The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
RESTORERS ARE
At LAST BEATEN
"A Decisive Victory for Local
Cricket Club al Makiki
Grounds.


wickets and SIS runs. yesterday after
noon in their third match this season
with the Restorers. The weather.
though somewhat unpropitious in the
morning, was all that could be desired.
and in consequence q considerable
crowd was in attendance to witness
this important game. Captain Broad
foot of the Restorers won the toss from
Captain Maclean and sent the Homo
lulu team to the wickets.
| Messrs. Cape and HARDWOOD opened
for the locals and the first named made
good stand for Is runs.
| I. Gill, who has been long associated
with the II. G. C., and who. through
pressure of business, has been unable
/ to appear this season, made a useful 4
The partnership of Messrs. Morse and
BuchIy was productive OF II runs. ina
! fine clean hitting of c. p. Morse soon
ran up his score to A runs. and the
finished batting of r. ]. Buchly, new
member, for useful 27, was much ad-
mired.
]. l.. Cockburn's energetic score OF
% not out and Veteran Jordan's not
out helped to swell the total consid-
erably.
Captain Maclean declared his innings
closed at 4:30 d. m. and the Restorers
went to bat.
G. w. Thompson, an old Yorkshire
man. went to the wickets first in part
nership with H. Pragnell. and proved
a tower of strength to the Restorers'
making an able II, but the deadly
bowling of Vice Captain Morse soon
dissolved all partnerships, retiring
three men for four runs, most re-
markable performance.
AT this stage OF the game Thompson
} was Joined by the lanky Australian,
Captain j. r. Broadfoot, of whom great
things were expected, but who, after
: some vigorous batting, was brilliantly
caught by the opposing captain. J. X.
M. Maclean, on a long drive to the
boundary, thus making victory sure for
the Honolulus. This catch OF Captain
Maclean's was one of the features or
; the game, and by getting Broadfoot'
and at such q critical period, practi~
! cally gave the game to the Honolulus,
the Restorers going all to pieces on
losing their captain.
Robb and Wright strived their utmost
to overcome the lead of the local team'
but to no avail, the bowling Of Morse.
Beardmore and Jordan being the finest
! ever seen in Honolulu.
The final result was as follows:
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB.
r. e. Cape Robb, b Broadfoot... IS
P. j. Harwood, Pragnell, Broad
foot ..... ........................
s. Beardmore, Broadfoot, b Prag-
nell ........
IT. Gill, and Pragnell. 2
tC. p. Morse, b Broadfoot. "a
r + Buchly, lbw, b Broadfoot.... "
IT, r.. NJ Maclean. b Broadfoot..
III H. Ffddes. and Broadfoot...... .
T T.. Coclxburn, not out p
D. L. wilmington, C Robb. b Broad
foot -. .....-.................-
! r. A. Jordan. not out ............... .
Extras -. ...................'... =
Total (for nine wiekets) ........ l3S
G. s. REsToRER AND OFFICERS.
G. w. Thompson, Cape, Morse. u
Fl. Pragnell. Beardmore, Morse. /
Captain B. C. Combe, c Beardmore,
b Morse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. r. Broadfoot Maelean, Beard
more -. Observation-Disclosures. II
c. RowelI, b Morse .................., L
g F. H Larnder, b Beardmore. ......-.. 8
v w. II. johnston, b Jordan. z
Y T. Robb, not out -..........-........- .
ii G. Whaley b Jordan. .,......,....... o
e w. Wright, c apd b Morse.......... .
f E. j. Fawcett, b Jordan.............- 0
e Extras :. .,..........,.+--.....- D
Total 49,. ..................... 40