The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

severely y-SpfdlneQ ankle resulting
In the fourth period play took
place which few of those present un-
derstood. Maui evidently scored
goal, but it was marked up on the
scoreboard and then taken down. The
reason for this was that Sam Bald
win, as the ball was being carried up
the field was hit on the head and
stunned by a blow from the mallet of
one of his own team. He had fallen
forward on his horses neck, when his
plight was noticed by Fleming and
Dillingham; of the Oahu team, who i'm
mediateIy stopped following the ball
to assist him and allowed the goal to
be scored without opposition. The de-
cision of Umpire Charles Rice, which
was agreeable to both teams, was to
start play from where Baldwin was
hit, and not to count the goal. Bald
wins horse was going at full speed
at the time, and if he had not been
assisted by the two Oahu men a seri-
Gus accident might have occurred.
There was big crowd in attendance
at the games. and the colors Of both
Maui and Oahu were prominently dis
PLAYED on the carriages and automo-
biles which lined the field. The police
looked after the arrangement of the
carriages and other vehicles as care
fully as they did last "Wednesday, and
there was no disorder or confusion OF
any kind.
Among those noticed at the game
were Governor and Mrs. Frear. Judge
Dole and party, Ex-Governor George
Garter and Mrs. Carter, ]. R. Gait,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, DR..
and Mrs. Frear. Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ.
watson. w. H. Babbitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Judd. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Atkinson,
Judge and Mrs. Hart, Jared Smith, G.
Holloway. Treasurer A J. Campbell
and family. the Misses Mcintyre, Mr..
and Mrs. Deering, Dr. Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam johnson, George Cooke and
nartv. Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Tenney,
Captain Barneson, J. P. Cooke ana
rartv. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. and
many others.
The day was perfect for polo. There
was no sun to make it too warm Tor
comfort, the rain also kept away. me
field was in fine condition, ponies slip
ming only twice during the entire
game. The livery stables sent Out
every rig which was for hire, and with
tbe large number of private carriages
the scene was very pretty one.
FIRST PERIOD.
When the bali was thrown into the
center there was the usual m1xup for
moment, when Bob Shingle suddenly
came out of the cluster with rush.
He carried the ball half way down 10
the Maui line and lost it, Dillingham;
was following close behind, however
and took the play. driving for goal,
but missing. The Maui team brought
the ball out and Frank Baldwin rush
ed it up the field, assisted by sam
Baldwin and Krumbhaar, till the Oahu
line was nearly reached. Here LII
lingham got possession once more, anu
he and Shingle carried the bamboo
hack. the Oahu captain scoring with
hard drive. about four minutes after
play had commenced.
Less than a minute after the play
commenced again, Krumbhaar scored
taking the ball all the way down him.
self. though greatly assisted by me
riding off on the part of +. +. Bald
win. The next goal was for Oahu
Shingle took the play down almost TO
+ba goal. when Krumbhaar with
clean backhand stroke sent the pan
temporarily out of danger. 1t went 10
DilIingham. however, and he sent 1t
between the posts.
The next goal was Maui's, being the
result OF a long scrimmage around the
oahu line, Fleming and Dr. BALDWIN
bo+b saving a score several times. The
NTakawao boys would not be denied
however. and S. Baldwin made the
tally. Dillingham; made a beautlful
ruu down the field for the next goal
hitting the ball only four times on the
long trip With only forty-tive SECONDS
left to piay. Maui evened the score
sam Baldwin following his brother
down the field and getting the ball
inst in front of the posts. The entire
NAV occupied only twenty seconds
SECOND PERIOD.
Rob shingle was the oahu man to
nIace the ball between the Maui posts
when the second period started just
as if was going over, Frank BALDWIN
came ND and made a tremendous eI-
fort TO stop it, but his stroke 1elt
short by an inch. Dave Fleming MADE
ono for his side after long and hard
nIay. the game being in the center OF
tba field and first favoring one ana
then the other. Frank Baldwin had
.tvvo easy chances. but could not take
advantage of them.
A long mfxup then took place, tlefn-
,rg doing some star work, but it was
ended bv pretty run of Shingles
hitch resulted in Oahu's fifth score
,,s5a nv Captain Dillingham;. The
o,,Iv interesting play after this was
80, Iobu Fleming took the ball the
o,+ira length of the field, but was un-
e1iI4A e1iI ~~,-+;,,,a5 M, Page Eleveu-)