The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-16
HOW MAUI WON
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
OAHU TEAM OUTGENERALED AND OUTRIDDEN-FRANK
WIN PLAYED STERLING GA NE-sHAKE-UP LOCAL TEAM
BADLY NEEDED-ATTENDANC E WAS SATISFACTORY.

ed Off hit by FRANK BALDWIN. Score:
Maui 2. Oahu 1, minus "A.
Second perlod-Frank Baldwin
scored quickly off a pretty hit by
Harry Baldwin. Dillingham; advanced
the ball goalward and Sam Baldwin
did the trick. The honk-honking was
tremendous. DR.. Baldwin came near
scoring but a good effort was spoiled
by the ball hitting a ponys leg. Ev-
en- play ensued, then Dillingham; and
Sam Baldwin missed the bail when
the road to the goals mouth looked
open. Score; Maui 8, Oahu %.
Third period.-Frank Baldwin got
away, then DR.. Baldwin made a good
run but when he looked to have mat
! tiers his own way ran right over the
ball Frank Baldwin obtained pos
I session with a clear field in front of
! him and scored with a long shot
| which went between the posts square
| ly and we'll Harry Baldwin missed
/ chance to score. The Maui players
did some magnificent riding off in
this period. Score: Maui 4, Oahu q.
Fourth period.-Dr. Baldwin was
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| bingham taking it down the field be-
! tween them. Sam Baldwin came fast
from behind and put the ball through
/ for Oahu Give and take play fol
lowed, then David Fleming notched
the fifth goal for the Mauis. Harry
Baldwin conferred with lofty shot or
which Frank Baldwin scored. Score:
Maui g. Oahu IA.
Fifth period.-Dillingham took the
ball and Frank Baldwin cleared clev-
erly, then John Fleming came along
and scored. Frank Baldwin missed a
hard shot and play for while CON
tinued in Oahu's territory. Oahu at
tempted a safety but the ball struck
a pony. Harry Baldwin hit down the
field and the bell rang when Maui
looked like registering another.
Score: Maui ., Oahu ga
Sixth period.-Harry Baldwin scor'
ed fifteen seconds after the ball had
been put in play. On changing ends
the same player came near scoring
again. Frank Baldwin's hitting was
very accurate, in fact he was playing
croquet with the ball. Maui continu-
ed to press and Harold Rice did the
trick. Score: Maui s, Oahu pa.
Seventh period.-Frank Baldwin
J although his team were well in the
, lead never ceased coaching his men,
Harry Baldwin scored Then Oahu
pressed with John Fleming at the
head of affairs. Dillingham; scored
Oahu's fourth and last goal. Rice
and Frank Baldwin took the ball along
the field and the latter just missed
at goal Harold Rice scored at the
end OF the period but the goal was
/ disallowed as the bell had rung be-
fore the ball went between the posts
Score. Maui 8, Oahu 3%.
Eighth period.-I1arry Baldwin
scored for Maui five seconds after
play had been resumed. He was play
Ing rushing game but a trife ezra
) TIC. Harry Baldwin looked like scor-
ing again but Dillingham; saved clev'
erly. Dr. Baldwin made a fine run
but the ball was well backed by Da'
vid Fleming. Frank Baldwin scored
impressively from the side-line, hit,
, ting the ball under his ponys belly
little later on he missed a good
chance at goal. Score: Maui II, Ga,
HUI SA.
Ninth period.-David Fleming scor.
! ed after a sensational run after TAX
ing the ball the length of the field
Harry Baldwin then put the ball be-
tween the posts. In this period the
ball went over the side-line fol
the second tine during the game
: Walter Dillingham; in this period was
evidently very tired. Harold Rice pill
. ed up another goal. 1t commenced to