The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-11-26
SCOTS WALlOP
IOLANrS TEAM
Association Football at Makiki
Saturday Brought Out
IL Crowd

In the Association football game be-
tween Iolani and Scotland B teams, play
ed at Makiki on Saturday, the Scots turn
ed out weak combination against the
boys and IT was expected that the latter
would take the opportunity of revenging
the defeat they suffered In the first en-
counter between the teams. This result,
however, was not realized and the young
sters went down before the superior tech
nique Of the Scotchmen.
Scotland won the toss and selected the
Punchbowl goal. The ball was kept well
on the move, but the game was of low
er standard than the last two or three
encounters, Iolani In particular showing
evidences of disintegration. Kick and
run was the chief feature of their dis
play and this brought its usual reward
defeat. The Scots played together much
better, Fiddes and Cockburn in the for
ward line putting in good work. Their
efforts were rewarded by the former
scoring the first goal against the college.
When the ball was again put in motion
the boys renewed their efforts, but not
their tactics, which throughout lacked
combination. and the Scots again drew
blood. Once or twice before half time
the boys looked aggressive. Blackman
made a fine run and osborne conceded a
corner. which failed to be productive.
Half-time score:
SCOTLAND 2
| IOLANX o.
The play second half was more even,
but the Scots again had the best of af-
fairs and increased their lead. The chief
feature of the play was the defense of
their halves, who held the Iolani forwards
well In hand. Blackman put in lot Of
work. but neglected to combine with his
other men, Of whom Bolster and Smith
les were the best. Freeth, on the right
wing. was never in his place, and the
whole team gave a poor display. The
chief fault may be traced to their skip
per not making his men play a combined
game. Final score:
SCOTLAND g.
IOLANI 0.
Among the spectators were most of the
members of the Scottish Athletic Asso-
citation. including both the president and
vice president. who came TO cheer their
men to victory and pick up a few wrinkles
from the youngsters.
Referee. Mr.. j. n. Cation.
Linemen. Messrs. Parrish and Harrison.
NOTES OF PLAYERS.
SCOTLAND.
Cockburn-Is rapidly becoming a good
forward; combines well and plays the
game.
Fiddes-The mainstay of the Scotch at
tack; an excellent and accurate shot.
Usborue-Plays n good game and kicks
with judgment; is always in his place.
Fenwick-A reliable goal; had little op-
portunity TO display his form.
McGill-plays a good game and Is relia-
BILE
Brown-Put in lots of good work and
gives much promise for the future
Kay-One of the best of a good forward
line.
Gund-Appeared for the first time and
put In useful work.
IOLANI.
Andersen, M-Plays a good defensive
game and Is rapidly becoming a reliable
player
Andersen, J.-Expends plenty of energy
but shows little judgment and careens
about the field like a planet: he has the
making of a good forward when he knows
the game.
Andrews-The most reliable OF the COL
lege defense.
An Hing-Gave good initial display in
goal.
Biackman-wouId be more use to his
side n he would combine with the other
forwards; inclined TO play a selfish game.
Bolster-Rapidly improving into an ag-
gressive forward.
Freeth-Never in his place: has plenty
OF energy and will make a good player
when he knows the game.
Len QUA good outside but neglects 70
middle at the proper time.
KIN Fook-Is becoming n reliable half
and does good work.
Smithies-Does plenty OF work and gets
on the ball but seldom passes.
Seymour-Strengthene the college de-
fense as substitute for Chris Willis.