The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-15
Times in
!, H|LOVOLCANOR RUN
Interesting Data Given Of First
Big Island Marathon, Worth
Keeping In Mind

How the teams ran, with the time
Of each relay man at each post in the
recent Volcano Hilo relay race Is told
below, the official figures being re-
eeived from Hilo yesterday. This win
be interesting data to keep for refer.
enee and comparison with the time TO
be made in the next Big Island mara
thon, which will be run early next year.
THE WINNERS: Kilauea Seniors,
Hilo. Time, 3:06:3l. Members Of the
team: J. @. Carter, A. p. HeIbush, q.
l.. Machadq, NJ. Forbes, Dewey Hattie,
L. B. Costa g#r
SECOND TEAM: Mills school, Ho.
nolulu. Time, 3:07.33. Members:
Chun Lee Puck, T. Teregawa, Lam Ho,
7. lshimuTa, Chun All Chung, Edward
Ha. Ill.,. ri. ..s..E ~
J THIRD TEAM: Japanese, Honolulu,
! Time. 3:22:01. Members: 4. Shirai, X.
Suzuki, NJ. Kano, NJ. Matsumoto, M.
Uyemura, X. Suzuki. ,t.a.s g,.aE !
FOURTH TEAM; Kilauea Juniors.
Time, 3:23:3I. Members: =. Matsumoto,
s. Maximum, John Cabrinha, A. Car
ter, Chu Fook Tang, w. Carter.
FIFTH TEAMi Service. Time,
| 9:30:25. Members: B.. shannon, J. T.
Benefited, J. 7. Wade, J. f. Henderson,
F. Souza, r. j. Quinn. = ~. As.s.gH
SIXTH TEAMS Pan Pacific, Honolu.
lu. Failed to finish. Smith falling out
in the third leg, Members Of the
team: Peter Wright, o. Hawkins, J. w.
Smith, Joe Stickney, Stanley Carey,
Walter J. Scott. -, ~ :
How the teams stood and their times
at the different relay posts: . ~ -
FIVE MILE PoST--G. L.. Machado,
Kilauea Srs., first; time. 2O:05. Chun
Lee Puck, Mills, second; 30,0s. A.
Carter, Kilauea Jrs., third; .3l.20. Pc.
ter Wright, Pan Pacific, fourth; 31:29.
3. Shannon, Service, and T. Shirai, ia.
panese; tied for fifth place; 32:15. Ma.
chado leading the field by 800 yards.
| TEN MILE POST--A.S p. HeIbush,
Kilauea Srs, first; time, $500. T.
Teregawa, Mills School, second; 59:25.
Chm Fook Tang, Kilauea Jrs., third
1:03:07. g. Hawkins, Pacific,
fourth; 1:03:l7. X. Suzuki, Japanese,
fifth, l:03:55. J. r. Benefited, Service,
sixth, E09:l5. Helbush leading by 0
quarter of a mile. '..s .. ..... l.s.'t- .
| FTFTEEN.MILE .POST-M. Forbes,
| Kilauea Srs., first; time, l:29:37. Lam
Ho, Mills School, second; l:31:20., W
| Carter, Kilauea Jrs., third /; :34:20. j.
W. Smith, Pan-Paeifc, fell and dropped
out. NJ. Kano, Japanese fourth;
1:35:25. ]. T. Wade, Service, fifth;
TWENTY-MILE PoST--Dewey Hat.
tie, Kilauea srs, first; time, 2iO2:35.
I T. Ishimura, Mills, second; 2.03:45. s.
Matsumoto, Kilauea Jrs., third; 2:0g,23.
NJ. Matsumoto, Japanese, fourth
! 2:l0:32. J. F. Henderson, Service
fifth; 2:l7:45., Ishimura gained on the
Kilauea Srs. in this leg, but Hattie fin.
ished with a comfortable lead. 2. =
! TWENTY-FIVE NILE POST-E. B,
Costa, Kilauea Srs., first, time, 2:35.2l.
Chuu All Chung, Mills, second; 2:38:22
M. Uyemura, Japanese, third; 2:45i56
/ s. Makimura, Kilauea Jrs., fourth,
2:46:02. F. Souza, Service, fifth;
2:54:00. In this lap Uyemura of the
Japanese, outran Makimura Of the
Kilauea Jrs., and landed his team in
third place. Chun All Chung, for Mills
continued to gain on the leading, but
Costa still had a safe margin. !,
THE FINISH-J. G. Carter, Kilauea
Srs., winner. Time for the full dis
tarce, 81 miles, 1861. Edward Ha
Mills, second; 3:O7:33. K. Suzuki, ia
parese, third; 3:22:Ol. John Cabrinha
Kilauea Jrs., fourth; 3:23:21. F. ]
Quinn, Service, fifth; 3:30:25.
STARTER-Owen Merrick; oficia
timekeepcrs-E. S. Elmore, J. G. Eos,
and Mr.. Gibbons. Jud9es-Judge Glen
X. Quinn, Samuel Woods and J. r. Tim
norman.