The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-19
SCOTS DO
THE TRICK
CosmopoIitans Laid Out
at Association Ball.
TWO EXCELLENT TEAMS
Makiki the Scene of a Lively Kick
ing Game on Saturday
Afternoon.


dc mans and Cosmopoltans was played
under Association rules at Makiki Satur-
day afternoon. The contending teams
were probably the strongest which could
be brought together here, and the result
ing game showed much advance over the
preceding ones, both in combined and in
dividual display. The play was fast
throughout and al no time was the in
terest of the spectators allowed to flag
The Cosmopolitans set the ball in mo-
ton promptly on time but the Scots i'm
mediately assumed the aggressive and
with a determined effort bore down all
opposition and scored their first goal
the team working splendidly together
soon added another point to their score
through the medium of Boyle
The Cosmopolitan attack lacked the
sting and vigor necessary to overcome the
sturdy defence of the Scots and the ball
was kept we'll in their territory through
out the first half and goals were added
by Cation and Boyle Soper and Ed
wards played a sound defensive game and
were kept busily employed Occasional
ly the Cosmopolitan forwards broke
away but their attack was not sustained
and came to nothing. Half-time score:
SCOTLAND, A.
COSMOPOLITANS, O.
With this heavy deficit against them it
appeared quite possible that the Cosmo-
politans would sustain crushing defeat
They however pulled themselves togeth-
er and the play of the second half was
in their favor. They had however, not
of thai ,iSfo for
shortly after Recommending Davies, who
had been playing a useful game for them
was obliged to retire and the game was
continued for a time with only four for
wards. This, however, was the bedrock
of disaster, for while the Scots were
gradually slowing down in their efforts,
the Cosmopolitans played with renewed
vigor and We're determined not to be de-
MED. Lansdale and Blackman made great
efforts and put in great deal of effect
i've work Just before the call of time
Blackman dribbled the ball through the
field and a fine middle to Lansdale en-
abled the latter to score. Final result:
SCOTLAND, 4.
COSMOPOLITANS, l.
The teams were as follows:
Cosmopolitans-Goal Freeth; backs, So
per and Edwards; halves, Andrews,
Blackman and Stokes; forwards, Bolster,
Andersen, Lansdale, Davies. Parish Re-
serves, Willis and Y. Andersen.
Caledonians-Goal, McGin; fullbacks,
osborne. r. Anderson; halfbacks, Len
nox, Bottomley, d. w. Anderson; for
wards, Fiddes, Cation, Boyle, Munro, Ir-
wire.
Referee-Rev. Vincent Kitcat.
Linemen-Messrs. Harrison and Sinclair
SEEN FROM THE SIDELINES.
David Andersen appeared for the first
time and showed good qualities. He has
thorough knowledge of the game.
| Edwards. an old Norfolk player and one
| of the Yola boys, helped to keep the
| Scots in check. He plays in dashing
style and our football would be a decided
gamer by his acquisition.
stokes showed greatly improved form
and has the making of a good half
Boyle was the mainstay of the Called D.
man attack and was responsible in a
great measure for the defeat of the Gale
domains.
Parish put up a good game at halfback
and will be invaluable to the English team
which is on the tapis.
! Tommy Andrews goes all the way and
always gives his opposing forward mat
ter for contemplation.
g. Davies plays a pretty game and with
Lansdale and Blackman only needs a lit
tie practice to make a good right wing.
Soper is rapidly making a reputation for
Kicking. He was without a doubt the
most effective back on the field.
| osborne did good work at back but
would be more effective as right wing
forward
Lennox is rapidly improving in knowl-
| edge of the game.
| Bob Andersen, although somewhat slow
takes lot of passing. He Is a reliable
kick.
| Bottomley is always on the ball and
plays a very effective game
ENGLISHMEN TO ORGANIZE.
| The Englishmen have decided to organ
ize during the coming week Notice Of
meeting will probably appear in tomor-
rows issue All players, whether Eng
fish, Colonial or American, are cordially
Invited to join the association
| SATURDAYS MATCHES.
| There will probably be two matches
next Saturday. Iolani will perhaps play
the Californian second eleven and a match
will also be arranged between tba Sanioy