The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-12
TAXED TEREGAWA
IS W|NNEROE.
TEN-M|LE RACE
Mills School Entry Captures
Shafter-MoDiili Classic, Mel
necke and Shannon Next
BIG AFTERNOON F0oT-WoRk
DRAWS MANY SPECTATORS
Punahou Takes lnterschoIastio
ReIays-Manoa School
Second

| SchOol lone entry, won the big ten
mile race yesterday afternoon. William
II. Meinecke, No. 30, teacher at the
Territorial Normal School and running
unattached won second place, and Bert
Shannon No. 36, Of the Thirty second
Infantry of Schofeld Barracks, finish.
ed in third place.
Teregawa time was one hour, four
minutes and four,fifths of n second; ;
Meimecke's one hour, four minutes and
sixteen and four-fifths seconds and
shannon 5 one hour, four minutes and
tw"ntv-thrPe and -four. fifths seconds.
Considering the length Of the race
the finish was close enough between
these three place men to satisfy even
the most exciting. Teregawa led from
the very start and he and Shannon en-.
tered MOiliili Field abreast of each
other. They ran several laps togeth.
er around the track until Shannon be.
gan to drop gradually to the rear and
Meinecke lessened the distance first be
tween him and Shannon and later be-
tween him and Teregawa. Meinecke
was less than half lap behind Tere-
gawa when the latter breasted the tape
at the finish.
Forty one Start Out
Forty one runners faced the starter
It Fort Shafter when the pistol shot
cent them off on the long grind and
twenty seven entered Moiliili Field at
he makai-Ew gate. Thus, fourteen
fell off by the wayside from Shafter to
Moiliili. Twenty three finished the full
ten miles, so that of those who entered
the field four gave up before the end.
At Mokauea Road, Kalihi, Teregawa,
Scott, shannon and Kano were punched
together in the lead of the field, with
Worosich, Tehara, Prysebella, Helhush
Hansen and Suzuki trailing closely on
their heels. Passing Palama Settle
ment the four leaders were still to-
gether, but the near trailers were Hell
bush, Suzuki, Carey, Costa, Prysebena
and Worosieh. Passing Thomas Square
Teregawa and Shannon were about to-
gether, with Kano and Scott side by
side next, and Helbush, MPinecke, Han.
sen, Suzuki, Costa and Prysebella fol
lowing and the remainder Of the field
almost lost to sight in the far distance.
The runners entered MOiliili Field in
the following order TcrcGawa, Shan
no, Scott, Kano, Meinecke, Helbush,
Hansen, Suzuki, Costa, Yosennru, Burke,
Weidcr Armstcad, Pryschella, James
J. Quinn, Worosich, Tomest"n, Carey,
Travers, Cabrinha, Johansen, Nc
Arthur, Roland, Harmon. Crooks, Kenn,
Dencker, Tehara and Yonesichi.
Chinese Take Relay
The 400-yard Pacific League relay
race was won by the Chinese team, time
Braves and Asahis, falling short of the
required number of entries, did not com
pete. Kan Icong of the Chinese and
You Bum of the Saints ran the last
lap, making Of this a pretty race. Kan
had been given good lead by his team
mates but You Bum closed up, finish
ing less than two yards behind the Chi
nese team man. The runners for the
Chinese team were All Fong Chong,
Young Yucn, Wah Han Leong and Kan
Leong. For the st. Louis the sprintcrs
were L. Sasaki, Fun Luke, Mung Pung
and You Bum.
Circling the baseball bases came next
and this event furnished the fans both
with much amusement and a collection
of thrills, for the two best men tied
thrice and finally it was decided that
each should be given a trophy.
In the first round the following
times were made: You Bum. * seconds:
Kan LeOng, u; Yasunaga, IS 40; Wah
Han Leong. II Is: II. X. Maesakp and
T. Mivahara, both II 3 5, and Fun Luke
II As.
Couldn't Break Base Tie
Later on, after the ten mile race hac
gone down into history, You Bum and
Kan Leong were called upon to circl,
the bases again to decide the tie. They
both made it in IS Is. The third tim,
resulted in still another tie, both Kar
Lcong and You Bum being timed at
ID %. After some discussion the com
mittce decided to leave the matter n
it stood and to present each base run
ner with cup.
The 800 yard Intcrsch0lastic relay
race was won handily bv the PumahOn
team, time l:30 - Mills School wa
second and -. Louis third In the or
der they took the field the runners
were:
Punahou- Okumura. Willis. PoepOe.
Pogue. MahIkoa, Smith, X Decker and |
CnDtnin KauhAnP
Mills School-I.ihrrato Magpinng. |
George Goo, Nh Fong Chuck, Charley |
X. Ito. Masaki. Stephen, Young Yuen |
and Kan LeOny
-. Louis Lenl Sa~aki, Lee. B"trn- |
court I.izama, Aka Wong, You Bum
and Fcrnandrs
Punahou In Her Glory
Mills looked like the winner in the
early stages Of the race hut Punahou !
hPgan to take the lead from the fifth !