The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-08

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and are clearly out Tor blood. PRANK
baldwin takes the bali down the Geld
and scores unassinted. Cooke trying IN
vain 10 stop him. After n foul attempt
krumbhaar 'tcorcs. So far the subs.
have acquitted themselves nobiy. sam
Baldwin rides of an aggressive oppo.
nent In taking style and Il II again
Oahu's lot TO defend. Castle RECEIVERS
a missed stroke by Cooke, but his rally
dies OF hamilton. Frank Baldwin
dribbles ball through goal. the shot
leaking In unopposed. This is as easy
n goal as has ever been scored. Oahu
seems TO be finding the game too fast.
The ball goes to Mauis goal but Frank
Baldwin clears neatly. Oahu's safety
clips a quarter of a point or the score.
Castle with backhand drive sends the
iball goalward but II IL successfully
intercepted. Castle gets possession
again and riding over his field scores
handily.
THIRD PERIoD-MAUI. s; OAHU, 2.
Frank Baldwin rallies his men ms
they again take the field Frank Bald
win backhands effectively as danger
threatens and Immediately after Broth
goal. Sam Baldwin rides off Judd pret-
lilly and after spell of even play
Frank Baldwin passes to Krumbhaar
who stood straight but fails to score
through the bah striking the foot of
an opponents horse Oahu makes a
safety and then Fleming on Jubilee
makes a rare rush but is frustrated.
Castle scores after n splendid rundown
all his own. Frank and Niger are
| now working like a machine. Finer
Craftsmanship than he is putting up
has seldom been seen here. The wind
balks his effort to score. Krumbhaar
makes 1t five for Maui 1t is plain
that Oahu must play like the very
deuce In order to snatch victory. Judd
wipes krumbhaars eye neatly. Flem-
Ing carries the bali up the field finely
but Frank Baldwin falls down on the
shot and the period ends.
FOURTH PERIoD-MAUI, s; OAHU, 4.
Sam Baldwin brings In Flashlight with
n broken curb Immediately after the
period starts. While he Is changing
mounts and his team has but three
men goal is scored for Oahu by CAS-
| tie. Judd makes a dashing rush and
is well supported by Angus. Judd's
attempt at goal is nulihed by the OPP
I position, The bali travels rapidly to-
ward Maul's goal and Frank Baldwin
falling to make the proper connection,
Castle scores Oahu's fourth goal and
the game strongly, Judd riding off
Frank Baldwin very trickily. Krum-
/ bhaar hits the bali up to the goal and
. in melee II is pushed between the
posts, the scoreboard showing Maui z;
! Oahu, 1.
Fleming picks up the ball off Cookies
! stroke and the ponies gallop toward the
home goal for all they are worth Maui
misses "A chance to score and Castle
electrifies by speedy work, grand ef-
| fort, however, being spoiled by Sam
Baldwin. Fleming with the wind be-
hind him took the ball down the field
a-fying and Sam Baldwin brought the
effort to brilliant contamination by
scoring. Oahu makes q final rally.
Fleming takes tumble but is noth-
Ing worse than shaken and continues
to play. Frank Baldwin makes
mighty drive against the wind but the
goal is missed by hairs breadth. Ca
hu loom up dangerous but Krumbhaar
does the needful, the period and game
ending with Krumbhaar shooting wide
after Sam Baldwin had obtained the
ball from Castle and passed it on.
POLO PARAGRAPHS.
The ponies in Tuesdays head-on col.
lision were luckily uninjured.
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The liverymen and auto ships had
another field day yesterday
Mnnapar Jnh
ments left nothing to be desired.
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The mounted police for a wonder did
not trample on unoffending toes.
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The autos were hustled home first.
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The Governor witnessed the game.
The number of pretty women on the
ground was remarkable.
Maui wants Oahu to visit wailuku
next.
Trainer Patterson knows a polo pony
like a book.
Fred and Harry Baldwin looked on.
The doctor wouldn't let them get into
the game.
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Frank Baldwin played with a band
aged fin.
The Maui team dispensed hospitality
on the ground.
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The yellow and black was in evidence
everywhere.
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There was the inevitable automobile
breakdown on the road home.
Niger is the fastest quarter of a |