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SCOTS WIN
THE GAME
Beat lolani College at
Football.
MATCH PLAYED SATURDAY
College Boys did Well but the Grown
Men Were TOO Strong for
Them.

A football match was played on Satur-
day between Iolani and Scotland at Ma
kiki under Association football rules, and
ended In a victory for Scotland by two
goals to nil. The Scots turned out in full
strength but Iolani was without the SER
vices of their fullback Chris. Willis. From
tse first a battle royal waged and the
game proved TO be quite the best of those
which have already been played. The
combination of both teams was sound and
a very little while will undoubtedly see
some really excellent results.
Iolani kicked off. and for some moments
the ball was kept in neutral ground. both
teams getting quickly to work r. Ander-
sen was frequently I'm evidence and was
the mainstay of the back defence of Scot
land. His kicking was accurate and
strong and contributed very materially
IT, the result Of the match. The Iolani
halves. as usual. put up a plucky game,
but the backs were unreliable. The score
at half-time was:
SCOTLAND l.
IOLANI 0.
After crossing over. the game became
more spirited. but the combination was
net so good Of either side. The boys
particularly allowed their desire to wir
to carry them from their places AL
attempts at equalizing matters were un-
availing. and a few minutes before tins
Scotland scored again. The match thus
ended in favor OF Scotland. Final score
SCOTLAND p
IOLANI 0.
The result was not unexpected. but 10
lani did well to keep the goals down e
two. as the Scotch team was probably
their full strength.
Following were the teams and posi-
tons:
scotland-Goal. McGm: backs. r. An
dcrson. osborne. halves. Lennox, Bot
tomley. Cockburn. forwards. Kay, Nun
70. Cation, Guild. Fiddes; reserves, Sin
clair. Irvine.
Iolani College-Goal. Freeth: backs. c
Willis, A. ". Other. All Hun: halves. NJ
Andersen, Andrews. X. Fook: forwards
Smithies. Blackman. J. Andersen, Bols
ter. G. Mactarlane.
Mr.. r.. r. Lansdale will bring a tear
aeainst Iolani next Saturday.
There will probably be four Associatio
teams in operation before the new veal
and II Is proposed to arrange a sequenc
o. matches between them on the Leagu
, system. a challenge trophy will be con
peted for and will be held by the winnin
, team for a year.
, NOTES OF THE GAME.
, The goals for Scotland were shot b
? Fiddes and Catton.
. Bottomley. who turned out for the frs
; time since he left school. has evidentl
, not lost his cunning and Will no dout
prove a doughty champion of the land
J cakes.
: Cockburn put In some good work an
: cricket Is evidently not his only love.
Lennox. AN old intercollegiate man.
rapidly developing into a sturdy back.
osborne plays a good game and Is a
ways on the ball. He has not been frol
school long enough to forget the game.
Freeth II an acquisition for 1olani ar
: should soon get into shape.
I. Nacfarlane made his first appearan'
and showed plenty OF speed and stayir
power.
e Kay obtained a goal on Saturday whiC
p was disallowed. His play gives muS
!, promise for the future.
: Bolster and Smithies are rapidly deve
oping good form and have quick
caught" on TO the game.
The brothers Andersen play an earne