The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-08-19

the line with the posts and swatted it
through with a cross stroke at the one
fortynine tick of the second period.
Walter Dillingham; scored at two fifty
six and Sam landed another at six thir-
ty-seven. He got away with the ball
after a long scrimmage and made
beautiful hit right between the posts.
This made the score seven to nothing
for the office boys.
Cavalry Score.
In the third inning the Cavalry
braced up for a spell and looked for a
while as though they might get into the
game. Hanson started right off with
the ball. He carried it over half of
the field with the whole bunch riding
close on his heels. He could not get
the direction and the ball went over
the line wide of the goal.
The blues then got it and brought it
back to center. After n scramble, Cap
tain Forsyth hooked the ball out and
dashed up the field He passed it to
Stewart who completed the run and
: handed it to Hanson who slammed it
through before the blue jays had a
chance to interfere. This deal was
negotiated inside of one minute and
twenty-five seconds of play.
Stewart ducked in and made Off with
it again and carried it almost the en-
rire length of the field. He went
through for a score before the rest were
hardly under way, making the second
goal in two minutes and eleven seconds
of play. Then there was n series of
passes in the center of the field and
at three thirty-one Sam Baldwin got
away with it and scored the eighth goal
for his team
Hanson charged right into the bunch
as soon as the ball was in play again
and went up the field like a flash,
swinging on the ball and riding right
along with it. scoring his second goal
at four thirty-seven, Just one minute
and six seconds after the previous goal
At five fifty-nine, of the time of the
third period Harold Dillingham; cracked
the ball through for one more. Hanson
blocked his drive once, but he got an.
other chance and landed the goal.
With less than a minute and n half
left Water Dillinghom got control of
the ball and stayed with it, scoring the
sixth goal in the third period with
seven minutes and eleven seconds of the
time expired. The whole bunch stuck to
| him right through to the finish, but the
Cavalry were not allowed to interfere
with his movements.
Cavalry Penalized.
Twice at the start of the fourth
period Hanson made away with the
sphere and played all around the goal
posts, but failed to score. The Oahuans
persisted in blocking and finally Harold
Dillingham; got in line with his stroke.
Captain Stewart bumped into him and
was charged up with a foul, but Harold
went on his way with the ball and land
ed a goal after two minutes and thirty.
five seconds of the fourth period was
up. At three thirty-eight, or one min
ute and three seconds later, Walter Dill
lingham drove the ball through from
the field. Sam Baldwin then made
sensational long drive, but the bah
SHE'D off and passed outside.
series of pretty passes finally gave
Harold Dillingham; the ball and he came
through with a tally at FIVE fifty eight.
With nothing more accomplished the
fourth period ended with the score thir.
teen TO two and half.
The fifth frame was a hard struggle
anu HNbuhD hCOItus 1 nc Htlh WhA CbNtISu
from end to end with the Cavalry doing
some good defensive work at blocking
the ball around their goal line.
Breaks Polo Stick.
Sheridan had an excellent chance to
score at the start. lie got away with
the ball and was well in the lead when
he broke the head of of his mallet and
had to give up, while the blues came
along and COPIED the sphere. Doctor
Baldwin finally took II in tow. He
carried II we'll up the field and then
gave It one wallop but the ball went
70 one side, Walter Dillingham; dug the
bah out ~ the bunch twice and both
times went on for long ride but each
time he missed on the final stroke.
Then Sam Baldwin took q turn AZ II.
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