The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-08-26
maui OUTPAYED AND OUTSC0RED
CAVALRY IN YESTERDAYS POLO
Former Champions Too Much for Fifth Horse Who Put Up
Good Game Nevertheess-SCOre Stood,
Maui IL, Cavalry ga
FROM Thursday's Advertiser. }

5 Advertiscr.)
of the others on the field yesterday
lie put through the last goal of the game
in the eighth period by n long drive
from the field which started the fans
to buzzing, Fleming went the length
of the field several times with the ball,
and in the last period he monopolized it.
Although he had several chances at
either end of the field, he oaly scored
I one goal.
{ Frank Baldwin put through FIVE Of
Maui's twelve. Harry scored three and
Harold Rice came through with a trio.
/ Frank Baldwin played dashing
I game, riding the Cavalry leaders of
aud making most of the long runs, but
he was not so sure of his strokes as in
! Saturdays match. Once he cut dag.
onal course across the field and got in
ahead of Hanson, who was driving the
/ ball hard before him, but he missed the
little object and Hanson landed the
goal
Charlie Rice of the Kauai champions
| officiated as umpire.
Frank Baldwin Scores.
The Maui team worked the bali up
to the Cavalry's goal, and the soldiers
took it back to center field. Then Maui
worked few passes, Frank Baldwin
got the ball and scored the first goal
after two minutes and fifty-two seconds
of play. Maui got the ball again and
carried it clear down the field, when
Lieutenant Stewart recovered it and
brought it back. Then the ex-cham
pions ran away with it, but missed the
goal on long drive, and the first period
ended with the ball close to the sol
diers' goal
Harry Baldwin scored in twenty
eight and half seconds after the sec
ond period started. After that Sherl
dan fooled all around the sphere, and
while he was trying to make up his
mind how and where to land on it
Harry Baldwin snatched the ball away
and ran off up the field with it. Stew
art took it from Harry, towed it back
to the other end of the field, but drove
the ball over the line wide of the goal
Harry Baldwin got it again and re-
turned it to center field. Hanson then
took a turn at it and turned it over
to Sheridan, who scored the first goal
for the Cavalry when three minutes and
thirty seconds were up.
The Cavalry again got away with the
sphere and came within six inches of
Maui IS goal line, when Frank Baldwin
swung on it from the other side. The
Maui team romped up to the other end
of the field with the ball, and after n
couple of passes across the Cavalry's
GOAL Frank Baldwin scored. Seven
minutes and ten seconds were then up,
and the second period ended with the
score three to one in favor of the ex-
champions. Hanson had chance to
get away with the ball after the Maui
four had lost it well down in the Cav
alry's territory, but he was on that
sorrel horse. Mr.. SOrrel did not know
that he was the pivot and tried to in
scribe a wide circle around the object.
He went onto the retired list at once,
while the Maui four galloped off with
the ball.
Frank Baldwin drove the sphere up
in front of the Cavalry goal, but the
soldiers did some effectual blocking.
Three of the ex-champions rode up in
turn and took a crack at the ball, which
was lying very still The Maui trio
all missed and then the soldiers took a
Il turn, and yet the little ball remained
unmoved. The Cavalry then gave it o
gentle Jolt which carried it back few
PAGES, but Maui brought it back. Final
ly Hanson got the ball to going and had
it on the wing when Harry Baldwin
headed it off in the air.
Sheridan Hits Safety.
The yellow and blacks rushed it back
to the Cavalry's line, and Sheridan
knocked safety to prevent Maui from
scoring, but it only STAYED it off tenn
porarily, for Harold Rice landed a goal.
1t took four minutes and thirty nine
seconds for this one.
Maui carried it down the field and
Harold Rice scored again at six-thirty.
one of the period. Hanson next raced
down the center field and put the ball
through for goal when seven minutes
and nine seconds had expired. Flemine
got ahead of the sphere as Hanson APP
preached the Maui goal and knocked
the ball back but it struck Hanson :
mount and Hanson kept right on with
it. The third frame ended with the
score five for Maui to one and three.
quarters for the Cavalry.
Frank Baldwin took the ball away
from Sheridan in the opening of the
fourth inning; Hanson brought it back
Then Fleming captured it, passed it to
Harry Baldwin, who scored in three
minutes and fourteen seconds of play
Hanson led OF next, but Fleming copied
the missile and carried way up the
field. He drove ii wide of the goal,
however, and the Cavalry then raced
down TO the other end of the field. Tho
ball then gave them all the slip, when
Hanson took after it with clear field.
His horse went down with him just be.
fore no reached the ball. Sheridan got
IL, and the Cavalry had the ball close
10 their opponents goal when time was
called The score was six TO one and
three quarters at the end Of the fourth
Period.
Hanson Scores Again.
J The Cavalry knocked the ball over