The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-04


finished in the order named and with
the others loft behind. Duke equallcdl
his own record Of % seconds for the
distance
In the second heat Ross won in TWEEN
ty-four and threa-ffths seconds swim
ming far out Of the course and to the
left. Kenloha was second aud Jones
Of Chicago was third. His terminate,
siegel, was unplaeed in the pfeliminar
les. 81
In the fnpl heat the six winners Of
places in the first heat had II all their
own way. Ross gave another exllibi-
ton Of losing his course or might have
been in third place. AS It was, Duke,
Lane and Keiii finished in the order
named. Lime won applause for his
showing here and Is considered with
Kelii the bert of the corners at the
Dukes favorite distance The time of
the finals was three-ffths Of second
behind the record
And then came the second big event
OF the night, the 440yard open in
which Norman Ross was the favorite.
He early took the lead with Kruger
and Walker close after him and close
together for the first hundred In the
! second lap Ross drew away from Kru-
ger somewhat and Walker tired some
and fell back Of Kruger In the fourth
lap Kruger came up strong and made
an effort 10 challenge Ross hut was un,
able 70 make il. Walker finished an
easy third.
Fine Relay Race
If all Of the races had been run off
with the dnsh Of the Service relay race
there would have been no complaint as
to delays. II went with real military
, elockMork precision. Only two teams
were filed out to the required number
of six men, and one of each team swan
a hundred yards. De Rnssy had ten
men to choose its six from and the
| Alert had only its required six. The
De Rnssy team representative took the
lead, but the last Alert swimmer picked
up so that the finish Yves made decided
| ~ interesting. Fort De Russy won the
handsome silver cup presented by the
Hawaiian Gazette Company. y N.Y.
Summary Of Lost Nights Races D..
100 Yards Boys Under Fifteen
Nitric Konowalof (Palama), first;
time, 1904; Preston Chaplin (olltrigger),
second, and shigi Matsuglma (Pala-
NAL thirQ. ~ NtN#E- ahL
16o-Yard Backstroke- Harold Kru
ger (Healani), frst, time, 1864 2-5;
4 Clarence X. Lane tPalamal, second
| 100-Yard Ladies Novice Kathleen
Law lUnattached), first, time, 1:21 10;
Er1na Taristoh (outrigger), second, and
Madeline Chaplin (outrieger), third.
\ 5O-Yard Service Roy Murphy %, s
s, Alert. hrst, time, OFT; Carbis A.
| Walker (Fort De Riissyl, second, and
r. B. Dodge 10. S, s. Alert), third.
| 200 Yards, Ladies Claire A. eai.igan
| NEW York;, first, time, sos 10;
Dorothy Bufns (Ios AngeIes), second,
ana Frances L. Cowells (Unattached
| third
1oO-Yard Boys, Novice-A w. Kae-
hu lraIama). first, time, 1901 40; An
son Rego (PalamaJ !. second. and Ron,
aid Dew. Higgins (outrigger), third,
so Yards Open Duke P. Kahana-
moku (Hui Naln), Arst time, 23 3-5 In
4 finals, and 0;23 In first heat; Clarence
X. Lane tPalams) second, and John
Kelii (Ifealani), third.
sprtngboafd Diving Robert X. Full
Ter lHealani), FIRST; Jack Hjorth (Hea,
lani), second and Lorrin p. Thnrston
I tOutrigger) third. ~
440 Yards Open ~ Norman Ross
/ Olympic Club, s. ~, first, time,
$3.50 As; Harold Kruger (HealanD
second, and Carbis A. Walker fort De
Russy), third,
service Relay. 9 Men, 100 Yards
| Tach-De Rpssy team first, time
| To3 So; y. S, 9. Alert, second.
/ SWIMMING POINTS BY CLUES
\ Healani OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,. 10
Pnlalna
HUI Nalu ...... 8
k0lympic Club ...........
los Angeles =, ....,.... ~. .,.... 8
New York ....,..... s
Outrigger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, !
Fort De Rugzy ......,............ l
Unattached ........ ..s,...,!., ]