Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-11

Two doctors were quickly on the
$ enc, but in a few minutes Rice de
ciared that he was all right and, re-
mounting his pony, resumed his po-
sitlon with the team.
At another stage of the game Lieu
tenant Sheridan came down hard
owing to his stirrups giving way
He. however, quickly remounted AMI
went ON his way. Then Lieutenant
Hanson had what looked like bad
fall for a minute or so. His pony,
in making a sharp turn. came down
with him and. rolling over. seemed
to have crushed the lieutenant's legs.
He climbed to his feet quickly and,
the pony having been caught, was
soon in the game again.
Malina came of right at the start
of the game, but he was not hurt
at all. He quickly remounted and
then started up a series of plays that
astonished the spectators.
There were eight periods OF seven
and one-half minutes each played,
and no time was taken out. X. W.
Atkinson. c. W. Deering and Lieu
tenant Barnard were the timekeep-
ers. and they sat at a table on the
side OF the field.
The press was accommodated with
n surrey In which to go out to the
game. The horse was o. X. when
he did not sit down for rest, but
the conveyance itself had seen bet.
ter days. One tire had several miss
ing bits OF rubber, and there We're
doubts as to whether the rig would
hold together till the newspaper men
rea he'd Moanalua. However, the
bunch got out to the polo safe. ami
coming back took their time about
the journey.
The Game.
First Period-After four minutes
Of exciting play, during which the
ball travelled mp and down the field,
Lieutenant SheriS--r hooked tho
sphere out OF a scrimnage and, max
ing good drive down the field. fol-
lowed up and hit beautiful goal
which brought cheers from the spec
tators. Then one minute and forty
seconds later, Arthur Rice took a
pass from Manila and scored for ma
uai. At the end OF the first period
the score was tied with one goal
each.
Second Period-The second period
was under way two minutes and
fOrty-twO seconds when Malina made
fine run down and looked like scor-
ing till Hanson rode him on. Char
lie Rice, however, was following up,
and he scored with peach of a
hit. Then Hanson took hand, rid
ing In fine fashion, and took the
bail down towards the Kauai goal
and tried for n score. The ball Just
missed the posts, and from the hit
out Malina and Rice again did good
work and Phillip finally scored when
FIVE minutes and fifty-four seconds OF
the period were pau.
Third Period-Malina was CON
spluous again and he made fine
run down the field and. although
hard pressed, scored with beautI.
full drive. Then Hanson got going
In style, and after Tending on two
OF the Rices. tried for goal. The
ball struck one OF the posts and re-
bounded. but Hanson sent II through
at the second attempt. Malina again
distinguished himself and nearly
scored for Kauai. The ball went be.
hind, and after the hit-out Charlie
Ri'e managed to add one more TO
the Kauai total.
Fourth Period-Shortly after the
beginning OF play Charlie Rice was
thrown from his horse. as related
elsewhere. Malim stirred things up
as soon as play was resumed, and
Phillip Rice backed him up well,
CaDtain FORSYTH did good work, and