The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-28

the ball 10 the rost. which II hit and
bounded back. Though riding at great
speed, he was able 10 check his horse,
and drive the ball for goal. This
was made in four minutes and ten sec.
onds, He scored again after six min
utes and forty-ohe seconds Of play.
He made another goal on the overtime
after the bell had sounded. Time sew.
en- minutes and fifty seconds. Oahu
{, Maui 0.
Third Period
sam Baldwin started the scoring for
Maui, making goal in three minutes
and seven seconds. This was made af-
ter 4 desperate scrimmage at the posts,
They apparently were oyer.anxious.
Dillingham; scored twice in rapid sue.
cession. His men plainly showed drill.
ing in teamwork. A martingalc broke
on Castle s mount. Forty-three sec.
onds were added to the play. Dilling.
ham scored again in seven minutes and
thirteen Seconds. Oahu I, Maui |.
Fourth Period fl&
Macfarlane scored. Time, one min.
ute and fifteen seconds. He made a
beautiful back hand drive from a diff.
suit angle, after missing goal from a
distance drive. IL was the most spec.
tacular goal Of the day. Harold Rice
scored for Maui. Time, two minutes
and forty-one seconds. Rice starred
this period. Harold Castle was do.
ing exceptional work. Arthur Rice of
Oahu scored. Time, FIVE minutes and
fifty-fye seconds. Macfarlane fouled
Oahu penalized one-half point. Harold
Rice of Maui scored again. Time, six
minutes and fifty seconds. Oahu S1a,
Maui 3. a,-:..
Fifth Period
Oahu's ponies in this period appear
ed fresher. They were certainly pro
ducing the speed. The ball sce.saweu
back and forth, without much advaut
age to either side. Finally Castle OF
Oahu scored. Time, three minutes ant
light seconds. Dillingham; also scored
Fine, four minutes and twenty five sec
onds. Oahu seemed always to be wher,
needed most, Fleming Of Maui, saved
Oahu 1919, Maui 3.
sixth Period
Field dusty, Much serimmaging
Maui was unable to keep the ball il
heir territory for any length of time
oahu, with speedy ponies, rode arounc
hem. Macfarlane fouled again foi
riding at dangerous angle. Oahu pen.
tlized one half point. Fleming scored
TOR Maui. Time, six minutes and fifty
7wo seconds. The bell sounded for the
lose of the period Ball was in play
but Harold Castle drove to the rail
which ended the period. Oahu 10
Maui a.
seventh Period I'd
Sam Baldwin made a try. The ball
truck horse and bounded toward thu
line, but he made quick recover,
md scored. Time, three minutes and
en- seconds. Maui was riding harder
and Baldwin 8 goal seemed to give add
ID encouragement. Fleming of Maui
fouled for crossing in front of oppo
lent. Maui penalized one-half point
Fleming saved. Harold Rice scored
Time, six minutes and fifteen seconds
Sam Baldwin scored. Time, seven min
ntes and thirteen seconds. Oahu 10
Maui 61s.
Eighth Period
Maui rode hard covering Oahu men
well. Goal by Macfarlane. Time, one
hihult anu tnlTty-one StcOhus. Eoan
Baldwin made a try, The ball struck
the post and bounded out. Harold
Rice of Maui, scored. Time, two min
Ites and forty-ive seconds. Hard rid
ing by both teams characterized the
period. Harold Castle of Oahu, scored
Time, five minutes and three seconds
Maui 3 chances were lost. They play.
ed desperately to the last. Macfarlane
scored. Time, six minutes and fifty.
six seconds. Oahu 10, Maui ~. -.
The Lineups "r ".
0ahu--Walter Macfarlane, No. l;
Harold Castle, No. 2; Walter Dilling-
ham, No. 3; Arthur Rice, No. 4. =
Maui-Harold Rice, No. /; Sam
Baldwin, No. 2; Frank Baldwin, No. 8;
Dave Fleming, No. 4. H..
How the Scoring Went nv
Maui Goals Periods Oahu Goals