The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-03
UMPQUA WINS LIBERTY
BOND STAKES: MILE RACE
Defeats 0neOnta By Neck In Yesterdays
Main Event Races At KapiOlani Park
All Good Saturdays Receipts
For Red Cross Society ""s'%s -

TO start of In this heat and only got
away after the fourth start with Wei.
come Boy easily n neck to the good
for lead. 1t was the Hollinger
horses heat from start to finish, Den.
ervo breaking slightly once in passing
the half. ~. lg. g..
The fourth and final heat went to
Welcome Boy, time 2:27 2.5, giving
him the race. The winner was fully
four lengths to the good coming under
the wire. Welcome Boy again secured
slightly the advantage at the start Of
this heat, being half neck ahead.
From start to finish il was again Wei.
come Boys race, for Denervo broke
once or twice.
Dan T. Carey's Waimea, with John.
ny Carroll up, won the four furlongs
for Hawaiian breds, time 80 fat. Louis
Warren 3 Oneta, Charlie Tyler up, was
second, a length behind Waimea, while
Chikamori's Young Boy, Limo valen-
tine up, came third, a length in the
rear Of Oneta, and Andrew Cox 3
{ Creeper, Frank Gouveia up, was last,
creeping along q length behind Young
Boy.
Youngsters GIVE Trouble
The youngsters had n lot Of trouble
in getting of and there were half a
dozen false starts before the flags
WENT down for 90. Creeper got n
rotten start, being several lengths to
the bad, and was never able to catch
up or cut down the lead the others got
on her.
: Yesterday was a poor day for Prohi-
bitiOn ut the track. In fact, PrOhibi-
ton never had a chance, being dis
tanced badly. Prohibition was down
and out long before the first heat of
the twoin.three trotting and pacing
race was well under way. Those who
were backing Prohibition to win suf.
fered bad downfall, among them
being Sergeant Zimmerman, one of the
well known baseball umpires in the
local diamond circuits. He was heard
,, to remark that Prohibition would new.
err fool him again.
C. H. judas Mona, Judd driving,
took the first heat in 2:44 Us by a
length and q half over DIR. ''Small -
: Cases Dawn, the army veterinary
| holding the ribbons on Dawn. There
! was a good start on the second mile
| in the rear when the other two came
| under the wire. This outdistanced the
Kealoha entry and left Prohibition out
of the reckoning for the remainder OF
the event.
Mona Beats Dawn
Mona won the second heat straight,
time 2:34 l-5, and race by length
! over Dawn. The two got of to q fine
start on the second try. At the half
Dawn was three or four lengths be-
hind Mona, but cut the distance down
"a good deal and on, he reach home
sailing in in fine shape.
Major Murphy's Jackrabbit, winner
of Saturdays second heat, won the
finals in the three furlongs for enlist
ed men at catch weights, time 1877 20
exactly the time he made on Satur
day. He was easily the winner yes
terday by four lengths Troop d Of
the Fourth Cavalry is celebrating the
event today in proper style. Mex OF
Troop VI was second, with Duke OF
Troop F, third. Babe Of Troop ID, Rat
of Troop F. and Wannie of the Vet
Urinary Corps were among those pres
ent. They finished somewhere in thu
rear.
Louis Warren's Oneonta, Charles
Tyler up, won the five furlongs, free
for-alI in l:Ol l-5, by a half length
over Dan T. Carey's Mary Jay, John
ny Carroll up. Charles Lucas Ter
mont, Harry Donivitz up, came thirC
and last The three were hard to ge
under way but when they finally 60
off the start was perfect one. A
the eighth Oneonta took the lead
which he held all the way, although
closely pressed by Mary Jay the who'll
distance. TermOnt was hardly in thi
race.
Rescue Race Spectacular
Troop A, Fourth Cavalry, with Sgt
r. E. Heckert and Cpl. Edward Rile.
on Amos and Spider, won the rescu
race, which brought in lot for rapi'
gun fire and fine Workmanship, 1t be
ing treat to witness the perfect worl
of the animals when they were toll
to fall prone. Troop d, Sgt. Ernes
Away and CPL William Sawchuck o.
Patsy and Charlie, took second place
while Troop F, Sgt. Edward Kreupe
and Cpl Arthur Parons on Kidd an
Dutch, and Troop l., Cpl. Firman an
Cpl. Hicks on Locust and Princess
came IN tue OTuoT uuHeu.
Saunte, Walter Macfarlane's fin
two-year.old bay Ally by Starbottl
out Of Silver Line, was brought unde
the wire in :57 fat by Harry DOnivit
i, a winner in the four and One-half fuI
longs for two year-olds Dan Carey
Waimcn. Johnny Carroll up, was sec
"nd. half aglength behind Saunt'
, while Mrs Alice MacfaElane =. Pete
Post. Jack McDougnll up, was thir
and last Louis Waren's MalOlo, tn
other entry, was scratched and di
not run. The young ones got off to
good start without any trouble, bu
it was Sauntc y race right from tn
start, although Waimea gave the Mac
farlane FLY u good argument tn
whole distance.
Kawailani's Second Win
Hawaiian, Louis Warren's chest
nui FLY by Rey Hindoo out Of Sui
H., with Charlie Tyler up, was a.
easy winner in 1903 in the FIVE full
longs for twO-year olds Mrs. Allie