Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-06

The score was made exactly Is Sec
onds before the whistle blew for the
end of the game.
The lineup of both teams was as
follows: Honolulu--H. Chilling
worth, Greig, full backs; Rice, goal;
Walker. Zeigler, Fernandez, halves;
Dwight, Desha. Norton, Bailey and
Friendo, forwards. Hilo - Desha,
goal; Irwin, Kellener, full backs;
Lindsay. Rattry, Craik, halves; Hun
ter. Donald, Black, Leonard and Nc
Kenzie. forwards. Jack Cation was
umpire and had fierce job to hold
down. His decisions were fair
enough, but the other side there was
always another side) kicked all the
time, and the compliments that were
passed out to him were the limit in
the courtesy line of talk.
As soon as the soccer was pau the
baseball teams got to work, and at
once the Honolulu boys began to
cheer up and talk Of what they
would do to the Hilo team. At first
II looked as II the Crescent town
lads would not have n look In. for In
our very first inning no less than six
runs were piled up by Hampton 4
Co.
But, alas, the hopes Of the Homo
lulu contingent were doomed to dis
appointment. as, owing to wild
throwing and kind OF don't-care
style. the Hilo bunch made runs as
they liked, and finally won with
score of 10 to s. The last flicker of
hope that still remained In the
Honolulu bosoms went out then, and,
say. the Hilo people did not do
thing to us. Oh, no, only won the
Marathon. soccer, baseball and all
the horse races into the bargain. The
lineup for the baseball was as fol-
lows: Honolulu-Desha. Chilling
worth. Rice. Hampton. Vannata, Chi
But, Freitas. Drier and Fernandez.
Hilo - Lyman. Eastop, Kealolaha.
Solomon, Todd. Kealaloha, Jr., Ahio,
Brown and Denello.
The walking race was the next
event, and there were two starters,
viz, Ayres and Fahy. The two men
walked level for most Of the journey,
but Ayres, putting on wonderful
sprint towards the end, landed
winner by ten yards. Time 10 min
utes. 12 l-2 seconds.
The 100-yards sprint attracted
three starters, McCandless. Rice and
Jakins, and they finished In that or.
der Time II l-2 seconds. Imme-
diately afterwards the half mile was
run and McCandless again won
easily.
The opening event Of the program
Of horse races was the half-mile free
for all. and there were four starters
for the sprint. Adrian Lecouveur
was hot favorite. with Weber the
next best fancied. There was con-
siderable trouble at the start. and in
the delay at the post before the hors-
es could be got to face the starter.
half an hour was wasted. When
they did break Adrian was left
length to the bad. but he quickly
overhaunled his field and eventually
won fine race by head from J. T.,
who beat Roulon by half length;
Weber was nowhere, and the judges,
after q short consultation, ruled the
jockey of and fined McLennan, the
owner, 800.
McLennan had two horses In the
race, and. before the event started.
declared to win with Adrian Lecouv-
reur. He did so. and his other string
was not ridden out for a place; the
action of the judges was most Pc
culiar one. and there seems no ex-
cuse for 1t. II Weber had won
and Adrian had been pulled. there
might have been something to kick
about.
The second race was for Hawaiian
bred maidens, over quarters
mile course. for a purse OF $500. An
attempt was made to start Tenyo In
this event, but as he was no longer
a maiden, having won a race on Sat
urday. he was not allowed TO COM
pete. Easter Boy, who carried an
impost of 1l9 pounds, won cleverly
from Young Sam, who halls from the
same stable, and who bumped the
same weight. Time, minute 20 l-2
seconds.
The big race OF the day was
flasco and once more illustrated the
fact that crooked work Is sure In the
long run to make II man feel sorry
he did not do the straight thing.
Banonica, who with her light weight
was the logical pick of the public,
pretty well had her head pulled of
In order to let Weber win. When
Banonica was fighting for her head
at the back of the course. It was
ludicrous to watch her jockey bluff'