The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-25

MAUI UUTP[AYED AND OUTsCDREn
CAVALRY IN YESTERDAYS POLO.

/ 'ialis BALDWIN, who scored in three
minutes and fourteen seconds of play.
hanson led off next, but Fleming COPIED
the missile and carried way up the
neid He drove it wide of the goal,
| however, and the Cavalry then raced
DOWN to the other end of the field. The
! pail then gave them all the slip. when
! Hanson took after it with a clear field
HIS horse went down with him lust be-
1ore he reached the ball. Sheridan got
! IL, and the Cavalry had the ball close
to their opponents goal when time was
! called. The score was six to one and
. thfee-quarters at the end of the fourth
period.
Hanson Scores Again.
Inc Cavalry knocked the ball over
the line wide of the goal twice at the
, start OF the fifth session, and then Maui
worked it up to center field. Hanson
then took 1t for a drive, but Fleming
blocked the ball at the Maui goal
| Harry Baldwin got away with the ball
! after that, and the Maui team carried
the ball to the other end of the field,
/ but failed to score. Hanson then made
thls star run the length of the field and
scored, after Frank Baldwin had cut
INTO the lead and missed the ball. Five
minutes and five and a half seconds
were up when Hanson scored
| Frank Baldwin scored for Maui at
slx-forty-nine and half, after the sol
diers had captured the ball twice and
failed to hold it. Maui then stood
! seven, to the Cavalry's two and three
quarters.
Frank Baldwin started things in the
sixth, but missed the ball after he had
started it going. Harold Rice then took
it up where he left off, but crossed the
line outside of the goal posts. The
Cavalry then had a chance up at the
other end of the field and missed the
goal. Maui had another turn and missed
the goal again. Hanson went back to
the other end and failed to score. Then,
after four minutes and ffty-one seconds
of this sort of thing, Stewart made his
, sensational dash over center field and
scored.
The Cavalry got it again and took it
up field. Fleming drove it back, and
the Maui team galloped over the line
with the ball to one side of the Cavalry
goal. The soldiers brought the ball back
to center field, and then Maui carried
it over the line wide of the goal again
just as the big bell jingled the end of
the sixth period, and the score was
seven for Maui to three and three
quarters for the Cavalry.
Frank Baldwin Scores.
After several passes Frank Baldwin
scored when one minute and fiftyfour
seconds of the seventh period was
pau. Maui took it up the field. Han
son hit it back and the whole bunch
rode past, each one taking swipe at
the ball and missing. Fleming drove
! it in front Of the Cavalry goal and
here Forsyth scooped it up and went
to the other end, missing the Maui
goal by hair breath.
| The Valley Islanders returned the
ball to the other end of the field. The
soldiers started over the course with
it again, but they could not hold the
ball and Harold came through with
goal. Six minutes and thlrty-nine
seconds were then up. With only
few seconds to spare Sheridan made
his star run, circling around over half
the field and passed between the stakes
not longer than a second or two after
the bell had told the end of the
seventh period and this grandstand
play did not count. The score stood
nine for Maui to three and three
quarters for the Army at the end of
the seventh.
Maui landed three goals in the last
frame. Hanson just missed a goal
The eighth period started with the
ball up at the Maui goal. Hanson
missed and Fleming raced to the other
end of the field with it, turning 1t over
to Harry Baldwin who scored IN forty,
five seconds of play. Fleming dashed
up the field and crossed the line wlde
of the Cavalry goal but Frank BALDWIN
scored just after the hit off.
Fleming got the ball again and drove
if over against the rail by the paddock.
Three or four of the Cavalry and ex-
champions rode up and famed at IL,
bnt missed and then Fleming took 1t
in tow again but missed the goal.
The Cavalry carried it back to center
field and while all hands were waltzlng
around it Hanson hooked 1t out from
the middle of the bunch. Fleming I'M
mediately copied onto it and scored by
. long drive from the field which
brought forth all manner OF appro'a,
from the spectators. Six minutes and
fortv-two seconds were then up anu
there was nothing more doing
Following are the lineups ana sum
mary of the game: