The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-07
MAUI WON A
VICTORY
VISITORS DEFEAT THE OAHU POLO TEAM BY A SCORE
OF EIGHT TO FOUR IN A VERY SWIFT CONTEST ON
THE MOANALUA FIELD-THE HOME TEAM OUT
CLASSED ALL ROUND IN THE PLAYING.


Maui won great victory in the polo yesterday afternoon
oanau and the crowd though mostly composed Honolulu peo-
pie seemed to be well satisfied have Perhaps was
feeling OF extra sympathy with the visitors
which they technically lost the first match while practically winning
the better Yesterday the eight
Maui and the game was clearly won by superior playing the part
the visitors Oahu played uncertain game Though riding
tire home team seemed deporaby uncertain when trying hit the ball
ana % acu 10 40 the team work necessary for successful coopea-
ton against such hurricane players Maui here.
The splendid natural amphheae in which the field laid
again lined with visitors Automobiles bugges hacks and vehicles Of
all sorts made steady procession from Honolulu the early after
noon and when called the fence lined all round The
weather was perfect 1t impossible to imagine finer polo field than
the Damon has allowed be used for the sport good
mountain breeze made the weather COO.
The Maui began by scoring point the first minutes
krumbaar being the send the sphere home The achieve
earnest when the ball again and there lively
diminishing during which Frank Badwins pony made spectacular
feet at once however and continued the with another
held that he had been oud by Judd and this Oahu half
Cooke scored goal Oahu and the period ended with
the score OF for Maui and J for Oahu.
win made splendid sweep down the field for his
and krumbhaa followed with another Oahu defensive
him Baldwin ponies easy
Oahu lost another quarter point safety and then Cas-
got the ball ride down field scoring
goal The period ended with Maui and Oahu and Maue cheer
In period again quarter point
safety and Maui scored another point giving her to Oau
Sam Baldwin scored Maus fifth and Castle the Oahu
score after another fine run down the field with the ball all his own
The fourth period witnessed perhaps the vee playing OF the al
enoon Oahu had apparently rallied for last whiWind effort and
tie whole period was one OF the sWes playing possible The Maui
team ponies and all however equal the strain Sam Baldwin
scored quick
Oahu Judd with support of Angus nearly followed his example
bu Maui in the time Three times Maui scored and when
the bell the close OF the the playing quick
Oahu keeping hard fight the last appeared evident how
that the Maui teamwork well as individual playing too
much for Oahu 1t Mauis day all round
The handling the crowd excellent and the police given
credit for good management OF large gathering Automobiles
allowed leave the grounds first and they rolled quick
making pretty sight the long line of other vehicles await
couple late starting and having lost their
right go held back till the carriages got OF the
The latter formed long line Honolulu and of the swift
had the pleasure passing OF the machines All had the
passing machine which early grief and
passed second machine, which broke down temporarily
Both the managers expressed themselves satisfied with the
result Manager and Captain Walter Dillingham; OF Oahu admitted
that his had been fairly oupayed throughout the and H.
B. Weller expressed his satisfaction the victory especially the
played with substitutes Fred and Harry Baldwin hav
been injured practice Saturday. Sam Baldwin and Krumb
haar took their places.
The officials follows: Referee Fleming imekeeper r.
W. Filler, Dennson, p Wilder lnemen H. Roth Harold Dill
lngham
The lined up in the following order:
Maui-Sam Baldwin, c. c. Krumbhaar, Frank Baldwin, 8;
Oahu-C Cooke, H. Castle ?; G. P Judd 81 G. Angus
David Fleming, 4.