Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-07
MEN Of MAUI
ARE THE VICTORS
Second Polo Game
Was Exciting But
Disastrous
TO OAHU CHAMPIONS
AND Their SUPPORTERS
WAS SPLENDID GAME AND THE
CROWDS TURNED OUT TO
cHEER-GooD PLAYS.
NO PREJUDICE.
Score: Maui, s; Oahu, 4.

ing short space in the opening period
and in the fourth when the oahu team
seemed to get together and play the
game as a team.
Oahu missed Captain Dillingham's
guiding hand, sadly. Kauka Judd did
did splendid work but II stands to rea-
son he could not handle the task like
veteran. Then again Castle appeared
considerably of his usual game. Feel
ing their weakness some members Of
the team took longer chance than they
might otherwise. OF a sudden they
would slow down at vital period. 1t
was disastrous.
Maui on the other hand lost very
little II any playing power from the
changes required in its team. Krum-
bhaar proved fast rider and a sure
hitter. Sam Baldwin was not slow by
any means and Frank Baldwin and
Fleming held up their end in splendid
shape.
The second game of the inter-island
polo tournament was played under the
finest skies imaginable. The day was
perfect with good trade blowing down
the valley. The crowd nearly equalled
that OF Saturday, came closer to 1t In
fact than the management expected.
The majority was with the Oahu team
but there was "a very liberal smattar-
Ing of Maui supporters. Governor
Carter indeed played the Mauis as ia
yorites, or at least he wore their colOrs.
There was not enough prejudice either
way however to prevent enthusiastic ap-
plause of good plays on either side.
The game started off with the Maui
men playing with much more life and
confidence than the Oahus. "Why
don't the boys get into them" was
Captain Dillingham's frequent remark
as he fretted bit and shouted &C.
rasionally from the side lines. Oahu
seemed playing with too much care.
Maui took the first goal in short
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ly against the windows. IT was
strange there, In the very depths Of the
town, with ten miles Of mans handi.
"oi " SNNIs SNle VI uS, W Itel tNt
iron grip Of Nature and to be conscious
that TO the huge elemental forces all
London was no more than the molehills
that dot the fields. walked to the
window and looked out on the deserted
street. The occasional lamps cleaned
on the expanse Of muddy road and shin
ing pavement A single cab was
splashing its way from the Oxford
street end.
"Well, Watson, It's as well we have
not TO turn out tonight" said Holmes,
laying aside his lens and rolling up the
palimpsest. 1--WE done enough for one
sitting. 1t IL trying work for the eyes.
So far as can make out 1t Is nothing
more exciting than nm abbe's accounts
dating from the second half of the IF
teenth. century. Hello, hello, hello!
What's this2'
Amid the droning Of the wind there
had come the stamping of horses
hoofs and the long grind Of n wheel as
II rasped against the curb. The cab
which had seen had pulled up at our
door.
What can he wantY' I calculated us
n man stepped out of It.
"Wanti He wants us. And we, my
poor Watson. want overcoats and era
watts and galoches and every aid that
man ever invented to fight the weather
Wait bit though! There's the cab off
again! There's hope yet. He'd have
kept ID II he had wanted us to come.
Run down. my dear fellow. and open
the door, for all virtuous folk have bcan
long in bed"
When the light of the hail lamp fell
rpon our midnight visitor had no diff.
iculty in recognizing him. 1t was
young Stanley Hopkins. promising
detective. In whose career Holmes had
several times shown very practical
Interest.
rs he in?" he asked eagerly.
'Come mp, my dear SIR" said Holmes
voice from above. ~ hope you have no
designs upon us such night MS this"
The detective mounted the stairs, ana
our lamp cleaned upon his shining wa
tcrproof. ! helped him out Of II. while
Holmes knocked blaze out of the logs
In the crate.
"Now, my dear Hopkins, draw up
am warm your toes" said he. Here's
y cigar, and the doctor has q prescrip-
ton containing hot water and lemon
which Is good medicine on a night like
this. 1t must be something importan.
which has brought you out In such y