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

score Of 1914 TO 3. Maui excelled III
4stick work, horsemanship and team
work throughout the match, and AFTER
a the first chukkuT the result u the
mateh was neyer In doubt
The Maui poloists entered the
match fayorites, and the crowd dc
mot have long to wait, as Arthur Cot
Illus shot the oall from the rucE
through the lattice for the first geai
in IL seconds. Oahu made q hard hla
7 for honors In this chukkur, and some
especially good passing brought the
wooden sphere TO the goal posts, but
I Edward Baldwin made q beautiful
save. and from that time on Oahu was
on the defense. - ....a...tL
Mani rushed the ball up TO the goal
10 open tho second chukkur, but Wal
knter Macfarlane saved a goal Win
pretty back handler. Maui failed %
score in the second chukkur as Oahu
was playing good defensive game
at this time. y
Goal for Collins ~ -,-.-. 90.
Poor stick work on the part OF
Oahu lost two chances TO score in the
third, and 80 seconds after the throw
IN Arthur Collins received the ball
on 8 pretty pass, and shot goal
The Oahu team failed to work 20.
eether IN this period, and In a rush
for the goal Edward Baldwin dribbled
the bali and Frank Baldwin carried
II down for another goal
Maui rushed through the game IN
the next period Of play, and in "
second after Louie Beard had started
ne period Frank Baldwin shot q
pretty goal through the lattice posts.
.4afold Rice. mounted on Trade Wind,
showed some pretty play here. and
II series OF dribbles and drives
rhot another goal Arthur Collins
closed the scoring IN the period with
= pretty goal from a difficult angle.
Missed pilliaSham
The fine Italian. hand OF Walter
niiiineham was missing in this per.
|tf. and although the Oahuans made
srery effort 10 stem the tide, the
delicate inside play was missing.
harold castle played great polo, but
lost q number OF goals X there Werp
any breaks 10 the game they sssely
vent against the oahus. Arthur kics
was ont Of the game, and this was
another handicap TO the team
Harold Dillingham; made his debut
IN the first half Of the match. ana
handled his mounts well, and should
- continue to improve with more team.
4ork practise. Bob Single showed
is ven IN playing the ball down the
boards.
Charmed Lineup
In The second half Of the match the
Oahu lineup shifted Francis Brown
vent into the game az Ne. 3. Walter
nacfafiane was at No. 1, Harold Cas-
+. 80 Al No. and Bob Single played
h6ck. The new arrangement appear.
- Is Improve conditions as Oahu
moved some good passing ifere and
re haIl shit I'D The field and Walter
1I6cfarlane made drive into the
1senth or the goal, but once again
Mani PLAYED great Gefensiye polo, and
+ frIbbled the ball 70 the boards. Again
- this period Francis Brown on JACK
paw made q shot for . goal, pnt
missed BY narrow margin. The baIt
tae n the Maui territory tor the most
rart In this chukkalr
Fdwafd baldwin, the 1S-year-old POI
I6isf made three beautiful drives up
nc field n tue sixth chnkkur, and
Ii.ot 4 goal from hard angle Frank
Il5idwin shot another goal q few min
,.5,ss Iater when tile Oahu defense was
uttered. Harold Castle was play.
Ira great Soan IA tbs period ana miss.
al goal ~ < narrow margin; Inc
I'M cnnsc back after the betl had
eonnded. and this time Castle shot
tive ard the bail passed between tae
1s.fsco pests for the first goal TOT
Osac.
Vrunesier Stars
~ xari. baldwin took the ball out
"a no rEca in the seventh period. and
~ $500 Great riding carried the ball
L..,. f,,e field fer pretty goal. A
fe,, saronds later be missed another
s.,.i tie bali striking the edge Of
- nost Oahu carried the ball up
80 INC mouth Of the goal once more
- castle missed another chance
b $50 ys.al. waiter Macfariane missed.
~, l,rancis Brown came up and car
-, TIE ball through for the second
~nsi Harold Castle later added an.
es:sar s.,ai from hard angle. Haroid
No. tr.,gsaS in this period, and the
scorc stood 81 10 3. j.,
pre:ty ~ork by Arthur Collins III
ths c.ai,ra period gave Harold asce
,,arsay.,ulity 20 score anu Caii:hS
- 80, brought the ball up when Frans
1870 H. slot for the last goal oil ias
DAY. ..,.,aa ereat MILO
.s'...,ho,t the game, and IN reaItf
80 10y was as good as has been
~ hsre for many moons. Win Inc
es 80. ' -, shot 20 pieces he raced up
ss sa Down the field, dribbling, passias
sno gsne robbed him Of a number OF
ne gan Esward baldwin, the young
so s. srom Maui, made great impress res.
ser I'D he was in the thick OF the
ION an - al times. 4 tendency not &c