Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-04
STARS TO MEET
in BIG FEATURE
RACE ON HARBOR
Leading Natators Will Battle for
HonorS in 100-Yard Ma
tionaI Championship

This evening the 100-yard national
championship vii be held on the har-
Dor and this event is the one which
tlIet swimmers were brought over to
compete in. This attraction, with the
SS0-yard swim, should bring out a
large crowd to witness the race be-
tween the contenders. 1t is expected
that the largest crowd in attendance
Will watch this meet this evening.
Du.-e Kahanamoku will defend his
title and should win from the main
land natators He Ias not oeen at
his best throughout, the meet and con-
seQuently has not smashed any rec
ords. Whether or not a new mark
will be set is not known, but the
choice to win the 100-yard swim to-
night is Ea..e. He has made faster
time than anv other Splinter in the
world and will set a fast pace. Ted
Cam showed that he has sprint and
should come strong at the finish, with
Herbert yollmer and George Cunha
we'll up. -: -.
Harold Kruger will be timed for the
100-yard bacKstroke and may go
through to the 15G-yard mark for
record. The century record is los 20,
held by Walter Brack Of Germany.
Harry Hebner has the record for the
$50 yards at 1853 3-5.
The 880-yard swim will feature Ludy
Langer,. Ted Cam, Duke KahanamokH,
John Kelii and Herbert Vollmer. This
event looks like a victory for LANCER.
with Kelii a strong place prospect.
Both Vollmer and Cam have made Il
fast mark in this distance, but neither
call this their race. If Duke is right
Re should beat out John Kelii for
place.
The entries for this evening are as
follows: y
Seward Boys, Under 10 Years.
Antcne Danti. Shigi Matsuguma, Pa
anna Settlement; Ernest Cook, Out |
'igger Club.
Ioo-Yard National Championship.
Herbert Vollmer, Ted Cam, n. Y. !
Athletic Club; Ludy LANCER, UniVer-
;ity of California; John Kelii, Harold
Kruger, George Cunha. H. Y. B. c.;
Duke p. Kahanamoku, Hui Nalu; Clar-
snce K Lane, Fred L. Howard, Jr.,
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o-Yard Novice Race.
All Kin zee. Robert K Fuller. H. Y
/ B. c.; Leslia Lemon. Kenneth Aud,
datsu Matsuguma, Arson Derego.
'ua Kealoha, Ken Matsuguma. Pala.
IA Settlement: Lorrin P. Thurston,
)avid Carter, unattached; Arthur w.
'fngry, Elmer T. Jahns, Max Heinze,
'ercy r. Merrilees, Arthur Panzer,
'ort De Russy: Ernest C.. Gray, S. r.
;. Short, unattached.
2o-Yard Service Race.
Howard NJ. Goetz, Arthur w Pin
~, Elmer T. Jahns, Carbis A Walk.
r, Vim. H. Hensly, Fort De Russy.
Dennis A. O'Brien, V. C. Hostetter and
ames Y. MacFeggan, U. S. S. Alert.
5o-Yard Back Stroke.
George Hawkins, Harold Kruger
nd V. A. Franco. Healani Yacht and
oat Club: Clarence X. Lane and A.
!. Carter, Jr., unattached.
so-Yard Hawaiian Championship.
Herbert VolImer. Ted Cam. New ,
ork Athletic Cub; Ludy LANCER, /
OF California; John Kelii,
ealani Yacht and Boat Club; Duke
Kahanamoku, Hui Nalu. *
Ugh Diving. IA
Robt. K. Fuller, Jack Hiorth. Jos
WhittIe. H. Y. & B. c.; w A. Cot
ell, unattached. ii
'o-Ysrd Club Relay Is Men 100 II
ards Eachl. III
John Kelii. George Hawkins. Har i
d Kruger Frank Cnnha. All Kin
BE. George Cllnba. lack Hjorth. / 4
obi. BOYD. John Kealoha. Jrs 10 i
phi j. CeffaI6o. Harry J. Evenson.
Ictor Kahn. Y. a Franco. VIM. Hol- t
lger. Frank s. Kruger, VIM RoWat,
ealani Yacht 4 Boat Club: Lukela
1uDiko. C'ez6ofp Boyd. Harry Stein d
Melvin Holt Geo. keaweamahi, =