Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25

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days of that monarchy az well.
Not 80 feet from where the singers
will be gathered Is the old bungalow,
built for one OF the queens of Hawaii,
and hard by is the palace reared by
| the most famous of all the kings, save
Carter. Banker, Davis, Henderson,
Rhode
25th Infantry Noble. captain; Stat
ford. Barker, Banks, Horton, Selden,
Carolina, Boone, Bruce, Ward, Beas-
! ley.
Baseball Relay Winners.
In the first round of the baseball
relay, the Coast Defense team won
easily from the 1st Field Artillery. get
ting the final ball over the line in 2
minutes ID 2-5 seconds The End In
fantry then defeated the 4th Cavalry
in the fast time Of ! minute, so 2-5
seconds, with Holcomb doing some ex-
celIent work for the foot soldiers. The
Ind Infantry team was composed OF
Robertson, Holconb. Jackson, Orr,
Feeley, Kirk, West. Savage, Burns and
Zegrie.
The 25th Infantry won from the 1st
the members or the winning team be-
ing Smith, Hawkins, Phillips. Scott,
Rhodes, Regan. Crayton, Davis. Bailey.
Washington, Seuwell, Washington
Company d., Robinson and Holdings
worth.
In the match between the 4th Cav
airy and the Coast Defense the former
won in 3 minutes, 20 seconds. The
Cavalry team was composed of Ormis.
ton. Haley, Horning, Dermott. Roach
Jobe, Girson, Ames. Epperson The
LIST infantry defeated the lst Field Ar
tillery in , minutes Is seconds In
the final match. the End Infantry de
feated the 25th Infantry at . minutes
As seconds.
Another Comedy Race.
Another comedy race was the three.
legged match in which teams from the
LIST Infantry, 25th Infantry, Coast De-
Tense and End Infantry took part.
Again the 25th Infantry came ont
ahead. Wiche and Bailey of that organ
IA rs seconds Spears and Johnson
OF the md Infantry took second place,
with Herzog and Chalfant of the
coast DeIGHSe tulIu.
At the conclusion of this race, Capt.
Norris Stayton made the rather star
Ting announcement that the worlds
record in this event had been smashed,
which is going some for the 18th.
Wrestling 10 Good.
Three unusually good wrestling
matches we're staged as conclusion
for today's meet. In the first bout
Scales of the 18th won from Smith of
the 4th Cavalry in two straight falls.
The first round went to Smith in 2
minutes % seconds, the second and
last being won BY Scales in minutes
40 2-5 seconds. and 4 minutes "A sec
onds, respectively
In the bout between Workman OF
the Hospital Corps and Gadz of the
LIST Infantry, the latter won tile first
fall in 4 minutes 10 seconds After
the men had wrestled for Il minutes
without fall, the second round was
given to Workman. Workman won
the third round in s minutes SO sec
onds.
Stoieoff OF the list Infantry won easi-
ting the first falls in I minute SO sec
OuuS, anu ~ I'D SccOltuS, TcSpeCtlNely.
Both were rolling falls.
The men winning today's wrestling
events win be the star performers in
the finals tomorrow Stoicoff is being |
looked upon as a sure winner, al |
though the bout between StoicofI aud
Smith. if there be one. promises to be
lively.
Finals Tomorrow.
Tomorrow's finals promise to be in
teresting. The list Infantry, End In
fantry and 25th Infantry are tied in
the baseball relay. In the 1H0-yard /
dash the following men will run:
Mills, Gilbert. Parker, 25th Infantry; /
Bray, Smith, Geaslinger. lst infantry. |
The following men will enter the
finals of the half-mile:
Pride. Harrison, Smith. 25th Infan.
try: Travers, 1st Infantry: Sprock and
End Infantry
The ist Infantry, 2nd Infantry and |
Coast Defense have entered teams in
the wall-scaIing contest, which prom
ises to be stellar feature of tomor.
rows meet