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SPORTS

the bail out for a long drive and chase. !
A scrimmage ensued and Malina rode
out of the bunch IN full chase of the
ball, but was stopped by Castle with |
a back stroke, Dillingham; riding off for
him. Dole then singled the sphere OUT
and made terrific drive for goal,
passing it between the goal posts. |
Time, 1:20.
With the ball again In play Castle
caught the bail for ride down the
field, Malina taking it away from him.
To save it Dillingham; sent it flying
to the side line, Dole taking it down
the side line on a heavy ride. Malina
played with the bali, and Dillingham;
took it from him, sending it hotly
toward the goal and on second drive
passed it through safely.
Kauai by this time showed itself not
up to its usual brilliant standard, lack
ing in team play, and a general fail
ure to nit the ball.
In the next play Castle at once took
the ball up the field but misjudged his
stroke and the ball passed outside the
posts. It was batted about the field
mostly toward the side lines when At
kinson made a clean straight drive for
stroke and making goal, after bril-
liant ride with Arthur Rice brushing
him at every gallop. This goal was.
made in 40 seconds. The next goal was
made by Dillingham;. in As seconds.
In the next play Malina missed
fine opportunity to score close to the
posts. Rice also missing another easy
stroke. Castle picked up the ball and
he strokes in
drive over half the field, making a goal
on the fourth stroke. In the next play
Spalding broke a stirrup strap. Dole
made a goal, Castle sp1endidly inter-
fering for him. The next goal was
made by Atkinson in thirty seconds,
making seven in all. The Kauais by
this time seemed hopelessly outclassed.
The eighth goal was made in eighteen
| seconds, and the ninth in nine seconds.
In the next play Dole missed a stroke
after Kauai had carried it up the field,
but gained it later and passed it to
Dillingham; who with a lucky stroke
sent the ball clearly between the posts.
Dole, in one of the speediest rides OF
this period made the eleventh goal,
after Dillingham; with a master back
stroke had stopped the ball near the
Kauai goal.
! At this juncture the Kauaians decid-
ed to let the period end then and there
and rest up for the next period and
play the next periods for fifteen min
utes each, including all delays in time
lost.
In the second period Dillingham; al
most had a bad fall as his horse struck
! side board. Malina and Charles
to- -y,a I
! Dillingham; and Atkinson we'll in hand
! Spalding was dismounted, as Arthur
Rice rode Dillingham; off, and an OPP
portunity was lost. After long
series of drives and counter drives in
| which both sides made several misses,
! Atkinson backstroked, but missed a
F., second stroke as the ball bounded from
a pony's side but Castle luckily caught
and passed it through the posts. Chas.
| Rice made fine drive but Atkinson
| back-stroked, and Dillingham; caught
the ball with two swift drives, riding
Arthur Rice off. In a wild ride which
| looked more like a charge of hussars,
! Chas. Rice led the van in full chase
| of the ball, riding Dillingham; Off
Rice's last drive on the ball sent it
| speeding surely toward the goal, but it
slowed down as it neared them, and
as Dillingham; reached for it Rice
crowded him and the ball passed
through. A tremendous cheer greeted
| this brilliant play.
Dillingham; made the next goal work.
| ing the ball down by devious routes.
almost holding it on the end of his
mallet. while Malina and Chas. Rice
attempted to crowd him out
In the next play Dole picked the ball
out from the hoofs and dabbled too
| long with it. The ball passed quickly
! up and down and across the field, both
sides seeming al times ready to drive
| the ball to a goal. Dillingham; played
| on both sides of him in brilliant
manner, but when the gong, sounded
| Kauai had possession of the ball.
The score at this time was Oahu,
| 1919; Kauai, 4; half point being taken
| from Oahu's score owing to foul
| made by Dillingham;.
In the first play of the third period
| Chas. Rice was in the act of driving
| a clean goal when Dole rode him off.
Arthur Rice, however, came tearing
down behind the two and drove goal.
Fouls on the part of Oahu reduced the
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