The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-04
CRICKET GAME.

SIlI1hEl NTAh1E~.
The cricket game on the Paia polo
grounds. the first in the sporting his
| tory of Maui, was most successful both
as regards a large attendance of spec
tators and also as to the excellence of
the bowling and batting exhibited by
the old players in both elevens. Play
ers whose early life was not spent in
Great Britain seemed irresistibly COM
PEELED to receive the ball as in the great
American game and hence We're easily
bowled out.
The game began at II a. m. and clos
ed at 8 D. M, lunch being served dur
ing the interval between the two in
nings.
The Puunenes went to bat first and
closed their inning with a score of So
After lunch the Makawaos outbatted
their opponents and won the game by
IS points, their score being SO.
The following is the record of the con-
test:
Puunene.
Westcott, c. and b. Lindsay. ....... o.
w. Searby, b. Lindsay .....-.......... o.
w. Laughter. l. b. W. Lindsay ....... 10
j. n. S. Williams (Capt.), b. Lindsay. oil
w. Ault, C. Murdoch, b. lindsay. 5
Nicholson, b. Lindsay ................. g
w. McGerrow, run out ................12
w. Deinert, b. Lindsay o.
Cole, C. Murdoch, b. McNicol. ..-..... o.
Geo. Reed, b. McNico1 ............ o.
B. Thompson, not out. Observation-Disclosures. j
Extras .......-...........
Makawao.
A. McNicol c. McGerrow, b. Laughter 10
L. Won Tempsky, c. and b. Laughter. II
c. c. Krumbhaar, C. Williams, b.
Laughter o.
D. c. Lindsay (Capt), c. and b.
Laughter ......22
D. Jameson, run out Observation-Disclosures. 4
r. o. Hogg, st'pd McGerrow, b.
Nicholson
w. o. Aiken, b. Laughter .............. 0
H. A. Baldwin, b. Laughter. ........... oil
D. B. Murdoch not out ..... 8
H. P. Robinson. c. McGerrow, b.
Nicholson .....-.......... l
Taylor. C. Ault, b. Laughter 1
Extras -. Observation-Disclosures. 5
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So |
The best playing for Puunene was
done by Laughter, Nicholson and Ault |
Won Tempsky and Murdoch. A return |
game will be played on washington's |
birthday provided that plantations keep |
the holiday.
MAUI LAWYER KILLED.
Henry Long, the Makawao attorney,
died last night at 9 p. m. In returning
on horseback from a New Years luau
at Paia to his home in Kuau, by some
!, Faif |
was instantly killed by the fracture of
the bones of his skull.
Henry Long was part Hawaiian and
was about IS years of age at the time
IF his death. He was educated at Iolani
College in Honolulu and was well
Known all over Maui, having been cap
ain of the Wailuku police for several
years, deputy sheriff of Hama for one
rear, q captain of police and jailor in
.iakawao and lawyer in constant
practice at the Makawao district for
he past ten or twelve years. The fune- {
al services will take place this after j.,
loon at his Kuau residence.
RELATED CHRISTMAS REPORT.
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 26th. the
'aia Sunday School pupils had a jolly y
ime at their Christmas tree exercises z
n the parlors of the Paia Foreign =
hurch. The large tree in one corner
hough unadorned with the traditional
andes appeared most attractive with :
IS garniture of tissue paper leis of T
many gay coIors, its stockings of candy,
IS gifts of books, dolls, boxes of hand Y
erchiefs, rubber balls, fancy baskets, {
tic.
Mr.. F. E. Atwater. who impersonated d
anita Claus, offered much amusement II
or the children. The program con- c
sted of Christmas carols by the Ha-
children under the direction II
f Mrs. W. E. Nicoll and of Rotations S
nd marches by the Paia little ones in -
aarge of Miss Mosser.
After Santa Claus had presented each =