The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-01


cause oi the sickness Of baby, the bali
vas thrown IN, Tor the ffst period. AZ
the end Of The period, ! asked 20 be
allow ed ~ play with the team aud the
matter was referred 90 the referee. aud
permission denied The game went on !,
with Hawaii playing dcmofaliEcd
game. not properly mounted, and not In
the proper places 90 do the best A. n
team; u seemed impossible for them TO
get together until the seventh period,
when the score stood Ave 60 one.
"tiero, Hawaii braced and in this pc.
/ riod and the last, ran the score up 20
three and three quarters, when time was
called, and the Hogan Cup was won by
Pasadena
"It was hard luck for Hawaii as they
deserved to win and with the regular
formation, OF with time to have pre-.
pared the junior team for the match,
We could have won IL hands down. am
sure that Pasadena has regretted the ar.
bitrary action in denying Hawaii a
chance TO place its first team, under all
circumstances. say this, as Pasadena,
in their last match here during the tour.
uament, asked for permission TO change
man during the game and the permits
sion was granted.
Beat Canadians.
i ''we moved our horses back to Cor
onado and all but myself came to Cor.
onado to make ready for our first reg
ular match. BY Tuesday, Lowell was
out of danger, and the following Thurs.
day, l came to Coronado to Join the
rest of the team. Sunday, March 3, we
met the Canadians in the first match for
the California trophy cup. This is a
scratch tournament and for beautiful
solid silver trophy and four individual
, cups. Our match with Canada was look
, ed forward to with great interest and
the talk of San Diego and Coronado,
from bell boys to the mayor, was moth
, ing but the coming match. The inter
| rational aspect of the game, of course,
lent interest to it, and you may be sure
/ that all of the Hawaiian team were
, alive to do or die.
"Hawaii, in spite of the fact that
they had been defeated by Pasadena,
and had never played anything but a
little practise game here, were the fav-
critics against the old-time favorites-
the Canadians, and the betting was two
to one on Hawaii. We went after them
from the start and never lost our hold
on the game from the first period to
I the finish. Frank Baldwin and Harold
, Castle played particularly WELL and it
, was fortunate for me that Frank was on
, top of his game, as ! felt the two weeks
a of worry and lack of exercise, so was
mighty glad when the game was over,
, as it was whip and spur for me for six
4 of the eight periods.
Arthur Rice played first-rate game
, but was not up TO his best form. How
ever, we didn't need any more goals
: as the score was ten and three quarters
= to four and one.half.
"This match out of the way, put us
next to play the winner of the First
Cavalry or Boise. Coronado played
Pasadena and defeated them by very
large score in a most uninteresting
= game. The Army beat Boise by close
9 score. Coronado then played the Army,
: beating them by IA to s, playing Walter
o Dupee at No. l. The following Satur.
o day, Hawaii was scheduled to play Cor.
:. onado in the finals for the California
y Trophy cups. AS result of the beat.
Q ing which Coronado received in our lit.
t tie practise game, they decided that
:, they would not have chance against
n us unless they had some one to take
t the place of Dupee. Accordingly, he
r stepped out and Captain Besley took the
a Coronado team, with Besley on it, put
y up twenty goals to our eleven.
r A Great Game.
'There was great speculation as to
the outcome of this match and while the
sympathizers for Hawaii were large in
numbers, the betting was two and three
= TO one, against us. While we realized
. that we had very strong aggregation
" up against us, | know that every one
= of the Hawaiian team felt that if we
:, could pull together, our team work and
', our physical condition, would put the
y game over. As we figured it out and
= stated to our sympathizers, if we could
y anywhere near hold the Coronado team
= to their first half of the game, we would
: beat them up in the last half. To oul
surprise, we ran ahead in goals from
+ the first and at one time, the score wa,
five goals to one and three.quarters. In
: the fourth period, our ponies failed US
o and run on the part of the Coronado s
: brought the score 5 to Az in favor OF
n Coronado. The pace was something
u frightful. ] have never seen better
Q combination play or harder riding thar
in those first four periods. 1t was al
o Eastern combination as against West
: 49, eHu ~ was an 0NtI
:. stand-off.
"Harold Castle had Stevenson run
ming for his life and the battle was
: largely Stevenson and Beadleston AZ
against Castle and Dillingham;. Castle
had the harder man of the two, and we
. stopped practically all of the combina
: tion play that made them 30 brilliant
= against Pasadena and the Army. OuI
7 passes were very much more successful
:, than theirs, and Arthur Rice had Major
u Ross over the boards and back out Of
. the game. When he got a chance to
hit, he was 30 hurried that there was
= no distance to his back. hand shots, and
he asked Rice not to ride him any hard.
er than he had to, as he was all in.
Major Ross, incidentally, is big pow.
erful man, weighing 100 and over
Frank was a tower of strength in his
: back.hand shots and was able to get
= away from Captain Besley whenever
. necessary for him to do so.
Baldwin Crippled.
ave came into the fifth period con.
fident of pulling the game out, and the
ball was no sooner thrown in than we
, all flew at II, and in one of the first
, rushes, Frank collided with Stevenson.