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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-25
FORMER RECORDS AND
TIME OF RELAY TEAM
Hxisting Records

Existing Records ~,
4oo-yard relay swim four man
team-Held by Illinois Athletic Club
SIN. IS SIS. "a. @. Raithel, 65 10 s.;
w. r. Vosburgh, So ASS; Perry NC
Calvary, 554-6s.; II. J., Hebner,
So 1850 2o-yard tank. y,
5oo-yard relay swim, 1--WE man
team-Held by Illinois Athletic
Club, Am, 461-5,s. a. @. Raithel,
SO g.; II. T., Hebner 81 s.; Perry Nc.
Gillivray, 554-6s,; William Vos.
burgh, SO 1-5 g.; E. W. McGiIlivray,
SO 1851 20-yard tank. j..
10O-yard swim In tank-Held by
Duke Kahanamoku, "a 2-5 s., 20 yard
tank. w liz.
Saturdays Times .f " ,
40o-yard relay gwim, four man
team-Honolulu Y. m. O. A. relay
team-3 m. A 4-5s. Harold Kruger,
SO 2-5s.; Clarence Lane, SO 2-5 g.;
George Cunha, IS 3-5s.; Duke Ka-
hanamoku, IS 2-5s.) 20-yard tank.
50o-yard relay swim, Ave man
team-Honoluln Y. NJ @. A. relay
team-4m. 43 SO s. (John Kelii,
80 s., Harold Kruger, 80 90 g., ClaT.
ence Lane So 2-5s.; George Gun.
ha, b5i3-5s.; Duke Kahanamoku
IS 2-5 81 2o-yard tank
100-yard swim in tank-Duke Ka-
hanamoku, So ass, 2o-yard tank.
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$50 Is IS
LOCAL SW|MMERSDETTER THREE old
WORLD'SRECORDSNY INCA, SWIM

Three worlds records were bettered
In the YIN. c. A. pool last night.
Two Of these, the 400 and 500 yard
events were beaten BY the Y. M. O. A..
relay team consisting Of Duke Kahana.
moku, George Cunha, Clarence Lane,
Harold Kruger, and John Kelii. The
other, new mark the 100 yard swim,
was set,by Duke. In the 400 yard re.
lay event, which was taken by the
arst four Of the team, the old time
Of minutes As 3.5 seconds was beaten
BY four.ffths of a second, the Homo
lulu quartet covering the distance in
minutes, "a as seconds. Duke swan
his Imp Of the race in. SO rs seconds
which is one second faster than the ex.
sting A. A. U. tank record held iointly
oy Duke in a fifty yard tank and BY
Raithel in twenty-yard pool. ,..''.',
The relay events were the last races
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. novice meet held
IN the natatorium last night. All Ave
men swan fast laps but Il was Duke s
Sroaking Of the worlds record when
lie swan his 100 yard that won both
vents. If he hadn 4 done better than the
best he has ever done for the distance
the Illinois Athletic Club time would
still be unbeaten. Neither Kruger nor
xehi made the time they have for the
100 and this left couple Of seconds
for the other three men to make M.
Clarence Lane swan the fastest hund.
red he has ever done and Cunha was up
to his old time.
Kelii's Time 0:59
Kelii started the race, getting of
20 an excellent start. He took the first
three laps little too fast and the pace
began to tell on him by the beginning
Of the fourth, so that he was little
%obbly before he finished. His time
was 80 seconds. Stubby Kruger took
the second lap and he had the same
lifficulty as Kelii. He started out with
80 yard dash stroke and before he
ended his grind he was exhausted. Con.
sidering the fact that Kruger Is not
primarily hundred yard swimmer,
however, he did exceptionally wen az
also did the first of the quartet.
Lane and ounha Clip Time 7-,,
With the beginning Of Clarence
Lanes trio through the water, the
ifths began to drop from the time of
The middle western club. Lane has
improved considerably in the turning
md he managed to cut the water to
he time of Sc rs seconds. Cuhha was
he fourth swimmer to take the plunge
ind he cut down some OF the time lost
n the beginning, Pordgy has the
snack Of taking turns so that they are
help rather than hindrance to him.
It was this, to a large degree, that
gave him an advantage over the three
irst natators. 80.
When Duke took to the water for
he fifth and last lap the Illinois swim,
ners were ahead for both distances,
tut with the worlds record within
'ange Of possibility Duke cut the wa
ter as he has never before done in a
ank. He swan a relay against FIVE
Dacemakers and beat them out in his
'ap of the distance. Every turn was
aiken with an exact science that let the
world champ cut q fraction more into
he existing time. Swimming with an
sven stroke throughout the. entire dis.
lance allotted him, Kahanamoku, finish
d easily and the crowd cheered wildly
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VERNONDROPSTWO
TO ANFRANC|SCO
Tigers Take Defeat In Both Ends
OF Double Header With
the Seals
Yesterdays Results

HeSJeruay Results
Salt Lake 8, Portland 8.
Los Angeles l, Oakland 7. Los An
geles Q, Oakland 2.
San Francisco 4, Vernon 0. Sau
Francisco 8, Vernon 5.
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsssJ
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-Veruou
dropped both ends of double header
TO the Seals here in the Pacific Coast
League yesterday afternoon. The
league leaders played well in both
games against the local crew but time
ly hitting by the Seals gave them the
matches. The scores were, San Fran
cisco 4, Vernon 0. San Francisco 8
Vernon 5,
The Angeles picked up half game
on the Tigers yesterday by winning
ono Of their two games from the Oaks
The first match of their double header
went to the visitors by a II count
but the Angels reversed the decision
and trimmed the boys from across the
bay 6-2 in the closer Of the day. The
Portland Beavers repeated on the Bees
yesterday IN Salt Lake City, beating
them 9-8.
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to detail in showing that each vessel
would save $500 voyage plus port
dues, at least IL 10000 for 300 vessels
a year, and the vessels now in the trade
would make an aggregate of $50 trips
a year instead of 300.
Longshoremen PiIkia
That San Francisco is not unique in
having lOngshOremen 8 pilikia is shown
by the following from the Herald:
Another matter which is engaging
the attention of the naval authorities
in connection with the control of the
shipping, but in regard to which the at.
titude of the ministry is by no means
clear, Is the organization of labor on
the whaTfs. 1t is contended that an
even saving of hundreds of thousands
of pounds could be made in the cost of
conveying Australian produce abroad If
the wharfmen could be induced to work
loyalty and continuously.
"a few days ago the wharf-laborers
loaded q vessel at the rate of 1853 tOns
an hour, and claimed great credit be.
cause they put 57,404 bags of wheat on
board in four days They only worked
for six and a half hours a day. Had
they worked continuously in shifts, in
stead of spreading the twenty-six
hours work over four days, the ship
would have been loaded and have been
able to leave three days earlier than II
did. In other words, the expense Of
Keeping the vessel idle for three days
at f400 day, would have been avoided
if the men had consented to work after
five O'Clock. But work is plentiful
wages are high, and the men are indie,
pendent. Unless the ministry IL pre-
pared to take action in regard to this
attitude on the part of the men, with
a view to the protection of the interests
Of the whole community, at time when
deliberate waste is little short Of erin.
inal the need for keeping down freights
iustifies some drastic action to bring
the wharflabOrers to their senses"
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although the time had not yet been an.
nouneedJ II was not until the thirteen
timers had compared their records and
made such computation as was neees.
saTy that the three records were am
nounced. .tIFtH' .tt# .# tN hNt
Not A., A. q. Records aw.,s E
These three marks cannot he accent.
ed as national A. A. U. records but in.
asmuch as they are better than existing
records, they win receive as much pub
lefty as IL they were officially recop-
nized. The times will be recorded In
the records of the A. L. N. A., the Y.
M. G. A. national athletic body.
In the earlier events of the evening
the Haole Athletic Club swimmers won
the Dillingham; cup by piling up a total
of 50 points TO As for the Triple A or
ganization. The Bank Of Hawaii An.
ished third with 2S and the Y. M. @. A.
Dormitory team was fourth with 10. y
Most Of the races were such Tint
the time was discounted in the final
result only team points being consider.
ed. The majority of the events were
of unique nature such as the medley
relay, the apple relay, the obstacle race,
and the relay for directors and secrc.
taries of the Association. -.
Successful Meet r.. ..Er
The meet was one of the most success.
full events Of the kind ever staged in
Honolulu and the entire Y. M. c. A.
court was packed as were all the win
dows, fire:escapes and adjoining fences
More than HOO people were present OF
the championship relay events. &C.,.
/ Novice Meet Results e.. p
The results of the novice meet were
as follows: sa...E .... g"E I'D
l60-yard relay H. A. @. Q, Triple
A. 3, Bank of Hawaii. ,Time--i:3O rs
/ Underwater swim, Whitcomb, Dor
mitory. 2, Stickney, H. A. G. 3, Nc
taggart,. Triple A. Distance for win
ner--172 feet. sss@. RI, r..
| Obstacle race, Triple A. g, II. A
G. 3, Bank Of Hawaii. Time I:43 rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. race WON hJ
Directors. Time 2. IT,. .G.s...a- W
S0.yard back stroke--1, Triple A. q
Bank of Hawaii. 3, H. A. c. 1:I2-5
DIVING, H. A.C. 2, Bank of Ha
waii. 3, Triple A. ,It" -.'.~ "
5Oyard swim, Bailey, Bank of Ha
wall. 2, Kahn, Triple A. 8, Smith
II. A. U. Time-O:29 90, /
Apple relay, H. A. G. 2, Triple A
Bank of Hawaii and Dormitory tied
for third.
Plunge for distance-l, G. H.. Cooke
Bank Of Hawaii. 9, Glib, H. A. c. 8
Pratt, Dormitory. Distance of winner
At feet 67.8 inches. ~
Medley relay, Triple A. 2, H. A
G. 3, Bank of Hawaii. Time-1:49.
Tho onicials
The following officials helped max
the meet success.
Referee, G. H. futile.
Timers, d. +. Leo, Harold Dilling
ham, C. Es Mayne,, Chas. Lyman, G. 7
Stillman, Robert Horner, w. r. Chill
ton, Ben Clark, A. B. Lewis, r. J
Buchly, ID. L. Conkling, Frank Bechert
Lannie Lemon. s.
| Judges, DR.! W.. G. Hobby, Lieut.
Cheney, Owen Merrick.
Starter, Clair TAFT. -,.,, IS .. -.
Scorer, Jay Urice. a. ~.
Announcer, g. T., jackson.
! Clerk, Richard Whitcomb. r. ..-<
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sWEDEN'S PREMIER GIRL
ATHLETE IN THIS COUNTRY

Sweden 5 most athletic girl, Miss
Mabel Lthander, recently arrived in
New York. She win devote some of
her time to studying American ath,
leties. She is clever tennis player,
an expert horsewoman and also adept
in the art Of ski jumping. =,
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MEREDITH MAY GO AFTER
80. TABER'S MILE RECORD

Ted Meredith, holder Of the eastern
intercollegiate quarter and half mile
records, has ambitions to lower Norman
Taber's mile mark of 4:l2 3-5. Mere
dith not only may break this record,
but also the middle distances this sum.
mer and fail. Lawson Robertson is
coaching Meredith. u NJ. k4gIs s..
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KUMAGAE LOSES TENNIS
SINGLES TO WASHBURN

. NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. l., July
23-Watson Washburn, ex-tennis cham
pion of Harvard, defeated Kumagae Of
japan In the final singles matcn yes,
terday at the Point Judith Country
Club. Scores, Ga, 81, 6--3.
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Miss Annetta Kean of Philadelphia,
who last summer swan from Atlantic
City to Ocenn City in eight hours thir-
ty-eight minutes, is preparing to swim
the twenty mile test between Ashbury
Park and Lavaletto, never accomplish
ed nrevinmalV
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DE PALMA WINS CENTURY
RACE IN KANSAS CITY

Associated Press By Fsdsrsi wirsisrsp
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, July 23--
Ralph De Palma, the we'll known auto
racer, won the 100 mile race here yes
terday on rough dirt track. O'Don-
nell was second and Buzane third. The
winners time for the century was ere
hour ~ minutes 81 seconds. q
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.KOI YANADA TO GO :. .
TOMAINLAND SOON
lspeeial oablsrram b Haunii shlnpol

Especial cabisEram 70 Hawaii shinpol
TOXIC, July -Koji Yamada, the
famous Japanese billiardist who played
several games with willie Hoppe In
Honolulu about month ago, has de.
feated all billiard players Of Japan. He
will leave Yokohama for the mainland
in the Tenyo Maru sailing next Sunday.
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Who said Duke needs to stage a
comeback No better proof Of the fact
that HonOlulu's world heater is still
at his best form is needed than Satur
days performance when Duke, in ont
race, beat three world 5 reeords-Duk,
beat them, because when he took to tbs
water the Illinois Club was ahead il
he had swum only the best he had pre-
Yiously done in tank. Clipping O
second off the national tank record in
an exhibition match with no competi
tion is no everyday occurrence.
\ \ Il
The Santa Clara baseball players cal
go back to their California home salts
fed that they have seen three of tn,
wonders Of the world. First-The Ho
nolulu Y. NJ. c. A. relay team. Second
Honolulu baseball teams (partieularl,
the Twenty-ffth Infantry) Third, tn
Volcano of KilrueP t.Er
+ =
Lafayette College is attempting /,
organize middle states intercollegiate,
tennis association. A singles and dou
bles elimination series win be contest
ed HH'. g..
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w. H WHITE,
c. vuLAR CLERK.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Pensacola Lodge, Ne. =. !. Q. o. p.
Pensacola Lodge No. l. o. o
meets every Thursday at 1880 D. m in
Fafford Hail, corner Bay1en and Belmont
street Visitors cordially invited.
T. q. WILLIAMS,
G. Iambrecht, n q
Secretary.
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FORD OPPORTUNITY
D-Representatives for this ter
ritory by manufacturers of new self
oiling $12 mechanical Ford Starter $50
to 500 weekly. Send with application
i've Ford owners addresses. Write
American Dadco Co. Detroit, Mich.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Dealer in every town to take
orders for PedigTeed Pecan Trees and
general nursery stock for spring trade
You can build up profitable business
with our cooperation. Write quick for
terms and furnish complete references in
first letter. Florida Nursery & Trading
Co, Loekhart, Ala. jan1s-21-23
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OWN YOUR BUSINESS, operate vend-
ing machines and wholesale chewing
gum; small capital; large profits; part
time Biggest cooperative plan ever
made Chic Mint Gum Company, Will
mington, Delaware. 16jan%