The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-05
YENTt RDAY'S
POLO GAME
HORNETS DEFEAT BUSINESS MEN
GOOD WORK DONE BY DOLE
PERRY. ANGUS, IRVINE
AND HANCOCK.
Hornet Team Pad Undergo Some
Changes as judd and Carter Wee
ebsent-came Father Slow Ore
Large Crowd Turns Out.

Owing 10 a misunderstanding upon
the rart Of some OF the PLAYERS as to
the hour ct which the polo game
should take place YESTERDAY. thre"
o'clock saw few PLAYERS with their
monies on the fed n KaD'olani Park
the others for a time bsing ccnspicu-
Gus by thoir absence. Some OF IN
PLAYERS failed to show up altogether
20 that fnallv when the game began
at about 3:45 the Hornets team was
altered on account Of the absence OF
A. F. Judd and A. W Carter whose
places were taken by Waterh use
and Lieutenant Hancock. This made
the lineup OF the teams as follows;
-waterhouse. /; Hancock
2: Perry. 3. and Dole, 1.
Business Men-Irvine. ! Erdman
2: Dickey. Sand Angus. 4
Teams Are Even.
AS the handicans of the PLAYERS
were as follows: waterhouse, l; Han
cock. 8; Perry. 2. and Dole, 4. making
70 for the Hornets; and Irvine. ?;
Erdman, .; Dickey. 3. and Angus. 3
making 10 for the Business Men, the
teams plaved'on an even basis,
G. Potter acted as referee while f
A. M~t-Smith and Mr.. Kicker were
the time keepers
The game was rather a slow one al
/ though good work was done bv sons
OF the PLAYERS. Dole PLAYED his usua
brilliant game and Angus. Perry, II
vine and Hancock also took share
OF the laurels.
Hornets Win Big Victory.
The game was PLAYED in four per
irds of which the two first were fif
teen minutes long. and the two las
T of ten minutes duration.
The scores during the game were
as follows: In the first period DOLE
exhibited some fine PLAYING carrying
of two goals for the Hornets.
! In the second period Dole agaii
made two goals for the Hornets. Wa
. terhouse another for the same team
and Perry stal another for the Hor
nets.
In the third period Waterhous,
made a goal for the Hornets while
Irvine made the first goal for tn,
Business Men. adding another on,
to it later in the period.
In the fourth period Hancock. Per
" and Waterhouse each added a goa
to the score OF the Hornets team.
safety made by Dickey of the Busi
ness Men in the first period gave one
fourth OF goal to the Hornets max
ing the final score stand: Hornets
10h goals to the Business Mems
goals.
Large Crowd Present.
The game was witnessed BY a larg
number OF people. Polo is rapidly be
coming the fashionable game of thi
city, and one can always find nun
Der Of fine carCias carrying tn
elite OF Honolulu every hne Saturda
afternoon when polo is PLAYED at tn
park Among the spectators at yes
tsrday's game were the following;
Mrs. Grace waterhouse. Mr. Dicke,
nr AID Mrs Monsarrat. Mrs. A N
Brown. Miss HaeTarlane. Mr. Soutt
ara Hoffman. Mrs J. s Walker. Mis-
Scott. Mrs Chnlineworth. Miss Chi
hngworth. Miss Rose Dawson. Mis-
Smith. Mrs. Mathewman. Mrs. A /
Larnaeh. \ NJ Brown. c. Chlnn:
worth. Harry Wilder. Miss Jean A.
gus. Mr. Walker. Mrs. Perry. tn
Misses Perry. Mr.. widemann. Mis-
Lads Nacfarlane. Miss Mae ColburI
Miss May Damon, Miss Nina Adams
Mrs. Edgar Hals;eR1 Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Cooke. Mr.. and Airs Cha
Cooke. Mr. and Yrs. z A Met
Smith. Mrs, NJ. NJ. Scott. Mr. and Mr.:
D McBryde. Mr.. e. Teuny. AR. an
Mrs : E. Damon. Mr. Allan Judd.