The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-30

straight up the field and scored the
first goal for Oahu at four eleven. Sam
was riding the ex-army charger Mutt,
which has romped into polo fame
At five thirty-fve Fleming scored
again for Maui and the fourth scram'
BILE ended five to one.
Fifth Period.
Frank Paldyi4 Stalled tkSt AZ over
Oahu s lima Shortly after the ttkrt Of
the fifth. Walter Dilhng ham BEAT it
up to centefS field where befmissed a
stroke and Frank Baldwin returned it
with bSekhand drive. The ball
went over the blue line again. Harold
Dillingham; hif of and followed it up
to the orher end of the field. Then
Maui brought it back and Sam Baldwin
returned it. The yellow and blacks
then bowled it over the field. Frank
Baldwin missed the goal, Walter Dill
bingham started with the ball but Maui
took it back and Maui missed the goal
again. Walter Dillingham; then fought
his way mp she field with the missile but
he made a glancipg drive and Maui re-
captured the ball Then Walter Dilling-
ham went down with his horse near the
lower end of the field.
Frank Baldwin landed the only goal
in the period after six minutes and
thirty.six seconds had expired and the
score then stood six for Maui to one
for Oahu.
Sixth Period.
The fifth ended with the ball over
Maui's line and one minute and TWEEN.
ty-six minutes after Frank Baldwin hit
off Walter Dillingham; came through for
goal. At three-ten of the sixth Har-
: old Rice scored for Maui after playing
all around Oahu s goal Maui put the
ball over the blue line wide of the goal
and then Walter Dillingham; carried it
clear down the field. He missed the
ball near the line and the yellow and
blacks brought it back with Frank
Baldwin driving it in the lead The
sixth inning closed with seven for Maui
to pair for the local team.
Seventh Period.
Harold Dillingham; got away with the
ball on the fly from the throw at the
up to Maui s goal but the ball was
transferred the scene of activities to
the Oahu end of the field. Harold Rice
! scored after forty-two seconds of play.
| Then Frank Baldwin made long run
riding in set of four with two blues
| trying to ride him off and yellow and
black acting as guard. Harold Rice
came nm and relieved Frank of the ball
and then Walter Dillingham; snatched
it away and skidooed up field. A
Mauiite rode up and booked his stick
from behind and Fleming made of with
/ the ball. He came within an ace of
scoring on a long drive almost from
center field. The Oahuans, recovered it
and chen Frank Baldwin carried it
over their line. After the drive off,
Harold Rice scored again after five
minutes and eighteen seconds of play
There were several good rideoffs and
long drives after that and the seventh
ended nine TO two.
Eighth Period
Maui worked the ball from their end
up to center field in the start of the
eighth and the blues were spread out
in line in pursuit. Three of them took
a backhand crack as the bail was shot
back to them by the one in the lead
and each one relayed il down the field
where Walter Dillingham; got it and
knocked a high fly from the field which
scared right between Maui is goal posts
This score was made in minute and
a half of play. Walter got it again and
carried the ball up the field but missed
the goal on pretty crossstroke, the
ball was then dallying dangerously
close to Maui S goal and Harry Baldwin
biffed it over his own line to prevent
Oahu from scoring again, and this pen
allied Maui a quarter of a point. Franz
Baldwin missed the goal next on Ions
drive but brother Harry scored a
eighteen, making the final resul
nine and three-quarters for Maui t.
Oahu's three and half.
Frank Baldwin s generalship showsG
up strong and he kept his team right
up in line, while taking the lead il
dashes and riding opponents of, as wei
as doing great work on the defensive