The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-01
CR|CKETER'S
STAR STUNTS
Herbert, McAuIiffe and
Anderson Shine at
Makiki.

Sides capIained by T Gill and Rob
ert Anderson played a cricket mattel
at Makiki yesterday afternoon and III.
latter team won hands down by 10
runs
4 feature of the game was the re
appearance OF H l. Herbert after Z
lengthy absence from the cricket field
He showed himself TO be in quite hi:
oldtime form. compiling % runs by
sterling cricket To quote his own ex-
preston. he retired blown
Bob Anderson ran up another big
score. being 80 not OFT, when stump:
were drawn His innings was by NJ
means q perfect one. but his rapid
run-getting was good witness
MeAulifTe. the jockey. turned out for
the game and proved himself to be an
adept trundler. taking wickets for
only II runs
Sumner was the only other bowler
to meet with any marked success with
the ball His three wickets cost 81
runs. bur only in two out of twelve
overs was he knocked about anything
TO speak Of
one thing Is evident, and that is that
the club needs more new bowIers- The
crack trundlers only turn out once in
a blue moon and in consequence the
slaughter Of the reserve bowIers is ter
rife when Anderson and the other
Fielding practice is also badly need
ed Dropped catches at present are
the rule rather than the exception and
the number of byes registered III one
short innings is something awful
4 better attendance al the practice
net on Wednesday afternoons would
materially remedy these matters. Wis
Itors are invited to take a turn with
bar and ball
1t Is hoped that there win be a big
crowd of players out on Wednesday
next for the following Saturdays game
may be one OF those Une-honored fix
lures. Scotland against The World
GH's men won the toss yesterday
and elected 70 bat The captain was
the only man 10 make any kind Of
stand against the delusive deliveries
of McAuIIfe. carrying his bat for Il
The innings only Melted 20 runs
Martin. the TasmanIan importation,
and wilmington opened the ball for
Anderson.s aggregation and made
lengthy stand until the partnership was
dissolved by ball Of Sumner dis
furbing the veterans stumps- The re-
firing player played long and carefully
for his quintet OF runs
with the score al . shipper Ander-
son joined Martin and. their opponents
total was very soon ecIipsed-
Martin was vel taken by Gill, who
BOWED the ball, when he had con-
1ributed a useful Is
The scoreboard then read s5-2-2s-
L Herbert succeeded Martin and
runs continued 70 come fast. Anderson
sending han after ball 10 the boundary
and Herbert cutting and driving freely
and efee1uaIly
When the latter contribution had
reached - he retired in order TO give
the rest OF the side a chance with the
bat
McAuliTe and Ayres were bowled by
Sumner ard Bearduaore respectively
without having increased the score any
ana Bailey brought up the rear
When Bailey had registered two sin
giles and a double he fell a prey TO
one OF Summers crafty ones and the
innings closed for IA. Anderson being
not ont for SO. which included twelve
fs
Anderson's record for the season now
reads. Total ISIS: innings. %: not
Mt. .: highest, 1s5; average. 77-eo-
s&&His average prior 70 yesterdays game
Mas 74s5
The scores and bowling analyses
7. GTLLs TEAM