The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-18

tilIery. Following this goal Castle cut
in with foul. and the period ended
with the score standing TO u in
favor Of the Artillery. The play dur.
ing this period was fast in spots, and
from the looks OF things IL was expect
cd that the Artillery were TO make
Oahu play their very best TO win.
oahu FORCES Ahead
with the opening Of the second pc
Rod, the Oahu contingency set out TO add
20 their score and superior riding of,
quicker following Of the bah and bet.
ter placing Of their shots, gave the
Oahns two goals In this period, one
BY Baldwin and another by Macfaflane.
For the Artillery, Potter cut in across
the mount Of Maefarlane and was pen
allied half for the foul.
In the third period, Rice and Castle
for Oahu scored goals, Macfaflane was
penaiized half for fopling while Nay,
Tor after making q goal, lost oDe-quar-
ter of point for safety
This left the score, Oahu 4, Artillery
az at the end Of the period.
In the fourth period, Macfarlane and
Castle scored for the Oahus while the
Artillery were unable to break into the
point column, tho score being 6 to 2tt
in favor Of Oahu when the referee call
ed period Of rest.
Continues Scoring
Misfortune followed tao artillery IN
to the fray with the opening Of the
fifth period and twice during the play
but thee men were in the battle for
possession Of the ball. Once, Lieut..
enant Beard dropped stirrup and was
forced to remain idle while this was
being repaired and again the saddle Of
Lieut.. Naylor slipped and he was
forced to dismonnt. While this was
going on, Walter Macfariane was riding
rough shods over the field and twice
drove the ball though the goals. For
the Artillery, Dodds made a goal bring
ing the score up to 5 for Oahu against
81 for the Artillery.
In the sixth period, Beard scored for
the Artillery while Castle scored two
and MaefaIlane scored one for the
0ahuans, making the score Oahu IL,
Artillery AZ at the call for the end Of
the period.
In the seventh period, Baldwin scored
one goal for Oahu and Castle also
scored one. Macfarlane did a little
rough riding in this period aud was
penalized ahalf for having struck at
the ball across the mount Of Lieuten-
ant Beard. y6
With the opening Of the final period,
Macfarlane took the ball, passed il TO
Castle and the Oahu 3 captain followed
Il down the field In a hard run, pushing
II through the goal posts with little on
no Interference. 4 few moments later,
Castle took the ball, driving IL toward
the goal in successful drives until Mac
farlane was able TO pick 1t up and then
long well placed drive by Oahu : No.
8 scored the final goal Of the game.
Two minutes later, the whistle blew
ending the contest, the final score read,
ing Oahu l41s, Artillery Az.
According to Laurence Redington
who figured out the playing strength Of
each team and from that predicted a
score of II TO in favor Of the Oahuans
and from the score at the end Of the
game, Redington figures should be q
good criterion for future contests.
Maui Looks Formidable
Next Saturday the Fourth Cavalry
and Maui teams will play the second
match of the series at Moanalua Field,
the contest beginning at three o'clock
and according to polo rating, the Valley
Isle aggregation looks to all the best
As a combination, Mani win come onto
the field with practically the same line
| up as was used last year, this being
Frank Baldwin, Collins, Flemming and
Rice. .f.,
q was expeeted that the Maui con
tingent would be on hand yesterday
Il the opening game but owing TO
BUSINESS interests Of some Of the play
RS the team viii not leave Maui until
friday evening, arriving here early
Saturday morning. #N III. &,
/ The opponents of the Maui aggrega.
ion have snent several busy lays al
Moanaha Field and are looming up il
rood shape. Lieut.. Kimball, who vii
AXE one Of the places vacated by
heney and Cullom is strong ami
willing player and is bound to hell
he soldier team to marked degree
i Clarence X. Lyman who handled thu
zane yesterday in excellent style be
ng a member of the Cavalry team
vill have to give way to some one els'
who will no doubt be one of the play
rs who took part in yesterdays game