The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-23
maui GOES
DOWN AGAIN
Succumbs to the
| OahuanS at Polo
10 to 5.
VISITORS MACS
PETERED OUT
Last Night Both Teams Ate and
Drank Tosether---May Meet
Next July.

The Oahu and Makawao polo clubs
played another game at Moanalua yes
terday afternoon and hundreds of peo-
pie, some of whom wondered what the
trouble was all about, witnessed the
match.
Like Roosevelt's Rough Riders, like
mounted Apaches, like rodeo vaqueros,
the eight young men played polo yester-
day. 1t was similar to a Wild West
show, except that no charge was made
for admission.
The two teams lined up as follows:
Maui. Won Tempsky, Harry Copp,
| w. D. Aiken, D. G. Lindsay.
Oahu-Gerritt Judd Charlie Judd, Hen
ry Damon, J. NJ. Fleming.
The colors of the home team were light
| blue and white, and those of the visitors
orange and black.
The teams were the same in Satur-
! days game, with the exception that
Lindsay played back in place of Won
| Tempsky.
The Oahu team rode the same horses
duced two new ponies.
| Three periods of fifteen minutes each
were played and the game lasted forty
| five minutes instead of an hour, on
! Saturday.
The first period was a sort of reception
| to the blues. OAnu scored HVe points
and Maui one. Charlie Judd especially
distinguished himself in TINS spasm, dis
| playing wonderful quickness and rarely
missing a stroke. Harry Copp rode a
| balky horse and was practically out of
| the game during the first period. Lind
say. at back, played better than on Sat
| urday in the nrst section of the game.
| In the second, Maui realized that it was
time to make a grand effort and played
| IN. nd III, m his home
reputation and was instrumental in OBJ
tanning three goals for his side. AT the
end of the second period the score stood
Oahu g. Maui 4. In this period the visit
ors We're dashing and reckless in their
interferences, particularly Won Tempsky,
who played a better game than on Sat
urday.
Everything in the third period went
! Oahu's way. When the bell rang they
cantered off the field winners by ten goals
| to five.
Copp went to pieces in the last period
He was handicapped by a poor horse and
was perhaps the worst-mounted man on
the team. Lindsay's pony was also pal
pably tagged out in the third period.
Won Tempsky rode his gray horse
| throughout the game with the exception
| of few minutes in the first period, and
| the animal houndered badly in the final
stage of the match.
Aiken's pony, which was good on Sat-
urday, was suffering from sore mouth
yesterday and was almost unmanageable
| For the winners "kauka" and Charlie
Judd played a great game. The former
was the star for long repeated drives
and fast riding. Charlie Judd, the spec
| tacular interferer, did much in the way
| of football shouldering off to discount
Won Tempsky's playing. Damon played
| a fair game which was meteoric if some
what independable. He is a good front
hand smasher at great speed.
| For the Makawao experts Captain
Fleming showed up very creditably. He
| is the man to make the critical emer-
gency stroke near goal. Won Tempsky
was a host in himself and by his splen-
did exhibition of horsemanship caused
the spectators to continually 'O-o-o-h!
in genuine wonderment. Lindsay at back
drove off almost certain goal shots Of op-
ponents in the nick of time.
Considering the parlous condition OF
their mounts, the visitors made a good
showing and equally horsed would I'M
doubtedly give the blues a hard rub. The
Mauites complain that the weather Is
hotter here than on the Valley Isle and
to this and the sea trip must be al.rlbut-
ea the undoing of the Makawao ponies.
The spectators wanted the visitors to
win and to this end their lungs furnish
ed the motive power. 1t was Maui!
Play up. Mauiw wherever two or three
spectators were gathered together. The
crowd was not so enthusiastic as on Sat
urday. but every phase of the game was
keenly watched, and there is no doubt
whatever that locally polo has caught
on"
1t is possible that a Honolulu team
will visit Maui and play a game or two
there on the FourLu of July.
POLO CLUBS FEAsTED.
A complimentary banquet was rendered
the visiting members Of the --4aui Polo
Club last evening by the Oahu Polo Club
at Lycurgus Grill, where the contesting
teams and their friends fraternized and
toasted one another and vowed to meet
again soon upon the grassy field. Cow
ers were laid for twenty in the private
banquet room and informality reigned
supreme. The dinner was fitting close
to a memorable tournament which has
initiated a new sport in the hawaiian
Islands and won popularity from Its IN
ception because of the gentlemanly.
sportsmanlike qualities which make 1t
the King of Games Chef Lycurgus
loaded the board with good things to eat
and drink, and banquet, tournament, and
the spirit of true craftsmanship were
lauded to the skies.
President S. E. Damon of the Oahu
club sat at the head of the table, and on
his right was Captain Won Tempsky. the
president of the visiting team. Thanking
them were the remainder of the Maui
players. David Lindsay, Harry Copp and
w. y. Aiken. In order were the men,
bers of the Oahu Club, F. c. Atherton,
Fred. Waterhouse, A. F. Judd and the
victorious members of the Oahu team,
Captain Fleming. c. S. Judd, G. P. Judd
and H. F. Damon. Next to them sat the
fonowing invited guests: Walter F. Dill
bingham, George Fuller. Harold NJ Mott
Smith, Fred. Damon and Gerritt P. Will
der. Following Is the menu:
Polo Blue Points
Consomme de Refine.
Salad.
Hawaiian Crawfish,
Sautprne