The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-12

Tor the polo. The game began Q
visitors to return home last evehif
The first period began as a nip-and-
tuck affair, the bah being carried
towards the Maui goal by some fast
PUSHES, but IL was taken back to the
center Of the field, at which some un-
usually sparkling work occurred, Great
back hand play, hard smashes and other
clever strokes alternated. The Maui
men again carried the ball towards their
goal, but IL went out Of bounds. -
Castle Proves Star -
On the throw.in Harold Castle starred
in some spectacular drives towards the
Oahu goal, this play, as well as that Of
the first drive towards the Oahu goal,
being close to the makai side. Oahu
missed a goal by inches when the ball
rolled outside beyond the post. 1t was
exceedingly fast polo.
Maui thereupon took the ball down
the field in series Of drives that Oahu
was unable to stop, but again the ball
was outside. Oahu, in succession Of
back hand work OF Frank Baldwin
stopped the rush, and Maui took advan-
tnge Of the opportunity to score the
first goal, made by Arthur Collins, a.
few seconds before the close Of the
chukkur. The first period ended
Maui /, Oahu 0. .m'E ,.
At. the beginning Of the second period
Maui took the bail down the field on
long drive by Edward baldwin. How
ever, the rush was stopped, and Single
carried the ball back for Oahu. Maui
found an opening and went well down
- Gal 3 y. 4 al
Maui attack with slashing and spec.
taenlar, backhand, and the bah moved
towards the Oahu goal, only to 90 out
of bounds. Brilliant play in the mid.
field followed. ,.... T.. d.
Macfarlane Misses Goal
Walter Maefarlane missed what ap-
peared to be a sure goal when the ball
struck a horse 3 hoof. Maui took the
ball TO mid.field and beyond, where
Macfarlane again starred for Oahu.
The gsfme was see-sawing up and down
the field and was very fast. At the
close of the second period Maui missed
goal narrowly. The score was: Maui
/, Oahu 0. =
But a goal was made after some
clever back-hand work by Arthur Col 1
Inns after thirty-fve seconds in the
third. Harold Castle took the ball
down for Oahu; the rush was halted for
a short time; then Walter Macfarlane
recovered the ball and again missed a
goal by a few feet. The individual
play Of the 0ahuans surpassed, but
their team work was inferior. /
Maui made. another goal by Frank
Baldwin in the third period. Castle
Of Oahu missed one more Just before
the period ended. The score was: Maui
3, Oahu0. ,.' /
Maui began to run away from the
Oahu team, another goal being made by
Frank Baldwin within few seconds
after the fourth period opened. The
crowd was roofing for Maui and the
team responded by scoring again, Har.
old Rice makinga beautiful drive for
goal. THIS was followed by another by
Arthur Collins. The individual play Of
the Oahu team, brilliant though il was,
especially by Walter Macfariane, was
inferior in seOre-making to the well.or.
ganized team work of Maui. The leader.
ship OF Walter Dillingham; was missed
by Oahu. The score at the close Of the
fourth period was; Mani 6, Oahu o. /.
Maui Increases Lead q; s.
In the second half, fifth period, the
lack Of team.play of Oahu was strik.
ingly shown when no one came to Mac.
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the hall down the 6eIJ AGAIN h,,, " 49,
shotrb Edward RnIdwip in front ~ ~
poaig lost n, =, :. ttfo2
The game see.s,wed mo,a .tbar. cors
son,, ,,i,ooI1 - -.
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iane had hard luck IN missing after al
ph'r OF long drives; and Harold Cas-
We aiSo missed. Then came another
nus opportunity after opportunity
mao oeen lost Maefariane failed mar
h S"w once more. Maui was playing
nSaV anu eieVery, Wlth some Partle'
marry telhhB Dack. ana crOss-strOkes.