The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-21

sooa pressing, Malta aaissEag tiEeaEs
ss0s
j OaAas got hold and Angus shot IN
E vain MaEFn@ hft shs ball crack and
I Il emerged frans the raeE1 bJgs FIen1ng
stopped IT, a Rice made p splendid
/ pickup. the ball being near the side
{ lines bat 10 went oas Of bounds, As the
whistle blew ending the period
The visitors scored two goals IN this
| period They made safety however,
protecting the Diamond Head goal, ~
Rice hitting the bali hack Of the fine
This gave the Kagais I u points for tie
period
SECOND PERIOD.
4. Rice passed 20 MaI5aa aud c. B.ee
eoza5ng up hand over hand, put the bali
between the posts,
On the resumption 81 h0sefIItTes the
KzaaIz were s0on Tn possession agafnr
Dole, A. Rice and MaI5n@ playing a
nlee combination for a good gain
Dillingham; got in good strike and
Angns followed suit bat MzIIaa was
Johnny on the spot and checked further
progress Oahas kept the ball for
minute or go and Argus missed q fine
chance 10 make . goal. Dillingham;
redeemed the error Immediately, how
ever, and scored the first and only goal
for the home team.
Angus took the ball bus A. IRIes
wiped his eye. Fleming came TO the
rescue.
Charlie Riee checked Dennison 3 ball.
Mziina missed Angus and Fleming
ran down with the wood and fhe former
essayed long shot but failed 20 score.
Kauai took the ball but DILLINGHAM;
in brilliant burst Of speed nearly did
the trick. DennisGn made a weak at
tempt to register after riding over his
field. Score, Kauai, 2@f; Oahu, /.
THIRD PERIOD.
4. Rice got the ball and made some
progress In the right direction. Angus
lost his stick or broke It for he went
TO the side-Iines for another G. Rice
missed chance at the ball, Fleming
did likewise and G. Rice again made
poor swipe. Finally G. Rice got the
ball and knocked il outside the lines.
Oahu threatened the Kanais' citadel
and then the ball fingered in a sand
patch for minute or 90. Dillingham;
managed 20 extrIeate II and Angus
made a nice gain, Dole failing 70 stop !
him.
Iae ball was in the Oahus' territory 7
for a while. Dillingham; missed an easy !
shance at the ball but moment later :
gent II across the divide. G. Rice ran +
up with the ball, getting past Fleming.
md IaIina missed show at goal. !,
They all missed bat MaIina hit the ball
! lucky crack and il went through the
mob and between the posts.
Dillingham; put in compile Of good
Knocks and then the battle was trans
ferred TO the other end, Kauai missing
! shot which looked easy. Maiina miss
d shot at goal Kauai continued 10 t
have the best 81 the exchanges. Angus {
gave Dennjs0n chance at the ball
which might have resulted in a good
gain had not the latter ridden over the
)aH II
Ma1ina rushed down with the sphe- /
old and Fleming knocked IL back
title, but MaIina was there with the
goods and made a successful shot.
Rice took the ball and Dillingham; {
Ient it back nicely. He was playing all | i
he game at this stage. A. Rice missed :
The bali and Angus got it and sent II !.
spinning. Dillingham; tried q long shot :
rom the outside Of which nothing t
anne. Score, Kauai, Al; Oahu, !. IL
FOURTH PERIOD.
Fleming made nice gain and for ; '
short time the ball stayed in media res.
Oahu pressed and a succession of misses ]
~ the players of both sides ensued. ]
Dole shot eleverIy but futileiy and Ma
ina baffled Fleming who grabbed the ]
,ail. A. Rice missed his stroke but ]
Dole hit the ball under his horse clever {
Y. Dillingham; missed stroke and ]
Angus crashed into goalpost, knock
ng it down. Fleming took the ball 7
Town the field a block ahead of every S
hing but Malina stopped it. Fleming
got it again and passed il to Dillingham; q