu SldlS VI hdhlcud-
meha proved their right to the cham
pionship by winning the honors in tho
fourth annual relay games held at Ka-
mehameha field on Saturday after
noon.
With their victory of Saturday goes
the Cornell Cup, offered by the Cor
nell alumni Of Honolulu to the team
winning the event three times. Kan
had a number of stars on the track
and field Saturday afternoon, but al
though they did win the meet, their
athletes did not win all of the laurels
of the day.
To Defeat Kan.
1t would be nard to select any one
event as the feature, but the four
mile relay proved one of the best of
the day. The writer predicted few
days ago that Kan would have a
hard fight in all of the relays and
that each school would enter a strong
team In the different events. This was
the case, and Kan was not assured
of one relay event when the meet was
started. Mills put her strength IN the
four-mIle, Mckinley in the two-mile,
Punahou in the mile, and st. Louis In
the half-mile event
Kan had hard fight In the four
mile event Chun Lee Puck Of Mills,
running with an easy stride In the
first mile, gave his team mate Charles
Wun a big lead over Kanuha which
was retained. When the third mile
was started Kan was trailing far be-
hind, perhaps 150 yards in the irear.
Then Uweloa took up the fight and
ran a great race against Sueoka. BY
the way, this youngster looks like a
conner. He has pretty form, and II he
can improve should be one Of the best
distance men in the islands. He came
in smiling all the way.
WooIsey Stars In Hun.
Woolsey took up the fight in the last
mile and ran great race against
Amos He was nearly 100 yards be-
hind the Mills man, obut he went after
the Mills runner and showed squirt
that no one believed could last, but at
the last turn took the lead and held
it to the finish In a great race. Wool
sey should be one of the stars in the
mile next Saturday, but Uweloa Is
conner.
Kamehameha won its next victory
in the half-mile event when Dover
raced home ahead Of Hore and nm
ished in front after hurdling dog in
the stretch. Hore was behind the Kan
runner and could not make up the dis
lance lost
Hawkins Makes Great Sprint.
Kan did not have either one Of the
relays in its pocket, and it was only
by brilliant work ~ the anchor men
that they WEE able to win. In the
two-mile event Mckinley was picked
to win. Lee started out but was not
running In form and lost ground to
Kan. Then Bush took up the work
and gained on his man, and handed
Hawkins the bat even with the Kan
runner. Hawkins started nice pace
and kept it up but at the last turn set
faster pace, which surprised the
crowd; and he gave Stiekney good
lead over Eaton, the Kan fast hall
miller. In a hard race to the tape
Stickney won out In fast time, giving
the Mckinley athletes their one VIC
tory.
Punanou developed nice runner In
Smith In the mile relay, and THIS
youngster showed much ability. He
proved to the wearers of the bun and
blue that he is to be counted on IN fu-
ture meets. He won out from Stan
Austin in a great race to the tape, Col
lege of Hawaii taking second place ID
the event with Austin. Spencer, Brown
and Kong Tai Pong. Punahou had
Correa, Napihaa, Peterson and Smith.
Lindley and Motf-Snnitii Win.
Punahou was at the top in the pole
vault and high jump when Lindley and
Mott Smith gained Is points for their
school. In the pole vault Lindley
showed nice form, going over the bar
at 10 feet S inches. Mott-Smith also
vaulted well. He tied Lindley for
first place in the high jump.
Kan was strong in the shot put,
and Ioane. one of the stars Of last
years football team, set a new record
in this event, heaving the pellet dis
lance of AZ feet 10 inches for a Cor
nell record. John Clifford OF Punahou
was the only other man to take points
from Kan in this event, sending the
weight over 40 feet, and, as one young
lady in the bleachers was heard to re-
mark, John has surely developed
strong right arm" One fan stated
that Ioane was practising for the for
ward pass next year.
st. Louis lost perhaps five points
In the 220 hurdles when Gore failed
to sign for this event, and Dover, the
speed burner OF Kamehameha, raced
home ahead of Gordon Glib in fairly
fast time. Hore came back in the 100
yard dash and took first place from
Simeona in a great race to the tape.
beat Gordon GLIB by hair
for third place.
Hore Wins Again.
Hore broke into the hnlelight once
more, when he won out in the broad
lump from Noble Kauhane OF Puma
hou. Kan secured third and fourth
n this event H Anahu and r
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