Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
Honolulu BatSmen
Win By Small Margin
ANDERSON VANS AGNEW AND DOUGLASS IN F0RMC00PER
AND STANLEY SHOW SKILL - NEXT MATCH BE-
TWEEN BRITTANIAs SONS SHOULD BE
A GOOD ONE

I
grounds The frequent showers, how.
ever, drove most of the fair sex and
their escorts home. Still a good few
people remained TIL the finish of the
came Among the faithful ones who
| stayed were to he seen British Consul
Forster, Captain Vaughn Lcwes. all
the officers Of course, Doc" Monsar.
! raft. T.. w. Barnard of Laupahochoc,
and couple of dozen other locals.
4 marquee had been erected on the
corner of the field and afternoon tea
was there dispensed by the ladies'. The
only drawback to the afternoons sport
was the rain. which insisted ON jour.
neying across from the mountains, and
falling on the Makiki site.
! Although AndcrsOn's effort OF 81 not
out, contributed greatly to the Homo.
lulu teams victory. great deal OF
credit must be given to Vans Agncw
and Douglass for their excellent bowl
ing. Agnew took Ave wickcts for IS
runs. and Douglas sent back two bats
men at the small cost of is. Macl.ean
also did well although he only had the
limited number Of two overs; he cap.
turcd two wlCkCts for runs.
Brown kept wicket I'm good style
! tor the Locals. only allowing Ave byes.
Late in the afternoon Bailey relieved
Brown OF the gloves and pads, and the
! latter had a try at bowling. He was
! successful too, rs he got rid Of an
aggressive Spilding. Vans Ag.
| now was host In himself, as he got
/ rid Of Pearson and Sutcliffe-two Of
| the best naval bltsmen--all on his
! lonesome By catching them of his own
! bowling.
/ BOurhls kept wickcts for the com.
blnCd warsh!ps AMI did good work too,
only allowing seven bycs out of total
score Of 1856. Lieut.. Pearson cap.
tanned the naval bunch. and Anderson
| filled that post for the Honolulu team
ViGgo jacobsen and Corporal Tooze
were the Official scorers.
Honolulu won the toss and decided
to bat first. Douglas Ga new arrival
and MacLean opened the ball, Spald.
ing and Stanley being the bowlers. A
catastrophe occurred right at the start
MacLcan being clean bOwled by Stan.
ley. Bob Anderson then went In TO
stir things up, and say, he did WALTON
the sphere around in great style. Once
he got his eye in, Robert opened his
shoulders and drove for all he wds
/ worth. Some Of his strokes were
! worthy OF sgd Gregory at his best, and
! that Is going some. Bob knocked ~
81 runs, and carried his bat out. In
Cluded in his score were no less than
| IL boundary hits, each of which count.
ed -four runs. Anderson had hard luck
In not having anyone able to stay at
the other end TIL he could make his
century, and make II he sure would
| have II any other batsman could have
done his share. Anderson, was after
, Victor Trumpcr's record of l0j runs In
lO5 minutes, and would have gone
close 10 II too with bit of luck.
McGill made a useful 10, bu; the rcsl
OF the bunch went very cheap, the lot
of them only totaling 25 runs.
For the naval team Cooper did best
with the ball, capturing three wickCts
for 20 runs, which Is excellent work.
| Stanley took 2 for % and sent down
| some good ones at times. The finish
was exciting enough for anything: the
| locals total of 1876 was being rapid,
overhauled by the sailors. and with
| Wipkatg
| looked TO have good chance of win
ming. However, the tail" failed to
add many runs to the score, and the
Honolulu boys won by Is runs II was
Il narrow margin, and now that the
sailors are a little used to the mat.
ting wicket, tha match tomorrow
should he a real good one. A good
lew Of HOnOlulu's best batsmen were
unable 10 play yesterday, and it is to
be hoped that they turn UP tomorrow,
/! as they will he badly needed. The
naval team will not go out for us next
time, 2lS will be more like the mark
they will set for the locals to boat
The official score was:
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB.
H. N. Douglas, Lieut.. Pearson, b
Lieut. Spalding .............., |
J. II, NJ, Maclean, b Lieut.. Stanley .
Robt, Anderson, not out .......... 81
w Brown. Sub.Lieut. TAFT, b
Lieut., Spalding .,.,,...,....... 6
J, c, McGill Capt., b Lieut.. Stan.
IVY % '''''''' ''''''''' ''''''', ~
Dr. Vans Agaew, run out .,.....,. 7
Il. A. Jordan, Lieut., Mcleod, h
Rev Sutcllnc ..,............. /
H. Bailey Asst. Paymastcr Caya.
uagh, b Asst Paymastcr Cooper 9
G, =, Maxwell Lieut.. Mcleod, b
Asst paymaster Cooper .....,. q
/ T. Lamb, G. and h Rev. Sutrlinc 1
/ Ii l AL-LLl.Ln..L-... l. A - LD----.------.