The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-28

the last game of the season at Makiki
Yesterday afternoon, twenty-five play
ers taking part in the game.
Among the spectators were several
officers of the cableship Restorer and
steamship Aotea, including Captain
and Mrs. Prosser of the latter vessel
Sides were picked by Messrs. Jordan
and Anderson, the latter's team win
ming a good game by the margin of
fifteen runs. The winners played an
During the afternoon refreshments
were served.
Some good batting was witnessed,
Rroadfoot Morse and Anderson each
making so runs and then retiring as
required by the new rule. S. Beard
more only escaped the honorable dis
missal by runs, his score being As.
Broadfoot, who, on account of an in
jured knee, has played but little this
season, was in surprisingly good form
and played great innings.
OF the younger players, l.. whiting
ton distinguished himself with the bat.
compiling 20 runs by slashing hitting.
The bowling calls for no special COM
ment, Brown, with Z wickets for 63
runs, being the best performer.
Morse, Mcconnell and Anderson all
did fine work in the field.
Jordan won the toss and elected to
bat.
Brown and Atkins went to the wick
cts to the bowling of Gait and j.
Crosse.
The first disaster befell the side
when Atkins was caught behind the
sticks by Anderson off Gait. only elev-
en- runs being on the telegraph board
at the time.
Broadfoot came in, but soon lost his
partner, Brown being smartly taken
by Anderson, who was fairly on the
job.
Broadfoot and Morse became asso-
ciated and soon commenced to punish
the bowling, so being quickly hOisted.
Stanley Beardmore relieved Crosse
with the ball. His first over produced
u runs.
Gill went on to bowl vice Gait and
still the runs kept coming.
Broadfoot relieved with 53 to his
credit. When the lanky Australian
withdrew 81 runs had been totaled,
with only three men disposed of.
Jordan succumbed to one of Gill's
timber spreaders, and then Morse
withdrew with an even half hundred
set down against his name in the
scorebook. The telegraph at this juno
ture displayed 122-5-50.
Big Bill Wright and B. F. Beardmore
now kept company. The latter gave
an easy chance, which was not &C
cd nd u n
the pavilion was remarking that
Wright reminded him of celebrated
Tasmanian player, the Restorer man
hit over straight ball of Crosses and
aid the penalty.
Mclean was run out and Melanphy
Joined Beardmore. falling a prey to
Stanley Beardmore when he had made
seven.
b. F. Beardmore made mess of a
ball from Brother Stanley, which had
little of brotherIy love in it, and gave
place to Ayres, who achieved the pro-
verbal duck
Mcconnell and Rath were the last
pair at the wickets. the career of Nc
Connel and the side being smartly ter
minated by Gait at deep leg, with the
score at 143.
The Andersonians lost three men for
30 runs, but S. Beardmore (46), r. An
derson (52), Gait 02) and Wilmington
~ saved the day and contributed
ely to the winning of a most inter
1g game.
number of the junior members of
e H. c. c. were on the winning side
and displayed as much keenness as the
older hands.
Score and bowling analysis:
r. 4. JORDAN's SIDE.
w. Brown, C Anderson. b j. Crosse. /
j. w. Atkins, C Anderson, b Gait. Al
j. r. Broadfoot, retired .............. 50
c. P Morse, retired ................ 80
r. A. Jordan, b Gill. o.
b. F. Beardmore, C and b $. Beard
more -
w. Wright. J. Crosse. 2
J. NJ Maclean, run out.....-.--.-..-.. u
e. Melanphy, b s Beardmore.
J. Mcconnell, c Gait. h ). Beard
more =. ...............!. ....-........
H M Ayres, b S. Beardmore. oI
j. A. Rath, not out. -....-.........''
Extras :.
14s
r. ANDERSON'S SIDE.
r Gill. b Broadfoot .............-'--. L
A. J. Clunie, b Brown ---....-...-.-.'
S. Beardmore. Mcconnell. Jor-
dan . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
J. Crosse Broadfoot ...-..-...-.-.
r. Anderson, retired ...-.--.-.--.'-- -
s. ]. Gait, Morse. b BroWn......' Il
]. D. Tucker. C BroadfOot, b BROWN
L. wilmington, not out .........'..'' ~
r. Crosse, C Mcconnell, Broad1oot
F. wilmington. b Brown ..-....-''.'.'