The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21
|||UA| DEFEAT IS
| MAUI BY A
| FRACTION
|anpons Go Down Before Gar
| ha ISLANDERS in Close and
Exciting Game.
|pvlL 7A; MAUI oH2
tly ISLANDERS Strove Hard to
Win by a Smashing
Rally at End.
VAL ~; MAUI, 6I2

NH tie score seven and one-fourth
IL md one half in the last period
lin, two or three breathless minutes
ia the veteran victors from the
eide hailed as eonauering heroes
Inv 4 conflict on the polo field,
ii the ball which controlled their
/ hfsy u the very line of the enemy's
| nj struggled valiantly to regain the
hnpianship from the Garden Island
i Tia had snatched it from them
III h the game.
iAingh they rallied repeatedly and
a iuvp on their opponents with all
isr apieme might to alter the sealed
ans Of fate, the sphere Of fortune
tssted Them ito the tick of time
ss lanouneed the end.
Their hercalean efforts were not al
aassr in vain, however. for the big
hzi four were so hard pressed to-
Nd TIE finish that they had to sacrl-
y half point on two safetles to
aren't the former Maui champions
"a putting through the winning goal.
sa'hf half-point was lost by the Ka-
Wang who were penalized for foul
ne eighth frame. This reduced their
s.s whole point in the last period,
Ias them the final victory by the
aaos margin Of three-quarters Of Il
Over 100 Autos in Line.
~ the available space on the side
y saa the hills in the background
around was alive with the multitude
- aad made its way by vehicle or
. see the leading team in the
I auinament battle with the inter
~ champions, who took the field
'.s ms time this year. Hundreds
'aang ladies' in Honolulu's social
saaea their luster to the dazzling
r. ~ Sad the sporting fraternity
I we're one hundred and two
il. a y IN the line which stretched
Is :. W entire far side of the field.
~ = q y 'Ais row was a string of car.
lima ,aa !, extended to an equal length.
ss.s. .ae lower end of the amphi-
s.; and distributed all around on
ass gus sn We're more autos and car.
~ saiiyhoes and all sorts Of con.
sS.s =, loaded with spectators. who
ii. s' ss.h delight as each gallant
ii ~ aasaed out from the serinmage
ii y ~ the field, his charger racing
r'lo Pans obstreperous.
aAasst ~'e ians in the paddock were Sc
b h ana eager to see every plav
III M. 0aifc squad of police wer,
W. w. commission to keep them in
sN5 ~ ~ me me players were parlev
Dart, .us ball way out on the green
Y Ssm LAM n the paddock could no.
h l. t ss,, back. They spread out
sTs,rl s "a to inspect with minute
alsa tha :, Of the game. They
tsro-;. giad tidings when one Of
di.sa ,l.es hit a goal and roaret
Wv y Ptp .E at every mispIay.
y The result Of f'f the na4 STAGE ags
ir ne talent appeared to be = ro 90, :
sas. :. yellow and black. Franz
aar. ia captain of this eombina
J figured quite prominently /, l. II +
1 wiz Sia !, plays and when he dash
NJ gass ~ 1 the ball in the lead II. III,
h 5 an their further tBs al anr encourage
vi Is sGne excellent team work
.,s responsible nGi fa4 nd a,5 goat an,
pttstios Sc score. Frank BALDWIN in b fa'
Y Man. r d I being the reckless - ride d,
sea b. lou. Tour, but YESTERDAY h.
seoatjnr"ss with a stroke q.
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