Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-12

q score OF lO'2 10 -. MAUI SNSCiSN az
s stick work, horsemanship and team
work throughout the match. and after
The first chukkuT the result 2 the
match was never in doubt.
The Maui poloIsts entered the
match favorites. and the crowd o1d
not have long to wait, as Arthur Col
Aims shot the ball from the rucK
hhrough the lattice for the first goai
hn IT seconds. Oahu made hard bl1
FOR honors in this chukkur and some
especially good passing brought the
wooden sphere TO. the goal posts, out
Edward Baldwin made beautitm
save, and from that time on Oahu wae
Son the defense.
Maui rushed the ball up to the goal
to open the second chukkur, but Wal
ter Macfarlane saved goal with
pretty back handler. Maui failed tp
score In the second chukkur as Oahu
was playing a good defensive game
LAT this time. ,,
local for Collins :.
Poor stick work on the part OF
lOahu lost two chances to score in the
third, and SO seconds after the throw
lin Arthur. Collins received the bail
Ion pretty pass, and shot a goal.
The Oahu team failed to work to-
gether in this period, and In rush
for the goal Edward Baldwin dribbled
the bah and Frank Baldwin carried.
Ill down for another goal 8
Maui rushed through the game IN
the nett period or play, and in ~
second after Louie Beard had started
|fhe neriod Frank Baldwin shot Q
fnrettv goal through the lattice posts,
Harold Rice mounted on Trade Wind
showed some pretty play here. anu
~ 4 series or dribblee and drives
rhot another goal. Arthur Collins
closed the scoring in the period WITH
4 pretty coal from q difficult angle.
h'ltssd Dillingham;
The fine Italian hand OF Walter
Dillingham; was missing IN TINS per.
lod, and although the Oahuans mace
every effort to stem the toe. the
delicnte inside play was miss1ng.
harold Castle played great polo, but
LOST q number OF goals II there were
any breaks in the game they surei'
vent against the oahus. Arthur RIGS
vas out of the game and this was
another handicap TO the team.
Harold Dillingham; made his debut
~ the first half Of the match, and
handled his mounts well, and should
'rontinue to improve with more team.
r,ork practise. Bob Single showed
up wen In playing the ball down the
boards.
Changed Lineup
n The second half OF the match the
oahu lineup shifted, Francis Brown
went into the game at No. 5, Walter
Nacfarlane was at 10. I. Harold Cas-
~ n No. 2 and Bob Single played
hack. The new arrangement appear
- "a improve conditions as Oahu
showed some good passing here ana
the ball shot up the field and Was.eF
Nacfarlane made n drive INTO tne
mouth OF the goal, but once again
Maui played great defensive polo, ana
oribb1ed the ball to the boards. Asaih
r. this period Francis Brown on Jack
paw made shot for q goal, but
missed by narrow margin. The bail
WAS in the Maui territory Tor the most
mart ia this chukkur.
Edward baldwin. the 1S-year-old POI
1oist made three beautiful drives up
nc field n tie sixth chukknr, and
{l.,ot 4 coal from q hard angle. Frank
RaIdwin siloi another goal 4 few min.
Nos later when the Oahu defense was
shattered. Harold Castle was play
ms great ;loia ii tbs period and miss.
"a : coal by narrow margin. Tbs.
l,.tn came back after the bell had
ronnaed, and this time Castle shot
,fee ard tho bail passed between the
lasfiec rcsss for the first goal for
OSNG.
IsdTard Baldwin took the BAH out
of tho rsck in the seventh reTiod, ana
~ seise great riding carried the Oall
Down the field fer q pretty goal a
4cw seconds later be missed another
goal. the bali stfiking the edge OF
the pogt Oahu carried the ball uls
- the mouth Of the goal once more
ard Castle missed another chance
fs- n goal. waiter AIacfarlane missed.
lut Francis Brown came up and car.
Rcd the bail through for the second
eosi Harold Castle later added an.
otter zeal from hard angle. Harold
Rico crusssI in this period, and the
storc stocE So To 8. =.
Pretty .aSrk b. Arthur Collins IN
tie c:sh.a period gave Harold Rice
IN op,z.r.ari.y to, score and C9..:as
sails LisaSHt the ball up when FranG
Il ass:a sl.at Tor the last goal OF re
day.
IE.roid Castle played great polo
s;1roushout the game, end In reality
his work was as good sas has been
secn here for many moons. With the
teamwork shot to pieces he raced up
ana down the field, dribeling. passins
and riding his man, and the breaks Of
the game robbed him Of number OF
Goals. Edward Baldwin, the young
ster from Maui, made great impress
sion and he was In the thick OF the
fight at all times. A tendency not u
; lean over enough on some OF ne