The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-21


his opportunity to drive. Jimmi,
Spalding then scored for Kauai afteI
| two minutes. The period was fall o.
streRky play. Both teams lackeS
judgement and missed drives frequent
ly.. Many Of the, misses could be at
tributed to the hard and rough field
the ball taking. crazy bounds. Army
Kauai I. s.T y. attt
Fourth Period go .yE h.t5 II
The Army took the ball down the
field from the throw-in aud Herr made
the third Army goal. The ball was
near the posts for several seconds be.
fore II was sent through. The play
was fast, although he team work was
not what il should have been. Erwin
was playing a driving game for the
Army, not sparihg himself at all. jim.
ME Spalding of Kauai lost the one.
quarter point by which his team was
defeated by making a safety In this
period Army 3, Kauai q.
Firth Period
The ball made four round trims the
length Of the field. Malina began his
series Of rushes and long drives. His
first took the ball we'll to the posts,
but there was no goal The Army car.
ried II back. Greenwald made one Of
the best backhands Of the day. Kauai
rushed the ball back; again IL return.
ed the length of the field, Herr taking
II most Of the way. Kauai returned
onee more and again Malina missed 4
long drive. His powerful strokes lack.
ed in direction. Erwin led in the
Army rush down the field. Malipa lea
Tor Kauai in returning the ball, and
Malina missed again. The Army was
penaiized one-half point because of
Hers crossing Malina and Kanai lost
the same because of Charles Rice a
hitting across the legs of the pony.
These were the only fouls of the day.
Army 2h, Kauai z. II ~,
Sixth Period E,... . . ." +.
This also was marked by streaky
play Malina drove far. He missed a
beautiful opportunity for goal. There
was much missing by all the PLAYERS OF
both teams, Malina being the only
man who was doing any hitting worthy
Of mention. Charles Rice missed n try
The Army. teamwork braced. the bali
going down the field. Kauai carried
II back. Malina made another Of, HE
powerful drives and Charles Rice put
the pail between the posts. Kauai was
awakening Malina made more long
drives Hoyle led in the Army attack,
pvt Mahna saved, and Philip Rice re.
turned. He drove out. Army Z az,
Kauai i NJ. a5,"l.rs- WI y
Seventh Period =
kauai g supporters had an oppor.
tunity to cheer when Malina scored
within five seconds. Charles RE.
drove out twice Another followed
HoweYer, Kauai was making the Army
work; which BODIED i'll for the Army
the mounts Of which, were not equal
TO those Of Kauai. Again Rice drove
out. Opportunity after opportunity
was being lost. Malina drove outside.
The Army carried the ball down; Kan
al returned it--and Malina drove out.
side. The play was exceedingly fast,
despite the frequent missing, and was
severe on both mounts and men. The
Army bid for a goal but faiied. There
was some lively mixing-u p in front of
the posts. Army ga, Kauai az.
Eighth Period y -. ~
Kauai began a whirIwind finish
Philip Rice and Malina led the charge.
Greenwald turned the bali, back with
a great backhand, one of his several
star plays, and returned il almost TO
the Army goal, stopping the Kauai
rush, which was feared by the ARMY
rooters, very Unexpectedly. The ARMY
got its last goal by Herr after one and
one,half minutes, although :, the goal
might have, been made even more
quickly, two or three tries being had.
Lieut.. II. NJ. Rayner, goal Judge, wa
bowled over by a pony, but was no,
hurt. Erwin missed goal narrowly
when the ball hit a post. Kauai also
missed for the same reason. The ARMY
mounts we're firing rapidly. ., In most
Of the brushes the Kauai ponies ran
away from the Army's, although now
and then the Army won. Erwin car.
ried the bah up, but no one supported
him and Malina' g ran AWAY from him
and the opportunity passed. It was
the best period of~the game. Malina
carried the ball back. Captain Hers
saddle, which had become loose earlier,
forced him TO dismount, and play con
tmued for forty.six seconds. Referee
Walter +. Dillingham; not seeing the
pilikia of the captain, until Malina
made the last Kauai goal. Kauai rush
ed again for its last opportunity. The
bell saved the Army by seconds. Jim.
mic Spalding drove well down the
Geld. He followed this with another
drive between the posts, but the bell
rang before he made the second stroke
The goal did not count, although il
was posted by mistake, and the game
ended, Army az, Kauai 3h.
The lineups: -. .,,..'-l
Kauai Spalding, No. l;
John Malina, No. 2; Charles Rice, No.
3, captain; Philip Rice, No. 4.
Army = Lieut.. Vincent p. Erwin,
First Field Artillery; No. /; Capt. john
K. Herr, Fourth Cavalry, No. 3; Capt.
r. =. d. Hoyle, First Field Artillery,
No. 3, captain; Lieut.. Karl Greenwald,
First Field Artillery, No. 4. ="
Army Goals Period Kauai Goals
rwin;Erwin.. -. ia ~. .,,.,...,....,
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:::''..., .!.,.... 3 -: .Spalding
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