Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-25
Kauai Beats Maui
Is 10 6
At MOanaIua Polo

lett the neld victorious at Moanaiua
yesterday afternoon. BY magnificent
horsemanship and splendid occasional
individual play backed by some occa.
sional good team work the crimson.
b!oused hustlers from the Garden Isle
recorded eighteen goals as against six
made by the hard.fighting Maui men.
The ponies of tie latter team. taken
| In a bunch. did not appear TO have the
speed of their opponents and there was
less team work with the losers than
with the Kauaians. Wilbur of the
Mauis met with n painful accident dur.
ing the early mart of the third period
fracturinC the smaller bone of his right
leg lust above the ankle. Wilbur was
greatly missed.
| Circled about the ideal polo field
were over three hundred carriages OF
every description and the people
brought TO the game by these and by
Kalihi terminus of the electric line
numbered between twelve and thirteen
hundred. Society was well represented
and many a swell turn. out added color
10 the glad array. From the holders of
high office, the owners of large inter.
ests and the possessors of gay rigs. to
The humble hut happv kids who stols
rides or walked IL. all who could get
out TO the lively contest I'm the beauti.
full, observation-disclosures valley of the
carefully tended Damon domipions.
rode thither I'm n whirling procession
and framed the leyeled green with
their weIl.filled vehicles.
| Although far up the mountains and
even crestiug some of the lower hills.
threatening clouds heavy with moisture
hung ready, IL seemed. to burst and
flood the merry throng. kind fate with,
held the watery hand and throurbou,
the going out. the game. and the com.
ing in to town. the weather was nil that
the most exactipp could demand. Az
FIRST the sun plared scorcbingIy. but
later there came n sweet. refreshing
current OF cool air through the lovely
valley. stirring the brilliant coIors az
the opposIng teams and tanning tho
faces of the multitude. MANY were on
1.-The grounds who never before had Wis.
tied this delightful spot. folks visiting
the Islands for the first time. people
stopping over between steamers OF
travellers from vessels in port finding
ltime before the departure of their boats
to run out osee the exciting match. To
the stranger the polo field and its ideal
location proved particularly delightful
The owner Of these splendid grounds
Hon. s. NJ. Damon, through whose gen.
erosity the PLAYERS and the huu,r~sls
Of spectators had their pleasure, was to
ba observed mounted on a magnificen,
animal. The Territorial band was out
in force, lending gaiety to the occasion
and playing Berger's latest popular
pieces, including Pedro" the Garter
March" and the Gable March" BE.
tween the periods of play music was
echoed by the surrounding hills and
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