Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
RACE To
BE feature OF
CARNIVAL MEET
Athletic Officers Arrange Ten
tative Program for Enlisted
Men at Alexander Field

HONOLULU VIII nave the pressure Vi
witnessing one OF the best athletic
exhibitions IL the plans of the athlet.
ie officers as outlined 60 through. At
meeting yesterday afternoon In the
Carnival committee rooms, members
OF the athletic board OF the various
regiments held meeting and framed
a tentative program for the big athlet-
ic meet at Alexander field on Febru-
airy % to rs inclusive.
Capt. Norris Stayton. who has been
an active booster for clean sports In
Hawaii, has been appointed officer
In charge OF the meet for Carnival
week. capt. Stayton, with Capt. Paul
Malone OF the End Infantry. Chaplain
lgnatius Fealy OF the list Field Artil-
lery, Lieut.. John w. Sim0ns OF the
LIST, Infantry. Lieut.. Ernest G. Cullum
of the 4th Cavalry and Lieut.. George
L. Van Deusen OF the Coast Artillery
arranged a program OF interesting
events for the program.
Relay Event Featured.
The big feature OF the meet as out
lined yesterday from standpoint Of
rivairy is the Schofield to Honolulu
relay. AS suggested, this relay will
be a big feature and the tentative
program gives the largest purse TO
this event, amounting to $72. The final
decision to stage the relay event is
certain to be a big boost 10 athletics
in hawaii.
The schedule as made states that
one team not to exceed eight men
Will be entered from the LIST infantry,
LIST Field Artillery, fih Cavalry, 10Th
Infantry, End infantry, Coast Defense,
Signal Corps, Engineers, Hospital
Corps and national Guard of Hawaii.
Win q slrong team entered from each
department there should be rivalry
enough 10 make the fans take a big
interest in this event.
Race on King Street. 80
The race will start at the Cashier
gate at 8 a. m. Of February rs and the
course will be along the main road
from Schofield Barracks to Honolulu,
along King. street to Punahou street.
and up Punahou street to the gate
at Alexander field and around the
track to the right to the judges stand.
Each team Will be limited to eight
men, but a team will be allowed to
enter as many men under. that num-
Der as they wish. One of the teams
already has announced that it will
have six men entered, and the athletic
fans will watch with interest the re-
suit OF the contest between a six-man
and an eight-man team.
A number Of valuable cash prizes
have been offered for the many events
scheduled, and the committee has
named number Of men as hrobaDle
officials who know how to handle a
meet IN capable manner In the
sprints the various regiments will
have an opportunity to pit their speed
burners against Mills and some or the
other sprint men OF the 10Th Infantry.
IL the recent meet the timers an.
nOunced that one man had run a
heat in the mud in 9:4-5. This time,
although not official shows that the
18th Infantry has q number OF speed
burners, and it is possible that man
Who can do l0:l IN the century will
be developed at the coming meet
Other Events. srys sssSs
Men who can do 10 flat are moi
growing on every bush, and II the
fans can see finalist WIN out in I0:l
on q fast track that will be satisfac.
tory. Any time around % in the fur
long will be welcomed, and as Mills
has good mark In the 40, il is ex-
pected that he viii go after a new
mark In the next competition. The
mile relay and Ss0-yard run promises
to be big features, while the novelty
events such as baseball throwing
relay will surely be Appreciated by
those not familiar with this line OF
athletics. The committee should be
commended for their hard work and
attention to detail in outlining the pre-
hmlnary plans. and with capable lisa
OF officials the meet should prove
To be banner event in the history OF
our athletics.
Ennsted mems athletic meet to be
held February 70, "a, rs and 26:
lUO-yard dasb-Prizes 81, x2. 81.
Finals February rs.
Tug Of War Observation-Disclosures
$SS. s22. Sill. Finals February %.
sso-yard run-Prizes IS, SO, 81. FIN
ais February rs.
Throwing baseball.
Emile reiay-Prizes $12. 50, So. Fin
ais February 26.
220-yard dash-Prizes 81, 81, 81.
Finals February 26.
Shoe raee-Prizes 81, 81. February
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Sack race-Prizes 81. 81. February
sIsoosd raee-Prizes 81. 81. Feb
[I4ly IS.
esotlpeds raes-Prizes IS. 50. 81.
February rs.
van scaling Prizes ss4, SIS, sI2.
February g.
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