The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-21
AT THE WICKETS
Honolulu Beats the
Egeria Eleven.
Naval Men Get the Worst of a Good Gam,,
But Have an Enjoyable
Time.

| uS nav dI Lltu Won the TOSS ana de
cided to go in. sending Commando
Smyth and Lieut.. Watson to tn
Wickets. After some steady play b,
| the Captain, he was beaten by Mack
| intosh, and Walker o. the Royal Ma
rines took his place. Not for long
| Hatfield was too much for him an,
another soldier A:chard by name re
| lieved him. Two wickets down TO
| nine runs. Watson now began t.
play more freely and Archard mad.
| things more lively by hitting Hatfield
twice to the fence Unfortunately
Macintosh found Watson's weak spo
and that steady young player retired
for 10 we'll played runs. Hatfield was
again too much for the soldiers and
Macintosh cleaned BOWED Signalmaf
Ryall and six wickeos fell for 80 runs
necessary waste of naval energy and
the Naval Innings closed for the
modest score of 49,
Captain Herbert sent a very able de-
and Sinclair and both played careful
cricket, especially the former. Wat
sons bowling from the town end
seemed difficult to play and several
clair allowed Walter TO bowl him and
Captain Herbert was also dismissed by
fast yorker Two Wickets down for
%. Anderson now came in and runs
field seemed to be fading away: they
were merely off % the fence. The
Scotchman played true Scotch game
and long low navying drives kept the
field Ga the move. Irvine began to
hit but was finally with is to his Gre
dit caught by Wilson, able seaman
very able but very smalD: A real
gallery catch he nisiudged in and ran
in too far so got i high in his right
hand and there it stayed and the gal
lery cheered him royalty. Well played
Irvine. Moss came in and shortly re-
tired followed by Macintosh who was
again relieved by Harvey who made
the real stand Of the day. Runs came
quickly and Anderson was satisfied
with nothing but boundaries. Three
four and one three, but he forgot
some sailors can catch. Lieut.. Wat
son held a real good catch which he
had to run hard for, being under the
scorers big tree. Anderson's 20 were
all nice clean hits and they travelled
most of them. The Rev. Kitcat looked
thoroughly at home and blocked the
fastest of workers.; would nothing bowl
the Parson, we'll he must be caught
and Archard held it tight. He had
played we'll for 10 runs. Judge STAN
ley retired after making Z and playing
as steadily as if he was going to make
81 Irvine carried his bat for an ex-
tremely we'll played 81, the biggest
score in the match. Honolulu had
beaten H. N. s. Egeria by 6S runs.
team the naval men got some more
practice in second innings and when
were drawn at p. m. had made
II for 4 wickets
Not the least pleasing feature of the
afternoon was the large number of
ladies who graced the game by their
presence, and the sincere thanks or
the community are due to Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Give Davies and others for re-
freshments, cool and comforting to the
tired and dusty leather hunters of
both sides.
Following are the scores made:
HONOLULU.
irvine, Wilson b Watson 10
Sinclair. b Walter ............... 9
Herbert b Walter Observation-Disclosures. o
Anderson. c Watson b Wilson 80. 20
Moss. Walter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
4. Macintosh, b Walter .....
Harvey, not out Observation-Disclosures. "a
Rev. kitcat, C Archard b Watson 10
Judge Stanley, b Watson .........
Cockburn, b Walter ......
Hatfield, b Watson ...........
Byes, 4: leg byes. /; wide balls, l.
Runs-Watson, 40; Walter, A. Wick
4; Walter, 5.
H. NJ. s. EGERIA.
Lieut. H. c. Watson. Mackin
tosh .................. ~
Comr. NJ. H. Smyth, b Macintosh. D
Private F. Walker. b Hatfield 49,. /
Private Archard, b Hatfield .......1 IL
Ryall b Macintosh 49,. o.
Private A. Walker Hatfield .... /
A. B.: b. Hatfield .........- l
:. P. 0. Chapman, run out ......-
:. r. A. Taylor, run out .......-...
Lieut.. F. H. Walter, not out 5
:. r. A. Ryan, b Hatfield .......-.. o.
Byes, 2; leg byes, l. Runs-Hatfield, |
g; Macintosh, 10. Wickets-Hatfield, |
): Macintosh, 3. Bowled-Hatfield, 3 : |
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