The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
LAID OUT
Lose to LandIubberS at
Cricket,
Sailors From Ships in Port Fail to
Bowl With the Honolulu
Eleven.

The cricket match at Makik last
Saturday afternoon was interesting
though somewhat one-sided, the
home team defeating sixteen men of
the sea by the comfortable margin of
81 runs.
The team which the local club put
i'm the field was by no means a strong
one despite the somewhat easy victory
il placed to its credit. The seamen of
course were sadly handicapped by want |
of practice: this however Will be RENE
died by the time the return game is /
played. which is expected to be next i
Saturday, as the members of the six
teen intend to avail themselves of the /
practice net at Makiki tomorrow after /
noon.
The mariners won the toss and elect :
ed To bat but could do nothing against !
the bowling of Bob Anderson and Sim
clair: Neddrie showed good defence
though only scoring runs. Buck kept
up his wicket for a considerable time
but when he looked TO be fairly set
ne gave a chance in the slips off Ander
son which was smartly taken by Sim
clair. Kelly and Mcdonald made things
lively for the felders until the former
was bowled by Sinclair and shortly af-
forwards Mcdonald was unfortunately
run out.
The Honolulu Cricket Club opened
their innings none too well. Gilbert be-
ing clean bowled by Quallise at 10 and
Waldron smartly caught by Holland
runs later. Bob Anderson then went in
and began scoring at once only ito lose
Jordan at 29 and Stanley at 80. The
two Andersons then became associated
and placed the issue of the match be-
yond doubt. Bob. after scoring 81 skied
"a ball which was beautifully taken by
Quallise. Miles was dismissed without
scoring and made room for Sinclair.
At 70 ID. w. Anderson gave a chance in
slips which was accepted by QuailIse.
Quallise bowled well throughout and
his fielding was especially fine.
Following are the scores:
SHIPS IN PORT.
QuaIlise. @. Gilbert; Il. Anderson ...... O
, Neddrie, b. Sinclair &c. ..................
, Fowler, b. Sinclair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
, Dickson. C. Jordan: h. r. Anderson
Holland. c. and h. X. Anderson ........ 9
r A,dridge (cdpt), g. ID. w. Anderson,
II. r. Anderson .......................
4 Walker. st. II. w. Anderson; II. r.
= Anderson &C.. 80. ....................... I
4 Buck. c. Sinclair; b. X. Anderson
: Rankin. c. and b. X. Anderson ......-.
4 Lucas. b. Sinclair -. .............-.-...
n Kelly, b. Sinclair 80. ......................
r Young. ST. ID. w Anderson; b. Il.
4 Anderson ....-..............
Mcdonald, run out .......................
- MCCready. b. Sinclair -. .............-..
= Ferguson. b. Sinclair ...............-...
= burnett not out OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4
N
= BOWLING SUMMARY.
q Run.
Per
: r. w o. Wkt
?, X. Anderson .......... y : IL ~
". h. Sinclair ........ Is ~ }.
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB.
r. ~ Jordan. b. Mcdonald ...-........
y .. st. John Gilbert. h. Quallise ...-..
y J. W. Waldron. c. Holland; b. Nc
. Donald ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
= Il. Anderson. c. and b. Quallise ......
= W. l.. Stanley. C. Lucas; b. Melon
a aid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
n \. w. Bottomley. not out ......-.-...
~ II. w. Anderson, c. Quallise: b. Buck. l
:, a l.. Miles. b. Buck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
:. II. y. Sinclair. b. Quallise .... ..........
. l. Parish. b. Quallise . ................ /
- +. II. G. Seymour. b. Quallise ...........
-, Extras Observation-Disclosures.