The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-28
GOOD GAME
OF | 0TBALL
Scots Again Defeat the
IoIani.
HAVE A HARD BATTLE
The Scotch Eleven is Well in the
Lead for League Cham
pIonshlp.

ed last Saturday, when the Iolani United
and Scotch elevens lined up for their sec
ond battle. Their first meeting resulted
in an easy victory for the .Hoot Mons
but Saturdays game was tough go erom
start to finish.
| AS on the last occasion, the ever victo-
rious lovers of Bobbie Burns were equal
to the occasion, in spite of the festivities
OF the preceding night, and won by a
Il score of goals to 8.
| The game was fast from beginning to
end and the Iolani boys are to be con-
graduated on their plucky struggle The
line-up of the teams was changed to that
of their previous meeting, Scotland being
without the sterling services of d. w.
Anderson and Bottomley, both of whom
are indlSpoSed.
and Sinclair, who both did good work
| for their team. IoIani were without the
services of two of their payers and, be-
| ing unable to find substitutes from their
own ranks, the Scots allowed two of the
English eleven to take their places,
Blackman and C. P. Morse filing the va
cancies, and they proved a tower of
ST. ength to the red and whites.
| Goudie, the Scotch center forward, was
once more in the field and has fully re-
covered from his injury. He played a
rattlng good game, scoring no less than
three goals FIddes, another injured
player, has also recovered sufficiently to
play again and the inside left played
as well he did.
Captain Bob Ander son won the toss and
chose to defend the town goal and kick
against the wind the first half. Piianaia
commenced hostilities, kicking off for To-
lani, and at once the reds assumed the
aggressive, carrying the bail well into
Scotch territory. Some lively play en-
sued till McGill cleared them out with
fine kick. Scotland then took up the
running and attacked the Iolani goal with
great vigor, Freeth, Anderson and Kent
well doing good defensive work for their
team. The blues We're not to be repuls-
ed and from the exciting play near the
lIolani goal, Kay and Munro dong good
work, Goudie obtained possess.o on of the
ball and scored first blood; Scotland, /,
lIolani. 0.
From the kickoff at center again a
combined rush by the red and whites
headed by Blackman, Morse and Piia-
naia, ended up by Morse equalizing mat
tiers by scoring the first goal against
Scotland since the League matches start
led; Scotland, /; Iolani, l.
| Goudie kicked off for the Scots and the
l"Camerons'' swept down all opposition
the spectators being treated to some fine
left wing, and Goudie, hooking the ball.
added another goal to the score of the
blues; Scotland, Q; Iolani, l.
Iolani kicked off at center and rallied
lin good style, Anderson at half-back play
ing well, ably assisting his forwards, who
were playing with great dash. Attack
latter attack on Scotland'S goal followed
only to be repulsed, and after some give
and-take play, in which neither side gain
led much ground, the Highlanders made
another of their almost irresistible
charges upon the red and whites goal.
Munro and Kay being well in the van
Amid great excitement, Munro put in
a hard shot which was saved by the To-
lani goal-keeper, quickly followed by an
other attempt by F'iddes, which met with
the same fate, the ball striking the post
and glancng into play again
Here Goudie obtained the ball and with
unerring aim sent it in the desired di'
rection. The score now stood to / il
favor of the Scots.
The Scots had now warmed to theil
work and were always dangerous, lola
nj breaking away once in a while, only
to be repulsed by the solid defense of the
Scottish backs. Half-time sounded soor
after. Scotland, 3; Iolani, l.
On resuming play for the second hal
Goudie sent the ball across to Munro OF
the right wing who sent it well down
the field towards Iolani's goal, and flint
center shot was neatly picked up by Ffd
des, who scored the fourth goal for thu
. "cannie Scots Scotland, 4; Iolani, l.
From the kickoff at center. Pianait
showed up WELL and brilliant dash wal
+ made for Scotland's goal. The Hoo
|, Mons" We're taken by storm, and Morse
who was lying dangerously off side, pick
ed the ball up and shot it under the bar
, lScore-Scotland. 4; Iolani. 2
= Scotland made things lively from kick
Icff nj nj hrcl h1,c,
| repelling the attacks, which they did Il
fine style. Kentwell and Len Qui brok
away at last and took the pail up tn
field, but were stopped by Fiddes, VIII
lifted the ball from their toes and sen
it with a powerful kick, sailing toward
Iolanfs goal. The shot was parely save
lby the goal-keeper.
Attack followed attack, and Cockburn
who was playing in fine form, led tn
van on several occasions, until after som
exciting play Cation sent in three sue
cessive shots only to have them blocke
ere they reached the desired spot. Onl
the solid defense of the Iolani back
averted a crushing defeat, for the This
, ties were playing with great dash. An
derson and Freeth We're doing fine wor
for their team, and Bob Anderson's de
Tense was magnificent as time an
time again he was instrumental in ward
ing off the rushes of the red and whit
lani citadel, and after eluding several q
their backs he sent the ball out to Fid
Ides, who sent it through the goal Xix
a flash. Scotland, 5; Iolani. 2.
The blues still kept up the attack an
pressed hard, only relinquishing whe
J. Freeth and KentwelTs kicking cleare
the danger. Good play by these two er
= abled Iolani to break through, Blackma
and Morse doing good work Not to l.
| denied, Scotland returned the ball an
kept well inside Iolani territory. Agai
the Iolani broke away till Kay, obtainin
the leather" made a. splendid shot 8
| goal. the ball striking the post, and AT
derson cleared Iolanfs lines again. Fro1
the ensuing play Morse obtained the ba
! and, beating several of the Scotch back
= scored his third goal. Scotland, 5; u
LAM. 8.
Goudie kicked out from center aeai
and the Thistles invaded their opponents
ground. Cockburn getting in a fine she
only just stopped by the goal-keeper, VIII
was playing sterling game Anothe
shot by Cation forced a corner and SEQ
land was pressing its opponents very Ear