The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-26


feet end q n inches WIN IN. ~,
Puns HAD MahtkoA ~ IA : n ~
The 220.yafd low hurdles furnished
another, snrpfiss, FOR Punahou won first
place, Wheh All the dope had pointed
to KamehafAsha a. the winner Of the
event, Two trial heats wSfe Required
before the final effort was made,
First heat - MAhikoa (Punahou)i
IlHrst, time s98' 3.6f An Fook,. fEfilo5,
second; II, McGuife KNRehamehaj
J third, st+ - - -, W.,
/ sscond ;hsst4Asroaa tKaiashamss
Iha5, 6rst, time les rs; wits tPuns
hoa, second, and p. 3. silva tHilO)
Final heat Mshikoa (Punahou)
time .27 2.b, record stiil held BY .Thorfl,
rs Hore ct, Louia); "a tflatj Il, Nc.
anire lKatnshamehal, second; Z. B
silva (Hilo), third, and Aarona tKa
mehameha) !, fourth. II r.. -
shot put, he giving st. Louis College
'econd place. n. Clark Of Kamehame
IA won hrst place, his distance being
a feet ahd IN inches, Bill. sInmans z
record (PunahouN remainink at 40 feet
md on inches. Hanohano (St. Louis)
'econd, 40 feet and z1s inches; Kan,
hane tKamehameha), third, 43 feet
MD Q inches, and LSdgate (Punahou)i
fourth, - feet and one inch.
"BuSs" SMITH Upssts Dope
The 22oyard dash required two pre-
iminsry heats before the final run was
made. In Bum Hee was the favorite
but Buzz" Smith again sprang q
'urprise.g ~
First heat-Tang (Hilo), first, time
I ;24H; AarohA (Kamehameha(, second
| md Searle military Academy, third
Second health Z, Bum Hee (st
t.ouis), hrst, time ~ as, and he loaf
ing again ON the, job; Chang KionR
(Mlls), seeohd and Smith (Ppnahoul,
third. ~ !. ~ L.,..
Final heat--smith (Punahou), first
time, :s3 lis, 1eeort still held by
Thomas Horo (St. Louis, 23 flat; fIu'
]unn- Hee lSt. Louis) second; Tang
;Hilo), third, and Chang. Kiong
"Buzs" Smith was again the hero
n the $40 yard run. There was big
Ied, He allowed Kanalulu Of Kane
amelia to Set the pace for practicall,
he whole distance and when the time
anne the "BuzzO bpzzed along 1ner
lily and finished. easily in first place
line, 81 fat; record still held by How
ard Smith (the same old "Buzz'' Of
PunAhon), SO, 2;5s! Kanalulu (Kame
,amsha), finished = poor. seconds Tode
fKamehameha), third, and Kaiawe
fKamehhmeha)s fourth The Kan
| cam, .howsvef, gathered in sig to Pun
lhou'S ave points in this event
Hgh jump Goes, To Puns
Punahou carried of first honors ir
he high jump End TO. cHnch matter
| 'nade4 II q tie for frst' and seeon6
laces. Peterson and PoHue (botb
'unahou) tied at S feet and S inches
he Interscholastie record Still remain
ng In the name of H. ,Fassoth puma
Nou), s. feet and 8H inches; c. Lui'
(St. LOUSY, third, and Kan Leonr
(dills3, fourth D.. ~
Kamehameha won premier honors II
he. $50 yard run, for Uweloa was ir
the game and there was NO beating hin
| at this distance. There was in tn
event also big field and the lad
punched up very nicely until near th'
inish when large spaces happened be
fHeen the runners. Uweloa (Kame
;ameha) :, first, time, 2:oS IS, recofS
till held by p Deverill Punahou)
!:0S; Hitchcock (Punahou), second
ainglehGfst (Punahou), third, and Ton
Tin Eook (Mills), fourth. .'>fi ~
~, The half mile relay brought the at
tsrnoonS athletic proceedings to {
lose, Kamehameha was the favorite
,ut Punahou again spilled the bean
and won out, with "BuZz" Smith, thu
Buff and Blue last relay man. euttin,
down o big lead and winning hands
ons RSeotd Tied ~
4 While no records were broken yes
erday, in this event tie was record
ID and Punahou tied herself at that
he time, before and after, 1885 "a
1 Hunahou, first; Mills. second; Kane
haneha, third, and Hilo, fourth. NJ
,ther teams competed in this event
Runners for Punahou-Pogue, Poepoe
Willis and Smith. Mills-Charles He
Chuck All Fong, George Goo and Kal
/ remg; Kamehameha-Kana Hohu
n. Mcclure and Todd; Hilo High
Fong, Tang All Foo and An Fook:,y
i In yesterdays meet the points were
Il tHbt pIdCc, HNoi beCOhu, InT6eI LuIIu
two, and fourth. one. Punahou woI
even first places, four seconds, thre
birds and four fOurths; Kamehameba-
three frsts, three seconds, three thirds
md two foarths: Mills-oue first, on
teeond, one third, and three fourths
g. Louis--no first. three seconds, on
third and no fourth; Hilo-no first o
second, three thirds and two fourthi
Honorable and Other Mention
The Honolulu Military Academy ha
number of athletes competing, a
though the Kaimuki institution faile
Ito make a place among the four award
Z ed in any event. =.
Mckinley was altogether absen
from the meet, although quite . nun
Der Of the Black and Gold men ha
been in training for quite some tim
past and expected to be in the run
J ming yesterday.
|. 1t has been common report reeentl
that Coach Brier has been, as a rul'
!. either slow in making the entries 70
his school Or on the other hand, fAi
4 ing altogether to send in his list to tn
I | officials of the Interscholastic League
onciAls
Referee Prof. d. l.. Crawford.
Games Committee-Brother Elme
Frank E. Midkiff. F. W. Darnell, v
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