Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
CRICKET SEASON OPEN
[Continued from page u
waiian sod-about an hour late.
Began With Short Teams.

waiian sod--about an hour late.
Began With Short Teams.
Even then only part of the players
rad arrived, so the captains of the
teams, II. A. Jordan and -. w. Ander-
son, cut the Gordian knot and decided |
to play with short teams. These were
composed of the following players:
r. A. Jordan's team-McGill, Miles. !
Beardmore, Won de Hyde, Seymour, II.
\. Jordan and French.
d. w. Anderson's team-Piianaia,
A. L. Ahlo ID. w. Anderson, Mayor, r. |
Anderson, j. l.. Cockburn and A. Guild. |
Anderson's Team Bats.
The captains got together. A shin.
ming dollar nipped in the sun and d.
w. Anderson's team went to the bat.
Ahlo and Piianaia we're the first men
ct the bat. Beardmore was wicket
keeper and Won de Hyde did the bowl.
ing. changing off with r. A. Jordan.
The first inning was finished in short
orCer. Won de Hyde bowled Ahlo out
n the first over after Ahlo had made
two runs. d. w. Anderson took Ahlo's
place and II. A. JORDAN. the grizzly
veteran. made for himself most Clio.
rious start for the season. In one sin.
sic over he secured three wickets and
bowled out the king pins of the oppos.
ing combination with mis- tricky under.
hand bowling.
Great Day for Jordan.
First u. W. Anderson. to the sur.
prise of every one who saw 1t, was
bowled clean out. The spectators had
hardly recovered from this shock when
r. Anderson. the other star. had to
follow his namesake's example. Piia.
naia went out |. b. W.
= After couple of maiden overs
bowled by Won de Hyde and Jordan
Mayow was bowled out by Won de
Eyde and Archie Guild went to the
lat, McGill bowling. His attempt was
rather disastrous, Guild getting seven
rams in one over. Shortly after Won
70 Hyde bowled CockBurn out. which
. finished the inning. Guild being not
out Guild created a mild sensation
| end rather surprised his friends by pil.
: ing up a score of II runs to his cred.
/ /. The total score for this inning was
, 81 runs. OF which two were extras.
il Jordan Men Bat Carefully.
/" Now X. A. Jordan's men went to the
!. bat. This inning was considerably
), longer than the first one, the men al
A the bat playing rather carefully. Nc
/. Gill and Miles went first to the wick
O ct ID. w. Anderson was wicket keep
# er, while the bowling was done BY
|. Bob Anderson and Cockburn. McGil
diG most Of the scoring for this team
He kept his wicket clear for quite 1
e number of overs and piled up &c run
st to his account. Miles was caught on
lie by Piiapaia off Cockburn. Beardmor
It was bowled out by Anderson an
s. hyde was caught out by Cockburn, II
m Anderson bowling.
Jordan a StonewaiIer.
Seymour went in and scored a cou
PIE of runs but was soon caught on
s. by d. w. Anderson. Piianaia bowling
McGill was finally caught out by May
ow, Piianaia bowling, and French wa
caught out by Cockburn. r. Andersen
bowling Jordan was not out, pilin
Up the runs needed for the victory b
bis usual "stonewall' play. At tn
end of the game the score stood: Jo
dams team 80 to d. W. Anderson
teams 81.
Score by Innings.
Jordan's team:
Name How Out Run
McGill, ct NMayow, Piianaia b.......
Miles, ct Piianaia, Cockburn b .....
Beardmore, b out Anderson .......
Won de Hyde, ct Cockburn, Ander.
sun 'ss''''''' ''''''''
Seymour ct Anderson. Piianaia b..
Jordan, not out ..................
|. French, ct Cockburn, Anderson b..
Extras e.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TOtab 3. .......,,........
ID. w. Anderson's team:
NJ Name How Out Run
Ia Piianaia, | W, Jordan b ..........
G, Ahlo b out Hyde '............,..
u. w. Anderson, b out Jordan. zee.
MGyow, b out Hyde ..............