The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-16

the chronicles of the pressbox but
much too long for the telling of it
here?
The Game.
The teams were:
Maui-Harold Rice, number one;
Harry Baldwin, number two; Frank
Baldwin, number three, and David
Fleming, number four.
Oahu-Dr. Baldwin, number one;
Sam Baldwin, number two; Walter Dill
bingham, number three; John Fleming,
number four.
Referee Lieutenant O'Connor, u. S.
Engineers.
Timekeepers-Clifford Kimball and
J. S. Walker.
Colors-Maui, yellow shirts with
black band; Oahu, white shirts with
blue vests.
First Period.-David Fleming jumped
away at the start and passed to Frank
Baldwin who was ridden off by Sam
Baldwin, but Rice took the pass and
put through for the first goal after
thirty seconds of play. Walter Dilling-
ham got away at the THROWN but
missed. Sam Baldwin cleared for Oahu
but took the ball over the sideboards
when he looked like scoring. Rice got
away but John Fleming saved mag
nifcently. Unfortunately the ubiquitous
Frank was there and Water Dillingham;
was forced to put the ball over his own
goal line for a safety. John Fleming
rolled his pony and Rice joined him
for the sake of company. Nobody hurt
but John IS saddle girths were busted
The Mauinese threatened en- masse and
Frank hit the post but Harry put
through. Two to minus one-quarter,
Maui.
Second Period.-Frank Baldwin away
and Harry took the ball when Frank
was ridden off. Frank dropped back
and waited his chance. John tackled
Harry but Frank swooped up and
scored. Then Walter got away in a
grand rush and passed the backfeld.
He made one poor swing but his pony
kicked the ball on and enabled him to
catch it again. Walter was at his best
here. When he was threatened he left
the ball to Sam Baldwin who came
through with precision and scored the
first goal for Oahu. This counted only
II oAA eNSOoAt VI biiC H1SG DS1t&u SAFETY
again Oahu threatened. John passed
ito Walter who drove hard and took the
outside paint off the post. It was a
great shot. The Oahu team had the
better of the rest of the period but
the bell rang with the score to q,
Maui.
Third Period.-Frank away but Doe
cleared and went away himself to a
fine try for goal that missed. Then
Frank went away by himself to show
what he could do and placed the ball
very deliberately through the goal.
There was no more scoring during the
period. Frank did some fine work and
Harold Rice looked like scoring.
to q Maui.
Fourth ! Period-Oahu threatened
after the throw in but Harry Baldwin
blocked. Then Doe got away at full
speed, Frank rode him off but Sam
kokuaed land scored with a neat shoot.
The second goal for Oahu. Then Frank
startedf some hard business and the
Mauinese had the Oahu bunch guessing
for the rest of the period David took
a ramble and scored and the referee
announced fortyfive seconds to play
before the end of the period. Oahu
threatened but David again cleared
and the Oahu goal was menaced.
Walter blocked beautifully right in the
goal, but Frank was there as usual and
spilled through for the sixth Maui
goal. 6 to q Maui.
Firth Period.-Walter got away first
but was frustrated. Then Frank took
turn but Walter took the ball away
from him and John Fleming came
through in a great burst and scored
the third goal for Oahu. Maui was
shut out that period and badly threat
ened. The Oahu people were playing