Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-11

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ten and r. Koehner accompanied the
team, and will be ready in case any
thing happens toSone OF, the regular
crew. Coach Webster, Otto Rose and
VIII Spencer are three others VINO
must be depended upon in the noise
brigade.
Heafanis Working Hard
The Healanis are working hard, and
when asked who will win the big
race, say that they will let you know
on Saturday. 1t is early to bed and
early to rise at the present, and from
now until the day OF the race the
various coaches are shaping the men
for the big victory which the Hea1anls
look for. They don't say so, but there
is a certain air of confidence around
the club house. Charles Brown, Paul
Jarrett and Willard Grace are work
ing hard with the crews, and a. =.
Knoll and Lawrence Cunha are pick
ing up the loose pieces which need
| fixing.
In the past the Healanis have not
selected their crews until just a day
or so before the race, but inasmuch
as there is a possibility of another
sweeping change, no lineup has been
given. John Hollinger, David Buick,
Hay Wodehouse, Robert Kanakanui,
T. F. McTighe, Bill HOllinger and
Harold Kruger may have something
to say about the senior race.
Duke Will Stroke
The Myrtles will have a strong
| crew entered this year. and on paper
look like winners. Duke Kahanamoku
is not satisfied with the glory III
swimming, but will take his place as
stroke of the Myrtle seniors. Duke
has made good as an oarsman, ana
any one who says that, as g"od
oarsman Duke is an excellent swim
mer, has another guess coming.
Chuck" Smith, who at one time
! handled an oar in the Harvard
f., Varsity eight, is to be stationed at
No. 5. Smith knows the game from
Alpha to Omega, and in addition to
working out with the crew, mas been
assisting the coaches. Arthur Far
ker, Hilo Boyd, Bill Patty and A.
| Vierra are four men who may oe de-
pended upon to bring out some good
rowing. There is plenty of beef in
the boat, and the barge will be we'll
balanced. Luther Hough will steer
the boat in the big race.
What's In a Name
The Myrtles will have new barge
in the race this year. Harada mas
built barge, which will be sister
barge to the one owned by the Hea-
lanis, and a name has not been Sc
lected for the boat, although it is
rumored that it will be called the
Chilly Maru. One of the crew wants
| il called Sub Rosa, while still an
other wants it called the K. Duke. In
Iasmuch as Duke is about the fastest
thing in the water, the name Kaha-
namoku wouldn't be the worst name
in the world.
It is said that Hilo broke the rec
ord over the course this morning, and
the Myrtles are going to go out this
evening. and make an effort to lower
1.-The Hilo mark.
Although the Myrtlest are not bett-
ing that they will make clean sweep,
they have five crews who promise to
show something in every race. Bill
Rosa has a great bunch Of interme-
dates, and the kid crew is going to
show up in great form, if the Myrties
have the right dope. They claim that
there is nothing to it but the Myrtle
freshmen. and believe that they have
sn awfully good chance in the Junior
race. 49,. .r....
Men at the Oars
Erling Hedemann, Campbell Gro
zier, Evenson, L. BerteLnann, Mack
Rosa and A. abel will be seen in
the junior boat on Saturday. The
freshmen crew has been rowing in an
asbestos boat, on account of the dan
ger of fire when rushing through the
water. In Allen. O'Brien, Auerbach,
McInerny, Comes, Wheslau and Brom-
ley, the Myrtles have a good babe
representation
There ought to be plenty of class
in the intermediate department with
Norman Oss. Elmer Crozler, Gram
berg, Podmore, Cummins and Jimmy
Hart in shape. This crew looks mighty
good on paper, and in their last trial
they gave a good exhibition. The
kids are coming along in good shape,
and look promising. 1t is expected
that the following oarsmen will he
seen in the boat: Bush Carter, r.
Mckenzie, w. Gehring, Perry, Cooper
and Ruttman
Surf Board Race
There will be number OF new
features during the Regatta this year,
including surf board paddling race.
The Outrigger Club will have a num-
Der Of entries, and it is known that
the Hui Nalus will also be represent
ed. In addition canoe races will be
placed on the program. Post entries
will be received for these as we'll as
for the steamboat race.
1t is fully expected that there will
be a six cared barge race between.
The Territorial. Federal and City-Coum- |
~ crowd This triangular race ought !
tn create plenty of interest. and in
asmuch as there are a numfer OF |
good oarsmen who are holding down |
some kind of a job. they ought to |
be able to hold down a barge in good |
shape.
Look EN- Over
With Judge Vaughan, Judge Poin-
dexter, Marshall Smiddy, Judge !
Banks, District Attorney Huber, Jas.
Pierce, Bill Rosa, Otto Heine, Louis
Silva and H. F. Nietert there ought |