Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-15

| offensive work of the Army team,
which played hard. 1t was expected,
and their offensive game in the early
periods was far above that which was
expected. The EArmy riding was of a
high class, and the dash made it diff
ficult for the referee to judge all of
! the fouls ~ -
Hoyle Scores First .
Hoyle began the scoring early in
the match, when he secured the ball
on a hard pass and rushed the wood
en- sphere to the goal posts. Harold
Castle went down the field on Keoke
and in a pass to Rice the latter scor-
ed q sensational shot for a goal. The
First period ended With.,the score one
all. -. -. -*>>
In the second period Haverkamp, on
Duchess got sway and made a diff
cult shot for Q position, which was
later followed up with goal Rice
fouled, and a 4moment later Castle,
coming up from midfield, made a fea-
ture shot when he drove the ball near
ly rs yards down the field past the
Army players and through the posts.
Oahu Comes Strong - .....=. ~:
Harold Castle ana Arthur Rice we're
playing great polo in the third period,
and Rec made two saves that damp
ened the hopes of the Army team.
Two clever hack-hands, both out of
position for a shot, practically denied
the Army the scores. Castle secured
the ball near the boards and after two
passes forced his way to good posi-
nd CHI
minutes later Dillingham; rode to the
POSTS with another goal for the Oahu
team. Later In. the period he fouled.
Castles pony. Buttons. went lame in
this psrjrd and was forced to slow up
unti a, change was made.
Army came back strong in the
fourth neriod ard Hoyle again showed
a great attack nwhiIe Beard and Herr
We're riding hard and making excel
lent passes. AZ the close of the pc
ROD HOWE shot goal which, with
Perr's foul and YCastle's hook, made
the seefe=exanaa9ain.
ARRIVE eestAHere = y. ~.
{ From the throw in Arthur Rice
t"ok the BAH down the field, and two
Army player we're stopped. and fol.
lowing a=pass from Rice. Harold Gas.
tie shot an easy goal. Later Dili-ng-
hams gbfaHk kicked goal through the
posts counting for army In the sixth
-neriQd =tha-AEmy began -'her at
tick and fer pXtime Oahu was COM
D'etely .ontnlaved The Army was
riding weHsssnd passing at it's best.
and when Herr came out in a hard
ride and dTuye "a goal the Schofield
contingent went wild. The score stood
u to I3Iz.--.s--r-~..
Dillingham; was plsying great polo
in the seventh neriod, and his short
strokes which threw the opposition
out of position did much to change
the sitration. and early in the period
be dashed tn the lattice for a goal.
after the bail had been PLAYED on the
boards. Haverkamp fouled and
Pnard made safety in this period.
The Two c's
The last paricd showed Oahu at
the best. Dillingham was on Helen
c. Castle on Jennie G, Arthur Rice on
Titania and Walter Macfarlare on
Gold Dust. With this combination of
excellent ponies and the teamwork
running like a machine, the result was !
certain and little more than five
minutes after the play was on Castle |
and Jennie c rode to a goal.
Credit for Army
. The Army fought hard throughout !
and never once did thew appear to |
slacken their speed. They deserve |
great credit for their showing, and |
early in the year when few expected !
them to make a showing. continued |
their practise, secured ponies, and
went after the honors. AS long as this |
combination Of HaEerkamp, Beard,
Herr and Hoyle are together with good |
ponies they will always receive con-
sideration as factors in any champion |