Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-05
SCOTCH BEAT World
CRICKETERS ENJOY
A GAME AT MOANALUA
TWO INNINGS PLAYED BUT THE
All-NATiONS TEAM COULD
STAND THE SCOTCH
PACE,

A cricket match was played yester.
day on the polo grounds at Moanalua.
The game started at 10:45 a. m. The
World men winning the toss. went into
bat first. but were Soon dismissed for
As runs. Beardmore making top score
with 16 runs.
At noon Scotland went to bat, and
when lunch was called at o'clock had
AZ runs to their credit for one wicket
down. Lunch occupied about half an
hour. Scotland again went to bat BY
2:30 o'clock Scotland declared their
innings closed with 40 runs to their
credit for five wickets, Bob Anderson
making II rups when he was caught
by Tullet behind the wicket. He had
two skies In his score. Greig played
fine, steady game for "a not out. r.
Cation. Mcintyre and ID. W. Anderson
also played very well.
The World made start on their
second innings, making 65 runs. Reid
made top score with IL. The tail end
OF the team made good stand but
scored very slowly owing to the fine
bowling OF the Scots. At 4:30 D. m.
they were all out.
The total Of the Worlds two innings
was 80 runs short of Scotlands first
innings for five wickets.
Tea and cake were handed round at
the interval, which lasted about fifteen
minutes.
Those OF the Scotch team who did
not have a chance to bat in the first
innings were sent In and succeeded In
making % runs for the loss of four
wickets before time was called. Mac.
lean made IA runs not out.
A very enjoyable day was spent by
both players and spectators, of whom
there were quite number. Great
credit is due to Donald Mcintyre for
the fine condition Of the pitch, consid-
ering the short time he had to make II
In.
The teams left Moanalua at $3.50
p. m. and arrived In town a little after
@ p. m. II is hoped this will not be
the last time that the Honolulu Cricket
Club shall have such pleasant out.
ing.
The following are the scores:
THE WORLD-FIRST INNINGS.
o. C. Reid, C. Greig. b. Mcintyre.
r. Gill, ]. b. W., b. Mcintyre ...... s
s. Beardmore, c. McKinnon, by Nc.
GIN ............ 10
F. Harrison, b. McGill .......... 3
r. A. Jordan, b. r. Anderson. $50. 1
Capt. Kelly. b. Mcintyre ........ 1
Mr.. Hendry, b. r. Anderson $50. 1
Capt. Tullett, b. r. Anderson -. 0
w. l.. Stanley, run out ......... 0
Mr.. Center, not out .............
Mr.. Weldon, run out ........... 2
Extras
Total As
SCOTLAND-FIRST INNINGS.
r. r. Cation. C. & b. Beardmore... II
j. C. McGill, b. Beardmore ..... 1
n. Anderson, C. Tullet. b. Harrison II
w. Greig, not out ............... 80
ID. Mcintyre, b. Jordan ......... 8
d. w. Anderson, C. Harrison, b.
helley 10
]. l.. Cockburn, did not bat .....
J. r. M. Maclean, did not bat....
]. Fl. Cation, did not bat. .......
j. McKinnon. did not bat. ......
]. Laird. did not bat ............
Extras ............,.... 1
Total. wkts. ............... 140
THE WORLD = SECOND INNINGS.
F. Harrison. b. r. Anderson $3.50. 0
Mr.. Center, s. d. Anderson, b. r.
AnutrsOu ....'...........
S. Beardmore, C. & b. r. Anderson
W. l.. Stanley, c. ID. Anderson, b.
COckburn ........,.........
o. c. Reid. C. & b. McGill ..,.... IL
T. Gill, C, Cockburn, b. II. Cation
r. A. Jordan, b. r. Anderson ..... q
Capt. Kelly, C. McGill, b. Cockburn
Mr.. Hendry, C. r. Anderson. b.
COckDurn .................. ~
Capt. Tullet, b. r. Anderson ..... 3
ii. Lambert, not out ............. 1
Extras :. 10
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Total ...... 65
y SCOTLAND-SECOND INNINGS.
J. l.. Cockburn, b. Beardmore -. 8
j. r. M. Maclean, not out ........ IA
j. II. Cation, C. & b. Beardmore...
]. McKinnon, run out /. .......... 2
j. Laird, C. & b. Gill ............ 0
J. c. McGill. did not bat ....-...
w. Greig, did not bat ...........
ID. Mcintyre, did not bat ........
ID. w. Anderson, did not bat 49,.
II. Anderson. did not bat ........
r. r. Cation, did not bat .......,
extras .......,.,..........
Total, wkts. .............. ~
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