The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-29

The Esew members of the Honolulu
Cricket Club played a match with the
old members at Makiki yesterday af-
ternoon and defeated them by 81 runs.
The newcomers batted first. Piianaia
and Rath facing the deliveries of Cock
burn and r. Cation.
A bad start was made, Piianaia be-
ing bowied the very first ball he re-
ceived from Cation. 1t broke in from
the off and beat the player all the
way
Cockburn bowled erratically at first.
but after while got his distance and
held it, He was as speedy as ever.
With on the telegraph board,
:. Holmes played across to one of Cat
s toms and was bowIed.
g Layard joined Rath and a long part
= to 68 before Rath succumbed to
J. long hop from McGill, with 16 to his
credit.
Meanwhile Gill and McGill had re-
after sending down 2 wides and / Eo|
ball in one over. was superseded at
the upper end by Cation.
B. F. Beardmore was powIed first
ball by NcGin, without any change in
the score having been recorded. Mac
lean followed and he and Layard put
the figures up to 80, when Stanley
ln-Il n tor
!. The change worked and Maclean
quickly succumbed, having made s.
Layard was we'll set by this time and
was timing well, putting ball after
ball round TO leg for four.
Tougher compiled lucky s and was !
then run out.
The last four men did absolutely |
nothing and the side was out fer 10S :
Layard was partnered with Moore |
when the formers finish came in the
shape of a crafty one from Beardmore.
He had made So by sound cricket.
Jordan, who went in to bowl toward
the end of the innings, proved very
deadly. capturing 2 wickets in balls
"a a cost of no runs.
The innings closed at ABS
Beardmore captured most wickets,
his stumps costing only S.3 runs.
cation and L.. w Opeueu Liz
Oldsters' innings, Piianaia and Layard
being entrusted with the bowling.
Stunps were to be drawn at p. m,
so it was a case of hustling to save
a draw.
A baiIer from Piianaia sent whiting
ton back to the shack and shortly after
Cation was well taken at point by b.
f. Beardmore, off delivery of Piia-
naia
Cockburn and Stanley Beardmore be-
came associated and Rath went on to
bowl in Piianaia's place
After making 5, Cockburn's middle
stump was disturbed by Layard, the
score board reading 1886.
F. B. Wilmington came in and was
Immediately disposed of. the medium
being smart one-handed catch 10y
Rath off Layard
McGin followed and was badly miss
ed at mid-off by L. wilmington. The
youngster quickly redeemed himself,
however by accepting a similar chance
given a minute or so later.
Gill was seventh man and Beardmorei
signalized his arrival by making
swing at a ridiculously lofty ball from
Layard He connected, but, to every
ones surprise, the ball went into Pr
ianaia's hands and there remained.
The score at this juncture was AZ AMI
it was evident that draw was the
best that the side could hope for.
Herbert and Gill were dismissed fer
a quartet apiece and with % minutes
more to play. Jordan joined Nc
Whirter. The procession continued and
So saw the game over When Bailey
brought up the rear, he and Jordan
had to face the prospect of IS minutes
needed to save the game
The bowling honors went to Layard.
Who captured wickets for "a runs. / t
The score and analyses: /
NEW MEMBERS.
J. A. Rath b. McGill.. .............. Is 1
A. ST C. Piianaia b. Cation.
F. Holmes, b. Cation. ................
r. de B. Layard (capt), b. S.
Beardmore -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 63
b. F. Beardmore, b. McGill. .........
j. NJ. Maclean, b. s. Beardmore. s d
Il. Tougher, run OUT, a
r. G. Moore b. Jordan ............ s
d L. Wilmington. not out. ........... :;
H. NJ. Ayres, c. and b. Jordan. %
A. A. Hobson b. S Beardmore.
Extras --........ .'..'-......'.