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I Kanaka Swimmer Has No Equal in the Watj
This Hawaiian
A Human Fish
Duke Kahanamoku, Who Made the Fastest Swim
mers of the World Look Foolish at the Stock
holm Olmypiad, Was Reared in the Surf of His
' Island Home and as a Boy Dodged Sharks for
it , Sport.
'. By JIM NASIUM. .
' CopyxJpht by The Philadelphia. Inquirer .Co"). .
fTpi tCB Atermnul, boiu a pootio myth and a fictitious character- oE the ar
1 tists fovorod imagination, tbo nokfc nearest thing to a IibIi that mnsquor
I a-des iu human form are the islanders of tan Southern Pacific ocean,
who can truthfully bo said to ho rnoro at-homc in the -water than on Iho
land. On land tho South Soa islander is an indolent, shiftless boin, the height
o whoso ambition appears to bo to soo how long ho can lie undisturbed on tho
i velvoty raanienio gratis on the shady sido of a grasB house or propped tip
againBt tho butt end of a feathery coaoauut palm, but in the shark-infostod wa
' fers of 'Ills native islands he apparently realizes for tho first time what, his
hands and foot are hitched onto his dark body for, and he is all action and ex-
hibits a skill thai is little Joss than marvelous.
Tho largest uud most generally known of this croup of islands is Hawaii.
' one of Uncle .Sam's new possessions, and transpacific travelers touching at
iHonoluln havo become pop-eyed with amazement at the aquatic hkill displayed
by tho nativo bojrs who swarm the docks of Honolulu harbor and swim out to
moot tho iucorainir steamers to divo for nickels and dimes thrown from the
' dock to sbimmor down through the grcon water in tho very midst of the
Hark moving shapes oC tho man-ontinr "leopard" shark.
-nn.il- -nnHxm nVill 5: n. matter of .
wonder to tho mam who from infancy
-iaa kept Ms foot incased m patent
V leather ehoos and who has always
' -flocked xtpon wator as a liquid to be
'.jised exclusively aH a "chaser" to Ins
' -fcyvorito bTand of poison, it is but com-
Won nativo talent to the "brown skinned
lydro-man who has been reared to look
pon the wilo orpansc of sea that in
cased his island homo as Ins special
field of conquest. The Soth Sea is
Jander's contest with the sea, neces
sitated by his craving for what the sea
could supply, has, from early days,
been the chief stimulus ia th0 devel
opment of Hawaiian character. It has
Ijoott about; tho only thine he has had
to call out his skill, courage, sagacity,
ingenuity and ability to onduro and
conquer. It has created in him. not
only a wonderful ability in his bodily
. . contact with tho waves, but has' pro
moted a knowledge of navigation, and
''' led to minnto and accurate) obsorva-1
tiou of winds' and currents, lent scope
and fervor to tho imagination, and set
aflamo tho poetic spirit of the race.
Their old songs and most cherished na-
' tivo traditions are Tepleto with refer
ences to tho soa. Tho sea is tho Ha
waiian's classic, from which havo
como to him tho'soyen wonders of the
'lopendary world, and its foam-crostcd
i "billowB havo furnished him with his
aneans of livelihood, his sport, his all.
It is littlo wonder, then, that the
greatest swimmer th'o world of sport
has over snon should come from Hawaii.
Over in, Honolulu lived a dark-skinned
boy, son of Honolulu's chief of polico
one of tho brown naked kids who
habitually swarm, ovor the docks and
swim through tho shark infested c?ta
i.ers of tho harbor in search of silver
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thctr water sports. This .little brown
Kanaka boy was a wonder even
among a nation of wonders. His name
was Duko P. Kabaaamoktt.
At surf-riding tho national sport of
the Hawanans, which oonsistg 0r Tiding
a long, thick plank with rounded ends
over tho great billows as they sweep
shoreward this httlo Kahanamoku boy
performed wonders and eclipsed all
other Kanakas at the sport. Surf-riding
is an old and heroic sport for which
Hawauana have always .been noted. In
ancient times it wan practiced in honor
pC the lungs and chiefs, but- has sinco
oecomo a royal sport on-its own ac
count, and at this sport, staudine erect
on his surf -board with folded arms, com
plete master of the waves, wliich he
appended to bo drivinc before him like,
unarlot steeds, younc Kahanamoku wab
monarch of the rolling (breakers.
At dodging sharkB in the waters of
Honolulu harbor with his mouth filled
with coma tossed from the deck, of the
steamers this younjr sou pf Honolulu's
chicfpf poltcu was also tlie peer of. all
'e Kanaka boys. Probata v many a
trans-Pacijic traveler has leaned ovor
tho rail of an incoming fitenmor toseing
coins into then water and wondering at
the dnnncr aquatic feats of this (brown
Kanaka boy, without knowing that he
this looking on what was dostined to
be known tho world over a3 the
world's greatest swimmor.
In Honolulu it is. said of Kahanamo
ku that as a boy, he tempted fate from i
the mouths of sharks in tho harbor
inerely as a matter of sport and an ex
hibition of his daring and prowess, fre
quently approaching ono of theso mon
Btors and playing bido and seek with
the man-eator in tho wator for tho de
.IeotatiOn of the horrified passengers on
some mooming -steamer. It ig aaid that
when, approached by a shark Kahana
moku would "trend water" and raze
down-into the water with his keen eyes
intent on tho -tactics of the 'onoinv. and'
.lust B3 the' shark would turn on his
back to Bnap the littlo ibrotvn boy would
dive beneath the monster, and the
great jaws would come togother with
nothing1 between them. IlVwpuld re
peat this until ho gained a. ropo dan
gled from tho aido of ' the sh and
would then freqnontlv drop back io
repeat tho performance. '
This was tho stuff of which the
world s greatest Kwimmor was even
tually made. As he prow oldor and
tho era of progress that had sot in in
Hawaii promoted, a better organized
condition of affairs. Kahanamoku bo
came a. member of the Ilui Kalu Swim
ming claT of Honolulu, and in the com.
JESS 1LURD RULED
OFF BY COMMISSI
Bosses of Boxing in Nev7
York' Insist on Unequal
Bouts. Being Stopped.
By ED OURLEY.
By International News Service.
NEW YOJIK. Feb. 1. Following- the
lines laid down by Governor fiulzr relating-
to the conducting of boxftig bouts,
the state athletic eommlnslon bag sent
put a warning to all cUiuf, rercreoB and
inspectorH. In the communication it Is
expressly mentioned that the commln
slon will nut tolerate the slightest nlgn
of brutality In any bout and In any case
where one opponent showa marked super
iority over his rival, the rcfere slmll Ini
: mediately end the battle. The commlH
8lon adds:
"It must be distinctly understood that
no con.Hlderatioii of any Itlnd shall inter
firro with or imluencc tho stopping of a
bout tlmt if loo ono-Blded."
Tn the warning the eolons announced
that summary action will be- taken In the
case of any offender anrl the club at
which the bout Is held will lone ita JIcenHe.
The case of the boxer, CliM: Rone,
Who dle3 a few hours after JiIh bout with
Jaclc Smith at the WaKhlngton Athletic
club, Brooklyn, wns investigated bv the
commission, Tho rorerce, KdwarU OldiB,
ami thu Inspector. Robert llaymond. tes
tified that Rose showed no signs of ex
hnnBlIon at any stage of tho flgjit. The
blow that toppled him over was deliv
ered in tho loat fifteen sccondH of the
bout. After hearing fnl testimonv the
ease waa adjourned until tomorrow,
when tho club's physician and othor of
ficials will by examined.
The examination into tho overcrowd
ing of tho Empire Athletic club at the
Jtlverfi-Cross bout woh held o-"or until
the attornoy general infonna tho com
mlSHlon Just how far its powers extend
in a capo of this order.
Jens Wlllard wok informed that Ik
muHt keep hlu agreement with tht
Quoenabbcrry Athletic club of Buffalc
beforo lie; can partioIpat Is a. bout Ir
this tata
petitions of this club ho performed tfcats
that amazod those accustomed to the
averago swimming competitions. Kcws
of theso feats performed in open compe
tition soon filtered into "the states,"
and while those transpacific travelers
who had witnessed tho feats performed
by Kanaka boyo in Honolulu harbor
wore Teady to believe almost nuything
that might be said of tho aquatic, prow
ess of these littlo brown follows, the
great throbbing world of sport that had
Been familiar with tho lime mado by
the best swimmers in competition could
not believo it within tho power of any
human being to perform siich feats'.
Accordingly, about six mouths pre
vious to tho American tryouta for tho
Stockholm Olympic moot, tho Hui Kalu
Swimming club sent Kahauamoku, then
known as, tho ibesl: swimuior among a
nation of swimming marvels, to exhibit
his prowess iu tho United States and
gaiu a placo representing the islaud for
tho first time in tho Olympic classics.
Iu his Jirst-appcaranceB ia this coun
try Kahanamoku proved that he was
the aquatic wonder that his advance
notices had claimod he was, but, being
primarily au open wator swimmer, bo.
was unused to making tho turns in the
short tanks heTe and lost much timo,
which provonted Aim from equaling tho
time of our bust men in tho longer
Spectators Influence Referees Decisions
By OTTO PLOTO.
DO AUDIENCES influence the
judgment of the rofercc by thoir
actions at tho ringside? That's
a qunstioa that at times becomes
serious so far as the men fighting in
the ring arc concernod. Tho shouting
to the mou, tho crowd that sits about
always gratis with thoir advice, tho
loud-mouthed fellow on the seats mak
ing remarks reflecting on tho work of
ono or tho other and laboring under tho
impression that he's a comedian o some
BOrt or other, always, of courso, fishing
for a laugh; no matter how gnmo tho
referee may bo. if "he hears this noiso
constantly ringing iu his oars he be
comes influenced regardless of how siu
core his intentions urn' be.
Tkero is onjy ono. w3' in wliich to
remedy this abuse, and that is to eject
from the hall the first man offending
in this manner. That slops it quicker
than any other mothod. T .remember
when tho Olympic club of Xow Orleans
was at the height of its careor they al
lowed 3'ou to applaud and hiss, but the
firgt man that mado a romark to either
of the men fighting in tho ring was- im
mediately taken from the hall. As au
illustration, tho night that Pitzsimmons
1 aud Mahor fought, it will be remcm
, bcrod that in the first round Mahor
' practically knocked Fitr.siminons out,
. tho bell alone saving him. "When Fitz
came up for tho second round a man in j
s tho gallery shouted. "You havca'f, got
Jack Dempsoy in front of you now.1'
1 No sooner were tho words out of bis
k mouth then Captaiu Barrett jumped to
i his feet and, pointing to tho offender,
ordered hiB policemen, to take him out. i
ofi tho iiall, which, xjf course, theyi Im
mediately did. Nob a man in tho h.ouse
dared to speak after that, and you could
hear a pin drop, so quiet was tho great
crowd, seatod about tho arena.
Another mcidont I recall occurred at
Battory D, in Chicago. It was the
night that Peter Jackson and Denver
Ed Smith fought. Jackson woo sick
that night and refused to sit down be
tweon tlio rounds to rest, preferring to
aland for reasons oil his own. After
two or three rounds had passod aud he
eaino bade to his corner, a rowdy
shouted, "Sit down, or Smith will
knock you down." Parson Da-vieo hap
pened to bo near, and, motioning to an
officer, said: "Take that stiff out; ho
wants to do a monologue, and his placo
is on. tho stage and not watchiug a
light among a lot of gcntlctnon."
Iseedless to, say no further remarks
wore paused.
A notablo iucidont of whero a crowd
iniiuencorl u roforcn was the timo that
Xouug Corbett aud Jimmy Britt fought
in Sau Francisco. Mind, before I start,
1 1 claim it would havo boon just as big
I a robbery to havo awardod the decis
ion to Corbott as it waa when it was
given to Britt. If ever there was n
draw decision propor, it was on the oc
casion T refer to. Bo that as it 'nay,
when tho twentieth round wan boiug
fought, tho crowd like one man roso
and shouted, "Britt. Britt, Britt, etc."
Jimmy was a San Prancisco boy, had
fought, a great battle and, always be
ing popular, his friends were oeaidc
t hemsolves with enthusiasm. The fight
at best waB closo, and when- tho great
Britt cry pouetrated every inch of
tho big pavilion, no ono could blamo
Eddio Graney for rendering the decis
ion hn did. Yet it was iho grossest
kind of injustico to Young Corbott, who
waa even- bit as much entitled to the
decision as was Britt.
To my mind it behooves clubs stag
ing lights to correct this evil whenever
it is ppBBible. Killing Avith au iron
hand eliminates the evils quicker than
anyone hnu an idea it will. Xf in
donW. iunt try ii.
distant ovonts, but ho "was so much
suporior to anything we could produce
t straight-away swimming "that in the
shorter distances whoro tho timo lost
at tho turns affocted his time lesa he
could suffer tho loss consequent on his
unfamiliarity with meeting tho turns
in a short tank and still boat tho best
wo could pit aguineb him ovor tho 100
yards.
In order to ovorcomo this handicap
of lack of knowlcdgo in mooting tho
turn in a short tank, Kahanamoku was
placed under tho tutelago of Georgo
Kistlcr, swimming- coach of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and under
Kistlor'a export coaching the Hawaiian
wondor soon "picked no tho knack of
making the turn to such an extent that
in numerous competitions through tho
eastern part or tuo Unuod states ho
mado onr best swiimnors look positive
ly foolish aud smashed all Iho records
over tho short distances formerly hold
by C. M. Daniels, tho beat swimmer
America, had ever produced, and oven
boforo tho Olympic trials tho dark
skinned Kanaka "shark dodger" had
bocoino a cinch to represent Undo Sam
in tho 100 motors swim at the Olym
pics. America bad never semi such
Hwimming bofore.
Then came tho regular Olympic swim
ming trinlH on Juno 11, In Verona Jake',
Montolalr. Js. . .T., and ICahauamolnu
though ho had already established him
self as tho cortaln choice to rcprcaont
America in the - 300-motcrs swim at
Stockholm, was entered In the 220-yard
triala in tho hopo that ho might bo util
ized on. iho relay team if it did not af
fect Mr .short distance chances. Tfnhana
moku'u work In theso triala astounded
even thoso who 'had already como to
look upon tho Hawaiian as an aquatic
wonder. Ho won the 220 -yard swim
easily from an oven dozen of Amorica's
beet swimmers, breaking tho American
record Tor the. distance established bv
C. ;.r. 'Daniels by 3-5 of a second, doing
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honors from tho royal box, and the
president of tho Eririflh tir. cJK
cloty ofTored him a? TaliiK
swam the 100 tocterttaLa-W
during tho meek Wniija.
The somi-flnals In tho 100 atUn
mlng event proved fiasco b!S
American entries rematea I'
thoir boat and faJIod to aWi'SB
spmo mlsundorsUndlnc aT !9K
tho scml-finalB were tcerae?A
was eventually patchid m
that u semi-final htaXfmMSWL
three American ciitrt "j.1
I aly should be swum, andlf SuS,
the arbitrary standard of ' tSm
firyt two to nnlsh ahoulH m.iff.V?
finals. In this heat A'nS&M
of 1:02 2-o inado In the flnnl
When the final of the lKII
was announced. KalianamnK.' VzSSM.
a grt ovation aH ho walkrd iS'
Platform to the aUrUnF wftg IBM
f'1,?,. German crack, was the tsM,
ooked upon to even make a ncf JV
Lho Hawaiian, but the Khnah ' J3
dodger showed such marvelomj rr-tB
povera right at the atart ol iM
that iiulf way down tlie tank ht nB
and Biirvoyod the field, flndlns KtiH
pst compotitor ton feet behlud; kibB
moku then let up and swam ldaK
finishing two yardn in front In l-uH
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Ob-mplc trlumplis, Kahanainolta
formed Jn a. few exhibition h.B
then boat it back to his lelaad 'batK
be Idolized, by the Ballvee. To'H
great swimmer In Hawaii laaoaU'H
in g a great baseball player in tb'tNB
States. It is their national ttCtH
highest dovoloptncnt of athletic jgn'UW
to be considered a wonder' in aV3B
of ondeavor by men among vlam
particular line of endeavor hU'nwH
its highest efficiency is so rasJf biH
Kahanamoku has annouuead b'J'UH
tion of returning to tills countr'MB
the comlncr summer, and effort! ik'mB
mado to draw C. H. Tanlel3, ih JrH
American champion, from hls,n-tinajH
for a special match race with IbflfiH
wallan wonder. But It is bsnl foMlH;
one who has witnessed this XiakbfB
feats in tho water to see rhB-iB
whl to man has a chance agalwtt&MB
man fish, who was reared In Uit iiK
onco dodged sharks just for ia fajH
the thing.
If any ono can be secured
push this hydro-human to th l&k.H
would probably see swimming 'lOubiH
tablishod that would, stand for tD'.feB
Tlio leisurely manner In wWci alH
accomplished his wondarful UnbB
competition hero leads us to belim vM
tho world of sport has yet tow.lP'
best that this Kanaka shark d03 !
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