The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-04
A PROTESTED
VICTORY
FOR OAHU
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the goal counted the ball flew true 1t seems that under the
matter where may be and the close judgment fifth
second that Oahu was thus given the
Despite this unfortunate Oahu players deserve moth
face OF heavy odds Their horses admittedly inferior those
the Maui the game was but half over the home team
lost the services OF Captain Dillingham; who injured by
strain fell from his horse and retired the orders the
attendance George Angus substituted and played up
though he was hardly the form that Dillingham; had been Though
the Oahu ponies recorded equal Maui
was remarkable fact that the Oahu men seemed to get much more
hard work of them than Maui did of theirs At the
the game looked casual observers though Oahu had determined
rush things with the hope OF png SO big score that they could
rely blocking tactics in the last period prevent Maus scoring
but the Oahu ponies stuck strong the end otherwise there
would have been no dispute over the results Maui certainly
either weak hard luck her shooting goal for time
was much more accurate scoring its five goals from many fewer chan
There little to choose the point OF Workmanship but the
their opponents
The attendance game huge The magnificent
wheels pressed into service and from o'clock until three the
road Moanaua throngd with rigs From ramsacke hacks
destined early for the bOneyard the latest and
style of automobile all Of wheeled things rolled along. The
ngemens at the grounds perfect the autos being parked sep
alate and all possibility of miXps being guarded against
After preliminary warming by several members of the teams
bell rang for three o'clock and the two teams rode out into the
nen in blue and white made pleasing contrast OF color
The teams, and their mounts,
OAHU.
c. H. Cooke-Dicl Charcoal
Harold Castle-FOXy Grandma Gypsy.
W. F. Dillingham; (Capt.)-Puuoa, Cocktail.
G. P. Judd-Hakulan, Derby.
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Harry Observation-Disclosures Tom Thumb Aazan General Bumps
Fred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daisy, Hue, Katrina
Frank Baldwin CaptSure Kea Bob Wilcox Reindeer Niger.
David Femng-Venus Manu-, Jubilee Polly.
The officials A. w. Carter umpire Harold Dillingham; A.
f Judd nesmen George Potter Harold Giard goal Judges
Mot-Smth and Clifford Kimbal, tme-keepers.
the goal Castle
land Cooke contributing with well placed hits drive for goal failed
Maui took the offensive the Oahu citadel danger
pretty shot from Fleming missed by fraction but little later
Maui got first blood Frank Baldwin doing the trick with fine back
hand stroke Dillingham; made fine down field in complete
troll OF the ball and evened with drive twenty yards the next
Goa also went to Oahu and again Dillingham; who did the neces
| Things threatening Oahu territory under the attack Of
Fred and Frank Baldwin when the Oahu captain made quick
and rode through the field There further scoring in the first
period but Harold Castle made sensational and nearly scored
again for Oahu.
Oahu 2, Maui
Immediately after the opening period
again and the local supporters wild with delight Again the
offensive but cooheaded work of Harry
Frank Baldwin stopped dangerous she and relieved the
ton Fleming the ball out and the changed with brisk
attack the Oahu goal Frank Baldwin made shot which sent
Oahu supporters heart his mouth but the ball struck the
and rolled back into Castles reach Judd who had been playing
consistent right along made down the field
he missed shot for goal Frank Baldwin last scored for Maui
from fair position the goal front Twice after this Maui
missed seemingly shots the Oahu goal Frank Baldwin
slightly hurt by his pony Bob Wilcox slipping and rolling him.
The period ended with the
Oahu 3, Maui 2,
Hardly egame begun when
the upper end the field Captain Dillingham; of the home
seen to ride slowly to the side OF the field dsmoun and Immediately
collapse DR. Cooper DR. Herbert his
and after examination ordered him retire He had received
bad strain could possibly continue George Angus call
ed on and played through the rest OF the game After eSug castle
the front and made pretty through the line narrowly
missing the goal Then Fred Baldwin took hand the and
from difficult side shot This made the and Oahu
behind for the first time in the little later when Castle
played udcous safety which his quarter OF
This goal through
clean fashion Angus and Castle who absorbed attention for
the few for they seemed to be all the field
and knowing feared that the pace
Maui goal and there lively mixup Immediately in front of the
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