The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15
SPORTS
MAUI WON THE POLO
OAHU TEAM A START YESTERDAY, MEMBERS OF
THE TEAM WITH ACCIDENTs-DUR1NG FINAL RALLY
THE LOCAL MEN RECOVERED AND INDICATED WORK


way that they play. Shortly after the
game started the Maui team with good
rode nearly the length or
the field and scored the first goal. The
play was nearly altogether around the
Oahu goal for the rest of the period,
except when Dillingham; with the aid
of Single rode the field, and scored
the first goal for the home team The
driving of the Maui team was much
longer than the home team and Krumb-
har barely missed making a goal from
the center of the field After a hard
fought scrimmage at the Oahu goal the
Maui men were able to score once more
making the score 2 to in their favor.
Just after the start of the second
period Frank Baldwin made beautiful
run nearly the entire length of the field
and missed making a goal by a very
narrow margin. Krumbhaars' riding
was very fine sometimes riding off two
of the Oahu team. Shingle on Johnny
B was unable to do very much as the
pony had a fit of the sulks and was not
able to do very much good. Oahu was
forced to make two safeties, and thus
half a point was taken from the score.
Dillingham; in trying to make a coun-
ter shot that was coming directly for
the goal barely hit the ball, but it
scored for the Maui team. A few
minutes later Krumbhaar with beau
tiful back hand stroke grove the ball
from way out in the field for another
goal The period ended with the ball
back of the Oahu goal. The third
period started with a red hot fight be-
tween the two teams and after few
seconds Maui scored again. Dilling-
ham had the luck of breaking his stick
and before he could get back with
new one the goal had been made. A
moment afterwards Dillingham; made
a beautiful run the length of the field
and with the aid of Single would
have scored but the ball hit one of
the Maui horses and went back of Ine
line. Frank Baldwin with the aid
from his brother Sam rode the length
of the field and scored again for his
team. Sam took a chance at the ball
and with run of the entire field sCor-
ed again. With the aid of Baldwin,
Dillingham; and Shingle Oahu was
able to score again. In the last period
Oahu seemed to wake up and played a
very much better game than before
and with good playing by the whole
team was able to finish with the score
s to their ga. The number of safeties
that had been made, and with the goals
that they had made for Maui not in
tentionally, was the reason for the
score, but if there had been a little
more time Oahu would have probably
tied the score and another period would
have been played.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Dillingham; ana Single played tn,
best game for the home team yester
day.
Krumbhaar's BACK hand work wa
the feature of the Maui team.
If the home team had only taken ;
brace before the third period, tn
score might have been reversed.
Rice as umpire did his work to tn
satisfaction of both teams.
Harold Castle should have been pu
in Fleming's place, when the latte
was taken sick, was the remark passed
by any number of people.
The encouragement of George Cook
from the side lines helped the hom
team a good deal.
The showing oil motors at the game
proves that they are here to stay.
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it was resolved that the government b,
asked to macadamize a road sixteeI
feet wide from Wyllie street to the lots
1t was also deemed advisable to hav,
dirt road part way through the lots
The ighlt committee made a repor
that as coon as ten houses were il
course of construction gas and electri
mains would be laid. The commit
tee on parks made a report that tn,
planting of trees and other DECORATIVE,
plants would be done by a regular sys
TEN. w. T. Pope was elected to re
present the club in the Central I'm
provement Club.
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