Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-17
LOCAL CRICKET
TEAMOUIBOWLS
SAILOR eleven
British National Pastime Is En-
lioyed by H0noluIans and
Visitors

Yesterday at the Makiki Field the
Honolulu Cricket Club and . team
from II. N. s. New Zealand measured
strength at the English national pas
time. The sailors were unfortunate
enough to be deprived Of the services
|of their best all-round cricketers B0-
veil. who got badly sunburnt while
tasting the delights of Waikiki Tho
club, on the other hand, had ont the
strongest team at its command.
Blackman won the toss and took 1rst
lease Of the wicket. An unfortunate
start was made, as L. @. BIackman
was clean bowled by fell toss from
Bowlby in the first over, while WaIk.
er fell victim to the same bowler
with the score at Is. The arrival Of
the captain. II. Blackman. soon
changed the aspect OF AFFAIRS. Though
no one was able to stay for any length
of time with him. each partnership
yielded its quota OF runs. and when
Blackman retired, eight men out. the
score had reached the respectable d.
mansions of ia runs, Of which his
share was S..
1t was appropriate that Blackman.
the captain OF the side, and admitted
|ly the best batsman, should make top
score in this, the most important
game Of the season. He bafted very
we'll indeed. though not cutting 30
much as usual, and gave only one
chance during MS long stay At the
wicket. Bowlby, with Wickefa for
81 runs. was the most successful Of
the visiting bo~lers The HonoI1Ini
score OF lis did not look too big for
the Britishers and when. with hall TIE
side out, their score reached IS, The
game was anybody's. The remaining
batsmen, however, were helpless be-
fore the bowling Of Forrest and McGIIl
and were all dismissed for an add
tional two runs. The Honolulu CrIck-
ct Club thus gained good victory
by 81 runs after the best game 81
cricket seen here for many q day.
Commander Grace. from whom much
WAS expected, missed the first bah be
received and was well caught ana
bowled by McGilI Forrest was By
far the most successful bowler. COM
ing out with the fine analysis Of 7
wickets for IS RIMS He mixed his
pace cleverly and deceived several
batsmen with his slow ball. The
| fielding was much better than usual
and some good catches were brought
IQfone hy Anderson At sQua les
being especially good The chief
lcredit of the victory belongs to H
Iblackman and Forrest
Dr.. aid Mrs. Herbert very kindly
placed their house at the disposal of
1.-THE cricket club for the day. The club
entertained the visitors at luncheon
land In the afternoon Mrs. Rentiers.
hrs. Kenneth Cousens. Mr. Harry
lWrinkley and Mrs. George Humphrey
were the hostesses at afternoon tea.
Mr.. Allan Herbert threw open his
swimming tank to the members Of
both teams.
The day. was altogether most snc.
Icessful one and was thoroughly en-
Ijoyed by all
Scores:
Honolulu Cricket Club.
L. G. Blackman, boWled BoWlby.. 0
X. c. Walker bowled BoWIby 49,. 6
z. Anderson, ct. Hanham, bowled
Lord Burgersh .....s.... ....s...
H. Blackman tcaptain), ct. Jones.
bowled Lord Burgersh ....s.,. S.
L. Forrest, ct and bowled Bowlby. 2
ID. w. Anderson, Ct. Lymon, bowled
/ Hanham s.......... sss..s..-. 4
| e. Marshall, bowled Bowlby .... &
IL. c. McGiIl, bowled Bowlby Z
r. II. Rath, bowIed BowIby .... -
DIR. Benz, run out ............ O.
]. r. M. Mclean, not out.......... o
Extras ...........+...... IL
1ls
| n. MS. New Zealand.
Lieut.. Jones, bowIed Forrest -.
Mid. Symon, ct H Blackman,
bOwled Forrest ................ Z
Mid. Alexander, bowled Forrest "a
Captain HaIsey, ct. Walker. bowIed
Benz .s........ss.. 3
Lord Burgersh, bowled Forrest -. 8
Captain Blount, bowled McGill 8
Commander Grace, caught and
bowled McGill ........s,...... o
Mid. Bowlby, caught E. Anderson,
bowled Forrest ................ 1
Lieut.. Walker-Jones, BOWED For
rest ............. O
Mr.. Hanham, bowled Forrest 49,. O.
Mid. Robertson, not out ..... O
Exlras ............. ...-s.......-
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Bowling Analysis.
l.. Forrest, wickets for 10 runs.
DIR. Benz. ] wicket for "a runs.
. J. C. McGill, wickets for runs.
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