The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-15
WHITE KNIGHTS
BADLY BEATEN
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his own bail on the fiy. They were
playing with light balls and some Of
the harder swings sent the pilIule look
ing for the moon. John got away to
clear field and snapped off a snooper
that sent the bail winging. He kept
going and, with a swing of his club,
caught the ball before it hit the ground
and sent it on towards the goal. One
more swing and he had scored.
When the spectators began to ar
rive at the grounds. shortly before 3
0 clock, it was raining quite hard and
it looked as though it would be wet
afternoon but, before the game start
ed. the clouds had cleared away and
there was bright sunshine for the en-
tire game.
Lieutenant Stewart of the Fifth
Cavalry was chosen to act as referee
and the game started shortly after the
time set. The mauka sideIine was dee
GRATED with what looked like all the
autos in town. Behind and above
there were hundreds of rigs, people
on horseback and a large number of
pedestrians who had walked out from
the end of the Kalihi carline.
The First Period.
Barnard caught the ball and threat
ened to a run but Sam Baldwin clear
ed and passed to Walter Dillingham;
who sent to DR.. Baldwin. Then the
Cavalry goal was threatened but
Quekemeyer rode Walter off and the
ball was knocked out from the goal
line.
Hanson carried the ball after the
knock out on q pass from Forsythe
but Sam Baldwin cleared away and
sent to DR.. Baldwin who forwarded to
Fleming and then Dillingham; took
hard stroke and sent the ball through
the goal.
Fleming got away from the throw-in
and DR.. Baldwin made magnificent
rush in which he reached the goal in
two strokes but the ball missed the
post by few inches and went outside.
Forsythe saved a hard threaten by rid
ing off and Fleming missed hard back
handler that should have scored if the
ground had not given the ball a list
to leeward. There was a mixup in front
of goal and DIR. Baldwin put through
from the rucE for the second goal.
Fleming got away again from the
throwin, he lofted the ball but caught
it on the swing and scored with hard
swing that sent the ball against the
post, whence it cannoned through the
goal. goals.
Then the Cavalry goal was constantly
threatened and they saved once with a
safety. Finally Walter Dillingham;
came up at full speed and, with peach
of swing sent the ball through for
the. fourth goal from nearly a hundred
yards distance. to minus u Oahu.
The Second Period.
Oahu got away with rush and
threatened Immediately. Sam Baldwin
missed what looked like sure shot
but Walter came along behind and sent
through for the fifth goal The White
Knights made noise like hitting the
ball but Sam saved with grand back
handler and the ball was soon in front
of the Cavalry goal. Walter missed a
hard shot but Barnard safetied and
then Walter got a better chance and
scored. A few minutes later Walter
the dose after another safety,
this time by Forsythe. 7 goals to 0.
Then the White Knights took big
brace for themselves and it seemed sure
that they would score. Hanson and
Forsythe carried the ball down to the
front of the Oahu goal and Barnard
took a good swing for goal but the ball
hit Quekemeyer' horse and the locals
were out of danger. This was followed
by grand run down the field with the
Oahu team strung out and finally Elem
ing scored from. a neat pass by Sam
Baldwin. Forsythe got away but failed
to score from lack of support and the
period ended, to minus q !; Oahu.
The Third Period.
Forsythe and Hanson made another
great dash and this time they succeed
ed. A great forward pass from For
sythe sent Hanson romping and he