The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-08-14
Polo to Be Feature
OF Harvest Home
Three Oahu Men Will Play and Young
Ed Baldwin Will be in Game
Every Thing Auspicious.

A polo game between two mixed
teams composed of Oahu and Maui
players. is to be a feature of the
Harvest Home events this afternoon
The game will be played on the Sun
nyside grounds, beginning at o'clock,
and promises to be an interesting one.
1t was not known that such a contest
could be arranged until a few days
ago, and the announcement comes as
a pleasing surprise.
There will be three Oahu players in
the game: Walter Dillingham;, Har-
old Castle and Arthur Rice, but they
will not all play on one side. An
other feature of interest is the fact
that Edward Baldwin the 12-year cd
son of F. F. Baldwin will play. Young
Baldwin was forecast as a coming star
in the polo world, by experts in Ho-
nolulu during the recent tournament,
and his advent in regular game will
doubtless be quite drawing card in
itself.
The two teams are made up as fo.-
lows, playing in order given: Team
/: w. A. Clark, Edward Baldwin, Wal
ter Dillingham;, and F. F. Baldwin
Team Q: A. W. Collins, Harold Cas-
tie, Caleb Burns, and Arthur Rice.
ennis ournament.
From the list of men who will rep
resent Oahu in the tennis matches to
begin on the Puunene club courts at
$3.50 o'clock this morning, there should
be some warm contests. Fight teams
will be on hand this morning and they
will play as follows: A. L. Castle, w.
H. Hoogs; W. f. Dillingham;, Harold
Castle; John O'Dowda, V. e. Lacey;
E. 7. Iittlejohn, Allan Davis; w.
Pfleuger, Ed. Glib; G. G. Bockus, Ar
thur S. Rice; Ernest Podmore, G. Ia
brisN; Clarence S. Olson, DR.. Peden.
The Maui teams which will meet the
Oahu experts have been selected
through an elimination series of games
and the outlook is that they will once
more be able to retain the inter-is-
land tennis honors here on Maui. The
teams are composed as follows and
play with corresponding teams of the
visitors in the order given. Lindsay,
Collins; Rice, Rosecrans, Walsh,
Thomson; Engle, Taylor; f. Burns, G.
Burns; A. McLaren, j. McLaren, F. F.
Baldwin, Duke; W. A Baldwin, Living
ston.
Bowling.
While it had been expected that the
HdUltS VI the "OuAN
be sent up before hand, they did not
come and the committee will not know
till this morning just who will be in
the team that will try conclusions with
the Puunene experts.
The swimming events promise to be
of interest, though there will not be
the incentive of competition with Wis
iting swimmers.
Those Responsible.
For several weeks past there has
been some very hard work on the part
of the members of the various commit
tees which have had the big annual
event in hand, and from all indications
they may well be proud of the results
of their efforts. The officers Of the
Puunene Athletic Club, which is res
ponsible for the annual Harvest Home
celebration, are: j. B. Thomson, pres
ident c. c. Campbell, vice-president;
David Rattray, secretary; j. T. Fan
tom, director at large. The other di-
rectors are chairmen of the various
committees, which are as follows:
Tennis: DR.. Young j. McLaren, j.
H. Pratt; bowling: e. F. Deinert. NJ.
G. Paschoal; refreshments: Ben Will
liams, w. Tougher, j. T. Fantom;
dance: George Murray, J. S. B. Mac
Kenzie; decoration: James Smith, Ar
thur Belts, F. Peacock Swimming:
VIM. Searby R. E. Hughes, X. NJ.
Smith.
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