The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02

nome and HofOtd hice dhheAtd the
third point. With two minutes yet to
play, oahu nursed the ball down the
Hela Tor Sam Baldwin and with two
mighty drives he placed II through the
goal posts, making the score at the end
of tho period, Oahu 4, Mani }.
Mount Scores one
As the BAH went into play for th,
second period, Frank Baldwin made a
spectacular run down the field, and IL
one minute scored the fourth goal for
! Maui. The credit OF making the next
goal fell TO Harold Rice and three long
drives carried the white pellet through
the goal posts in exactly seventeen sec
onds after II was placed into play.
Oahu tied this up when Macfarlane
laced the ball home after long run
down the field, in which Harold Castle
and Arthur Rice gave him wonderful
protection,
Maui ended the period by scoring a
goal when the. mount Of Harold Rice
| struck the ball with its hoofs, driving II
through the goal posts.
Previous 10 this play, David Fleming
-ra Harold Castle. while riding for the
ball, came together and the mount Of
the latter. Sailor Roy, lifted his hind
legs in the air, striking David Fleming
eiil IN the breast. A the horse brought
his feet toward earth, one Of them
caught in Fleming's' saddle and Castle
was thrown to the ground, tho horse
also falling. Fortunately Castle fell
far enough away to prevent the horse
falling on him.
After waiting ten minutes, Fleming
tried TO resume playing, but the pain
was too intense and he was forced to
/ give wav TO Clark.
Just before the accident 20 Fleming,
while the teams were battling near the
I Maui goal Harold Castle drove the
/ ball into the automobile parlSings and
tho result was smashed glass wind
shield on one Of the machines. For.
tunatelv no one was in the front seat
at the time. and outside Of the broken
shield there was no damage
Castle Is a Star
Harold Castle was the star of the
! third period, making all the goals
scored during this period. Sam Bald
win took the ball as it went into play,
and as he passed It to Castle the latfer
made one dash for the posts, and de
spite the efforts of Maui to ride him
of, scored a point in three hard drives,
A moment later Castle again took the
hall, and with Baldwin and Rice riding
off the Maui players, he again scored
a goal. ~
| In the fourth period Collins displayed
some brilliant horsemanship, and with
the assistance of Baldwin and Rice,
scored for Maui. Following Harold
Rice played a safety.
i IL ~. osI ..f t,or
one minute and hfty.fve seconds Of
playing. the period ending with the
score, Oahu 5, Maui 6H.
i In the fifth period Collins scored fol-
Maui and Baldwin and Castle scored
for Oahu.
Collins scored ono and Baldwin scored
one for Mani in the sixth period, AMI
Sam Baldwin scored one for Oahu, witt
Castle playing a safety, the neriod end
} ing with the score reading Oahu 10N
Maui on.
Game Fight at End n.
Period seven opened with Maui fight
ing desperately to overcome the sean'
lead Of the Oahuans, and within one
minute of play Collins sent the bal
home for goal Sam Baldwin and
Castle. though, did some great work
/, in this period for Oahu and each scored
goal, bringing the score at the elosl
of the period l2h for Oahu and l0H
for Maui. ....,. y
As the whistle tlew for the eight
and final neriod of the game Maui tor
/, after the ball like Wildfire, apd for fvt
, minutes there were exhibitions Of grea
/ polo on both sides. With two minute
and forty seconds yet to PLAY, Mau
! made a desperate effort to tally, an
within forty seconds of the end of tn
|, period scored the final goal of tn
game, making the score l2M TO l1Y
in favor of Oahu.
r II was up to Maui 10 save the da,
Z in those next forty seconds, and pol
e four never fought harder or gamer /
/ drive the lall home, nor did rolo fou
4 fight harder or gamer TO keep their OF
4 lponents from scoring.
4 Down the field toward Maui : goa
{ went the ball, and mighty strok
!, from Harold Rice and another fror
n Collins carried the ball daugcrousl
!. near the posts. r.&
Then came the shrill blast Of tn
4 whistle and the game was over, an
4 once more the polo championship n
q mains nth Oahu " =" .. I's..
e At the conclusion of the game
n heavy shower cHme, but this did no
4 deter the spectators nor the opposiu
= teams from giving vent to their fee
. ings, and for fully three minutes III
hills rang with the cheers of the crow
b.. for thu NictOTs as well as the VA